Hi guys! Just wanted to let you all know that we’re still here! Things are pretty quiet in Amy land these days so there’s not much to update on. On that note though Lisa is away from the site for a while dealing with some personal stuff, so if you do happen to have something to donate or news to share please send it to bbarashonline@gmail.com. I will be sure it gets added to the site!

Amy was featured in American Way Magazine in August of this year. I have added some photos from the website to the gallery and you can read part of the interview below.

How Amy Adams went from being a small-town girl to being one of the most sought-after starlets of her generation.

Her friends call her by her full name, Amy Lou, and there’s no other name more fitting for her. True, such a down-home name doesn’t, at first, seem to befit the blazing red-haired screen siren we know as Amy Adams (though, in the spirit of full disclosure, her hair is naturally blonde). It sounds more suitable for someone like the wide-eyed Southern-sweetheart character Adams played in the 2005 indie film Junebug than for the actress who played her on the big screen and was then nominated for an Academy Award for her honest portrayal. But underneath the blockbuster beauty, the accolades, and the fame, Adams is still Amy Lou, the sweet-natured, small-town girl with strong morals from Castle Rock, Colorado.

Adams grew up the middle child in a family of seven children. She and her siblings were raised Mormon until she was 12, at which point her parents divorced and the family left the church. Her father was a military man who moved with his family from base to base until they settled, at least long enough for Adams to graduate from high school, in Colorado. Her mother was an amateur bodybuilder who worked at a gym. Adams herself worked at the Gap and even did a short stint at Hooters. It was hardly glamorous.

You can read the rest of the article here

I’ve replaced the screencaptures we had of Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian with high definition BluRay quality ones.  The DVD doesn’t come out for a few more weeks but I will be sure to post screencaps of the special features once it does.

• Film: [2009] Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian > DVD Screencaptures (HD)

I just found two incredible outtakes from the photo session Amy did for the September issue of UK Vogue.  I am especially loving the one in the water… what about you guys?

• Photo Sessions: Sessions From 2009 > 2009: Session #009

It’s only a few pictures but I’ve added some photos of Amy being interviewed at her publicist’s office from back in 2006.  So cute!

• Out & About: 2006 > Interview at Publicist’s Office

I’ve replaced three photos from one of our 2007 photoshoot sessions with HQ untagged versions.  A big thank you to Marine for getting these for us.

• Photoshoot Sessions: Sessions From 2007 > 2007: Session #006

Over 300 photos from the 2007 Independent Spirit Awards have been added to the gallery.  This means that the 2007 image archive is now complete.  I have tons of photos from 2008 to add to the various events already posted so be on the lookout for those in the coming days.

• Out & About: 2007 > Last Uploads