Mandy Moore News

You remember how it works: We embed a song. You name the film that song was used in.

Hey everyone. Capone in Chicago here. Thirty-year-old British actor Matthew Goode is still a relatively new face to most filmgoers.

Directed by Callie Khouri Written by Glen Gers, John Mister Starring Diane Keaton Queen Latifah Katie Holmes For all her grace, style and class Diane Keaton certainly has poor taste in comedy.

Oh, Ryan Adams. Back in March, a hapless New York reporter asked the itsy-bitsy popster whether he was dating actress and singer Mandy Moore.

Mandy Moore 's relationship with rocker Ryan Adams has bit the dust . Ryan told OK ! magazine that, although he adored the actress as a person, being in the media spotlight was definitely not his thing.

With an exceedingly talented and committed cast, Saved is born again - 'this time in musical form on the main stage of off-Broadway company Playwrights Horizons.

A very different sort of high school musical opened June 3 at Playwrights Horizons Mainstage Theater as tongue-in-cheek Christian-themed tuner Saved made its big debut.

She must choose between continuing a normal teenage life in San Francisco and stepping up to the throne.

Most stage musicals based on films replicate not just the plot, but the film's general attitude and atmosphere.

Cat intro's and tells us there's a BIG dance scene at this new city they're auditioning at! WOW! Is it Miami?! Chicago?! Nope.

Scruffy musician and noted poet-blogger Ryan Adams has denied dating singer Mandy Moore before, on his blog But now he's totally feeling her up in a comic book store. via Gawker

Skye Sweetnam grew up in the tiny Toronto suburb of Bolton, where she studied singing and dancing from a young age. via MY 99.9 FM

“She was jumping up and down and having a great time.”

Hollywood meets the Ultimate Fighting Championship. According to Star Magazine behind Mandy Moore's sweet-as-pie facade lies a fight fan and the " License to Wed" star has lots of reasons for taking in fight ... via National Ledger

“You know there will be days when you're so tired that you can't take another step/ The night will have no stars and you'll think you've gone as far as you will ever get.”

The Weepies have been circling in on indie-pop stardom for a while. After the release of the second album, "Say I Am You," the group's tunes were disseminated across primetime's indie-loving soundtrack shows, ... via Stanford Daily

“It's a great time to be in young adult right now”

Sarah Dessen was worried when her agent told her that her first book, That Summer , was a "young-adult novel." At the time, there was little to bridge the gap between children's and adult fiction beyond such ... via Independent Weekly

Music Most of Robyn recasts the teenage hitmaker of a decade ago as a formidable 26-year-old Stockholm chick. via Village Voice Music

Grammy-nominated San Diego rock band Switchfoot plays at 8 tonight at The Orange Peel, 101 Biltmore Ave. via The Asheville Citizen-Times

“Mandy Moore has great potential in her career”

The top female musicians with contemporary fashion or accessories lines, ranked by overall appeal. via Women's Wear Daily

They say that everyone wants to be a rock star at some point in their lives. Likewise, many also have dreams of starring in the cinema. Actor Shane West has the rare gift of being both in his latest film What We Do Is Secret .

West, who is probably best known as his role opposite Mandy Moore in A Walk To Remember or his long running spot in "E.R." as Dr. Ray Bennett, was awarded the Rising Star Award at the Philadelphia Film Festival on April 12.

In What We Do Is Secret , West becomes the spitting image, literally, of punk rock legend Darby Crash, the vitriolic lead singer of Los Angeles-based band The Germs. The film follows the life of Crash up until his death in 1980. Read more

Jena Malone has worked with modern-day legends such as Jodie Foster in "Contact" and "Dangerous Lives of Alter Boys," Susan Sarandon and Julia Roberts in "Stepmom," Kevin Costner in "For Love of the Game" and ... via The Olympian