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Despite initial reports that Lily Collins would take the part, Jane Levy is said to be in talks for the lead role in the upcoming “Evil Dead” remake.

According to Deadline, the “Suburgatory” star will act as a replacement to “Mirror, Mirror” actress Collins, who was forced to drop out of the Fede Alvarez-directed film due to scheduling conflicts.

The report adds that Jane will play the part of Mia, originally fronted by Bruce Campbell, who is described as “one of five young people who head to the remote cabin where evil awaits.”

As for the film itself, production is scheduled to get underway in New Zealand sometime in the near future, with hopes for an April 12, 2013 theatrical debut.

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It’s been nearly two weeks since she was rushed to the hospital after going into convulsions, however Demi Moore’s whereabouts following her emergency visit to a Los Angeles, CA medical facility are still unknown.

While speculation over the location of her recovery has had the Internet abuzz, friends of the 49-year-old are staying mum. telling People, “Demi is such a private person and where she is now is being kept top secret,” while another pal added that only a “very close” circle of the star’s friends know where she’s currently residing.

Several reports claim Moore is undergoing “spiritual counseling,” while others suggest that she’s being treated at the Cirque Lodge in Sundance, Utah.

Despite the rumors, the only confirmation Demi’s camp has given since her medical emergency is that she was seeking “professional assistance to treat her exhaustion and improve her overall health.”

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Tending to afternoon daddy duties, Gabriel Aubry was spotted picking up daughter Nahla from her Los Angeles, CA school on Friday (February 3).

Looking quite tuckered out after a long day of learning, the adorable 3-year-old could be seen resting her head on her father’s shoulder as the two quickly made their way to an awaiting car.

And according to a TMZ report, the latest sighting of the daddy/daughter duo comes after a ruling in the custody battle between Gabriel and ex Halle Berry.

While all the details of the decision have yet to be revealed, the website tells that Aubry will not lose custody of Nahla while he’s being investigated on accusations of child endangerment.

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Receiving yet another accolade thanks to her performance in “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” Rooney Mara looked glamorous in green as she arrived on the red carpet at the Arlington Theatre in Santa Barbara, California on Friday night (February 3).

The 26-year-old actress was on-hand to be presented as one of this year’s recipients of the Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s Virtuosos Award – with the tribute having been created to “recognize a select group of actors who have distinguished themselves through performances in film.”

With other 2012 Virtuosos Award honorees including Shailene Woodley, Patton Oswalt, Andy Serkis, Demián Bichir and Melissa McCarthy, Festival Director Roger Durling said of the selections, “I’m ecstatic about this strong line-up of Virtuosos. They all gave us indelible performances.”

The SBIFF evening comes as Miss Mara was recently interviewed by Vanity Fair for their March 2012 Hollywood Issue (watch below) – in which she spoke about how her taste in film isn’t usually satisfied by the mainstream entertainment industry.

“Most of the actors I admire the most don’t get that much press, but on purpose. I think usually throughout the year, some of the best performances are sort of the ones that are under the radar,” Rooney opined. “I usually think the most interesting work is the work that is not viewed by the masses.”

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Proving he’s got what it takes to bring in the cash outside of “Harry Potter,” Daniel Radcliffe’s new movie “The Woman In Black” spooked its way atop the box office to begin the weekend of February 3-5, 2012.

The thriller/horror flick about a young lawyer and a vengeful ghost in a remote village has edged out the competition by garnering an estimated $8.1 million on opening day while projected to take $19.8 during its first weekend of release.

Making for a tightly contested battle, another newcomer nabbed itself the runner-up position, as the Josh Trank directed drama/sci-fi motion picture “Chronicle” took home $8.0 million on Friday with a predicted debut weekend take of $19.7 million.

Rounding out the top five at the box office in estimated weekend totals are last week’s winner “The Grey” ($9.4 million) and the Drew Barrymore/John Krasinski starring whale tale “Big Miracle” ($8 million) in third and fourth while fifth place is a stalemate between Kate Beckinsale’s “Underworld: Awakening” and Katherine Heigl’s “One For the Money” ($4.9 million).

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It’s always one of the hottest stops on the pre-game party circuit, and GQ, Lacoste and Patron Tequila teamed up once again to throw a star-studded Super Bowl celebration in Indianapolis, Indiana on Friday night (February 3).

With several hundred stylish party guests packing into the arty Stutz Building venue, model/actress Brooklyn Decker mingled with fellow ladies such as Erin Andrews and Catt Sadler on the arrivals carpet before joining back up with her tennis pro hubby Andy Roddick to partake in the fun-silled festivities.

Also in attendance were Hollywood stars including David Arquette, Adam Levine, Joe Manganiello and Peter Berg, as well as pro athletes like Terrell Owens, Hines Ward and Greg Jennings.

Partygoers kept busy by hitting up the foosball and pool tables while sipping on an array of Patron infused cocktails, all the while enjoying musical entertainment provided by LL Cool J and The Roots drummer Questlove, who manned the deejay booth.

The GQ, Lacoste and Patron bash was among the many scheduled soirees in Indy this weekend, with the city playing host to Sunday night’s Super Bowl XLVI between the New York Giants and New England Patriots.