Showing posts with label twilight parent examiner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twilight parent examiner. Show all posts

Saturday, July 25, 2009

Are you kidding me? Cutting in line at Comic-Con turns heated

In line at Comic-Con, girls were complaining that people at the front of the line were cutting. Read about the whole altercation HERE (including a video!)- here's a snippet:

Security told them that each person was allowed to hold three spaces in line and that that was a courtesy granted to them. "You are actually loitering," said one of the security guards. The girls countered by saying that if one person can hold three spots, then if one of those people came, then they could also hold three spots, and the line in front of them would increase exponentially.

The girls proceeded to say that it was also "creepy" that some of the women were so adamant about going to a panel to see a teenager (Taylor Lautner who plays Jacob -- apparently the moms were on Team Jacob).

Thursday, July 23, 2009

All hail the Twilight naysayer

A fellow Examiner recently wrote this:

And if you're an adult and you're into this nonsense, we're looking at a bigger problem. Take, for instance, this site. If you're still here, lemme tell you what that link does. It transports you to a genuinely creepy place called "Twilight Moms." A place for moms who love "Twilight" just as much as their teenage daughters. One can't help but imagine this is some sort of desperate attempt at bonding by a group of middle-aged women who have lost the ability to communicate with the surly, moody, ever-fickle being they call a "teenage daughter." And if it's not, then the alternative is even more depressing: you're an adult who reads a series of vampire romance books marketed to teenage girls, written at their 9th grade reading level. Wow. For the woman who finds all those bodice-ripping romance novels too "Porn-y", there's always "Twilight".



Before you get too heated, read my rebuttal HERE. All in good fun!!

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Bid on a Twilight themed auction to benefit children's autism: Two days left!

Only a couple of days left to bid on this gift pack of Twi-awesomeness (that one's for you, Cullenized!).

The girls at Robsten Lovers are holding their first ever auction; proceeds going to Autism Awareness.

The gift pack includes:

Brand New Twilight Directors Notebook (beautiful and loaded with pics) (retail $20)


Gorgeous New Twilight Tote Bag (retail $25), gray with Edward and Bella on it

Set of Four New Twilight Flair Buttons great for your purse! (retail $7)

MTV Movie Awards Program

New Twilight Necklace with Apple Charm and metal tag Twilight (retail $40-50)

New Twilight Key Chain with Apple Charm, Wolf Charm, Metal tagged Twilight, and Crystal Heart (retail ($15)

OCD Obsessive Cullen Disorder window decal sticker (retail $5)

Find out more details about the auction HERE and bid HERE!!


And, for good measure, a few doll-baby pics courtesty of Robsten Lovers!


"And This Is How You Button Your Jacket....!"

"Did You Just Ask Me If I Like Being Spanked?"

"What Do You Care If I'm Sleeping With Kristen?"

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Twilight: the Graphic Novel- first pic preview

It was bound to happen. Twilight, the graphic novel, is in production, says Entertainment Weekly. With Stephenie Meyer overseeing each panel to ensure true authenticity to the original flavor of the books, the graphic novel is sure to be a great companion to the saga.

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Read more about it HERE and add your insightful thoughts! Then catch the issue of EW with more pics this Friday, July 17!

Saturday, June 20, 2009

The Twilight Clue Contest Begins!!

In honor of Edward Cullen's birthday, Peace, Love Twilight is hosting a fantastic contest! Here's the overview- go check out her site for the in-depth deets:

Here's how Twilight Clue works:
*Bella Swan has been found dead. It is your job to figure out who killed her, where they did it, and what they used to kill her!*

There are 45 "clues" you will be given. There are 15 Twilight characters as suspect perpetrators of the crime, or possible "murderers". There's 15 Twilight places as possible "scenes-of-the-crime" where the murderer may have committed the crime. There are also 15 Twilight-related possible "weapons" that the murderer may have used to kill Bella.

I will give you NINE clues each day for five days. Every clue will be hidden somewhere on one of the participating sites. (See below) However, out the 45 total clues, there will be 3 you will not be able to find on any site: one person, one place, and one weapon. These are your guilty three. On the fifth day (tomorrow, June 21 is Day One and Thursday, June 25 is Day Five) I will put up a form. You will submit the guilty person, scene-of-the-crime, and weapon.

Sites participating:


The prizes are insane (can you say concert ticket?)- Go to PLT for all the details, and let the fun begin!!!

Monday, June 8, 2009

Gil Birmingham interview kicks off the new Twilight Parent Examiner page!

Are you a mom (or dad) obsessed with Twilight? Add a new page to your daily reading:

Twilight Parent Examiner

Be sure to subscribe to the RSS feed or the Email (see above) for all the latest updates on anything of interest to the mature Twilighter!

Kicking off my page- my recent interview with Quileute patriarch, Gil Birmingham. Read a snippet of our interview- be sure to check out the whole interview here!

Because Billy Black is one of the few Quileutes who is not a werewolf, your role adds a different level of complexity. What did you add to your character in order to seamlessly connect with Jacob’s character as well as the rest of the werewolf clan?

Billy simply loves his son and his family (tribe). Billy is the wise tribal leader, who, because he isn’t a werewolf, understands the dangers and complexities of the “tentative” peace between the Cullens and the Quileute tribe. He knows the dangers that the Cullens present to Bella and others. Billy is the glue that holds the tribe and its traditions together.

In what ways are you and Billy Black similar?

We’re both “down with the kids.” We both have a genuine compassion for the human condition. We both recharge our souls with Mother Nature, and we both keep it real.