Brittany attended the after party to the 8th Annual 24 Hour Plays on Broadway in New York yesterday. I’ve added a few pictures hopefully more will surface soon.

017 x 8th Annual 24 Hour Plays on Broadway After Party – 11/17/08

I’m REALLY sorry about the lack of updates. I was without internet for a long time =/ Anyhow, I made a new layout for the main site and the gallery, I hope you like them both! Brittany starred in the short film “Streak”, I’ve uploaded the video of it to our video archive so be sure to check that out! I’ve also added 333 captures of Brittany in the movie.

I’m so behind on pictures! I was behind before but now it’s even worse. For today I’ve added all of Brittany’s appearances from October, I’m working on adding the rest.

Gallery Links:
088 x Glamour Reel Moments – 10/14/08
079 x The New T-Mobile G1 Launch Party – 10/17/08
006 x Chateau Marmont Hotel – 10/19/08
004 x El Compadra Restaurant – 10/22/08
002 x 2008 Breeders’ Cup Winners Circle Gala – 10/23/08
005 x DKNY Men VIP Dinner and After Party – 10/24/08
011 x Sunset One Club – 10/27/08

Btw, on October 3rd this site turned 5 years old! Woo-hoo!! It’s half a decade old =) Thanks to all the fans who have visited over the years =)

Brittany Snow will star in Senator Entertainment’s vidgame adaptation “Clock Tower,” with Martin Weisz directing the production, which begins in November in Los Angeles.

Story centers on a troubled psychiatric patient who witnessed her parents die and is constantly plagued by religious imagery.

Senator is financing, with CEO Marco Weber and production head Vanessa Coifman producing.

Snow most recently starred in Screen Gems’ “Prom Night” and the indie “Finding Amanda.” She recently shot “Black Water Transit” and “The Vicious Kind.”

Source: Variety

“Prom Night” actress Brittany Snow is in negotiations to star in Myriad Pictures’ new thriller, “Breaking the Girl.”

Jamie Babbit’s sexually charged film follows Sara Ryan, a betrayed co-ed who befriends a fellow student with a nemesis of her own. The pair plot to kill each others’ enemies, but Ryan discovers all is not what it seems.

Mark Distefano and Guinevere Turner wrote the original screenplay. Babbit (“But I’m a Cheerleader”) begins principal photography in Vancouver this November.

Myriad is not yet handling presales on the film, but will be presenting the world premiere of Bruno Barreto’s “Last Stop 174″ at the Toronto International Film Festival this Saturday.

Source: Hollywood Reporter

Expect a big update soon. I’ve scanned Brittany’s feature in the April 14th issue of OK Magazine. I love this photoshoot!