I’ve just received notice that our girl will be on the cover of the December issue of C Magazine. This marks the second time Amy has been their cover girl – the first being the January/February 2009 issue. You can view scans from that issue here.  And of course we’ll be adding scans from this newest issue as soon as possible.  For now, I’ve added a sneak peak of the cover and photoshoot to the gallery. Let’s keep our fingers crossed that outtakes from the photoshoot become available as well.

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A few months ago, the R2 version of Love and Distrust (a collection of short films featuring Amy’s Pennies in it) was released. It looks like this DVD will finally be getting an American release. According to Amazon, we can expect it on November 2nd!  I’m excited to be able to replace the screencaps we currently have with better quality versions.

Looks like we may have another Amy appearance in the near future! She is currently in New Orleans filming On the Road but hopefully she’ll either be done or able to break away for a couple days to be at this event.

Seven women in the entertainment biz will be honored for their philanthropic efforts at Variety’s second annual Power of Women luncheon, set for Sept. 30 at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

This year’s honorees and their charitable causes are thesps Amy Adams (Ghetto Film School), Jennifer Garner (Save the Children), Katie Holmes (Dizzy Feet Foundation), Diane Lane (Heifer Intl.), Eva Mendes (Art of Elysium), Natalie Portman (FINCA) and Management 360 founding partner Suzan Bymel (Global Creative Forum).

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Project Angel Food is holding their annual Angel Awards tonight (August 21st) and I just received word that Amy is supposedly scheduled to present Paramount Pictures with an award. I can find no official confirmation on the site or in any Google news alerts so this may just be a rumor. Let’s keep our fingers crossed that it isn’t and that I’ll have some new Amy photos to post very soon.

I just received notice that a DVD is being released in the UK on August 16th called Love and Distrust. The DVD is a compilation of five short films including Amy’s 2006 short Pennies. While we already have low quality screencaptures of this project in our gallery, I would love to get DVD quality versions. If you are planning on buying and/or renting this movie and have the capability of capping it for us, please email me.

Featuring a host of Hollywood A-listers, including Robert Pattinson (The Twilight Saga, Remember Me), Sam Worthington (Avatar, Clash of the Titans), Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man, Sherlock Holmes) and Amy Adams (Sunshine Cleaning, Enchanted), Love & Distrust is a heartfelt tale of the passions and perils of love in all its forms. Split into five stories that focus on the lives of a group of beautiful yet troubled twenty-somethings, Love & Distrust explores the dark heart of romance, the secrets we can never tell and the heartache it can cause. Battling temptation and the pull of seduction, the fight for love can never be easy.

Breaking news Amy fans! According to this source, Amy will be joining Viggo Mortensen and Kristen Stewart in On the Road, an adaption of the Jack Kerouac novel. Filming is scheduled to begin this month so we’ll hopefully get to see some on the set pics soon.

She will play Jane, the emotionally damaged junkie mother of two children and the wife of Old Bull Lee. Mortensen is going to play Lee.

Keep checking back for more information as it becomes available.

Contactmusic.com posted a short article about Mark Wahlberg where he talks about The Fighter being his “baby” as he’s worked for such a long time to make it happen. In the article, he mentions that a trailer will be coming soon.

The Oscar-nominated star also said a trailer for the film – which also stars Christian Bale and Amy Adams – would be released soon.

He told Collider.com: “You’ll see a trailer fairly soon. We’re going to a marketing meeting at the end of this month. I’ve already seen one cut of a trailer and everybody is just super excited about the movie. It’s coming out on 10 December. So, we’re excited.”

Even though I’m pretty sure the trailer won’t likely feature much Amy, I’m very excited to see it.

Entertainment Weekly is reporting that they have confirmation from Amy’s reps that she has agreed to play Janis Joplin in Get it While You Can. They then go on to talk about the difficulties this project still faces – including what I posted a couple days ago about the music rights. A quick blurb from the article is below and you can read it in its entirety here.

As for the Adams/Meirelles project, which is called Get it While You Can, the script from musician-turned-writer Ron Terry had been owned by Fox Searchlight for the last few years. In fact, around three years ago, Catherine Hardwicke and Reese Witherspoon was a possible director/star combination being discussed. That didn’t come together, and the project lay dormant until Temple Hill found a common vision with Brazilian filmmaker Meirelles. In an ideal world, sources say Meirelles would begin filming the biopic at the end of the year — if his other project, 360, can’t come together.

While not exactly Amy news, it does give us an idea of when to expect her movie The Fighter to come to DVD (and now Netflix streaming).

Netflix, Inc. and Relativity Media, LLC today announced a long term agreement through which major theatrically released films owned by Relativity will be licensed directly and exclusively to Netflix for streaming to its subscribers during the “pay TV window.” Traditionally, these films have flowed through Relativity’s studio releasing partners to output deals with premium TV channels.

The deal marks a continued shift in the distribution of major motion pictures in the U.S. Under the agreement, an increasing amount of popular contemporary movies previously encumbered by pay TV agreements with premium channels such as HBO, Showtime and Starz will become available to be streamed from Netflix months – and not years – after their release on DVD. It will be the first time that studio quality theatrical feature films will be streamed via subscription by Netflix instead of being broadcast by the traditional pay providers, and it opens up a new revenue stream for such movies.

Among the first wave of films covered under the Netflix-Relativity deal are The Fighter, starring Christian Bale, Mark Wahlberg and Amy Adams and distributed by Paramount Pictures, and Skyline, co-directed by the Brothers Strause and released by Rogue Pictures and Universal Studios. Both films are scheduled for theatrical release later this year and to be available at Netflix in early 2011. Also on tap for Netflix are Rogue Pictures’ Nicolas Cage action/thriller Season of the Witch and Movie 43, written and directed by Peter Farley. Both are set to hit theaters this year as well.

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I just received an email from Paramount letting me know that they’ve changed the theatrical release date for The Fighter.  It will now open on December 10th. Mark your calenders!