Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced that the summer comedy EASY A, starring Emma Stone, Thomas Hayden Church, Amanda Bynes and Lisa Kudrow, will be coming out right before Christmas on December 21, 2010.

Special features for EASY A include:
* Gag reel
* Emma Stone’s webcam audition
* Music video
* Pop-up trivia track

You can pre-order the film on Blu-ray (for $23.99) or DVD (for $17.99)!

The Box-Office Top Five

#1 “The Town” ($23.8 million)
#2 “Easy A” ($18.2 million)
#3 “Devil” ($12.6 million)
#4 “Resident Evil: Afterlife” ($10.1 million)
#5 “Alpha and Omega” ($9.2 million)

In a weekend stacked with new movies, the bank-robbery action pic “The Town” ran the box office. The film, which took the top spot on Friday, roped in an estimated $23.8 million, a showing that has probably eased the mind of director Ben Affleck, who once told MTV News that he felt “a huge amount of pressure” crafting the flick.

The high-school laugh-getter “Easy A,”, received decent marks from audiences, coming in at #2. The teen-friendly comedy, driven by rising screen star “Emma Stone, who fought through an asthma attack to complete one of the film’s pretend-sex scenes, rang up $18.2 million in ticket sales.

M. Night Shyamalan’s latest project “Devil,” featuring a crew of strangers trapped in an elevator as creepy stuff goes down in the confined space, nabbed the third-place slot. The thriller, which even gets a few screams out of Shyamalan, posted $12.6 million during its debut in theaters.

“Resident Evil: Afterlife,” slipped to fourth place in its second week on screens. Pushed down by three hearty debuts, the zombie-blasting Milla Jovovich-vehicle raked in another $10.1 million. The number brings the film’s total haul to an estimated $44 milllion. In addition to the film’s strong showing, Jovovich recently confirmed that a fifth “Resident Evil” movie is on the way.

The animated cross-country adventure “Alpha and Omega,”, packed with voice-over performances from a diverse cast of stars including Justin Long, Hayden Panettiere, Christina Ricci, Danny Glover and Dennis Hopper, came in fifth place. The story of two wolves (voiced by Long and Panettiere) making their way back home opened with an estimated $9.2 million.

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Today is the day! “Easy A” is now out in theaters everywhere! Make sure you stop by your local theater to check it out this weekend!

Hollywood studios hope this weekend will be a livelier one than last and are rolling out three films to major markets.

Premiering this weekend is the highly-anticipated “The Easy A,” a John Hughes-type cross of “Juno” and “The Scarlet Letter” starring Emma Stone. It is expected to earn the most money in the box office.

Ben Affleck’s “The Town” also hits theaters this weekend. The Boston-based thriller has earned good buzz and critics are already talking Oscar.

“Devil” is about a group of people trapped in an elevator, with one of them suspected of being the devil himself. M. Night Shyamalan helped write the story and served as a producer. If it doesn’t help restore the filmmaker’s reputation after his string of busts, maybe it will scare people into using the stairs.

“Resident Evil: Afterlife” was the only film to hit nationwide markets last week, in what was the worst box office weekend of the year. “Afterlife” did well making $27 million, on par with previous entries in the film franchise.

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The recent surge in asthma cases across the U.S. has thus far baffled researchers, who continue to search for causes of the epidemic, but Zombieland star Emma Stone may have inadvertently stumbled upon a scientific breakthrough while shooting a pivotal scene for her new comedy Easy A, in which she plays a suburban teen who’s branded the slut of her school on account of one little lie. Hear about it and more in our exclusive interview with the husky hottie:

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I have uploaded 415 additional HQ and MQ photos of Emma Stone from the premiere of “Easy A” last night into our gallery!

In a somewhat surprising move, Screen Gems has decided to leak the first 10 minutes of the new Emma Stone movie Easy A. While there have been clips like this before with films in the past, it is fairly rare to see a studio release as many as 10 minutes as is the case here. In fact, I can’t say definitively that I have ever seen this before. Still, its a good opportunity to get a head start on the film and also should help potential movie goers decide whether or not this movie is for them, or whether they want to finish the movie or not.

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Last night was the premiere of “Easy A” as a part of the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival and I have just added 33 HQ photos of Emma Stone from the event!