Brenda Song was recently interviewed by E!Online and had the following responses via her iPhone:

Do you have a boyfriend?: “No, because James McAvoy’s already taken! LOL.”

Do you wear any specific jewelry?: “I love jewelry! I don’t wear one specific ring, but the rings I do wear are all gifts from my family.”

Where do you shop?: “I don’t have a lot of time to shop, so I love shopping online! Saks.com is my favorite, LOL. I get my clothes from everywhere, from Forever 21 to Urban Outfitters to Nordstrom, and every place in between—where I can find a good deal!”

What was your first television role?: “I recurred on a show called Thunder Alley with Haley Joel Osment, when I was 6.”

Do you wear a promise ring?: “I feel that’s a very private question; whether I wear one or not, I don’t believe its about wearing a ring, but that it’s about a promise you make to yourself.”

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Brenda will also be the voice of an animated character in the movie Little Spirit: Christmas in New York.
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Miley's Hannah Montana, and the animated movie WALL-E were big winners at the British Academy Children's Awards in London.

The Children's BAFTAs ceremony, which took place on Sunday night, saw the hit Disney series named most popular feature in the Kids Vote category.

The winner was decided by a poll of children aged from seven to 14 and attracted a record number of votes - with over 200,000 fans registering their opinion.

Hit sci-fi move Wall-e saw off still competition from Ratatouille, Horton Hears a Who! and Stardust to be named Best Feature Film.

Some new scenes of Robert from his New Movies, "Little Ashes"

                              The Tale of Despereaux 

Emma Watson who is known for her role in the Harry Potter movies as Hermione Granger is playing a whole new role as Princess Pea, in "The Tale of Despereaux" coming to theaters December 19,2008.

Plot: Tiny and graced with oversized ears, Despereaux was born too big for his little world. Refusing to live his life cowering, he befriends a Princess named Pea and learns to read (rather than eat) books -- reveling in stories of knights, dragons and fair maidens. Banished from Mouseworld for being more man than mouse, Despereaux is rescued by another outcast, Roscuro, who also wants to hear the tales. But when the Princess dismisses Roscuro's friendship, he becomes the ultimate rat and plots revenge with fellow outsider Mig. After Pea is kidnapped, Despereaux discovers he is the only one who can rescue her...and that even the tiniest mouse can find the courage of a knight in shining armor.

If you want to see the trailer, play games, and learn more about the movie then click here to visit the official website.

According to reports, Taylor Lautner still hasn't been signed to the second movie to play Jacob Black. There is concern that Taylor, who is shorter and more boyish looking than the character described in the books, may return for the role.

In a recent article on Entertainment Weekly, they talked with Erik Feig, who is President of Production for the movie:

'We are definitely talking and thinking about it right now,'' says Erik Feig, Summit's president of production. ''Taylor's fantastic as Jacob in "Twilight." I think when we get closer to shooting, the director is going to look at everyone as if they are brand-new to the role.''

Some rumors say that Steven Strait may be considered since Stephanie Meyer envisioned as the character.

Time will only tell, but will fans settle for someone else playing Jacob?

Stephen Baldwin, the Baldwin brother who got the Hannah Montana tattoo to be in an episode of Hannah Montana says he would get one for Selena Gomez.

According to Hollyscoop.com, when Baldwin was asked by reporters at a recent event if he had plans to add Cyrus' career rival Gomez's logo to his body-art collection, he stunned fans by saying, "No, not her. She's not cool. No Selena here."

That's OK Stephen, what teenage girl really wants some middle aged guy tattooing their name on their body? Creepy.

Miley Cyrus was inspired by photographers like Annie Leibovitz, and wants to study photography.

And Cyrus is convinced that the best way to study the medium is by enrolling at a university in Britain.

She says, "I do want to come to London to study photography. I hear there are some really great art schools, so I would love to do that.

"I got to work with an amazing photographer. (Leibovitz) was amazing and so talented. And that's what I want to do with my life. I would love to be a photographer. I would love to work with her again."

Rob was working out so much for his role in Twilight, that the director had to tell him to slow down.

He tells Entertainment Weekly, "I used to go to the gym for about five hours a day but then I started losing so such weight. My head started to look really huge in comparison to the rest of my body.

"(Director Catherine Hardwicke) came up to me and said, 'What are you doing to yourself?'. (To gain weight,) I literally stopped exercising. Eating a cheeseburger after two-and-a-half months of doing that - it tasted like ambrosia."

Rob Pattinson used a secrete manuscript from Stephenie Meyer that provided him with insight to study for his role as Edward Cullen.

He tells Teen magazine, "(The movie) was hopefully more balanced. It definitely did not just come from Bella's perspective - it was an equal relationship.

"It (manuscript) was helpful for me - just the amount of violence that goes through his head, which isn't in (the book) at all, but you can see Edward is completely nuts!"

British heart-throb Robert Pattinson was forced to fix his teeth before filming new movie Twilight - because producers wanted him to have an alluring smile.

The Harry Potter star was delighted to land the lead role in the new vampire tale, but admits he was less than impressed when movie officials pushed him into some major dental work before the shoot.

He says, "They wanted me to have the perfect smile. I never thought anything was wrong with my teeth. But the producers still wanted me to wear a brace."