The 23-year-old actress just returned from wrapping up her latest film, L.O.L. in Paris, France with Miley Cyrus.

Ashley was just announced as a presenter at the 2010 MTV VMAs in Los Angeles this weekend. Other presenters include Selena Gomez, Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone.

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Update: The UK release day has just been confirmed by the popular retailer HMV as December 6th and you can pre-order your copy HERE

Details of the 2 Disc DVD version

Special Features

Over three hours of amazing extras including
Commentary 1: Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson
Commentary 2:Stephenie Meyer and producer Wyck Godfrey
Deleted and extended scenes with audio commentary from the director David Slade
A six part making of documentary
Photo gallery
Edward Fast Forward
Jacob Fast Forward
Music videos from Muse and Metric which both feature on the film’s bestselling soundtrack

For those in the UK, you can pre-order the 2 Disc DVD version (£12.99) Here and Blu-ray (£16.99) Here

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It was the comment that launched a thousand hate e-mails and lit up “Twilight” message boards across the World Wide Webs. Previously adored, charming guy-next-door actor Adam Brody backhandedly told Kristen Stewart to “quit” acting if being famous bothered her so much.

The firestorm was sparked by an interview Brody gave on Diablo Cody’s online chat show, “Red Band Trailer.” When Cody asked Brody whether he enjoyed his celebrity or if he would prefer to be known as just “an actor,” referencing Stewart’s comments about wanting to be left alone, his response was a bit testy.

“It’s only gotten worse, I’m sure, being a celebrity,” Brody, who is in the “Scream 4″ cast, said. “At the same time, I don’t have a lot of patience for people who moan about it too much. Because there are many things you could do. … It’s like, quit … you don’t need to be an actor, so it’s like, if it’s that much of a problem … there’s the door.”

And with that, the hate-on-Adam-Brody campaign began. When MTV News caught up with the man in question to talk about his upcoming ensemble flick “The Romantics,” we asked him whether his response might have been taken out of context.

“I, no, I just, I, this is horrible,” he started, seemingly uncomfortable addressing the hot-button issue. “It wasn’t taken out of context. I saw [the episode] and thought I sounded like an idiot. I did,” Brody admitted. “Regardless of how anyone else took anything, I would think that sounds very ungentlemanly and I sounded like a jackass.”

A Hollywood actor who publicly acknowledges a gaffe? Well done, Mr. Brody. Points to the former “O.C.” star for his honesty!

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Summit Entertainment tells us they have scheduled Duncan Jones’ sci-fi thriller Source Code for an April 15, 2011 release. That’s the same date that Dimension Films is opening Scream 4 and 20th Century Fox is releasing Water for Elephants.

The Moon director’s film stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Vera Farmiga, Michelle Monaghan and Jeffrey Wright. The film is about an experimental government program, in which a soldier is forced to live and relive a harrowing train bombing with the woman he loves until he can determine who’s responsible for it.

Summit had previously scheduled Paul W.S. Anderson’s The Three Musketeers for an April 15 release but has pushed the date back six months to October 14, 2011. There are currently no other movies scheduled for that day yet.

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TOP 10 SUMMER FILMS 2010: DOMESTIC BOX OFFICE

1. TOY STORY 3 (Walt Disney) – $408 mil
2. IRON MAN 2 (Paramount) – $312 mil
3. THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE (Summit) – $298 mil

TOP 10 SUMMER FILMS 2010: FOREIGN BOX OFFICE

1. TOY STORY 3 (Walt Disney) – $622 mil
2. SHREK FOREVER AFTER (Paramount) – $482 mil
3. INCEPTION (Warner Bros.) – $418 mil
4. THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE (Summit) – $356 mil

TOP 10 SUMMER FILMS 2010: WORLDWIDE BOX OFFICE

1. TOY STORY 3 (Walt Disney) – $1.030 bil
2. SHREK FOREVER AFTER (Paramount) – $720 mil
3. INCEPTION (Warner Bros.) – $697 mil
4. THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE (Summit) – $655 mil

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