ABC has announced their programming for the 2009 – 2010 TV season and although they picked up 10 new series, Amy’s pilot for “See Cate Run” did not make the list!

If any more information comes out about the pilot possibly hitting the airwaves, I’ll be sure to post it here!

The trailer for “Seventh Moon” has been released, you can check it out by viewing the embed below. Below is the article from Fangoria:

Lionsgate Home Entertainment and Ghost House Underground have given Fango the on-line premiere of their trailer for SEVENTH MOON, the supernatural thriller they’re releasing on DVD later this year. You can see the preview, which we debuted at our West Coast convention this past weekend, below.
SEVENTH MOON, directed and co-written by THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT’s Eduardo Sanchez, stars Amy Smart (currently on screen in Lionsgate’s highly recommended CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE) and Tim Chiou as a honeymooning couple who run afoul of ancient spirits in China. Other movies coming later this year from Lionsgate and Ghost House Underground include Tom Shankland’s much-praised THE CHILDREN and Andrew van den Houten’s Jack Ketchum adaptation OFFSPRING.

Last Friday, Amy was on both “The Bonnie Hunt Show” and “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson” to promote “Love N’ Dancing”. I have added captures from both of the interviews into our gallery – check them out by clicking on the thumbnails below!

This week, the Environmental Media Association’s Young Hollywood Board is putting on the gloves and digging deep in support of organic gardening in Los Angeles-area schools. Celebs on the Board, including Nicole Richie, Lance Bass, Rosario Dawson, members of Maroon 5, Amy Smart, Matthew Rhys, Emily VanCamp and Emmanuelle Chriqui, will each adopt an area school, help with the planting, and check in with their gardens during the school year, explains People.

The project is the product of a newly-formed partnership between the EMA and the Los Angeles Unified School District’s School Gardens program, and personal care brand Yes To Inc. The launch event is scheduled for tomorrow morning at Hollywood’s Helen Bernstein High School, and the program will take root over the next several months.

Just how much dirt Richie et al will actually get under their fingernails remains to be seen, but Bass for one is pretty stoked: “Organic gardens are so important, especially in urban areas where many students would otherwise never see any greenery. I hope that the support will help them to grow and flourish in Los Angeles.”

From LAist

Amy will be on the “Bonnie Hunt Show” this Friday, May 8th! The show airs in syndication so make sure you check your local TV listings or BonnieHunt.com for exact air times in your area.