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EXCLUSIVE: WME has signed the screenwriting team of Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith and Karen McCullah, whose breakout came off the spec 10 Things I Hate About You and whose other credits include Legally Blonde, The Ugly Truth, The House Bunny and She’s The Man. They’ve established themselves as the go-to chicks for chick fare, and they are currently scripting The Expendabelles, the female spinoff of Millennium Films’ The Expendables franchise. They also scripted the romantic comedy The Panic Zone, which is out to cast. Smith has separately helmed two shorts sponsored by Glamour Magazine, both of which starred Anna Faris. She was also exec producer of Whip It! McCullah wrote and produced Crazy Kind Of Love, which opens May 31. Both are novelists. The scribes are leaving Paradigm as their longtime agent Lee Cohen becomes a consultant there. Jaret Entertainment’s Seth Jaret continues to manage them.

  Not thrilled by the thought of pouring yourself a glass of veggies? Personally, I love juicing! So when Tia Mowry-Hardict told us she was a fan of Pressed Juicery green juices and had it every morning instead of a cup of coffee, I figured I needed to give it a shot. If someone can cut out coffee from their diet, my brain is wandering as to how. I tried out the Pressed Juicery Greens 6 drink and can honestly say it was way different than any other juice blend I’ve ever tasted. I couldn’t get over how you could actually taste a hint of every ingredient in the bottle. It was also nice to know that the company values a simplistic and natural ingredient list. My drink was made of spinach, honeydew, kiwi, lemongrass, cilantro—and boy, did I taste the kick of the cilantro. Watch: Tia Mowry-Hardrict Talks About the Five Things She Can't Live Without When I’ve attempted to make my own green juices in the past, I probably have never actually put in enough greens. The ratio of cups of strawberry Greek yogurt to spinach leaves was probably 12:1. This was way different. Because it was so earthy and fresh, I felt like I picked it up at a farm stand. It’ll definitely be a good way to add more veggies into my diet for hot summer months. I definitely understand why Tia feels good drinking it! Visit their site to learn more about it!  OK! News: Tia Mowry-Hardrict Talks About Eating Healthy Have you ever tried Pressed Juicery? Tweet @OKMagazine and leave a comment below. Photo credit:  Courtesy of Pressed Juicery