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Saturday, November 17, 2012

The Twilight Saga Ends with a Heartwarming Farewell

The most popular Dracula-Werewolf soap opera franchise in history comes to an end with a big thanks to all its fans.

The love triangle between Bella (Kristen Stewart), her husband Edward (Robert Pattinson), and Werewolf Jacob (Taylor Lautner) comes to an exciting conclusion in "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn--Part Two." Bella finally gets what she wants. She's a vampire; she's married to a vampire; now she has a half-vampire, half-human kid. That the child is from a mixed marriage doesn't sit well with some of the vampires, causing a bit of a problem. Be ready for a few surprises as the final act of the movie kicks up the stakes with a few twists and turns where anything could happen. Fans of the series will enjoy the film for its romance, humor, and a sweet ending to a series they love so much. Non-fans? Well, there isn't much going on for you here. …

Friday, November 25, 2011

Moms Talk: Twilight Tweens?

The popular "love story with a bite" is recommended for ages 14 and up, but a growing number of preteens are excited about the books and the movies. In this week's Moms Talk we ask if it's too much too soon.

I’m almost afraid to write this. You see, I have friends who might be disgruntled with me for what I’m about to announce. But the purpose of the column is to get moms talking, so here it is: I don’t think the Twilight Saga is appropriate for young girls. There. I said it. And before you Twi-hard moms start sharpening your pitchforks and assembling your hunting party, let me explain. I started reading the books several years ago, and I freely admit to being susceptible to the Twilight Kool-Aid. Edward Cullen is an undead dreamboat, and the romance between he and clumsy, relatable Bella is addictive. I get it. I’ve got no problem with high school girls (or their mothers, because there is a phenomenon there, moms) reading the books and seeing…

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