Newest The Cullen Family Eclipse Poster.

We have Edward, Bella, Jacob and The Volturi Posters. And now, it's The Cullen family's turn. What do you think?



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‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse is a bloodbath for the Cullens

The family that slays together, stays together.

At least that's the case for the Cullen brood.

In "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse," which hits theaters June 30, Seattle is ravaged by a series of killings caused by an army of newborn vampires controlled by revenge-seeking bloodsucker Victoria. To combat the threat against Bella ( Kristen Stewart) in this third installment of the franchise, the Cullens must band together and join forces with their sworn enemies, the wolf pack.

"The whole family is in a vulnerable position because of the love we have for Bella," said Elizabeth Reaser, who plays matriarch Esme Cullen. "If she's not OK, we're not OK."

Carlisle Cullen Tops The Forbes Magazine 15 Wealthiest Fictional Characters.

Forbes Magazine just released the 'Fictional 15'--The richest characters in the fictional world. And guess what? Carlisle tops the list. Sweet. Below him are Ironman's Tony Starks and Batman's Bruce Wayne. See the full details here.

Interview: Nikki Reed Talks About Eclipse.

Actress Nikki Reed talks with Access Hollywood about her upcoming film “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse” aka Eclipse starring Robert Pattinson (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn), Kristen Stewart (Adventureland, The Runaways), Taylor Lautner, (My Own Worst Enemy) and Xavier Samuel (Road Train, The Loved Ones).



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An Interview With Jackson Rathbone.

Right now you want to be Jackson Rathbone. The actor is on a serious, serious roll. He plays Jasper Hale in the blockbuster Twilight series and has The Twilight Saga: Eclipse on the way later this year. He co-stars in the much-anticipated fantasy-adventure The Last Airbender (2010), due out this summer, in Girlfriend (2010), an indie drama he also co-produced, and in a very creepy little horror film called Dread (2010), just released on DVD from Lionsgate. Based on a Clive Barker short story, the film casts Rathbone as Stephen, a college student who partners up with Cheryl (Laura Donnelly) and Quaid (Shaun Evans) on a project that chronicles people's greatest fears. However, Quaid pushes matters to the extreme, forcing Stephen and Cheryl to confront their own fears far more personally and viscerally than they ever imagined. ScreenStar caught up with Rathbone as he and his band 100 Monkeys -- yes, he's a musician, too; check 'em out at 100monkeysmusic.com -- made their way toward New Orleans for a concert there, part of the group's ambitious 100-city tour. Dread was the main topic of discussion, but the amiable Rathbone talked about some other subjects of interest as well.