I love my dad. I really do, but I don’t have any desire to go to a strip club with him. I don’t want to watch him get lap dances or realize that he has been a hundred times before. That is just me though. I am sure there are lots of you who would enjoy going with one of your parents to a strip club. Apparently Demi decided that sharing lap dances with her daughter would be fun and so she arranged for the two men in the above picture to do just that.

Rumer seems to be enjoying herself so that is all that matters. I didn’t realize it was possible to see someone blushing in a photo from 20 feet away in the dark, but now that I look at Rumer I know it is possible. Although I wouldn’t want to share this kind of outing with my parent, maybe she is used to seeing Ashton perform for her mom and so it is ok with her. Maybe for her second party, her dad got her some strippers as well.

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Rumer Willis is set to guest star on “90210,” Access Hollywood can exclusively reveal.

Demi Moore and Bruce Willis’ eldest daughter has scored herself the role of Gia for at least one episode in the series, which is set at the fictional West Beverly High School in Los Angeles.

Rumer’s character Gia has been described as a punky cute lesbian who isn’t afraid to speak her mind, a rep for The CW, which airs the teen series, told Access.

Gia will work at school paper the Blaze News alongside Navid (Michael Steger), Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) and Silver (Jessica Stroup).

Rumer isn’t the only star headed to West Beverly. As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, former “Days of Our Lives” hunk Trevor Donovan has joined the cast as teenage tennis player Teddy.

“90210” returns to The CW this fall.

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HARPER’S Bazaar’s latest personnel move is good publicity, but is it legal? The Daily reported that Bruce Willis’ daughter, Tallulah, recently started interning at the magazine and has even attending market appointments with the fashion team. But according to the US Deptartment of Labor, Willis’ age — she’s 15 — and the fact that she’s unpaid and not receiving school credit, means the magazine is technically in violation of federal labor law. A Harper’s rep told us, “Tallulah is a guest of Harper’s Bazaar, shadowing our editors for a couple of weeks.”

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Bruce Willis wed his girlfriend, model Emma Heming, Saturday at his home on Parrot Cay, on the Turks and Caicos islands in the Caribbean, his rep said.

His rep tells Us Willis’ daughters, Rumor, 20, Scout, 17, and Tallulah Belle, 14, and their mother, Willis’ ex Demi Moore, were present, as was Moore’s current husband, Ashton Kutcher. A source tells Us that Madonna was also among the guests.

“The couple will be having a civil ceremony when they return to California,” Willis’ rep tells Us.

This is the second marriage for Willis, 54, and the first marriage for Heming, 30.

Rumors of a wedding surfaced earlier this week: Rooms and private villas had been reserved for his guests at a hotel near his home there.

Willis and Heming have been dating since last year.

Willis was previously married to Moore. They split in 2000 after 13 years of marriage but have remained friends. He even has referred to Moore and Kutcher as his “extended family.”

“A lot of people have a hard time letting go of the things that can end a relationship, but we’ve managed to put the kids first,” Willis told Ryan Seacrest in 2007. “Here’s the trick: Try not to take your time on earth for granted. … Death waits for us all. The only answer is to get out there and live each day.”

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Rumer Willis looked right at home among a bevy of Hollywood It Girls last night as she turned out for the opening of the D&G flagship boutique in Los Angeles.

The daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis was among a star-studded crowd that included Paris and Nicky Hilton, Nicole Richie, The Hills’ Lauren Conrad and former star of The O.C. Rachel Bilson.

The 20-year-old put her freshly dyed red locks on show as she paraded around the red carpet in a daring backless halter-neck dress which revealed her ‘Be present’ tattoo.

Father Bruce recently revealed he is nervous about his daughter’s foray into the Hollywood scene.

He said: ‘I worry about her being in show business. It is full of people like me.

The Die Hard actor also insists - if somewhat unconvincingly - that nepotism hasn’t played a part in her budding career.

‘She has turned out so well. We did not push her into acting.

‘She just sat me and Demi down and said “Look, I know you both think you’re big shots but I don’t want any help. I want to do this by myself.”

‘She went out there and did it by herself and I am sure she can look after herself.’

Rumer has so far appeared in the movie Bunny Girl and also made a cameo appearance in the 100th episode of US show CSI: NY.

Next up, Rumer is scheduled to take on a lead role in the film Slightly Single in L.A. in which she plays an aspiring photographer looking for love.

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In a recent interview, Bruce Willis was asked about his daughter Rumer Willis’ career and whether her parents had given her any help at all in getting work. Bruce said, “She sat us down and said, ‘I know you two think you’re big shots, but I don’t want any help’. And she went off and got work on her own.”

Umm, Rumer may have gone off and got work on her own, but it isn’t like no one in town knew who she was. Lets face it. If Rumer Willis were just some girl from the middle of nowhere coming out to Hollywood there is no way she would have got any of the roles she has so far been given. Bruce Willis and Demi Moore may not have actually called anyone and said for someone to give Rumer a job, but you don’t think some producer or studio is not going to go out of their way to get Rumer into some good roles on the off chance that maybe mom or dad will be grateful and end up doing something for that same producer or studio. It is kind of disingenuous of Bruce to say something like this when he must know that it is Rumer’s last name and connections that got her an agent that was decent rather than the typical agent someone with no experience gets.

I don’t think Rumer has ever gone into a meeting and said, “do you know who I am?” simply because she doesn’t need to say that. Everyone knows who she is. It is because of that she got the roles she has been offered. I don’t blame Rumer for any of this. It is not her fault that she was born to her parents and certain advantages are going to come her way simply because of that. What I really don’t like is for the spin to be put on the whole thing that says Rumer is struggling like any other actress and that she is completely doing it on her own. That simply isn’t true.

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“It was strange when mum, who is 15 years older than Ashton started seeing him (in 2003). I was 15 and he was a heart-throb to me - I had pictures of him on my wall!

“I remember mum saying her new ‘friend’ was going to hang out with us. I said, ‘What’s his name?’ and she said, ‘It’s Ashton.’

“And I said, ‘Whoa - Ashton Kutcher?’ I freaked out a bit and blushed.”

But Willis, 20, insists that she didn’t feel awkward around the actor for long, because he could see he was so in love with Moore.

She adds, “I realised I’d never seen my mum happier. It was like watching two sixteen-year-olds going to the prom.”

That has to be so weird, I can’t imagine having my step-dad be my heartthrob. But then again if it were Ashton, I wouldn’t have problems with him tucking me in.

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Only with Rumer Willis would these kinds of roles make news. Rumer is going to be in an episode of Army Wives over on Lifetime. She is going to play the wife of a soldier injured in Iraq. To all the other actors and actresses in the world, these kinds of roles are used as building blocks to bigger things and also as a paycheck so they can afford rent.

Now, I didn’t see House Bunny so I don’t know if Rumer is any good in it at all. Maybe she is. Maybe she leaves so stunned at her talent that you walk out of the movies in a daze. If so, then I admire her for doing what every other actor does and using these small bit parts to learn her craft. If, on the other hand she sucked balls in House Bunny and has no hope of ever amounting to anything other than a familial oddity, then it kind of ticks me off that she is taking these smaller roles for herself and depriving someone else of a paycheck. She doesn’t need the money and if she knows she sucks, then she shouldn’t let producers offer her roles simply for the publicity she will bring, while depriving someone else who is good, but doesn’t have famous parents.

As for the acting gene. You know, Bruce Willis is a star, but he only has one character. One. Demi Moore. She is a little more versatile but I don’t think any of us would say she is one of the best actresses of this generation. Anyway, I know lots and lots of you watch Army Wives, and Rumer’s episode is supposed to air on October 12th.

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