Breaking news! One huge teen pop sensation hates an extraordinarily popular vampire teen film series. Or, translated, Miley Cyrus hates "Twilight."

And she doesn't just kind of hate it. She loathes it.

"I don't believe in it. I don't like vampires. ... I don't like the wolf that pops out of the screen when I'm watching my TV at night. I don't like it. I don't want anything to do with it. I don't like the shirts. I don't like any of it," she told radio station Q92 in a backstage interview after her Cleveland show.

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Last week we got a hair-raising sneak peek at how "New Moon" filmmakers brought Jacob Black and his pack of shapeshifting wolves to life. It seems only fair, then, that the same treatment be given to that dastardly ruling coven of vampires, the Volturi.

The "Volturi Featurette" (available on MySpace and embedded after the jump), focuses on the fight between Bella's dazzling vampire love Edward and monstrous enforcer Felix (played by Daniel Cudmore). "He doesn't have a hope in hell of winning the fight," Robert Pattinson said in a behind-the-scenes interview. "It's on much more of a grand scale than anything we did on 'Twilight,'" he added. If director Chris Weitz's goal was to top the ballet studio scene from the first film, he surely did it with this epic dust-up.

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With the first "Twilight" movie grossing more than $380 million world wide and "New Moon" poised for similar success, it's sort of a no-brainer to tap producers Marty Bowen and Wyck Godfrey to transform your page-turner into a bloody good movie. At least that's what Lauren Conrad thinks.

"I mean, you can't do much better, right?" the "L.A. Candy" author told MTV News at the West Hollywood launch party for her new Kohl's clothing line "LC Lauren Conrad." The former "Hills" star went on to explain the process of getting her novel onto the big screen.

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It's been a good week for Lauren Conrad. Not only did she launch her new Kohls clothing line, but she also got her first novel, "L.A. Candy," picked up by the executive producers of none other than "Twilight."

It was Lauren who approached production company Temple Hill Entertainment partners, Marty Bowen and Wyck Godfrey (the same duo who are bringing the novel "Wings" to life on the big screen), to make the film. "Lauren, who became an icon in that reality show world, came to us with a structure of how to tell the story in an interesting fashion that was separate and apart from the book," Marty said in an interview with Variety.

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Though the blood has barely dried on the set of "Twilight" sequel "New Moon," talks are now turning toward the future of the saga once the final installment, "Breaking Dawn," debuts on the big screen. More specifically, producers may be eying a spin-off.

Radar caught up with "Twilight" producers Wyck Godfrey and Greg Mooradian at the 36th Annual Vision Awards, where the duo said there could be more bloodsucking action to come. "Stay tuned. I think if our movies do as well as the first did all possibilities are out there. But right now we need to finish what we have and finish Stephenie’s vision as best we can and then let’s see where the audience demands us to go from there.” Read more...