Who's Holding That Apple?
By dazzledbytwilight Apr 9, 2009 5:13AM
PopStar has an interesting interview with 
Kimbra Hickey, the woman to whom those famous apple-holding hands are attached:
"PopStar spoke with the woman behind the hands and got down to business about landing the gig, riding the Twilight wave, and of course we found out all about the apple. Kimbra Hickey introduced us all to the world of Twilight and today we find out what Kimbra is saying about her amazing Twilight journey."
I wonder if her hands get her past the ropes at red carpet events: "Don't you know who I am?! Look at these hands!"
Read the whole interview here.
Kimbra Hickey, the woman to whom those famous apple-holding hands are attached:"PopStar spoke with the woman behind the hands and got down to business about landing the gig, riding the Twilight wave, and of course we found out all about the apple. Kimbra Hickey introduced us all to the world of Twilight and today we find out what Kimbra is saying about her amazing Twilight journey."
I wonder if her hands get her past the ropes at red carpet events: "Don't you know who I am?! Look at these hands!"
Read the whole interview here.
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Myriam Gabriel-Pollock has been writing for MSN since 2006 -- everything from quizzes to feature articles to the Twilight Superfan blog. Prior to that she was a hi-tech geek. She has happily transitioned into a film geek, especially if there are wizards, vampires, mythical places, and spaceships.
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