Looks like we have another upcoming project for Kristin, this one titled A Family Weekend. Little is known so far of the project, but here is what has been released:

Kristin Chenoweth, Matthew Modine and Olesya Rulin will star in the Benjamin Epps-helmed comedy “Family Weekend.”

Adam Saunders and Chris Aronoff of Footprint Features will produce the Matt K. Turner-penned script in association with The Bedford Falls Company.

Pic centers around a 16-year-old girl who becomes fed up with her family’s lack of attention and decides to take her parents hostage.

“Ramona and Beezus’” Joey King will also star alongside Eddie Hassell and Shirley Jones. Hassell recently appeared in “The Kids are All Right” while Jones is best known for her turn as Shirley on “The Partridge Family.”

Shooting will begin in Detroit mid-month.

We now have the release of Kristin’s latest project, You Again on DVD and Blu-Ray. Make sure you mark your calendars for February 8. Check it out:

BURBANK, CA, November 19, 2010 – This coming Valentine’s Day, don’t miss the opportunity to own the entertaining romantic comedy YOU AGAIN, releasing on Blu-ray Combo Pack (Blu-ray + DVD in a single package), DVD and Movie Download on February 8, 2011 from Touchstone Pictures. It’s also the perfect heart-filled gift for mom, girlfriend and families alike to sit back, relax enjoy some laughs from the comfort of their own home.

Complete with never-before-seen outtakes, exclusive Blu-ray content and even more Betty White, YOU AGAIN will be made widely available at retail stores across the country as a Blu-ray Combo Pack (Blu-ray + DVD) for the suggested price of $39.99 U.S./$44.99 Canada, a 1-Disc DVD for $29.99 US/ $35.99 Canada and a standard definition Movie Download for $29.99 US/$35.99 Canada.

YOU AGAIN features a brilliant all-star cast with comedy pedigree performances by Kristen Bell (Couples Retreat, Forgetting Sarah Marshall), Jamie Lee Curtis (Beverly Hills Chihuahua, Freaky Friday), Sigourney Weaver (Avatar, Baby Mama), Kristin Chenoweth (“Glee,” “Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue”) and Betty White (“Hot in Cleveland,” The Proposal).

YOU AGAIN is “Fun for the Whole Family” said Lisa Stanley from K-Earth/CBS Radio and “Hysterically Funny With A Heart Of Gold,” said Joel Amos from SheKnows.com.

Film Synopsis:

For Marnie (Kristen Bell), high school was a horror movie, and her brother’s wedding is the sequel when her archrival comes back to haunt her as his bride. Its nice girl versus mean girl in this hysterical reunion with the one person Marnie would really like to forget. And if that weren’t enough, Marnie’s mom (Jamie Lee Curtis) reunites with her own high school nemesis (Sigourney Weaver). Complete with hilarious, never-before-seen bonus material, You Again is one crazy comedy that’ll keep you laughing again and again.

Bonus Features

DVD:
FOLLOWING FICKMAN: ON SET WITH THE DIRECTOR: Peer into the madcap mind of Hollywood’s wackiest director, Andy Fickman, as he orchestrates thecomedy of Kristen Bell, Sigourney Weaver, Jamie Lee Curtis and Betty White.
ASK THE CAST: Jaime Lee Curtis, Betty White, Sigourney Weaver and Kristen Bell answer questions from fans asking for advice. Betty’s advise might not be what you expect.
FUNNY OR DIE: In this behind-the-scenes interview spoof, Jaime Lee Curtis, Betty White, Sigourney Weaver, Odette Yustman and KristenBell discuss the movie when things get tense between the actresses eventually boiling over into a cast fight.
DELETED SCENES: Director Andy Fickman provides intros to his deleted scenes “Sharing A Room,” “Photo Album Memories,” and “Riding The Silk.”
Blu-ray:
Everything on the DVD plus…
BLOOPER DANCE PARTY: On-set antics abound as the cast dances to their own beat.
ADDITIONAL DELETED SCENES: Director Andy Fickman provides intros to his deleted scenes. “Good Morning Sunshine,” “Grandma Bunny’s House (featuring Betty White),” “Meet Georgia King (with Betty White),” “Gail’s Shower/Ramona’s Dress,” “The Compost Heap (with Betty White),” “Covered In Lard (with Betty White),” “Bridal Shower (with Betty White),” “After The Fiasco,”
Movie Download
FOLLOWING FICKMAN: ON SET WITH THE DIRECTOR
ASK THE CAST

Looks like Kristin’s performance on New Years was a success! Check it out:

Renowned actress/singer Kristin Chenoweth upheld her “Popular” -ity on New Year’s Eve @ the Walt Disney Pavilion by giving her audiences, who regail her for TV’s The West Wing, Pushing Daisies and Glee, what they want most: namely, a large dose and a half of her glowing charisma. The petite and pretty talent has a gorgeous soprano voice which she displayed most effectively and a great sense of comedic humor which was also put to good use throughout the varied 90-minute set.

She opened with a familiar and beautifully serious Jerome Kern medley which included “Can’t Help Loving That Man of Mine” and “Bill”, followed by a cute, funny number about living in apartment 14-G, where, surrounded by artistic talent, one must be prepared to put up with just about anything. There was a look at the simple life of Oklahoma, where she grew up, “Going to the Dance with You” nicely choreographed by director Rob Ashford with dancers Sean Martin Hingston and Charlie Williams struttin’ some fun cowpoke stuff. There was a truly gorgeous rendition of Frank Loesser’s “Somebody Somewhere” from The Most Happy Fella, allowing her soprano to really shine; from Promises, Promises “I Say a Little Prayer for You” with great backup from Promises gals Nikki Renee Daniels, Sarah Jane Everman, Chelsea Krombach and Kristen Beth Williams. From one extreme to the other there followed the seductive “Daddy” and then a religious “Because He Lives”, before which Chenoweth proclaimed her love of Jesus. Irish tenor Eamonn McCrystal, who had previously been an opening act for Randy Travis, dynamically performed “You Raise Me Up” while Chenoweth made a costume change. There followed three original Chenoweth compositions about the loss of love, one of which says it all: “I Want Somebody I Can Bitch About”, introduced by “If” in which she pretended to shoot her ex-boyfriend dead. Dancer Hingston as the boyfriend stole some greatly agile lifeless moments onstage. Remember Bernie in Weekend at Bernie’s? If so, you’ve got the irrepressible picture. The set concluded with a countdown to midnight and “Auld Lang Syne” and as encore, a number which poetically expresses a performer’s love for her audience at the final curtain. Musical director Rob Fisher skillfully led the six-piece orchestra on piano throughout.

All in all, it was a lovely polished evening of song and humor from Kristin Chenoweth. I would have liked a song from Wicked and maybe one or two more from Promises, Promises, but that’s all relative. Her adorable personality won me and the SRO crowd over completely. When thanking the audience for spending New Year’s Eve with her, Chenoweth confessed “I’m the lucky one”. I’ll go one step further and add that we were lucky to have her in LA. It lent the beginning of 2011 added glitter, hope and warmth.