FX is taking a bite out of The Twilight Saga. The network has acquired the ad-supported TV rights to the four movies in the Twilight film franchise as part of a package deal with producer Summit Entertainment. Under the pact, FX will start running last year’s Twilight, the first movie in the franchise, beginning in late 2011. The Twilight Saga: New Moon which opened at $142.8 million domestically last weekend, will be available in late 2012. Eclipse, which is slated for a June 30 release, will have its premiere on FX in early 2013. As part of the package deal with Summit, FX also gets the rights to air The Hurt Locker, Push, and Knowing. ‘
and felt my ankle roll in a very bad way. turns out I fractured my foot and had to finish the song on a broken foot. After i was done i was in such pain i skipped the encore and got off stage and back to see the medics. @taylorswift13 came backstage to see me b4 i went to the hospital because she is awsome! spent the rest of the nt in the hospital getting xrays and now a cast. sucks. But dont worry Manchester, me and @taylorswift13 = the show must go on!!” Hopefully the doctors will let him perform because we all know 
Twilight hottie Taylor Lautner poses for Rolling Stone magazine in a white shirt, hot or not? leave a comment telling me what you think, enjoy!
–The Twilight Saga: New Moon had a huge opening day. The second movie in the franchise pulled in $72.7 million breaking the previous single-day boxoffice record of $67.2 million, set by The Dark Knight in July 2008. The first day total included $26.3 million in boxoffice from a total 3,514 performances at 12:01 a.m. Friday, which set a record for midnight showings. The original Twilight collected $36 million in its first day of release and $69.6 million in its first weekend.
Despite having laryngitis, Emily Osment joined the ladies of The View on Friday morning. She sat down for a quick interview and also performed her single “All the Way Up.” She then visited JSYK and Yahoo (interview below). Don’t forget you can catch Emily out on the road now with Push Play.
The next Twilight film may cater to a crowd slightly older than the screaming tweeners that helped make the franchise a box office smash. Series star Robert Pattinson has revealed that the follow-up to New Moon could receive an adult rating when it opens in theaters in June 2010. Robert describes Eclipse — the third and final film of The Twilight Saga — as a “massively different movie” that could potentially be rated R due to its extensive battle sequences.