To kick off The OC: The Complete Series on DVD November 27, log onto http://www.atomiccountyfancontest.com/ and create your own Atomic County graphic novel for a chance to win The OC: The Complete Series on DVD and autographed by the shows creator, Josh Schwartz.
You can add characters, objects, backdrops and text to create your own graphic novel. You can send it to your friends and view and rate other creations by other fans!
Additional assets can be found here O.C., The: The Complete Seasons 1-4 (4-Pack). Select “Downloads/Viral Tools (zip)”

Thanks to MischaNews for the head-up: The trailer for Mischa’s upcoming movie Closing The Ring is finally out! Click here to watch it! I’m truly impressed of the trailer. It looks like a really powerful and emotional movie and I’m sure Mischa will be great in it! :)
I’m going to make captures of the trailer, as soon as I can find a decent quality trailer. So, stay tuned!

After no picture updates for almost 2 weeks, I decided to give you what you like the most: new pictures! I added some older candids of Mischa and Cisco back in October 2006, some recent scans and 2 new movie stills. Happy watching! :)
Thanks to MischaNews for some of these pictures!

Mischa Barton went to the Modest Mouse concert and MischaNews found a fan account from a local paper:
Who knew Regina would be such a hotbed for star sightings? Just last year Oscar winner Charlize Theron was filming a movie here, and now another recognizable Hollywood celeb has been spotted around town. O.C. alum Mischa Barton, who is here filming Walled In. Last week Modest Mouse played a show at the Conexus Arts Centre and just before the band took the stage I made a trip to the ladies room. As I was washing my hands, I took a glance to my left and saw a girl fixing her makeup in the mirror. The glance turned into a double take as I realized it was Ms. Barton.
I immediately tried to think of something clever to say to her so I would be able to tell the tale and was about to ask if she had ever “seen these guys play before.” Luckily for me the people she was with walked up and started talking. Afterwards it was pointed out to me that Modest Mouse had appeared on The O.C. Duh.
But that wasn’t the end of star sightings for the evening. Thanks to another local “celebrity,” my good friend Joel Bancescue who is recovering from a broken neck, we got the VIP treatment. The concert was packed, and because Joel is in a wheelchair, it was difficult for him to see. Thanks to a nice guy, security at the event let us go back to the VIP area beside the stage and watch the show from there — along with Mischa Barton and others. While I didn’t talk to her at the concert, she was at one of my favourite spots on the weekend, O’Hanlons, where I asked to get a picture taken with her and she graciously said yes.

Thanks to MischaNews for these infos!!!
We looked into Mischa Barton’s current film, ‘Walled In’, recently. She’s still in Saskatchewan filming it. Fangoria had an interview with Karim Hussain, who is the cinematographer for the movie.
It’s a great insight into Mischa Barton’s character in the movie. Thus far, we’ve only had surface insight based on the plot of the movie. But I am intrigued by her “journey into her past” – that could call for some great acting!
Here are some relevant excerpts from the interview:
“It’s a movie that is contrary to how people usually see me; it’s directed by a French filmmaker named Gilles Paquet-Brenner, in his English-language debut,” Hussain tells Fango… Starring Mischa (THE SIXTH SENSE) Barton, Deborah Kara Unger from David Cronenberg’s CRASH and Cameron (GODSEND) Bright, WALLED IN is “a horror movie about a mad architect and a girl [Barton] who basically ends up in his building where very dodgy, twisted things happened during its construction,” Hussain explain. “It’s really this young woman’s journey into her past as she encounters this insane architect in this building. For me it’s great, because I’m working very closely with the director on not only the visuals but also the film’s content, and there has been a lot of great creative collaboration.” … read more »