::Team Woofpack:: Alex Meraz, Tinsel Korey and Chaske Spencer at New Jersey Twi Con.

From Guest Blogger Mariza B. at New Jersey Twi Con:

Tinsel talking like Alex: "I'm hot...don't I look hot?"

Alex can't play football since he can't catch the ball. He wants to train to be in the MMA.

Alex's favorite infomercial product is the Shake Weight. He even did the movement!!! LMFAO!

Alex, Tinsel & Chaske all watch True Blood. Alex's friend is a writer on the show and had him in mind to be Jesus! *snorts* But he's too young & would be like statutory rape.

Filming "New Moon" & "Eclipse" were different experiences for Chaske, Tinsel & Alex.

Alex would take Chaske's hair & voice.

Tinsel just called Alex out on needing to work on his abs more.

Chaske said he has a 7th grade stoner laugh.

Tinsel would love to be invisible.

Alex wants to be able to skip rooftop to rooftop frolicking.

Worst prank Alex was the "impossible sit-up" when he was 12. His friends blindfolded him, spun him around & had him do situps. Except he kept hitting something and realized it was his friends nuts.

Alex definitely loves himself!

Alex & Chaske admitted they sucked in Vampire Baseball.

Alex to his "New Moon" picture: "Hey! Hey stop it! Stop looking so good!"

Alex told Charlie Bewley that he'll get testicular cancer from holding an iPad...he was jealous he didn't get one.

Chaske said Kiowa would make a pretty girl.

Mary J. Blige inspired Alex to cross dress.

Alex said the Jersey Shore girls are just NOT that at all! He did start liking Snooki when her ass got punched.

If Alex Meraz was a vampire he would love the ability to suck. LMFAO! #SuckMeSaturday

"Be the Shift" is Chaske's charity to be able to shift a power. Use his celebrity status from Twilight to help people.

::Team HUMAN:: A Plea For Haiti From 'Twilight' Star Tinsel Korey

Editor's Note: In response to the crisis in Haiti, the world's top stars are coming together tonight for MTV's "Hope for Haiti Now" telethon. "Twilight" actress Tinsel Korey was eager to help in any way she could. Now, in an exclusive piece written for MTV, Tinsel gives us her thoughts on why everyone — famous or not — should watch the show, make a donation, and help those in Haiti who need our assistance. Check back after the show for Tinsel's second column, talking about the most memorable moments of the evening.
Why should I donate? I don't know anyone in Haiti. Those are things people might be saying to themselves.
People were wondering why I've been trying so hard to help out with this telethon. I don't know anyone in Haiti personally. The only relation I have to Haiti is from listening to Wyclef's music for years; the vibrancy in his beats and the poetic sounds of his words have always captured a part of my soul. Haiti, from what I've read and heard, has long been a place of struggle. So it's more heartbreaking to think that in an instant, it has become even harder.
Many thousands of people are believed to have died in last week's earthquake, and thousands more were injured. Governments have sent in aid from all over the world, but it's still not enough. Then the aftershocks hit, more buildings came down, and more people were hurt. Many of us watched, feeling helpless as image after image and video after video flashed before our eyes. So what can you do?
Donating money can help get medical supplies, food and shelter to people who are without the basic necessities. As a global society, it is our job as human beings to help one another in times of struggle and times of need. Haiti needs us — right now.
To help, you can donate to Hope for Haiti Now:

» Online: HopeForHaitiNow.org
» Phone: (877) 99-HAITI
» Text: Text "GIVE" to 50555
» Mail: Hope for Haiti Now Fund, Entertainment Industry Foundation, 1201 West 5th Street, Suite T-700, Los Angeles, CA 90017

Remember that anything you can do — as small as it may seem — will help people who are desperately in need.
Learn more about what you can do to help with earthquake-relief efforts in Haiti, and for more information, see Think MTV. Join George Clooney and Wyclef Jean for MTV's "Hope for Haiti Now" telethon, airing commercial-free Friday, January 22, at 8 p.m. ET, and visit HopeForHaitiNow.org or call (877) 99-HAITI to make a donation now.