KISS ????

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  Watch Robert Pattinson Kiss Taylor Lautner at the MTV Movie Awards

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  by: Erin Carlson, The Famous
  The big winners. Kevin Winter/Getty Images Got your attention, eh? 
  Almost too predictably, the bloodsucking blockbuster "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" cleaned up at the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday night. And, you guessed correctly, Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson won the popcorn trophy for Best Kiss. Known to Twihards as K-Stew and R-Patz, the rumored real-life couple had stiff competition in the category: the passionate smooch between Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner, the movie's buff werewolf. Poor Lautner, always second banana to Pattinson, lost again to the gangly British heartthrob.
  Pattinson decided to do something about that. Egged on by Stewart, who told him to "go get 'em, honey," the actor sprinted off the stage and into the audience to plant a kiss on Lautner. Or at least he did a good job of faking it. Who could have predicted THAT? Cue thunderous applause, as well as giggles of excitement from Teams Edward and Jacob.
  Behold, the buzziest moment from the 2011 MTV Movie Awards:
  
  Surprise, the third installment of the megahit "Twilight" franchise dominated Sunday's ceremony with wins for "Best Movie," "Best Male Performance" (R-Patz, duh), "Best Female Performance" (K-Stew, yawn) and "Best Fight" (R-Patz vs. Bryce Dallas Howard, who plays evil vamp Victoria).
  Meanwhile, Pattinson is notorious for his social awkwardness during public appearances, and this was likely his worst nightmare since he was onstage a good chunk of the time. While presenting Reese Witherspoon with an MTV Generation Award, the actor dropped the F-bomb; for some reason, the network couldn't cover it up with a well-timed bleep before it made it to air (at least for the live, East Coast showing). But let's be real: it's nothing Twihards haven't heard before.
  

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