Nikki along with some of her costars and other celebrities teamed up with ONE.org for their one of their campaigns. Video and Screencaps are below

­ONE is a global advocacy and campaigning organization backed by more than 2 million people from around the world dedicated to the fight against extreme poverty and preventable disease, particularly in Africa. Co-founded by Bono and other campaigners, ONE works closely with policy experts, African leaders, and anti-poverty activists to mobilize public opinion in support of tested and proven methods for tackling poverty and disease. For more information please visit ONE.ORG and if you would like to help join the fight go to http://www.one.org/us/buzz/

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Just wanted to wish all of our visitors a Happy Thanksgiving and also safe travels to everyone during this holiday!

Just added some HQ Untagged photos of Nikki from her appearance on ‘The today show’ with Kellan to the gallery! Thanks a million to Pili for them!

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- Public Appearances > Events > The Today Show 11-20-2009

Twilight actress Nikki Reed believes in keeping her career options open – she is becoming a music video director.

The star feels that she might not be offered role after her stint with the Vampire series gets over.

“I don’t think I’m going to be an actor forever. Unfortunately, with time and age your career slows down. It’s just a fact, the Daily Star quoted her as saying.

She added: But I’m directing for the first time in a week… I’m directing a little music video for a friend of mine who’s a wonderful musician, her name is Sage.”

Here’s an interview Nikki did with News Blaze!

What has been the best part of being in New Moon and the other Twilight films?

NIKKI REED: I guess the amount of exposure has a lot to do with it. Modern technology plays a huge role in this. I feel like we’re sort of stepping into a new chapter with this generation that happens to be the most prominent in our fan base, especially the12 to 14 year old age group. Because of twitter and face-book and everything they have access to. Also, the number of them and how many fans there are there is just an insane amount of exposure right now — it’s really a blessing and curse simultaneously.

The whole world is holding its collective breath for a movie that you are a major part of — what does that feel like?

NR: It’s weird when it’s phrased like that because it feels so undeserved. That you inevitably feel sort of disconnected. I can totally appreciate it and I can see that it is a cultural phenomenon and it is very impressive and it’s so exciting to be a part of it. But at the same time I can’t really reflect on it or define what is feels like — just yet.

Click here to read the full interview.