Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson will have to do Breaking Dawn reshoots — Hollywood Reporter Check out Hillary Clinton letting loose on a South American trip — People Why are Mila and Ashton hanging out in real life? — Lainey Gossip Is this Seal's new love interest? — HuffPost Entertainment Dancing With the Stars' William Levy injured — TooFab See pictures from Lady Antebellum's Read more

The trailer for Breaking Dawn Part 2 will be shown before The Hunger Games — Moviefone Speaking of, here's how there could be another Twilight movie — NextMovie Find out when America's Next Top Model: British Invasion is premiering — Buddy TV Listen to all the songs from the Glee Valentine's Day episode — Zap2It See what critics are saying about this weekend's new releases — Rotten Read more

Breaking Dawn Part 1 Twilight's star-crossed lovers Edward and Bella (Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart) tie the knot in this installment, but their idyllic honeymoon is interrupted when they discover that vampires can, in fact, impregnate humans. Bella is willing to do anything to protect the life of her baby, Edward will do anything to save Bella, and Jacob tries to keep his wolfpack at Read more

Breaking Dawn Part 2 scenes to premiere during Target event — Hollywood Reporter Steven Tyler shares a kinky story with Ellen DeGeneres — Us Weekly Dolly Parton doesn't have a cleavage tattoo — People Demi Moore isn't hiding out — she's partying — Lainey Gossip Hooray! Adam Brody has 2 new projects to celebrate — Huffington Post Bruce Jenner's new facial scars explained — Read more

It was an incredibly lackluster showing at the movies this weekend, with New Year's Eve taking the crown, but only pulling a meager $13.7 million in the weakest box office weekend since 2008. It did manage to beat Jonah Hill's new comedy, The Sitter, which followed in second with $10 million. Breaking Dawn Part 1 was finally knocked out of the top spot, and settled for third with $7.9 million. Read more

With no new major releases this weekend, the box office suffered, but Twilight didn't. Breaking Dawn Part 1 landed at the top of the box office for the third weekend in a row with $16.9 million, in what was the second-lowest grossing weekend of 2011. The Muppets came in second place with $11.2 million, and was followed by a series of family-friendly flicks. Hugo nabbed the No. 3 spot with $7.6 Read more

Breaking Dawn nears the $500 million mark at the box office — Hollywood Reporter Who inspired Adele's love songs? — People Think Stacy Keibler minds going on the standard Clooney vacation? — Lainey Gossip Scarlett Johansson on heavy issues like poverty and unemployment — Huffington Post Prince William, action hero! — The Daily Beast Miley Cyrus was just joking about being a stoner! Read more