We finally have a fresh design up here at Abbie Cornish Online! The previous design stayed up a lot longer than what we initially intended but one thing lead to another and the layout stayed up for several years. Well, you know the saying – better late than never! We hope you like this new layout that Mycah designed for us, which celebrates Abbie’s many movie roles. The gorgeous photoshoot, which is one of our all time favorites, is from Marie Claire (2007).

All of our pages have been updated and re-done in the process. We have especially made an effort to spruce up the filmography, as we first and foremost admire Abbie’s work as an actress and aim for the site to demonstrate that. The streaming Video Vault is also now back and revamped with plenty of new video additions!

With this update I’ll also announce that I’m officially back as a webmistress here at Abbie Cornish Online. As some of you may have noticed, I’ve been doing a bit of updating here and there these past few months and I have now officially decided to return to the site. This fall will, however, be busy as I head back to the university but Mycah and I will be working together to bring your an often updated and comprehensive fan run source on Miss Cornish.

The Sucker Punch teaser trailer that was screened at Comic-Con has now been released online in glorious high definition and may be viewed at Apple.com. It features a couple of quick looks at Abbie’s character kicking ass and taking names. HD screencaps are now up in the gallery for your viewing pleasure.

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- Sucker Punch: Teaser Trailer

Warner Brothers just released the first official movie trailer from the upcoming animated film Legend of the Guardians by director Zack Snyder and featuring the voices of Emilie de Ravin, Abbie Cornish, Hugo Weaving and Geoffrey Rush.

Soren, a young barn owl, is kidnapped by owls of St. Aggie’s, ostensibly an orphanage, where owlets are brainwashed into becoming soldiers. He and his new friends escape to the island of Ga’Hoole, to assist its noble, wise owls who fight the army being created by the wicked rulers of St. Aggie’s. The film is based on the first three books in the series.

Watch it on Yahoo!

Abbie Cornish, Kristen Stewart, Carey Mulligan, Amanda Seyfried, Rebecca Hall, Mia Wasikowska and Emma Stone pose for the cover of Vanity Fair: Hollywood Edition. Out on stands February 9th and subscribers will be February 20, 2010.

Check out this sneak peek below.

Abbie Cornish plays John Keats’ real life love interest, Fanny Brawne, to Ben Winshaw’s Keats in her new sweepingly epic romantic film, Bright Star. So, when MTV News got a hold of the actress, we couldn’t help but wonder if there’s a little bit of Keats living inside her now, too.

Turns out though, she’s more of a TuPac. “Yeah for sure [I'm a romantic],” she said. “I do read and write poetry and lyrics as well. I love music. Music’s a big thing for me. I guess the most contemporary version of poetry would be rap and hip-hop. And I love hip hop. I emcee. I’m a rapper as well.”

Unfortunately, Abbie wouldn’t spit a rhyme or two for us but promises that “next time” she meets up with reporter Josh Horowitz then she just might do it. And, maybe next time she’ll also bring a few of the poems that she says have been written about her by lovers- past, and, perhaps, present.

“Ah yeah,” she responded when asked if she’s ever had a real-life suitor write her romantic poems. But she wouldn’t reveal if one of those suitors include Ryan Phillippe. “Oh, take it easy! Good try though.”