Breaking Dawn's big Nov. 18 release date is just a few months away, but a handful of new pictures released today share exciting sneak peeks at some of the film's biggest moments. There have been plenty of teasers about the second-to-last Twilight flick since fans got a glimpse at the trailer when it debuted at June's MTV Movie Awards. In one shot, Bella is shown with the Cullen girls as they help prep for her walk down the aisle. The images also capture Bella and Edward cuddling in bed and intimate moments from the steamy honeymoon waterfall scene, which a bikini-clad Kristen Stewart filmed with Robert Pattinson in Brazil late last year. Click through the gallery to see all nine photos, and revisit all the pictures from Breaking Dawn that we've seen so far!

Kate Hudson and Matthew Bellamy hopped on their bicycles today for a ride around London. They ran a few errands before heading home via Primrose Hill. Riding on two wheels is apparently a hobby for the couple — Kate and Matt were seen biking in Malibu with Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell back in LA. The proud new parents are in Matthew's home country to introduce their 5-week-old son, Bingham Hawn Bellamy, to his British relatives. Kate and Matthew arrived in London a few days ago after taking off from their California home base with big brother Ryder. It has been reported that Kate and Matthew want to split their time between the US and England, so that the children can get to know both sides of their family. To that end, Kate and Matthew spent $6.5 million earlier in the year buying property in North London.

Prince Harry paid a visit to the Pendleton Police Station this morning in Salford, near the English city of Manchester. He spoke with officers, firefighters, and ambulance crews about the recent riots that affected their town, as well as cities across England. Harry met with emergency responders after his father, Prince Charles, and stepmother, Camilla, made similar stops yesterday, talking with residents of the London suburb Croydon who were affected by the looting. Harry had nothing but praise for the men and women, saying, "As an army officer I really respect the work you guys do, and I can't praise your bravery high enough." Harry's military work will soon necessitate that he leave the UK. Prince Harry will go to the US, according to recent reports, for training in the deserts of California and Arizona, then may be deployed for a second tour in Afghanistan.