Nick Cassavetes’ My Sister’s Keeper is coming to Blu-ray Disc and DVD on November 17. (See the cover to the right.)

The film, starring Cameron Diaz, Abigail Breslin, Sofia Vassilieva, Alec Baldwin and Jason Patric will be offered on Blu-ray in 2.4:1 1080p video and 5.1 Dolby TrueHD audio.

Bonus features are confirmed to include over 15 minutes of deleted scenes; Blu-ray exclusive From Picoult to Screen: a visit with bestselling author Jodi Picoult; behind-the-scenes footage and a digital copy.

As most of you probably know by now, My Sister’s Keeper was released to cinemas this weekend. Here are the box office results: The movie earned a respectable $12 million, and came in at #5 in the top ten. The full list can be seen below.

1) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen – $112 million
2) The Proposal – $18.4 million
3) The Hangover – $17.2 million
4) Up – $13 million
5) My Sister’s Keeper - $12 million
6) Year One – $5.8 million
7) The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 – $5.4 million
8) Star Trek – $3.6 million
9) Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian – $3.5 million
10) Away We Go – $1.6 million

It’s finally here! Today is the day! At last! Okay, I think that is enough. But I’m so excited over the fact that My Sister’s Keeper is released in cinemas today (for US, UK, Canada and Mexico residents, that is)! I can’t wait to see this film, especially to watch Cameron Diaz as the mother Sara. Be sure to go out and see it at your local theater and then let us know what you thought!

My Sister’s Keeper currently holds a respectful 67% fresh on RottenTomatoes.com. Read what some of the critics have said about Cameron’s performance below.

“Diaz gives one of the best performances of her career as the ‘villain’ of the piece, an uncompromising fighter.”
- Orlando Sentinel

“Cameron Diaz goes against type in a beautifully executed dramatic role, which changes her game and probably will change her career.”
- Monsters and Critics

“Nothing Cameron Diaz and Jason Patric have ever done prepared me for their emotionally charged performances as the parents of three children coping with death in diverse ways.”
- The Observer

“Cameron Diaz, as the devoted mother Sara, does a fine job in what is her most successful dramatic role to date.”
- The Movie Minute

Yesterday, Cameron Diaz and the rest of the cast of My Sister’s Keeper attended the world premiere of the movie in New York City. Cami looked ravishing in a white dress, as she posed happily for photographers at the red carpet. Check out over 130 photos from the premiere and after party, by clicking on the previews below, as usual.

Here’s a new, very interesting, interview with Cameron Diaz, Sofia Vassilieva and Abigail Breslin, courtesy of USA Today. They talk about My Sister’s Keeper, Cameron playing a mother and more. Read it below. Enjoy!

Cameron Diaz is having a mommy moment.

The notoriously private actress finds herself the first to arrive for a joint interview to promote her new film, My Sister’s Keeper. And co-star Sofia Vassilieva is nowhere to be found.

After 20 minutes, Diaz stops the interview to call Vassilieva.

“Honey, I’m just checking on you,” Diaz says, straining for patience. “I was worried about you. Are you almost here?”

She has no immediate plans on being a mother, but Diaz is getting the knack of playing one.

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I have added the video of Cameron Diaz being interviewed at Good Morning Amerca earlier today. Check it out in the video archive or after the cut! Stay tuned for screencaptures, as well as coverage from the rest of today’s happenings!

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Today will be a long day for Cameron Diaz, as she’s scheduled to appear on three different TV shows, as well as the New York premiere of My Sister’s Keeper! Check out the “Cameron Calendar” section in the sidebar to follow what she’s doing, and be sure to stay tuned to Cameron-Diaz.org for coverage!

Cameron Diaz and My Sister’s Keeper director Nick Cassavetes are featured in a new – very interesting – article on the LATimes.com. Be sure to read it below, and check out the photo that went with the article to the right (click on it to view the picture in full size in the gallery)!

Real men do shed tears.

That’s the conclusion one gets from sitting down with Nick Cassavetes, the 6-foot-6-inch, square-jawed, mustachioed, multi-tattooed film director who was so wild and belligerent as a kid that his mother — actress Gena Rowlands — gave him a suitcase for his 16th birthday so he could pack up and move out. Now, a couple of lifetimes later, he’s made the film “My Sister’s Keeper,” a movie that requires even more Kleenex than his last hit tear-jerker, 2004’s “The Notebook.”

“As a society, we are trained not to feel things. We respect things that are scientific and cerebral and smart, and this ain’t one,” Cassavetes says over water and tea at the Chateau Marmont. His friend, the film’s star, Cameron Diaz, sits across from him, all long legs and scarves and jeans and jewelry.

Throughout the afternoon, the 50-year-old Cassavetes can’t stop showering Diaz with loud, brash adulation, while she looks at him with the fondness one reserves for a beloved papa bear. Diaz focuses on him intently with those limpid eyes, as green-blue as a bay in the Bahamas, and unconsciously twirls her uncoiffed blond hair with a finger.

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