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Whenever an outlet like OK! claims an “on-set exclusive,” we get a bit suspicious.

And if HollywoodLife picks it up, let’s just say it doesn’t exactly put those doubts to rest.

This week, the site hops on an OK! report alleging that Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are “demanding” that producers “really push the envelope” with their Breaking Dawn sex scenes.

“They want to show tasteful but extremely sexually charged nudity,” claims an OK! “insider.” Another tabloid source says the scenes “will shock” fans when they hit the big screen, and OK! even suggests the scenes “might ruin the movie’s planned PG-13 rating.”

This is utter nonsense.

First of all, as Gossip Cop already reported, Stewart will not be naked on screen, despite rumors. Loose talk of nudity and graphic lovemaking have been linked to Breaking Dawn for weeks — and it’s simply not true.

The Twilight movies have wide appeal (as their box office power proves).

But part of the core audience is young women, many of whom are teenagers. Even beyond the fundamental fact that graphic sex isn’t in the script, producers have zero incentive to put out an R-rated product that could leave out some of the movie’s biggest fans.

So let’s put an end to these persistent, silly rumors.

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Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart just can’t escape outlets’ confusion over where their real lives end and their characters’ lives begin.

Helped by parrots like Showbiz Spy, the National Enquirer is responsible for a growing rumor that Pattinson is creating a wedding ring for Stewart.

And not only is Pattinson allegedly “busy sketching designs,” he also plans to propose after Edward Cullen and Bella Swan‘s own marriage is filmed for Breaking Dawn.

Really.

That’s what these outlets are reporting.

Pattinson “feels their on-screen nuptials will be a very special and personal moment, even though it’s supposedly make believe,” claims an “underground source.”

The actor is working with Stephenie Meyer to “pull off a real-life surprise” by dropping to one knee as soon as cameras stop rolling on the scene to “slip his designer ring on his real-life love as he proposes marriage!”

Uh huh. So Pattinson feels like popping the question is a “personal” moment, which is why he plans to do it… in front of cast and crew on a major motion picture?

Of course, logic is only one of the tests this ridiculous story fails.

Gossip Cop felt silly even asking, but was told by sources in no uncertain terms that production will not be interrupted by any real-life proposal.

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It makes perfect sense that HollywoodLife would slam others for “whining,” while themselves coming across as irritating, hypersensitive grumps.

Since the site’s been complaining about Kristen Stewart for months, this post is particularly hilarious.

“We’re getting a little tired of [Stewart's] constant complaining about the role that gave her the big break she was waiting for!” whines, er, announces the site.

The post observes how Twilight fans can’t wait for Breaking Dawn to finish shooting, then adds, “But the one person looking forward to the movie’s completion the most” is Stewart herself.

And why is that?

Because, according to HollywoodLife, Kristen Stewart never stops moaning about having to play heroine Bella Swan.

“She’s continued to complain time after time about playing the same character over and over,” claims the site, diving into recent comments by Stewart’s Welcome to the Rileys director, Jake Scott.

“[Kristen's] been playing this same character in — what — two or three movies now, and that frustrates her,” Scott told an interviewer. “She wants to be taken seriously as an actress — and the crazy thing is, before Twilight, she was doing that kind of work… She’s very proud of her work in [Welcome to the Rileys].”

Wow… that sounds like… a director praising his actress for her work in a lesser-known role. The only thing that remotely approaches a “complaint” is that the Swan sequence “frustrates” her.

That’s it.

A third party (Scott), in the context of promoting a completely separate film, says Stewart is frustrated when she can’t play different roles.

Which she can and does.

“It’s hard to have sympathy for Kristen, who was a virtual unknown before stepping into Bella Swan‘s shoes,” sneers HollywoodLife.

Wait, the star of a blockbuster franchise has gone from less notoriety to being a household name, and therefore should enjoy every aspect of playing the same character several times?

Wow. We guess Daniel Radcliffe never gets sick of being Harry Potter. He must want to do eight more movies as the character.

It’s possible for an actor to love a role, appreciate a role, and want to do other things, too. Being eager to branch out doesn’t translate into being a sourpuss, even though it’s the persona HollywoodLife has pushed for Stewart.

Forgive us for “complaining,” but this is just another example of HollywoodLife making someone out to be something she’s not.

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The brick facade of Quillayute Valley High School in Forks, Washington — the real-life version of the high school in Twilight — is about to disappear.

School officials had hoped to integrate the original building’s main doorway and front into the new campus set to replace the leaky, recently demolished school.

The tentative plan would have used the facade as a stand-alone entrance to the new building.

But in the construction proposal accepted on Friday, it was revealed that saving the facade would cost $271,000.

It will be destroyed.

“We would have considered a lower bid, but that’s over a quarter of a million dollars, and we can’t afford it,” said school board president Bill Rohde.

What had been for locals a beloved place of learning that dates from the 1920s became in recent years a tourist destination for Twilight fans who wanted to photograph the place where Bella Swan and Edward Cullen (played by Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson in the movies) first meet.

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“TWI-HARD TRAVESTY! Are They Going To Turn ‘Breaking Dawn’ Into A Musical?” asks HollywoodLife, which itself is becoming a travesty.

The site then questions, “Would you be shocked! dismayed! sick to your stomach! if the Twilight crew broke out in song for their final films?”

Uh, oh…

So, how did HollywoodLife come up with this ridiculous notion?

Simply, it took yesterday’s news that the top pick to direct Breaking Dawn is Bill Condon, and the fact that he directed “Dreamgirls,” and came up with this off-key premise.

Of course, HollywoodLife’s proposition is like saying New Moon could have easily turned into a comedy with Robert Pattinson playing multiple parts, because that film was directed by Chris Weitz, who wrote Nutty Professor II: The Klumps.

Not leaving bad enough alone, the site then took a cheap shot by saying “Condon worked beautifully with singer-actor Beyonce Knowles and Jennifer Hudson, but working with characters like Edward Cullen and Bella Swan is, we’d say, entirely different.”

Of course, nothing like this should surprise us anymore when it comes to “Twilight” and HollywoodLife. Remember, this is the same site that criticized Kristen Stewart for going to a Haiti benefit – twice.

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“Twilight Star Robert Pattinson Signs TV Deal,” screams the headline of an article today from the Daily Star, which goes on to say, “Robert Pattinson will sink his fangs into one of the biggest contracts in Hollywood history with a $500 million Twilight television deal.”

Really?!

According to the article, the film “franchise is branching out into TV production – and bosses want heart-throb Rob to reprise his big-screen role as Edward Cullen.” The story claims he “could land as much as $1.5 million an episode in the deal which could kick in as early as next year.”

Seriously?!

Oh wait, there’s more…

“Kristen Stewart, Rob’s on-screen human love Bella Swan, is also wanted by chiefs at Summit Entertainment,” reports the Daily Star, adding “both would be free to work on the TV version almost immediately as they have already completed the third film in the series, The ­Twilight Saga: Eclipse.”

But how about the other films they’re slated to do?

More importantly, how about the accuracy of this story?

A rep for Summit told Gossip Cop exclusively that there is “no truth” to Pattinson signing a TV deal with Summit.

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There have been lots of questions about “Breaking Dawn,” including when will production start, where will it be shot, who will be cast as the daughter of Robert Pattinson’s Edward and Kristen Stewart’s Bella, and who will direct the fourth “Twilight” film?

With all the enthusiasm for the release of “New Moon” — just a little more than a month away — as well as the tremendous interest in the filming of “Eclipse,” “Breaking Dawn” should seem a no-brainer.

However, despite reports that “Breaking Dawn” has been greenlit and production will begin in September 2010, Gossip Cop can report exclusively that, as of now, nothing is official.

A rep for Summit tells Gossip Cop exclusively, “The film has not been greenlit – and thus no decisions about the film’s shooting location, start date, the director, etc… have been made.” 

Gossip Cop will update you when there are more concrete details.

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