Twilight star Kellan Lutz was briefly shut out of the New Moon launch party on Monday night (16Nov09) because list holders at the exclusive bash couldn't find his name.

The hunky actor, who plays movie vampire Emmett in the film franchise, was told his name wasn't on the guest list for the party at Los Angeles' Hammer Museum, and asked to move on.

The annoyed star yelled to fans, "It’s my party and they aren’t going to let me in!"

The error was quickly corrected when a producer recognised the unhappy star and his friend and insisted they be part of the celebration.

Miley Cyrus refuses to watch the Twilight movies - because she's scared of vampires.

The Hannah Montana star isn't a fan of the Robert Pattinson pictures and is baffled by the hysteria surrounding the latest installment, The Twilight Saga: New Moon.

She says, "I've never seen it and nor will I ever. 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.

"I feel really lame because everyone's so excited. I'm like,

Beyonce proved she's no diva during her London show on Monday night (16Nov09) - she dived into the audience for an impromptu crowd surf.

The stunning singer was midway through her track Halo at the British capital's O2 Arena when she decided to get up close and personal with her fans.

Dressed in a skimpy outfit and heels, she ran across the stage and jumped into the adoring crowd - who carried her across the venue before returning her to the podium for the end of the track.

News of Beyonce's crowd surfing antics crossed the Atlantic to her sister Solange in the U.S. - and she was stunned to

Sharon Osbourne has only just discovered how to type and send messages on her cell phone - after daughter Kelly insisted she learn so they could keep in touch.

The rock matriarch has a very close relationship with her singer daughter and they speak several times a day.

But, with Kelly currently participating on reality show Dancing With The Stars and Sharon working in London, they're finding the time difference difficult to fit in their daily chats - so the Osbourne mum has finally learned how to text.

Kelly Osbourne tells Britain's Cosmopolitan magazine, "I speak to my mum about 20 times a

Boffins at NASA have posted a detailed report online dismissing heightened fears the world will end on 21 December, 2012 - brought about by interest in John Cusack's new disaster movie.

The scientists have received so many requests for information about the stunning blockbuster, 2012, and the apocalypse it details, they have chosen to post their findings online, and send those concerned about the date to a new webpage.

In the film, Cusack and Amanda Peet race to avoid a series of end-of-the-world events, brought about by a rogue planet which crashes into Earth - but the NASA know-it-alls insist the film is pure ficti

Robert Pattinson will be relieved when he is finally allowed to cut his hair - because his famous locks have caused so many upsets on the Twilight movies.

The British actor plays heart-throb vampire Edward Cullen in the hit film franchise, and he's become almost as well-known for his perfectly coiffed hairstyle as his onscreen performance.

But Pattinson admits he's come to loathe his long locks, because movie bosses insist on keeping his hair perfect at all times.

He tells Entertainment Weekly, "In a lot of ways the hair is 75 per cent of my performance. So in the second one (movie) I said

Teen idol Taylor Lautner found a way to dodge mobs of screaming teenage fans while filming The Twilight Saga: New Moon - he hid in a senior citizen's bowling alley.

The 17-year-old heartthrob's fanbase of overeager girls grew exponentially while he was holed up in Vancouver, Canada filming the vampire franchise with co-stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart.

Lautner admits he was forced to get creative when he needed an escape from the hysteria. And he was delighted to discover geriatrics didn't know who he was.

He says, "It's tough. We don't have much down time... But also everybody kn