The day has finally come. Stephenie Meyer's best-selling novel 'Twilight' comes to life on screen beginning today! Robert Pattinson stars as Edward Cullen, a vampire unlike the rest. He doesn't have fangs or drink blood. Edward meets Bella Swan (played by Kristen Stewart), a girl who doesn't care about fitting in with the popular crowd. Edward and Bella get swept up in an unlikely romance, but a group of vampires all but approve of their relationship...

'Twilight' is on the verge of opening nationwide and everyone's been talking about it. But maybe you haven't read the books in the series by Stephenie Meyer and don't know what all the fuss is for. Well, here's your A-Z guide to all things 'Twilight,' so that you can bone up on your Edward and Bella facts before hitting the theaters tomorrow, and without missing a beat.

Robert Pattinson may play the intense, brooding vampire Edward on screen, but in real life, he's a charming jokester who is full of personality. Watch as he banters with co-star Kristen Stewart and 'Twilight' author Stephenie Meyer in this Unscripted interview filled with your questions about the movie, which will be in theaters on November 21. Just two more days!

Over 600 people were in attendance of the special red carpet premiere of the highly anticipated vampire film 'Twilight' in Los Angeles on Monday. Screaming teenage fans fought for Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's attention, the two stars of the book-turned-movie.

"I'm on basic motor functions right now," Robert said.

'Twilight' book author Stephenie Meyer remarked, "It's shocking something I came up with could inspire all this."

Check out photos from the exciting premiere below. The movie opens nationwide on November 21.

There's less than a month to go until the release of the highly anticipated vampire flick, 'Twilight,' and fans are clamoring. Kristen Stewart takes Bella Swan from page to screen and Robert Pattinson breathes life into forever young Edward Cullen in Stephenie Meyer's adapted book series, and after all of this anticipation, November 21 still seems like lightyears away. To make the wait more excruciating, two new 30-second TV spots have surfaced, featuring new scenes that haven't been in the past three trailers. Watch them both on PopEater.