Jamie Chung on the Cover of Prestige

Jamie Chung appears on the cover of Prestige magazine’s June 2011 issue. Here’s what the 28-year-old Hangover Part II star had to share:

On how her parents reacted to her career choice: “Mothers will always worry about their children. It’s no different in my case, but I am grateful to have come from a traditional family. My parents are supportive of me and are very excited to see The Hangover Part II!”

On going out of her comfort zone:“I enjoy challenging myself physically and mentally with roles that push me beyond my comfort zone. I try to switch things up, whether it’s comedy, drama or action. I want to continuously evolve. I always ask myself: Can I make this part into something spectacular?”

Sucker Punch - Official Movie Posters

Check out these new official movie posters for Sucker Punch, which will be hitting the big screen in March of 2011. In the posters above we see Vanessa Hudgens, Jamie Chung, Abbie Cornish and Emily Browning.

Out on the Big Screen Now!

Theta Pi is a college sorority with 50 members. It is run by Mrs. Crenshaw (Carrie Fisher) and includes six sisters named Jessica (Leah Pipes), Cassidy (Briana Evigan), Ellie (Rumer Willis), Claire (Jamie Chung), "Chugs" (Margo Harshman), and Megan (Audrina Patridge). These six are seniors and close friends. Despite Mrs. Crenshaw's efforts, the girls often have wild, sex parties where alcohol flows freely. At one of these events, Megan discovers her boyfriend Garrett is cheating on her, and the sisters plot pull a prank on him as payback. They stage death during a makeout session with Garrett, and direct him to bring Megan's "dead" body to a steel mill. While the girls giggle and--following Jessica's lead--try to prolong the prank, they mention to Garrett that they need something to dismember the body with. When the girls' backs are turned, Garrett impales a tire iron (Lug wrench) into her chest, actually killing her. The girls and Garrett, shocked at the murder of their best friend, dump Megan's body into a well, and vow to never ever speak of that night again. Eight months later, during the party after graduation, the girls receive a mysterious picture sent to their phones: a hooded figure holding the bloody wrench Garret used to kill Megan. They soon find the hooded figure is stalking them and their boyfriends. Then, using a modified--bladed at each end, like a shuriken--version of the wrench, the figure then proceeds to kill off various individuals.

Sorority Row Theatrical Poster

Check out the new Sorority Row poster, the movie hits the big screen this September. On the poster above we see The Hill's star Audrina Patridge, The Real World San Diego's Jamie Chung. This should be a good movie, with reality tv stars, ha.

Out Today on the Big Screen!

A big variety of movies is hitting the big screen today! For the younger audience, Hannah Montana: The Movie is opening in over 3,000 theatres across America - expect this movie to debut at #1, that's a lot of screens. For the older teens and fans of the cartoon series, your choice this weekend shall be Dragon Ball: Evolution starring Justin Chatwin and Real World alum Jamie Chung which is opening in 2,100 screens, not bad. If you were a fan of the cartoon throughout the 80s and the 90s, go watch this live action movie, should be interesting. Finally, for the rest of us, there's the rated R comedy Observe and Report starring Seth Rogen, which has opened in 2,700 screens. A lot of choices, I wonder which is the best movie?

Sorority Row Trailer

When five sorority girls inadvertently cause the murder of one of their sisters in a prank gone wrong, they agree to keep the matter to themselves and never speak of it again so they can get on with their lives. This proves easier said than done when, after graduation, a mysterious killer goes after the five of them and anyone who knows their secret.

Sorority Row will hit the big screen on October 2, 2009 and it stars Briana Evigan, Leah Pipes, Rumer Willis and former Reality TV starts Audrina Patridge from The Hills and Jamie Chung from The Real World: San Diego. The movie looks interesting, reminds me a little bit of I Know What You Did Last Summer. Check out the trailer above.

Samurai Girl Premieres Tonight on ABC Family

Samurai Girl is a six-hour mini-series set to air over a three-day weekend on ABC Family beginning tonight, September 5th. The event, which is based on the popular young-adult novel series will star Jamie Chung, Brendan Fehr, and Stacy Keibler. The premise revolves around Heaven, who at six months old, was the sole survivor of a deadly plane crash. The Press had named her Heaven, because it seemed that she fell from the sky. Soon after, she was adopted by the powerful Kogo Family and lived a very privileged life. But then, 19 years later, things take an unexpected turn, when her wedding is attacked and her brother, Hiko, is killed trying to save her, not before warning her that the Yakuza have infiltrated her family. So she breaks free from her family and begins training to be a samurai and fight back against the Yakuza.

I'll definitely be watching this one all weekend!

The Real World's Jamie is ABC's Samurai Girl

Jamie Chung was part of the 14th season of MTV's The Real World: San Diego and being one of the most successful cast member from the show's history, Jamie has gone on to appear in 2005's Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Inferno 2, in which she was part of the winning team. She's also appeared in Adam Sandler's I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry, she was on a few episodes of Greek, she was also on Maxim magazine and several music videos including Rihanna's "Umbrella". Jamie has now landed her biggest gig as the lead role in ABC Family's upcoming original series Samurai Girl.

Based on a series of popular young-adult novels, Samurai Girl follows the journey of 19 year-old Heaven (Jamie Chung), the sheltered adoptive daughter on one of Japan's wealthiest and most powerful families. Protected and watched over at all times by her loving but enigmatic father, Heaven is raised in opulent but confined surroundings, with every detail of her life tended to an extravagantly provided for in the tradition of Japan's hierarchal society. But when Heaven finds herself in San Francisco for her arranged wedding to the son of one of her father's business associates, she has no idea that her protected life is about to be shattered and that her past is linked to an ancient secret prophecy which both good and evil forces will fight to the death for control.

Sounds interesting enough to me, I'll definitel be watching this when it premieres on ABC Family this September.

The Real World's Jamie Chung Poses for Maxim

Remember Jamie from The Real World: San Diego? The cute asian party-girl? Yesterday, we brought you the news that Frankie from this same season had passed away, sad news. After doing some research on this cast I found out that Jamie has concentrated a lot in modeling. She has appeared in recent music videos like Rihanna's "Umbrella" and Kelly Rowland's "Like This", but after learning she had posed for Maxim Magazine I had to look for the pictures. The June edition of the magazine is in stores now, and Jamie is featured on page 164. Let me just say, the pictures are hot! They sure had my heart going pretty fast and me gasping for air. Sexy! Last time we saw Jamie on TV was on 2005's Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Inferno 2 - her first and only challenge. She was the only girl remaining on her team at the very end. Her team the "Good Guys" ended up winning the final mission.