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New Moon, the sequel to the popular teen fantasy drama Twilight, had its premiere Monday night in Westwood, CA. The Hollywood Gossip got some candid shots of stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, who did not walk the red carpet together, despite (or because of) persistent rumors of a real-life romance budding between the two.

Click the images to see larger versions, and check out all of our New Moon photos in the gallery!

The two stars had plenty to focus on alone, with the thousands of screaming fans that showed up at the premiere, many of them camping out as early as the previous Thursday to secure a front-row seat.

"You can't really prepare for something like this," said Robert Pattinson. "I don't know how the Beatles felt, but this is kind of..." Screaming fans interrupted Pattinson's train of thought.

"I think very few human beings can ever get this same feeling," he concluded.

New Moon opens in theaters everywhere tomorrow, starting with advanced screenings beginning at midnight tonight.

While Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner are busy discussing whether Edward Cullen or Jacob Black would win in a fight, Kristen Stewart is all about the work.

Stewart recently told ComingSoon.net about the difficulties of pulling off the momentous break-up scene between Bella and Edward.

"Reading it, it's so iconic. There's nothing like that moment in reality even. It's not even like a normal breakup scene. I know what's it like to get broken up with but I don't know what it's like to get broken up with by a vampire who I've now been physically and chemically altered by," said Stewart.

"Suddenly you take an addict, you take whatever they're addicted to away from them and there's withdrawal. So that was the most intimidating scene in the entire movie. I don't know how to explain how I did it... I mean, the breakup scene that I did with Rob, that's not where it happens yet. That's not where I was intimidated. That was still, like she doesn't even believe it yet. It's when he goes, the absence of him that I was scared of," she continues.

"Basically, literally having the equivalent of like a death scene but stay alive and get up and keep walking. It was hard. It was really intimidating. I still don't know. I've seen the movie. I really like the movie but I don't know if anyone ever really would've been able to bring that to life the way that Stephenie [Meyer] writes it."

Sounds intimidating. Miss Stewart has plenty more insight into Bella's character in the rest of the interview, which you can read in full over at ComingSoon.net.

You can make up your own mind as to whether she pulled off the break-up when New Moon hits theaters on November 20.

November 20 is right around the corner, perfect time for another New Moon clip!  While the last featurette focused on Jacob Black and the Wolfpack, this time we get a behind-the-scenes look at the Volturi vampire clan! Keep your eyes peeled for Dakota Fanning as the vampire Jane!

The New Moon clips just keep on coming!

This time around, we have a video of Edward and Bella at Bella's birthday party. When Bella accidentally gets a paper cut, Edward's vampire senses go berserk.

Will he hold it together or succumb to his dark nature? Find out when New Moon opens in theaters November 20!

Another Twilight Saga: New Moon TV spot has hit the net, and we've got it!

This new teaser for the film, courtesy of Entertainment Tonight, features quick snippets of the Volturi vampire fight, as well as some previously unseen material! Take a look!

New Moon premieres in theaters on November 20, 2009.

Hello Twilight fans!  We've got something special for you today: a sneak peek at a scene from New Moon introduced by Jacob Black himself!

Check out that werewolf action! Sounds close to what Peter Facinelli was talking about the other week!

Can't wait to see more? New Moon opens in theaters everywhere November 20, 2009.

Hey Twilight fans! Check out these neat movie stills from New Moon!

More New Moon images can be found in the New Moon Gallery! The second Twilight film hits theaters November 20, 2009.

In this recently uncovered New Moon photograph, hunky Robert Pattinson bares his, um, soul to a virginal Kristen Stewart.

It's true what they say, Twilight vampires do sparkle when they're *exposed* to sunlight! 

Yeah, yeah, we know, it's a pretty childish joke, but it was too perfect to pass up.

Parents, have no fear. This is clearly nothing more than a pesky flash reflection from an amateur photographer who was trying to get a quick snapshot of a glossy magazine they were too cheap to buy and scan. We don't believe Robert Pattinson will actually be disclosing his member in the film itself. It is PG-13 after all...

New Moon hits theaters November 20.

They just keep cranking them out, don't they? New Moon isn't even in theaters yet, and we already have a first look from the set of Eclipse, which isn't due until 6/30/2010.

Enjoy the first glimpse at Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart from the upcoming third movie! Click the image for a larger version!

While life on set with Robert Pattinson may seem like a dream come true to most, Kristen Stewart says the filming of New Moon was a killer. Literally!

"[New Moon is the] one book in the series that I was intimidated by — in a good way. That's the best feeling to start a movie with. But probably, my favorite line in the book is when I have to say to [Jacob], "It's him; it's always been him!" Like, I have to say that. Yeah, it killed me, it killed me," the actress told MTV this week.

Here's what else she had to say about the Twlight sequel...

On the relationship between Bella and Jacob: They're light; they actually have fun with each other. Edward and Bella are always so strange, you know?

On how Jacob influences Bella: he can bring her out of that rut. Like, she literally is going to die; she's going to stop eating and be done. And the only thing that brings her out of it is this lightness [Jacob] brings.

On emotional scenes in New Moon: It's like, people don't just break up [in the "Twilight" films] — they break up and it literally kills you. It's not like you just say, "Oh, I'm really depressed and crying." Everything is supposed to be a fantasy version of that. So I always had a really hard time figuring out, "Am I doing enough? Do I look like I'm going to die?"