Studio News - July 2009
Ryan Reynolds, Amy Adams, and Zooey Deschanel are all on the Entertainment Weekly's "Stars to Watch This Summer" List!
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RYAN REYNOLDS
Ryan Reynolds' romantic comedy “The Proposal” became the #1 movie in America. And his highly-acclaimed indie "Paper Man" opened the Los Angeles Film Festival.
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...ZOOEY DESCHANEL
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EMILY DESCHANELEmily Deschanel will appear on the new reality show "Breaking Bread" discussing charities and community outreach programs.
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...RZA.
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DANIELLE PANABAKER
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...KRISTA ALLENKrista Allen was named "One of the 10 Hottest Chicks in Summer Flicks" for her work in the psychological thriller "The Final Destination".
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EDDIE CIBRIAN & DANA CUOMOEddie Cibrian & Dana Cuomo are working together in the upcoming Hallmark Movie “Working Miracles.” Eddie leads the film as a janitor with a special gift. Dana is in a supporting role as a skeptic who becomes a believer.
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...WILL.I.AM
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TERRYN WESTBROOK
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...ADAM KULBERSH
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LUISA MORAES
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MEGHAN BRADLEYMeghan Bradley booked a co-star on “House”.
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...RACHEL DAILY
Rachel Daily will appear in the upcoming film “The Runaways” starring Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning.
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RZA's indie "Life is Hot in Cracktown" will hit theatres June 26th in Los Angeles and New York.
Danielle Panabaker just signed on for John Carpenter's new horror flick "The Ward".

will.I.am and the Black Eyed Peas had the top single in the country for 10 weeks in a row with "Boom Boom Pow!"
Terryn Westbrook’s film "Four Boxes", in which she plays the lead, has been screened at SXSW Film Festival, the Seattle International Film Festival and the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival. Terryn also booked a supporting role in the indie feature "Life of Lemon", a print job for Sheraton and national commercials for Subaru and Homegoods.
Adam Kulbersh booked a Guest Star on “Monk” and a strong supporting role in the indie thriller “Undocumented,” shooting in New Mexico.
Luisa Moraes booked a short film “Too High to Holla”.