ENTER TO WIN 1 OF 5 "I DON'T KNOW HOW SHE DOES IT" PRIZE PACKS

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SJP Fans, I’ve got a little something for you! I Don’t Know How She Does It is the story of Kate Reddy (Sarah Jessica Parker) who after excelling at her Boston-based job, finds herself spread thinly as she is called-upon to travel to New York as part of her assignment. She must juggle the demands of being a Mom and Wife to Richard (Greg Kinnear), while also finding herself tempted by her handsome new Associate, Jack (Pierce Brosnan).

I’m giving away five I Don’t Know How She Does It Prize Packs which include a copy of the Novel by Allison Pearson, Post-it Notes and a Nail File! Yes, a Nail File!!!

To qualify for the win, you must “like” Mr. Will-W.:Pop Maven  and leave a comment under this Post with the name of the fiery Red-headed Actress who plays Kate’s best Friend, Allison. Your deadline is September 23, 2011 – Canadian Readers only. Good luck, Mavenati!

I Don’t Know How She Does It is released through Alliance Films in Canada on September 16, 2011.

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"I DON'T KNOW HOW SHE DOES IT" TRAILER STARRING SARAH JESSICA PARKER

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 "I have two choices - the Man's excuse, bad Traffic, down Power Lines, faulty Carburetor... or Mammogram.". - Sarah Jessica Parker as Kate Reddy on excuses for being late for work

Out-of-nowhere comes this absolutely charming Rom-Com from Director Douglas McGrath about surviving in the world of Business as a Mother and Wife, starring Sarah Jessica Parker. I Don't Know How She Does It features a super-talented Cast including: Christina Hendricks, Seth Meyers, Pierce Brosnan, Kelsey Grammer, Jessica Szohr, Jane Curtin and Greg Kinnear.

Alliance Films releases I Don't Know How She Does It on September 16, 2011 - coinciding right during TIFF 2011.  Knowing how awesome present Alliance Films are during the Festival circuit, could this mean we'll be seeing this as a Gala?  One to keep an eye on!

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REVIEW: THE GHOST WRITER

Roman Polanski's latest work The Ghost Writer is a social commentary on the British government's subordination to the U.S. government.  Ewan McGregor plays The Ghost, an unnamed character hired based on the lack of his political knowledge to Ghost Write a memoir for former British Prime Minister Adam Lang (Pierce Brosnan).  It is because his lack of political knowledge that The Ghost convinces his publisher that he will be able to ask the questions everybody will want to know, getting to the heart of the matter.

Lang however, is accused of having committed War Crimes, as he is believed to have ordered the torturing of suspected terrorists.  This causes disruptions in the writing process, while also peaking The Ghosts' curiosity to why it is that Lang got involved with politics to begin with as upon researching his earlier years, he was anything by political as a Theatre student. The Ghost while staying at Lang's home, stumbles upon information gathered by a previous Ghost Writer, who had died suspiciously while working on the same memoir.  He then discovers various points of contact along the way who help him fit together the missing pieces to the puzzle and his loyalties are then questioned.  At the same time, he realizes also that he is being pursued as this memoir is highly sought after for its possibly incriminating information.  Is The Ghost working for a War Criminal?  More importantly, will he make it out of this alive? And what's up with Lang's creepy wife Ruth (Olivia Williams)?