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Touchstone Announces Confessions of a Shopaholic for Blu-ray

Disney’s Confessions of a Shopaholic will look to build upon its nearly $100 million global box office take when it debuts June 9 day-and-date on Blu-ray Disc and DVD.

Isla Fisher will bring her keen fashion sense onto Blu-ray in 2.4:1 1080p video and 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio 48khz/24-bit.

Never one to shy away from a targeted female demographic, Touchstone and Buena Vista are loading up Confessions with numerous Blu-ray exclusives including a pair of videos and an extensive featurette.

* Behind the Fashion featurette (BD exclusive)
Wardrobe by Patricia Field
Temple of Shopping
The Green Scarf
New York Fashion Central
Sample Sale Madness
Window Shopping
* “Accessory” music video by Jordyn Taylor (BD exclusive)
* “Takes Time to Love” music video by Trey Songz (BD exclusive)
* Digital Copy
* Bloopers of a Shopaholic
* Deleted scenes
* “Stuck With Each Other” music video by Shontelle featuring Akon

Confessions of a Shopaholic on Blu-ray is up for pre-order at Amazon.com.
Click here for pricing or to secure a copy.

Source: thehdroom.com

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FISHER LOVES ALL THINGS JEWISH

Actress ISLA FISHER converted to Judaism so she could have a big Jewish wedding – and she has fallen in love with the religion.
The Aussie Wedding Crashers star plans to wed observant Jew Sacha Baron Cohen soon – and offered to become Jewish as a mark of respect to her fiance and his parents.
And she’s glad she took the faith – because she loves the traditions of Judaism.
Fisher says, “I sort of fell in love with Judaism. I love the rituals and it’s all about family, which is what I believe to be the secret to happiness.”
And though the couple has no wedding date set, new mum Fisher insists it will be soon: “I do have to get married.”
And she’s already making big plans when it comes to her wedding dress: “I’d love to make it myself.”

Source: Contactmusic.com

Isla Fisher: Motherhood great, Shopping, not so much

Australian actress Isla Fisher, star of the movie Confessions of a Shopaholic, admits that shopping isn’t really her thing. Though the Australian actress plays Rebecca Bloomwood, the fashion and shopping-addicted heroine of Shopaholic, she says she doesn’t care much for shopping. “I don’t really enjoy it. I like to get in and get out with a purpose,” she told the Sidney Daily Telegraph.

Motherhood, however, suits her wonderfully.

Fisher, who has a 16-month-old daughter with British actor Sacha Baron Cohen, likes the idea of providing baby Olive with a sibling. Speaking to Carly Crawford in New York, Fisher said, “My first responsibility is to my family.”

Having grown up in relatively isolated Western Australia Fisher told Canadian website moviesonline.ca that living in the country allowed her and her four brothers a great upbringing, where they “rode horses and had a very outdoorsy life.”

Playing someone addicted to shopping may have been fun, but clearly Isla Fisher’s heart is with her family, which she hopes to add to soon.

Source: theinsider.com

Lucky Weekend for ‘Friday the 13th’

Jason Voorhees is still unstoppable. It was a bloodbath at the weekend box office when the remake of the 1980 horror movie “Friday the 13th” slashed its way to No. 1, earning $42.5 million in its first weekend in theaters, more than double the total of the No. 2 movie, “He’s Just Not That Into You.” Both are Warner Brothers pictures, though, so it was a lucrative weekend for the company. “He’s Just Not That Into You,” the romantic comedy with an ensemble cast including Ginnifer Goodwin and Bradley Cooper, made $20.3 million in it second week, for a total of $55.8 million to date, according to the box office tracking firm Media by Numbers. The action movie “Taken” (20th Century Fox), starring Liam Neeson, fell from second place to third, earning $19.3 million (for a total of $77.9 million to date). The new comedy “Confessions of a Shopaholic” (Disney), starring Isla Fisher, came in fourth with $15.4 million, and “Coraline” (Focus), the 3D animated feature based on a novel by Neil Gaiman, placed fifth with $15.3 million in its second week, up to $35.6 million to date.

Source: artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com

Isla interview with Moviefone

Thanks to Andie for the notice! Click here to check out this cute interview MovieFone recently did with Isla! She’s just awesome! <3 Thanks again Andie!

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