Amanda Bynes Videos: Talk About Her New Movie: In the video below you can see interviews with Aly Michalka and former Nickelodeon star Amanda Bynes. The two ladies talk about their new movie “Easy A” which hits theaters on September 17th.

In the movie Aly plays the character Rhiannon and Amanda plays Marianne. Here is the description of the movie from IMDB: “A clean-cut high school student relies on the school’s rumor mill to advance her social and financial standing.”Amanda hasn’t announced any new movies she will be working on, so this could be the last time we see her on the big screen for a while! Will you be watching the movie?

Amanda Bynes Videos: Fans From New Yorker Read: Amanda Bynes recently quit acting and took to Twittering full time. She has since unretired, but the good news is she can juggle both creative outlets. With lexical gems like:

"Let's all just mutually agree that Felicity was the best show ever," let's all just mutually agree that this is a good thing. Someone recently went around the streets of New York City to have locals read her Tweets aloud... enjoy!:

Amanda Bynes Injured In Accident: Amanda Bynes was involved in a minor car accident Saturday afternoon in Los Angeles, police confirm. There were no major injuries.“Ms. Bynes was driving a BMW when she made an unsafe turn and another car hit her,” LAPD Sgt. Murrel Pettway told PEOPLE. “It was determined that she was at fault, but no crime was committed.”“The other driver complained of minor injuries,” Sgt. Pettway added. “Drugs and alcohol were not involved. It was just a typical car accident. There was no serious damage to either vehicle.”

Amanda Bynes Wanna Working Her New Movie With Zac Efron (Video): If we were a young actress and had landed the starring role opposite heartthrob Zac Efron in his new movie "Charlie St. Cloud," we imagine we'd shout the news to all our friends and family and brag to anyone within hearing range. And then we'd likely regret it, because everyone and our mom would beg us to come to set and meet Zac.Not the case with "St. Cloud" co-star Amanda Crew (who we hope you recognize from her scene-stealing role in "She's the Man" with the Amanda Bynes). When asked if she had any friends or family members begging to for a Zac introduction, Amanda said her people were all cool as cucumbers.

"Obviously my friends and family were extremely happy for me," Amanda said of their reaction on hearing her casting news. "But they have always been really respectful of my job and my work place and so I didn’t have any friends trying to suddenly take interest in my job and trying to come on set."The 24-year-old added that a few of her friends did get to meet Zac, but not because of any special fangirl request, just because he's "a really cool guy."

"He is very down to earth and approachable," Amanda said of her co-star. "I had really good time working with him."She also revealed that Zac has an additional talent that he shared with her while making the film. "He can rap," Amanda said. "He can free-style like crazy, he can lay it down. He is actually really really good at rapping."There you have it, Crush-ers. You really do learn something new every day.

Amanda Bynes Says: She is back: Amanda Bynes unretires from acting. Actress Amanda Bynes made an announcement on Twitter that she 'unretires' as of July 23. However, Amanda Bynes just retired a month ago, and some people claim it might be just to get attention.

Bynes, 24, announced that she has "unretired" from acting, according to a Twitter announcement she made on July 23. Some people claim that it might be a publicity stunt as a way for her to get attention. The announcement follows a statement she released on Twitter a month ago which said she didn't want to act anymore.

"Being an actress isn't as fun as it may seem," Amanda Bynes wrote in June. "If I don't love something anymore, I stop doing it. I don't love acting anymore, so I've stopped doing it." There are people who do retire from a job only to miss it, but the Twitter announcement could mean that she misses her acting career after just one month.

The actress, who began acting at the age of seven, will be costarring with Emma Stone in the upcoming film, "Easy A." The actress had previously starred in "What a Girl Wants" and "She's the Man." In addition to playing lead roles in various films, Bynes also starred in TV series such as "What I Like About You."

Amanda Bynes Come Back & Start Her Acting: ‘What I Like About You’ actress, Amanda Bynes has come out of her self-imposed retirement from acting.  Just a month after tweeting she was done with Hollywood, she tweeted  simply, “I’ve unretired.”

Bynes used her Twitter account similarly to announce her retirement in June. “I know 24 is a young age to retire but you’ve heard it here first. I’ve #retired.”  “I don’t love acting anymore so I’ve stopped doing it,” she continued at the time. “Being an actress isn’t as fun as it may seem” and “I’ve never written the movies & tv shows I’ve been apart of I’ve only acted like the characters the producers or directors wanted me to play.”Since her debut on MTV’s ‘All That’ at the age of just eight, the now-24 year old actress has enjoyed some solid success, but like many child actors, Amanda was facing the awkward

Amanda Bynes Retires: Five beloved Man Pursue Suit: Congratulations are in order for Amanda Bynes, the accomplished "All That" actress who announced her unretirement after just one month of supposedly leaving the film industry forever. Bynes announced her decision to "unretire" a few short days ago, providing fans of her work with plenty of cause to celebrate. Of course, skeptics and detractors have plenty of cause to celebrate, too.

Retirement is a tenuous thing in the film industry. With the right material or a hefty enough paycheck, anyone can come out of hiding. Still, there are certain actors who are a bit more committed to the idea of retirement than Bynes apparently was — actors who we really want to see make a comeback. After the jump, check out five actors who should follow Bynes' example and "unretire" themselves back into the acting game

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Amanda Bynes: She Is Not Leave: Apparently, the young actress has decided to un-retire. Her new movie, “Easy A” due out September 23 will not be her last movie. Bynes tweeted the news after tweeting that she would be retiring. I guess this means that if you aren’t in a movie for a while, you’re retired. And when you do have a movie out, you’re not retired. So, does this mean that when I’m having sex I’m a sex addict? And when I’m not having sex I’m not?

Fake News: Amanda Bynes Retires: Last month, Amanda Bynes — the former Nickelodeon star, Maxim cover girl and actress in movies like "She's the Man," "Sydney White" and the upcoming "Easy A" — announced that she was retiring from acting  because she didn't love it anymore. But over the weekend, she pulled a complete about-face on her employment status. "I've unretired," she pithily announced via Twitter. Bynes' exit from acting only lasted about a month, which is a pretty impressive turnaround. She joins the icons below on the list of the best unretirements of all time.

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Jay-Z's 2003 The Black Album was meant to be his exit from the hip-hop game (that's one of the reasons he allows himself to be executed at the end of the "99 Problems" video). But Jigga couldn't stay away for too long. He started showing up on other artists' albums not long after his retirement, and he dropped his "comeback" full-length Kingdom Come in 2006.

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Bad News: Amanda Bynes Leaving Act: A month after her announcement of retirement, actress Amanda Bynes has decided  to reverse that decision. Her new announcement was a short tweet that read, “I’ve unretired.”In June, when she announced her initial decision, Bynes explained that she had lost her love of acting. “Being an actress isn’t as fun as it may seem. If I don’t love something anymore, I stop doing it. I don’t love acting anymore, so I’ve stopped doing it,” she wrote.

Bynes, 24, also admitted that she was young to retire. She then expressed interest to be part of the creative process in movies, hinting that she did not like portraying characters of other people’s creation. However, after 34 days in retirement, Bynes has decided against it. Bynes’s newest film, Easy A, will premiere in theaters on September 17. She is best known for roles in movies, like She’s the Man, and her work on Nickelodeon, including The Amanda Show and All That.