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Red-headed Rumer Willis rocks out a nautical-print D&G halter cocktail dress at the D&G flagship boutique opening on Robertson Boulevard, Beverly Hills on Monday.

Last month, Bruce Willis said of 20-year-old daughter, “I worry about her being in showbiz. It is full of people like me. She has turned out so well. We did not push her into acting. She just sat me and Demi [Moore] 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.’”

Red-headed Rumer Willis rocks out a nautical-print D&G halter cocktail dress at the D&G flagship boutique opening on Robertson Boulevard, Beverly Hills on Monday.

Last month, Bruce Willis said of 20-year-old daughter, “I worry about her being in showbiz. It is full of people like me. She has turned out so well. We did not push her into acting. She just sat me and Demi [Moore] 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.’”

Check out this sneak peek at The House Bunny star Rumer Willis’s guest-starring role in Army Wives.

The 20-year-old actress plays Renee, the wife of a young soldier who was injured in Iraq, befriends Denise (Catherine Bell) and accompanies her to Casino Night on the Post.

Rumer’s episode of Army Wives airs this Sunday, October 12 @ 10PM ET/PT on Lifetime Television. Watch a preview clip below and there’s a second one inside…

Check out this sneak peek at The House Bunny star Rumer Willis’s guest-starring role in Army Wives.

The 20-year-old actress plays Renee, the wife of a young soldier who was injured in Iraq, befriends Denise (Catherine Bell) and accompanies her to Casino Night on the Post.

Rumer’s episode of Army Wives airs this Sunday, October 12 @ 10PM ET/PT on Lifetime Television. Watch a preview clip below and there’s a second one inside…

Rumer Willis goes through airport security and then departs from LAX on Saturday.

As the 20-year-old actress was passing through security, she put a “King Tut’ pamphlet into her bag.

Rumer first appeared with her newly dyed hair at 2008 Teen Vogue Young Hollywood Party earlier this month.

She will also guest star on CSI: NY’s landmark 100th episode, where she will be playing a character by the name of Mac Taylor. The epsiode will air on Wednesday, Nov. 19.

House Bunny star Rumer Willis, aka the oldest daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, has scored a guest spot on CSI: NY, reports EW.

The 20-year-old actress will be playing a character by the name of Mac Taylor, which is also the name of the series’s lead detective (played by Gary Sinise). The ep revolves around a serial killer who’s out to get all people with the name Mac Taylor.

This will mark CSI: NY’s landmark 100th episode, which will air on Wednesday, Nov. 19.

Just last month, it was announced that Rumer also scored a cameo on Army Wives.

Rumer Willis poses and signs autographs for fans outside the Ed Sullivan Theater for the Late Show With David Letterman, in New York City on Thursday.

The 19-year-old actress has been promoting her latest movie, The House Bunny. Following that, Rumer will be in the movie, Whore, which will released in October. She will be part of a group of young hopeful teenagers who have come to Hollywood in the hopes of an acting career find that the business is harder than they had ever imagined.

Aspiring actress Rumer Willis – daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore - makes a brief appearance at the “A Time For Heroes” Celebrity Carnival at the Wadsworth Theater grounds on Sunday in Los Angeles.

Other famous faces that attended the fundraiser: Nicole Richie and partner Joel Madden, Courteney Cox and husband David Arquette, Christina Milian, Denise Richards, Desperate Housewives actress Marcia Cross, former boybander Lance Bass, Disney sensation Selena Gomez, Heroes star Zachary Quinto, and The Hills cast, Lauren Conrad, Whitney Port, Lauren “Lo” Bosworth, Heidi Montag and fiance Spencer Pratt.

The charity event was sponsored by Disney and benefited the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.