The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones Blu-ray Combo Pack

The digital version of the film will be available on November 19th and the Blu-ray Combo Pack will be available on December 3rd! You can pre-order now over at amazon

Lily Collins, the new face of Lancome

Lily Collins aka Clary Fray has been chosen as the face of Lancome which is a house of French cosmetics.

Via Telegraph.co.uk

Lancôme have announced a new rose amongst their already blossoming English actress hall of fame.

Joining existing ambassadors Kate Winslet and Emma Watson (and American beauty Julia Roberts) is Lily Collins, the 24-year-old, Guildford-born actress and model, and daughter of Eighties pop star Phil Collins.

“With her charm, gracefulness, modernity and lively wit, Lily Collins is the perfect embodiment of femininity according to Lancôme,” stated Françoise Lehmann, general manager of Lancôme International. And with her modelling experience (her career in front of the camera started when she was two) Collins is also a perfectly confident beauty muse for her tender age.

“It’s an absolute honour and privilege to have been chosen to represent the Maison Lancôme. I feel incredibly lucky to be included among the most inspirational women ambassadresses for one of the most prestigious brands in the world. It’s truly a dream come true,” confided Collins, whose beauty has been likened to a modern-day Audrey Hepburn.

Happy Birthday to Jemima West!

Happy 26th Birthday to Jemima West who plays Isabelle Lightwood in The Mortal Instruments!

Leave her a birthday message in the comments below.

What are you most excited to see from her character when the film hits theaters?

City of Bones Mall Tour Dates

The dates and locations for The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones Mall Tour have been released!

The dates will be posted in order. 

CHICAGO

Tuesday- July, 30th 

6pm-8pm

Fan event at the Chicago Ridge Mall (Outside of rue21) 444 Chicago Ridge Mall, Chicago

Guests: Lily Collins, Jamie Campbell Bower, and Kevin Zegers.

Q&A is open to the public. To be able to attend the signing with the cast go to the rue21store inside the mall on Tuesday, July 23rd from 2:00pm-6:00pm to get a VIP wristband with the purchase of a Mortal Instruments T-Shirt.

MIAMI

Wednesday- July, 31st

5pm-7pm

Fan event at the Dolphin Mall (Main Courtyard) 11401 NW 12th Street, Miami

Guests: Lily Collins, Jamie Campbell Bower, and Kevin Zegers.

Q&A is open to the public. To be able to attend the signing with the cast go to the Hot Topic store inside the mall on Friday, July 19th starting at 10:00am to get a VIP wristband with the purchase of a Mortal Instruments item.

PHILADELPHIA

Friday- August 2nd

4pm-6pm

Fan event at the Franklin Mills Mall (Food Court) 1455 Franklin Mills Circle, Philadelphia

Guests: Lily Collins, Jamie Campbell Bower, and Cassandra Clare.

Q&A is open to the public. To be able to attend the signing with the cast go to the rue21store inside the mall on Tuesday, July 23rd from 2:00pm-6:00pm to get a VIP wristband with the purchase of a Mortal Instruments T-Shirt.

via: tmisource

The Mortal Instruments Film Score and Soundtrack to be released in August

The film score is available for pre-order on Amazon.com 

The score and official soundtrack will both be released on August 20.

Amazon is selling the score for $15.33

The list of songs for the soundtrack has been released by hollywoodcrush.

1. Zedd, "Into The Lair"
2. Jessie J, "Magnetic"
3. AFI, "17 Crimes (LA Riots Remix)"
4. Demi Lovato, "Heart By Heart"
5. Youngblood Hawke, "Bring Me Home"
6. Colbie Caillat, "When The Darkness Comes"
7. Seven Lions with Myon & Shane 54 featuring Tove Lo, "Strangers"

8. Pacific Air, "Bear"

9. He Is We featuring Owl City, "All About Us"
10. Bassnectar, "Calling From Above"

11. Jetta, "Start A Riot"

12. Bryan Ellis, "Strange Days"

Which song are you most excited for? I personally cannot wait for Bassnectar. 

The Mortal Instruments Official Jewelry

Alongside the great news of Hottopic Releasing it's The Mortal Instruments Clothing line which can be found -> HERE but now an official jewelry line will be releasing soon. 

Check out Themortalinstrumentsjewelry.com and if you send them your email you will get a special discount code.

Hot Topic to release City of Bones clothing line

Nylon Magazine posted these great shots of the items from the clothing which will be available in Hot Topic stores.

(more after the jump) 

City of Bones Premiere has a set date!

The date for The Mortal Instruments City of Bones premiere will be on Monday, August 12 in Los Angeles!

Enter to win a trip to the Canadian Premiere of City of Bones

Dose is having a giveaway for Canadian fans to enter to win a trip to the premiere of The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones! 

Click here to enter.

City of Bones sequel gets a release date

Well not exactly. There isn't an exact day yet but The Producer of The Mortal Instruments Franchise has posted on Facebook that Constantine Film has secured worldwide distribution rights for The Mortal Instruments film, City of Ashes. Lily Collins and Jamie Bower are signed on for the sequel which will be released in 2014.

via: pagetopremiere

Lily Collin's on PEOPLE's Most Beautiful List

Lily Collins who plays Clary Fray in City of Bones was on People Magazines Most Beautiful 2013.

She was listed for her eyebrows. Here is what they had to say:

Like Brooke Shields before her, The Mortal Instruments star has caused a stir with her untamed brows. "Big brows werent the look in L.A, where I grew up," Collins, who is the daughter of musician Phil Collins, told Glamour. "But my mom instilled in me that it's the quirky things that make you beautiful." 

source: people

TMI Cast Attends Wondercon

The Mortal Instruments City of Bones Soundtrack available on August 20

The soundtrack for the film will be on sale on August 20 before the films release on August 23. 

The trailer's had very good music choices in them such as 'All I need' by Radiohead. Once the list of artists and songs are released I will post them right here!

Robert Sheehan talks about TMI and sequels for the film

Robert Sheehan who plays Simon in City of Bones spoke with BANG Showbiz about the upcoming film.

 ''It's a great big fat action film. Basically, I think it's magical and wonderful. For me, it was lots of great big fun shooting it because I was regressed back to being a boy because it was all very fantastical. There were lots of vampires, werewolves and all that business. It was great. It lent itself well to the imagination.

''I think it has an uninhibited sense of adventure. There's a wonderful, tangential sense to the adventure, much in the way of Indiana Jones, where he basically gets pulled to and fro in the mad tide of adventure and [the films are] completely out of control from start to finish.

''That's what I love about the script and that's what I think the script has done.''

The former 'Misfits' star also confirmed that he and his fellow cast mates are signed on to star in potential sequels to the movie, which is based on the first of Clare's bestselling 'The Mortal Instruments' books - five of which have been published, with a sixth due for release next year.

Quizzed about his contractual obligations for future sequels, he said: ''Yes, we are indeed.''

Cassandra Clare has teen fiction down like 'Clockwork'

USA Today has put up an article about Cassandra Clare! Writer of TMI and TID books. 

With more than 22 millioncopies in print worldwide of her two fantasy series, The Mortal Instruments and The Infernal Devices,author Cassandra Clare might be considered an expert on fiction that appeals to teens.

Clare, 39, whose final book in the Devices trilogy,Clockwork Princess, will be released Tuesday, says "there's no magic formula."

But what she's doing — imagining a secret society of young demon hunters, known as Shadowhunters, in a world of vampires, werewolves and warlocks — is working like magic both in bookstores and Hollywood.

The film adaptation of the first book in Clare's first series, The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, starring Lily Collins and Jamie Campbell Bower, will hit theaters Aug. 23.

Jamie Campbell Bower discusses City of Bones

Teen.com also interviewed Jamie on the set of the film. Here is some of what he had to say.

Teen: You’re heavily involved in other big-named movies. Were you nervous to sign onto this one, since the others were so successful?
Jamie Campbell Bower: I think I’m nervous to sign on to any job. I think when I was first approached about this, I wasn’t made aware of the fact that they were possibly thinking about making it into a franchise, so for me, it was — this was a one-film deal. If it goes for another two, if it goes for another three, however many, that’s great, but right now we’re focusing on this one and doing this one and getting that as good as I can make it rather than focus on it as a brand and making it into a brand.

Teen: There’s a lot of action in this film. How did you bulk up before shooting?
Jamie: Physically, I’ve trained really hard for it. I started training four months — three months before we started shooting, and I sort of toyed around with different physical forms and at the end of it, what I wanted was to get to a point whereby we’ve seen this sort of big jock kind of character before and I didn’t want that and I didn’t really think that that was something that I believe, particularly, you know, with my younger cousins or whatever being girls that they’re really into — you know, the 15-year-old markets — I don’t know if that’s as sexy as it once was anymore. I think it’s more about the rock star or the girls that I, you know, the 15-year-old girls they’re into, like, skinny motherf****** from bands and the sort of lost souls and all that kind of s*** and I love that and I think that’s really cool. Ultimately, at the end of that, what I wanted to do is I built up the muscle, and then I just trimmed everything down and just got super lean and it was really tough; really, really hardcore. I did a lot of stunt training; a lot of fight training and physically kind of ruined myself, but in the best way possible. It wasn’t like I was doing stupid s*** because I was doing stuff that was good for me, but, you know, you wake up at 5 o’clock every morning, and do three hours of training, then you have a half an hour to eat, and then you go back and do another two hours, then half an hour to go and sleep, and maybe have a shower if you’re lucky, and then go through lines or learn the piano and all this kind of stuff. Yes, it’s exhausting, but it’s part of what I enjoy about it.
Read more: http://www.teen.com/

Lily Collins Discusses City of Bones and how it differs from Hunger Games and Twilight

teen.com visited the set of the film and interviewed Lily Collins! Here's some of the interview below.

Teen: What was your reaction when you were first approached with this role?
Lily: I was actually a fan of the series before I was cast. I’ve always loved fantasy books. Even just growing up, I’ve always kind of loved magic and fantasy. Having read the books and being really familiar with Clary, and just kind of admiring her as a character, when Screen Gems originally approached me for it, I had just done Priest. It was kind of some of the same team that was part of that project. I was thrilled. I was, like, a fan, so a fan being cast as a heroine that they admired. Then it took about almost two years for it to actually happen. I think it went through the process of changing hands and new people involved. I think everything happens for a reason because the team we got together for this is so amazing. Everyone has brought something new to the table. Harald [Zwart] is the ultimate director for this project because it’s so not really his genre, but he’s all about character and emotion. And it’s taking the project that could have been so CGI-based, and all based on the physicality and the way it looks, and he’s made it a story about real people in this fantasy world. It’s a story that can stand on its own, but also as an adaptation of a book. That’s been the nicest surprise as we’ve been filming, to see how it came to be. But yeah, just a fan cast. It’s pretty cool.

Teen: Since you’ve been attached for so long, has the script changed?

Lily: The script has changed multiple times. We get rewrites very frequently. One thing I wasn’t expecting on this project is how collaborative it is with the actors and Harald. If we get sides of a scene and we’re like, “I don’t know if this flows as well as we’d like it to in this emotional scene,” or “It’s a little sticky here,” he’s like, “Well, what do you want to say?” And it’s like, “Well, maybe something along these lines.” He’s like, “Great, let’s try it.” So we’re kind of able to reword our own scenes as we go to see how things flow in the moment, especially with new actors coming in like [Jonathan Rhys Meyers]. Lena [Headey] is coming in soon and Jared Harris. We’ve all been really collaborative in that sense. And then also having Cassandra [Clare, the author] here to help clean up things that need to be fine-tailored and stuff.

But I think Clary has become way more proactive since the beginning, since the first script. She really fuels a lot of the scenes. It’s less about being thrown all this information and floundering. She gets thrown a lot of information now and she’s actively pursuing an outcome. I really liked that about her in the books. I felt like she’s gotten stronger and stronger in the rewrites.

TMI Cast talks about Chemistry between Lily and Jamie

Teen: As the author of the series, what were your feelings when you first saw Jamie and Lily together during their audition together?
Cassandra Clare: It was really embarrassing. I cried, I was so happy. We had been looking for Jace; it was an ordeal process. Every young, blond actor in Hollywood tried out and Lily, bless her soul, went in over and over for chemistry reads with people, and Jace is a tough character. He is a guy who covers up his vulnerability and is real personality with a lot of layers of just being a jerk. If you play him wrong, he’ll just come out as a jerk, but if you play him right, he comes across as “I’ll use my wit to hide my broken heart and my pain and I’m vulnerable and love me.” Nobody was quite hitting that, so Lily did all these chemistry reads with all these different people and I was starting to think “Maybe no one can play this role; maybe I have written a bizarre character that cannot be played.”

Teen: That was before filming. Can you talk a little more about the romance within the movie itself?
Lily: There’s romance in the story. That is obviously Simon, Jace and Clary, but it’s not a movie about a love triangle. Every character has a relationship with every other character in this. The romance is only one portion of this kind of epic adventure. And yes, it fuels certain scenes and it’s an undertone, but it’s in no way a love story that has action in it. It’s a full-blown action/adventure fantasy film that is based in reality that has this romance in it. I think from the first draft to now, it’s definitely got a lot more of that, kind of propelling-you-forward, less of a romantic kind of teen flick, if you will. It also has a lot more humor than the first draft because Cassandra’s writing… That’s the beauty of the writing, is that you end up giggling when you’re reading it because of something Simon said or Jace is so cocky, you’re like, “Did he really just say that?” They’ve added some of those lines back in, so there is a comedic tone to these dark moments that kind of makes the audience relax for a second. And they are witty, so we have a lot more of Cassie’s voice back into it.

Vote for City of Bones in MTV's Movie Brawl!

Voting is very close! There are only four films left and The Mortal Instruments City of Bones is close to winning! Voting can be done over at mtv.com

Springbreakers is close to beating it so keep voting. 

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Check into the Mortal Instruments on GetGlue and get a sticker!

For a limited time check into The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones on GetGlue and get this sticker! Members receive real versions of the stickers in the mail. Check it out here -> getglue.com

If you are new to GetGlue then I'll add that the website will get more and more different kinds of stickers as we approach closer to the film so don't forget to check back!