Amy will be appearing at WonderCon this year on Saturday, April 3 for the Happy Town panel, along with co-stars Geoff Stults and M.C. Gainey — there will be an exclusive screening of Happy Town and a Q&A session with the cast & producers.

For more details, visit the official website.

Amy will be appearing on the season finale of FOX’s Human Target — nice to see Amy in other roles while we wait for Happy Town to start! The airdate shall be posted when it becomes available. Confirmation of Amy’s role is posted below; read the full interview at MovieWeb.

So what’s in store for the season finale?

Mark Valley: Well, in the season finale, Baptiste comes back. Amy Acker shows up and plays this one character who is very pivotal in Chance’s past in that she was sort of the catalyst for his ultimate change into becoming Christopher Chance. Lee Majors is in that episode. Armand Assante plays Chance’s old boss. There’s a couple of major confrontations there. I think, what’s fun, is Jackie Earle Haley and I have our first fight, even though it takes place in the past, but you can see the roots of their relationship and why they have such a trusting bond as well.

Looks like Amy took part in another small project. Details are below, courtesy of FEARNet.

Juliet’s documentary, Take Flight, offers a behind-the-scenes look at Oldman directing his music video for the band Chutzpah entirely with cell phones, one of which Oldman himself operates. “It’s like being inside his brain…seeing through his eyes,” says Juliet.

Because Take Flight is about the creative process, Juliet’s also interviewed some of her acting colleagues for the documentary, including a fistful of names very familiar to fans of Buffy, Angel and other favorite genre shows, as well as a handful of music stars.

Check out the guest list: Kat Von D, Michael Rosenbaum (Lex Luthor on Smalllville), Sam Anderson (Bernard from Lost, Holland Manners from Angel), Amy Acker (Angel, Alias, Dollhouse), Christian Kane (Angel), David J (bassist for Love and Rockets, Bauhaus), Armin Shimermn (Quark from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Principal Snyder from Buffy), Harry Groener (The Mayor from Buffy) and Andrea Romano (voice director for all of Warner Bros animation.)

The madness premieres on julietlandaustakeflight.com, where you can watch a trailer for the film now. We’ll definitely be checking this one out.

Amy Acker and Larry Pine will star in The Boomerang Theatre Company’s reading of Mary Jett Parsley Wrenn’s The Monster Tales, at The Actors Company Theatre Studio on February 1 at 7pm. Cailín Heffernan will direct.

Presented as part of The Legacy Reading Series, the play tells the story of a lonely young woman who discovers her singular humanity when a monster appears from under her bed.

Acker is best known for her television roles on Dollhouse, Angel, and Alias. Among Pine’s many Broadway credits are Bus Stop, Angels in America, and Joe Egg; he has also starred Off-Broadway in more than two dozen plays, including Stuff Happens, The Seagull, and Vanya on 42nd Street.

Tickets are $25, and will include a reception afterwards.

For more information, please visit www.boomerangtheatre.org.

Just a heads up that the Region 2 DVD release of Dollhouse will now be on September 7, 2009 — a week earlier than the previously reported date of September 14, and coincidentally, the same release date as Dragon Chronicles – Fire And Ice! The price has also been slashed further on Amazon.co.uk from £24.99 to £14.98.

The region 1 DVD (& Blu-Ray) release will, of course, be released next week on Tuesday — July 28, 2009.

As previously reported Fire & Ice is currently available on Region 2, but in Germany — well, there’s some good news!

Fire & Ice will be released in the UK under the title of Dragon Chronicles – Fire And Ice on September 7, 2009. You can currently pre-order the DVD at Amazon.co.uk for £11.69 £9.98 — there’s no additional details just yet but I’ll be sure to keep you guys posted!

Be sure to check back for HQ DVD screencaptures from Fire & Ice (and Dollhouse) in a few months’ time.

Thanks to Ausiello, I can reveal that Dollhouse will be returning on September 18, 2009. Listed below are the rest of the premiere dates, as recently unveiled by FOX.

So You Think You Can Dance: Wednesday, Sept. 16 @ 8 pm/ET
Glee: Wednesday, Sept. 16 @ 9 pm/ET
Bones: Thursday Sept. 17 @ 8 pm/ET
Fringe: Thursday Sept. 17 @ 9 pm/ET
Dollhouse: Friday, Sept. 18 @ 9 pm/ET
House: Monday, Sept. 21 @ 8 pm/ET (two-hour episode)
The Simpsons: Sunday, Sept. 27 @ 8 pm/ET
Family Guy: Sunday, Sept. 27 @ 9 pm/ET
Lie to Me: Monday, Sept. 28 @ 9 pm/ET
The Wanda Sykes Show: Saturday, Nov. 7 @ 11 pm/ET