Whilst things are fairly quiet around here, I have started capping the second season of Once and Again. I aim to get these caps up as soon as possible, so to start with I have added captures of Evan from her first 3 episode appearances – 2.01 ‘Wake Up, Little Susie’, 2.03 ‘I Can’t Stand Up (for Falling Down)’ and 2.04 ‘Feast or Famine’. Enjoy!

Last night, Evan attended Amnesty International’s Secret Policeman’s Ball, and I have just added a handful of pictures from the event to the gallery, as well as a gorgeous untagged image from Evan’s 2009 Love Magazine shoot. Enjoy!

This week, Evan has been busy, wrapping up shooting on A Case of You, and performing at Stones Fest in New York on Wednesday night! She performed the Rolling Stones classic Angie, and a video of her has been posted online, check it out below:

Screen Daily report that Uma Thurman, Viola Davis, Lindsay Lohan, Paul Giamatti, Ellen Burstyn, Evan Rachel Wood, Lili Taylor, Zoe Saldana, David Strathairn, Jennifer Ehle, F. Murray Abraham, Vanessa Shaw, Michelle Monaghan and Gretchen Mol are all aboard “Fragments,” from director Liz Garbus who helmed the solid “Bobby Fischer Against The World.”

Using the book of the same name which collects Monroe’s poems, notes and letters, and with participation from the Arthur Miller and Truman Capote estates who have contributed more material, the doc will take an interesting, with each of the actresses embodying the legend at various stages in her life. As for the dudes, Giamatti will be reading George Cukor (who directed Marilyn in “Something’s Got To Give” and “Let’s Make Love”) while Abraham will be taking on the role of Monroe’s psychiatrist.

“We’re working with amazing material. It will go to the heart of Marilyn and express some of the aspects of the woman which have not been touched on before. The actors will convey Marilyn’s fears, anxieties, the men in her life, agents of both good and evil, and the context of the world she lived in,” Garbus explains. “Marilyn was foregrounding her sexuality in a world that wasn’t quite ready for that and her struggle is palpable in these texts. We also discover how hard she worked at her acting and her passion for the craft.”

And this is moving very fast. The flim is expected to wrapped up in time for the 50th anniversay of Monroe’s death on August 12th. So it’s probably not too much of a stretch to guess we’ll see it this fall, and we’re definitely looking forward to it.

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Last night, Evan attended the opening reception of artist Solve Sundsbo’s installation ‘The Ever Changing Face of Beauty’, looking lovely with Gucci Guilty co-star Chris Evans. Pictures from the event have been added to the gallery, enjoy!

It seems the return of Shia LaBeouf to “The Necessary Death Of Charlie Countryman” has kicked the movie back into motion. The actor originally joined back in 2010 and was later replaced by Zac Efron, but last month LaBeouf climbed back into the lead less than two weeks later, and two more actors have come aboard with a start date on the horizon.

Evan Rachel Wood and Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen will now take part in the thriller that follows Charlie, who after the death of his mother, heads to Europe to find himself. On the plane he meets Hungarian girl Gabi Banyai (Wood) — whose father dies on the flight — and he falls in love. The trouble is her violent and estranged ex-husband Nigel (Mikkelsen) vows to keep them apart, and Charlie endures one bruising beatdown after another to woo the girl and keep her out of harm’s way. This is a slight tweak to the original logline which had Charlie protecting Gabi from a crime boss, but the switch doesn’t make much of a difference.

Wood has been busy the last couple weeks, packing in her calendar with projects including the erotic thriller (schwing!) “Plush” with Catherine Hardwicke, the Justin Long-penned ensemble rom-com “A Case Of You” and the Marilyn Monroe documentary “Fragments.” As for Mikkelsen, it’s another Hollywood villain role for the talented actor who most famously put the hurt on James Bond in “Casino Royale.” But hell, he’s one of the best to watch, and we’ll gladly see him give LaBeouf a hard time in ‘Countryman.’

The film has a Black List-approved script from Matt Drake (“Project X”), and will go in front of cameras in May with commercials director Frederik Bond making his feature debut.

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