Breaking Dawn

Great news, Twihards: you are just over a month away from watching the Edward and Bella honeymoon scene as many times as you'd like.

The Twilight Saga is under fire once again.

A day after Star Trek actor George Takei called out the franchise for simply being "really, really bad," James Franco has penned a scathing critique of Breaking Dawn.

Breaking Dawn is showing no signs of breaking down at the box office.

For the third consecutive weekend, this installment of the Twilight Saga earned more money than any other film, adding $16.9 million to its growing tally on Friday and Saturday.

The wedding dress that Kristen Stewart wears as Bella Swan in Breaking Dawn was custom-made, gorgeous... and darn expensive!

Speaking to E! News, author Stephenie Meyer says she personally selected designer Carolina Herrera to come up with the gown because she wanted it "to be something special, not something that you're going to see every day."

The Muppets were no match for the half-vampire babies this week, as Jason Segel, Amy Adams, Kermit the Frog and friends fared well at the box office - but Breaking Dawn remained on top.

Vampires 1, Muppets 0.

On the first two days in which Breaking Dawn was matched up against Kermit the Frog and company, the second-to-last installment of The Twilight Saga outearned Jason Segel's version of The Muppets at the box office.

Attention, Twihards: you may never sleep with Robert Pattinson. But that doesn't mean you can't resemble the young woman who did sleep with Robert Pattinson in Breaking Dawn!

That's right, a replicated version of Bella Swan's wedding dress is now available.

Breaking Dawn didn't break any box office records this weekend, but it didn't fare too poorly, either.

The fourth installment in The Twilight Saga is estimated to have earned $139.5 million on Friday and Saturday, the fifth most lucrative opening weekend in Hollywood history. New Moon actually bested this edition by $4 million on 2004.

It's official: movie goers are not sick of Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Kristen Stewart and company. Midnight showings across the country of Breaking Dawn brought in $30.3 million this morning.

It's here. Or, should we say, it's there: in your neighborhood movie theater, just waiting to be viewed multiple times this weekend.

In honor of the release of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, we've collected a wealth of recent THG-related content below. Click through it now in preparation and then get the heck out of here. There's a wedding to attend, Twihards!

Let's face it: you are going to see Breaking Dawn. It doesn't really matter if every critic give it a worse grade than Jack & Jill. It's really only a matter of how many times you attend a showing this weekend, not whether or not you choose to do so.

Still, what sort of expectations should you have for Edward and Bella's big day? Will it meet expectations?

Breaking Dawn opens in theaters across the globe at MIDNIGHT TONIGHT! Or midnight tomorrow, really. Point being: the blockbuster is about to open.

In anticipation, the stars are making every media round imaginable, most notably posing on the red carpet of various premieres. First, there was Los Angeles. (View our album of Nokia Theatre premiere pics NOW.). Next stop? London.