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Scoop Up This Seductive Series Starring Courteney Cox as Raven- Haired Hollywood Gossip Queen Lucy Spiller– Debuting on DVD December 11th

BURBANK, Calif., August 17, 2007 Extra! Extra! Read all about Hollywood’s steamy underbelly when sexy celebrity journalist Lucy Spiller digs up scandalous gems in Dirt: The Complete First Season, breaking on DVD December 11th from Buena Vista Home Entertainment.

This four-disc, 13-episode box set of the darkly dramatic and slyly comic hit series starring Courteney Cox (“Friends”) and Ian Hart (“Finding Neverland”) is a great way to catch up on celebrity gossip just in time for the launch of Season Two, which will be broadcast on FX. Priced at $59.99, Dirt: The Complete First Season DVD focuses heavily on its quirky cast, featuring an array of character-driven special features, including a behind-the-scenes look at real-life paparazzi darlings and co-producing couple, Courteney Cox and David Arquette, as well as interviews with entertainment leaders and Hollywood gossip gurus, a profile on schizophrenic photog Don Konkey, and deleted scenes.

Dubbed “delirious, dizzy, decadent and altogether delicious” by the Miami Herald, Dirt: The Complete First Season DVD reports on all of Hollywood’s seduction and sleaze as seen through the eyes of the unflappable Lucy Spiller (Cox) and her A-list paparazzo, the mentally unstable but loyal Don Konkey (Hart).

Bonus Features

Celebrity Couple Gets Dirty
Courtney Cox, David Arquette and the cast and crew of Dirt discuss the evolution of the show and how FX took a chance on the show after 2 years of development.

Through A Lens, Darkly
A profile on Dirt’s resident photographer/schizophrenic and how his struggle with reality is a metaphor for the larger issues the show addresses regarding culture and celebrity.

Tabloid Wars: Totally True Stories from the Celebrity Trenches
Interviews with the cast and crew of Dirt and leading real life tabloid gurus (Perez Hilton, Peter Bart of Variety, and more) explore what happens when an appetite for celebrity gossip becomes stalkerazzi overkill. They’ll also discuss where Dirt gets it right and where they take creative license.

Deleted Scenes