Download the cover here.

Sara Stewart, a features writer of the New York Post, is working on a story about Zooey Deschanel’s devoted fans in NYC! If you’re in the region, a fan of Zooey’s and would like to help Sara with the article, please contact her to contribute:

E-mail: sstewart@nypost.com
Phone: 212 930 8192

Advance thanks to anyone who contributes!

She & Him‘s website has also had a revamp with a new layout to welcome the release of Volume Two, as well as updated with new tour information which you can check out. (500) Days of Summer captures will be added soon!

You can watch the mtvU Woodies on MTV 10pm ET.

I also want to mention that according to IMDB, Zooey’s project Your Highness will be released:

USA: 1 October 2010
Netherlands: 28 October 2010

MTV: You guys are here for a special reason today. We’re taking a look back at the things we’re thankful for this year, and thanks to your work individually and in “(500) Days of Summer,” you are two of the people we are most thankful for. Do you have a speech prepared?
Joseph Gordon-Levitt: Uh, no. Should I?
Zooey Deschanel: I knew to have a speech! No, I didn’t. I’m excited though.

MTV: This isn’t the first blush with success for either of you, but does 2009 feel like a particularly special year?
Gordon-Levitt: I think so. 2009 started at Sundance for me. “(500) Days of Summer” premiered there, and that was the first time everybody saw it. And a short film I made called “Sparks” played at Sundance, and then Barack Obama became president, which was one of the more cathartic, emotionally reinforcing, positive experiences I’ve really ever had. It feels like a special year.
Deschanel: It’s a very special year. It’s the end of the aughts, which is sad.
Gordon-Levitt: The end of the aughts! Thank you, I’ve been looking for the name of this decade, and I haven’t known what it was.

MTV: So, for you especially, Zooey, the aughts were essentially the decade when you came of age as an actress, when you essentially got started. Is it bittersweet to see your first decade as an actress come to an end?
Deschanel: It’s exciting. I have to say, Sundance 2001, Joe and I had to be there with “Manic.” I’ve been so lucky to work with Joe twice. Book-ending the aughts. And hopefully, it will be more frequent.
Gordon-Levitt: Into the teens. And the ’20s.
Deschanel: And the ’20s and the ’30s and ’40s and the ’50s. And we’ll live to a million by that point, because they’ll have all kinds of drugs to keep us alive.
Gordon-Levitt: Of course, because we’ll be cyborgs.

Read the interview in full here.

You can watch clips from the episode (major spoiler!) here and also take a look at the cast of Bones‘s cast Holiday Memories. The B-Roll is also on youtube.

Many thanks to Rhiannon of FilmInk for sending me the scans of Zooey in October’s issue of FilmInk, an Australian magazine.

FilmInk is available from September 18 in newsagents around Australia and online at FilmInk.com.au or by emailing dina@filmink.com.au

If you have any magazine scans, photos, or media downloads of Zooey that you think I should add to the fansite, feel free to contact me. All credit will be given to the original source! Many thanks for visiting!

A huge thanks to Chuck for notifying me of his wonderful interview with Zooey!

Last night I opened Z. Deschanel’s very own icon archive! This is where you can find all Zooey icons I make and of those who donate any to the fansite. Furthermore I have added 25 icons of Zooey in the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy!

If you have any icons you wish to donate to the archive, please send me an e-mail by clicking here – you will be credited of course.