From the Chicago Tribune

A sit-down with actors Booboo Stewart and Tinsel Korey Monday at a Gold Coast hotel briefly turned into a point-counterpoint between the young co-stars of “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.”

Korey, who plays the scar-sporting Emily in the “Twilight” films, felt the paparazzi can be intrusive and saw it firsthand with co-stars and tabloid targets Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart. Booboo? Well, judging from this conversation, you could say he’s Team Paparazzi.

“I thought it was cool,” said Stewart, who plays werewolf Seth Clearwater in “Eclipse,” about his first paparazzi encounter. “It was something that had never happened to me before. It was also kind of awkward, but it’s their job. It’s how they make their money.”

Korey begged to differ. “I don’t know if it’s their job,” she said. “I think they sometimes cross the line.” The 16-year-old Stewart responded, “They publicize you,” which drew a frown from Korey.

Counterpoint?

“I totally disagree,” she said before switching topics.

In any case, both could laugh about the paparazzi presence while shooting “Eclipse,” the third “Twilight” film, in Vancouver, British Columbia. Stewart saw photographers create a human pyramid to get a glimpse of filming. Korey, 30, estimated that there were three times as many photographers as there were for “The Twilight Saga: New Moon,” the vampire series’ second film.

And then there are the fans.

“The female fans are pretty grabby,” Stewart said. “And some ask, ‘Can you give this note to … ?’ or, ‘Can you give this bracelet to … ?’ It happens to all of us.”

Stewart had seen some screaming fans before joining the “Twilight” series for “Eclipse,” in theaters Wednesday — his former band, T-Squad, toured with the Jonas Brothers.

“I think ‘Twilight’ madness is bigger,” he said. “The fans are so loyal — it’s incredible.”

When Korey joined the franchise, Kristen Stewart told her new co-star what she was getting into.

“I know when I got on ‘New Moon’ Kristen was telling me, ‘You never get used to this,’” Korey said. “It’s craziness. The fans are so invested.”

Read More Here! | Via