This Week's Page Turner: Zooey Deschanel Makes Mix Tapes, Watching three dimensional inside your Family Room, and Julia Roberts Does not Speak Serbian

Zooey Deschanel is one thing of the dream girl for cool rom-com fans and indie music brainiacs (in the end, she's married to Dying Cab for Cutie lead singer Ben Gibbard, and it has a gang of her very own, She and Him). So, it's most likely no real surprise that within this week's New You are able to, author Jada Yuan says she received a combination tape in the actress while writing an account about the 'Our Idiot Brother' star. "I pointed out which i were built with a friend who was simply feeling lower," recalls Yuan. "I have first got it ... happiness tunes are, like my, area," responded Deschanel. The finish product was -- you suspected it -- an extremely stylish 13-track Compact disc, including tunes in the Beach Boys, the Turtles and also the Paper Dolls. (Sadly, no Dying Cab tunes made the ultimate cut). Elsewhere in New You are able to, Jessica Pressler tries, and fails, to deconstruct 'Straw Dogs' star Alexander Skarsgard. As Pressler states, "in interviews, [Skarsgard] discloses next to nothing ... he's either determined a method to avoid falling in to the trap stars all say they would like to avoid, or possibly he's just empty." For instance, after asking the 'True Blood' star what books he reads, he states "from fiction to non-fiction." The thing is what you must have done to the stars, all-encompassing celebrity media? You've switched them into drones! (Or, more properly within this situation, lifeless vampires of the underworld.) In other news, the brand new You are able to Occasions lately switched their focus on the endless "does it die/does it stay" three dimensional debate. Aside from the obligatory 'Avatar' plug, this piece includes a unique twist: the way forward for three dimensional isn't in theaters, but in your Televisions. After evaluating it towards the View-Master 35mm slides from the '60s, Occasions author Dork Kehr helps make the situation for 3-dimensional television. (Place heads of movie galleries entertaining, here). "In a single important respect home three dimensional surpasses the technology used in most theaters ... The brand new home system uses 'active shutter' LCD glasses, that are synchronized with infrared signals in the tv to alternately block the right and left view, to ensure that each eye sees just the image intended for this." That sounds pretty fancy, but we will not be completely offered until Na'vi can walk around our family room without needing to get yourself some three dimensional specs. Rounding things out, we use the newest problem of Entertainment Weekly, where actress Julia Roberts spoke to Anthony Breznican about her directorial debut, 'In the Land of Bloodstream and Honey.' For those individuals negative people out there moving their eyes at another A-lister trying their hands at pointing, Jolie confesses that they made things very challenging for herself throughout filming. In a number of moments, Angelina needed to direct dialogue in Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian, a language she doesn't speak. Consequently, she switched towards the film's stars -- Goran Kostic and Zana Marjanovic -- for advice. "I'd pull [Marjanovic] aside and say, 'Which take have you think [Kostic] was probably the most attached to, because I am less than sure?' ... It had been a distinctive process," recalls Jolie. Images thanks to Getty and WireImage