Well, I do believe we have confirmation that Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are in fact dating! In a recent article with Time Magazine, Catherine Hardwicke, the director of the first film Twilight, basically outed them when asked about the chemistry between the two. Here's what she had to say:

"By all accounts, the chemistry between the two leads was intense, maybe too intense. “After I cast him, I told Rob, Don’t even think about having a romance with her,” Hardwicke says. “She’s under 18. You will be arrested.” It was the beginning of the real-life are-they-aren’t-they, did-they-didn’t-they speculation that is now an ongoing subplot of the Twilight story. “I didn’t have a camera in the hotel room. I cannot say,” Hardwicke says. “But in terms of what Kristen told me directly, it didn’t happen on the first movie. Nothing crossed the line while on the first film. I think it took a long time for Kristen to realize, O.K., I’ve got to give this a go and really try to be with this person."

Sounds like they're dating to me! Sure, it didn't happen in the first movie but now after all this time together it sounds like they've realized how much they mean to each other. How can you spend this much time together and have chemistry like we all see and NOT get together? I don't believe it's possible!

What do you think? Did Hardwicke out Robsten?

TV Guide shared a new New Moon trailer that shows more details in the big Volturi fight scene. Warning, this is an actual clip so don't watch it if you don't want anything ruined! The Volturi are discussing what to do with Bella since she "knows too much" which then starts the infamous fight between Edward and Felix.

After the clip, there's also an interesting interview with the actors who play the Volturi - Cameron Bright, Charley Bewley and Jamie Campbell Bauer. Enjoy!

Watch the New Moon Clip and Interview Below:

Talk with more Twi-hard fans at Twilight Talk.

Thanksgiving is actually my favorite holiday. Yes, I love Christmas. But I love the anticipation of Christmas, while I love the DAY of Thanksgiving more. I love family time and it's the perfect day to enjoy quality family time without the craziness that piles of presents bring. Second, I love to eat! And we all know, Thanksgiving is all about eating. At my house, we eat as much as we possibly can and then all sit around and watch a movie together (aka, naptime). What do you do for your Thanksgiving?

This year, I've decided to help out more in the kitchen and see if I can make more of a contribution than just consuming everything. Plus, I'm getting older and will hopefully have my own Thanksgiving table to prepare for in the future. So with that in mind I turned to online to find some great Thanksgiving recipes I could try. I've included some of the best I've found below!

Thanksgiving Recipes with Pictures:

Easy Herb Turkey: Looking for a new turkey recipe this year? Make your turkey herby with this recipe. Sounds delicious and pretty easy to make too. Click for recipe.

Sausage, Apple and Cranberry Stuffing: Mmmmm...one of my favorite parts of the Thanksgiving meal is the stuffing. While I love the one my mom makes, I think we may have give this one a try for something new this year! Click for recipe.

Red Garlic Mashed Potatoes: This is a new twist on a must-have. Try this out for your table this year and see how if your family likes their mashed with or without the garlic. Click for recipe.

Broccolini with Smoke Paprika, Almonds and Garlic: Now I'm not a broccoli eater but even I think this looks delish! Switch out the stale old broccoli recipe for something enticing like this. Click for recipe.

Chipotle Cranberry Sauce: Cranberries just make the Thanksgiving meal. You can't have turkey without them. Try this new recipe to give the traditional treat a twist! Click for recipe.

My mother always told me that diets never work, and apparently Tyra Banks agrees with her. Tomorrow on The Tyra Show she speaks about finding your personal best; knowing your body and when you're in the best shape YOU can be in.

"I do not believe in diets. I have been on diets in the past, and they are a bunch of bologna," she says on The Tyra Show airing Wednesday (check your local listings). "This is a lifestyle change. It's not about being skinny. It's about getting in the best shape that you can be."

She explains how she works with her nutritionist and keeps a food diary to track everything she eats. Banks makes it seem easy by simply avoiding those food tricks such as fast food and fatty options. But she also insists she doesn't want to lose "her curves."

"I feel good about my curves and my imperfections -- my booty, my boobs, my thighs -- I embrace it all," she says. "Now I really can say ... kiss my fit -- and still fat -- ass."

I say bravo to Banks and any woman emulating her. Scales should be thrown out and the only measurement you should go by is how you feel and how your pants fit. Too tight? Cut back on the bad foods and I guarantee you'll feel better. It worked for Tyra and it'll work for you too. My mother says so (and moms always know best.)