Check out the official website for Jamie Bower’s ‘The Mortal Instruments’

The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones and Hunger Games: Catching Fire are both in the middle of making casting announcements that have me on the edge of my seat, and reminding me of the fun times of waiting for casting for all of the Twilight Saga films. Jamie Campbell Bower (Caius) plays the sexy Shadowhunter Jace in City of Bones and the film now has an official website. Head over and check it out at:

TheMortalInstrumentsMovie.com

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Ashley Greene on her character Alice in Breaking Dawn 2

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Time to Cast Your Votes in @popsugar's Annual Shirtless Bracket

HELP ROB KEEP HIS LEAD! VOTE HERE!

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More on the 'Snow White and the Huntsman' sequel

Despite the bad press, Battleship ended up grossing $303 million worldwide, but the $210 million-plus-budgeted pic made just $65 million domestically, killing its franchise chances. Still, thanks to robust showings on three of its summer films, Universal likely will be carving out sequel release dates for Snow White & the Huntsman, Seth MacFarlane's Ted and a new American Pie.

Universal began moving forward with a sequel by hiring David Koepp, one of Hollywood's highest-paid screenwriters, to pen a follow-up. With a worldwide gross of $382 million on a $170 million-plus budget, Snow White is a modest if not mammoth hit, and the studio is said to be committed to extending the franchise. Will Sanders be involved? Universal says he will -- for now -- but an insider notes that Stewart's Snow White deal includes sequel language, while Sanders' does not.



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Twilight Saga Soundtrack Musicians are Nominated in This Year's MTV Video Music Awards

Twilight Saga soundtrack musicians The Black Keys (@BlackKeysNews), Linkin Park, and Jack White (of The Dead Weather) are all nominated in this year's MTV Video Music Awards! Not only that, but they're all competing for this year's Best Rock Video award.  

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Kristen Stewart Lands Lead in Lie Down in Darkness

Vulture hears exclusively that Stewart has landed the lead role in an indie adaptation of William Styron’s 1951 novel, Lie Down In Darkness. Directed by Crazy Heart helmer Scott Cooper and set in genteel fifties Virginia, Lie Down will have Stewart play Peyton Loftis. As part of a dysfunctional and disintegrating family, Peyton is constantly compared to her crippled sister, Maudie, and her intense physical beauty makes her the object of her frigid mother’s jealous hatred and the target of her father’s incestuous, alcoholic lust. (Stewart will also appear in another fifties-era film, Walter Salles's On the Road, when it's released in the U.S. sometime this fall/winter.)

The part of Peyton had been coveted by Jennifer Lawrence, but Lawrence will spend the better part of the next year shooting sequels. (Catching Fire ignites this fall, while a new X-Men film at Fox commences shooting in January.) Set up at Open Road Films, Darkness has been in development for years by producer Jeff Sharp (You Can Count on Me, Proof) and while it’s unclear how soon it might start production, this is a major casting hurdle cleared.

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The Latest 'Cosmopolis' BTS Stills With Rob and Cronenberg Now Bigger/Untagged

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SWATH Blu/Ray Release Date - Spain

AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL: SEP 26 | IN STORES: OCTOBER 24

More Info: Mubis 

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A New 'Twilight' Fanfiction Gets Published

From source: TwilightLexicon
According to Hypable another Twilight fanfiction has been optioned by a major publishing house. this time around it’s a seven-figure deal: Clearly taking the huge success of E.L. James’ Fifty Shades of Grey into consideration, Penguin Books’ Berkley imprint has signed a big deal with an unknown author of two Twilight fan-fictions.

Gabriel’s Inferno and Gabriel’s Rapture are presently available in eBook format after initially debuting on fan fiction sites. Paperback editions are due out in the next few months with an initial run of 500,000 copies. The Gabriel novels started under the title The University of Edward Masen. The book’s author, Sylvain Reynard, is only a pen name and no other information about him/her has been unveiled. 


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The Year Ahead For Robert Pattinson

Year in review (so far): After the release of Bel Ami Rob’s year has been somewhat quiet thus far, as he’s been planning his next big career move — or moves. He’s nailed down some serious roles that will keep him busy long into 2013. His film Cosmopolis (directed by David Cronenberg) is by far is most ambitious role yet, and it premiered at Cannes to positive reviews. Variety called Rob’s performance “excellent” and his “strongest” and “most substantial” work to date.

Next up: Rob is scheduled to attend the Cosmopolispremiere in New York on August 13 and a Q&A on August 15.

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