Dear Ted:
I'm totally Team Robsten, but I wish you would give Taylor a break. The guy is young and, sure, he's got sexy abs, but he's just starting his career. So he became famous thanks to Twilight, but so did Rob and Kristen! I agree that there was no chemistry between him and Taylor Swift, on or offscreen, but there's definitely chemistry between him and Kristen! Don't hate the wolf, he might bite...
—T

Dear Lay Off:
Exactly—he's just starting what he hopes will be a long-term career, so it's important that he defines himself for the right reasons. Abs can only get cutie Taylor so far, he needs some acting chops to balance the obvious hottie factor in order to be taken seriously. Or don't you agree?

Dear Ted:
Greetings from Ireland! The press over in the U.K. are a little extreme. Check this out. Do you think that Rob is maybe a lot less "aw shucks, I am nothing special" than he appears. I am really warming to Kristen after a shaky start and think she will go far, but something about him is making me think he is a little conceited without the talent to back it up. Will this cause problems between the two?
—Lolly

Dear Brit Lit:
Rob definitely plays the humble card well, but don't think he doesn't know how big of a star he's becoming. That said, take the report with a grain of salt—neither Rob nor K.Stew is rushing down the aisle yet.

Dear Ted:
Not being in the Biz, I don't have an understanding of the workings of a production company. But I feel like I could run Summit better than they do. They seem to think the Twilight saga is just automatically going to make them money and keep them afloat, whether the fans are happy or not. And don't get me started on the poor PR decision regarding their stars and releases like Remember Me. If I can see this from the outside, what are the insiders, money people and share holders thinking? Do they answer to anyone or are they really omnipotent?
—Sally

Dear Insider Dish:
Hmmm, did you mean omnipotent or impotent? The problem is that the Twilight movies will automatically make Summit money. There's too many fans that will see the flicks no matter how good or, more likely, totally crappy they are. If Summit had to worry about the films actually performing, they might make better decisions behind the scenes.

Dear Ted:
Summit has never strayed too far from the books? Are you kidding? They had Carlisle say, "Stop, Edward, you're killing her" during the bloodsucking scene, when the whole frigging point of that scene was that Edward loved Bella enough to resist the excruciating desire for her blood. That's the most egregious text mauling we've seen so far, but both movies were riddled with unnecessary departures from the actual text. Bleh. I get so tired of that crap—defiling the mythology of a creative world for what?
—Enya

Dear Hello:
Oh not for much, just a total worldwide gross—so far—of $1,092,058,287.

Exactly—he's just starting what he hopes will be a long-term career, so it's important that he defines himself for the right reasons. Abs can only get cutie Taylor so far, he needs some acting chops to balance the obvious hottie factor in order to be taken seriously. Or don't you agree?

Not being in the Biz, I don't have an understanding of the workings of a production company. But I feel like I could run Summit better than they do. They seem to think the Twilight saga is just automatically going to make them money and keep them afloat, whether the fans are happy or not. And don't get me started on the poor PR decision regarding their stars and releases like Remember Me. If I can see this from the outside, what are the insiders, money people and share holders thinking? Do they answer to anyone or are they really omnipotent?

Stewart Confirms Top Directors Contending For Breaking Dawn

KRISTEN STEWART has confirmed top moviemakers GUS VAN SANT, SOFIA COPPOLA and BILL CONDON have all been approached to direct the fourth TWILIGHT installment.

Speculation over who would helm the final movie in the hit franchise reached fever pitch after The Twilight Saga: New Moon director Chris Weitz revealed he would not return.

Actor Robert Pattinson hinted he would love Milk filmmaker Van Sant to shoot the movie, as filming would take place in Portland, Oregon - where the director has lived and worked for several years.

Meanwhile, Entertainment Weekly claimed Lost in Translation's Coppola and Dreamgirls director Condon had also been approached to take control of the movie.

Now, Stewart - who plays heroine Bella Swan in the hit vampire series - has revealed all three are currently contenders for the role.

She tells MTV.com, "I'm glad that's out and about (news of potential filmmakers). I didn't know that was something that people knew. I think it's awesome. I think it's so cool that they're reaching (out to these directors). I think any one of those people would be great."

Would love it if GVS directed! I just can't see him accepting! I don't believe he'd put up with SM and all her 'restrictions' and control she seems to have over the end product.

coulndt have said it better myself. they feel like a bunch of amateurs trying to milk the Twilight cow for what its worth without giving a single thought to what they will do once the circus is done

as for teh rest, Ted lost his informative value long ago. and he is loosing his entertaiment value faster each day

Summit has never strayed too far from the books? Are you kidding? They had Carlisle say, "Stop, Edward, you're killing her" during the bloodsucking scene, when the whole frigging point of that scene was that Edward loved Bella enough to resist the excruciating desire for her blood. That's the most egregious text mauling we've seen so far, but both movies were riddled with unnecessary departures from the actual text. Bleh. I get so tired of that crap—defiling the mythology of a creative world for what?