No awkwardness here! One of Hollywood’s most famous families came out Wednesday to celebrate Rumer Willis’s first major movie role.

Willis’s amicably divorced parents, Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, attended the Westwood premiere of the comedy House Bunny - and both brought along their significant others. (That would be Ashton Kutcher - wearing a suit and scruffy sneakers - and model Emma Heming, respectively.) The exes also escorted their two younger daughters Tallulah and Scout.

“%26#91;My family%26#93; has always just been very supportive,” Rumer told PEOPLE on the red carpet. “I’m very grateful.”

Once inside, the whole family sat together on an aisle in the middle of theater, chatting with friends before the movie started. Papa Bruce, 53 and sporting a white beard, held court at the edge of the aisle while Moore, 45, talked with girlfriends.

The last public appearance of the entire Willis-Kutcher-Moore five years ago - when the whole crew came together for the 2003 premiere of Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle.

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Rumer Willis didn’t grow up thinking of herself as glamorous - despite her famous parents - and says she was shocked to be included in PEOPLE’s Most Beautiful issue.

“After being compared to Jay Leno for so long, you don’t think of yourself in that way,” Willis, 19, tells Page Six Magazine.

In fact, the actress, whose dad is Bruce Willis and mom is Demi Moore, says some coverage of her has been downright nasty.

“It’s shocking how unbelievably mean people are - not just the people who are writing stuff, the people who make comments,” she tells the magazine. “For awhile I read that stuff, and it was upsetting, I’d get really down on myself, which is debilitating. Now I think, ‘Do you really have nothing better to do?’”

“My dad and Ashton get along. It’s not weird,” Willis says. “I’m so lucky. There’s no jealousy or drama.”

She even thinks her family, including sisters, Scout, 16, and Tallulah, 14, was made for TV. “If we weren’t all entirely morally opposed to doing a reality show, I guarantee it would be the best-selling reality show ever,” she says.

Willis stars in the new film, House Bunny, which hits theaters Aug. 22.

Having already admitted that he’s turning into his own father in anticipation of the arrival of his and wife Ashlee Simpson’s baby, Pete Wentz tells PEOPLE that when it comes to prepping to become a parent, “I’m reading a lot of books.”

The Fall Out Boy bassist, 28, at his Angels %26 King nightspot in Chicago with Ashlee nearby, explains, “The biggest one is The Expectant Father. It’s a really good one.”

Not that the printed page is teaching him all he needs to know. Jokingly, he adds, “Also, I’ve watched Look Who’s Talking and Look Who’s Talking Too. I’d be worried if the baby sounded like Bruce Willis.”

Having digested that, Wentz says, “I’m just going into taking it one step at a time, and I’m just excited to meet the baby.”

In terms of further preparations, “We’ll baby-proof the house,” he says, “getting the nursery ready.” Regarding its theme, “It’s not a secret, but it’s more of a private thing. I haven’t really figured it out yet, so I don’t want to go out there and say what it is and then have it not be that.”

Nor, when asked if the nursery is pink, will he divulge a color scheme. “Contrary to the stories out there, we don’t know the sex of the baby,” he says. “I’m a person that always likes to be surprised, so I like to wait for the surprise.”

In the meantime, he says, “Ashlee’s a trouper. She’s been really good with this. She’s probably one of the most health conscious, spiritually free pregnant women I’ve even been around.”

What’s it like having Bruce Willis as your dad, Demi Moore as your mom and Ashton Kutcher as your stepdad?

“Great!” according to Rumer Willis, who told reporters Thursday at a press conference in Los Angeles for her upcoming comedy The House Bunny, “I’m probably one of the luckiest girls around.”

“I get to share holidays and (for my parents) to be able to set an example like that, my family’s done something I hope for many other people,” Willis, 19, said, “I don’t think I would be the same person without it.”

• He bragged that he would be joined by special guests during a series of concerts at his Hailey, Idaho, bar The Mint - and Bruce Willis wasn’t kidding. During the second of his two-night stand, the actor’s daughter Rumer Willis emerged from the side of the stage - where she had been dancing - to perform for the crowd. According to a concertgoer, the younger Willis earned thunderous applause as champagne-sipping guests took in the show. Meanwhile, the night before, Willis and his band was joined by Steve Miller.

• Kristin Cavallari, introducing herself to Lionel Richie inside Villa, a West Hollywood club. After shaking the ’80s icon’s hand, the Laguna Beach star returned to her friends who were dancing to Eminem’s song “Lose Yourself.”

• It wasn’t all business for Lindsay Lohan during her visit in Capri, Italy. Sure, she was there to be honored at the 12th annual Capri Hollywood Film Festival, but the starlet also made a shopping trip to the island’s small Prada shop, and enjoyed a dinner at the Relais La Palma.

• Tyson Beckford, hosting the opening of Club Nikki in Miami’s South Beach. The model presided over the festivities - and guests enjoyed champagne on the club’s plush white couches or outside on a back deck overlooking the beach. Beckford and his entourage hung outside before hitting the VIP stage, a clubgoer reports. Other guests included: Damon and Marlon Wayans and former Project Runway finalist Uli Herzner.

• Mario Lopez, partying at Hollywood nightspot Central with girlfriend Karina Smirnoff. Also there with a group, Lopez seemed pleased when a waitress bought red holiday-themed shots for the table. Lopez and his friends clinked their glasses, shouted “Prospero A%26#241;o Nuevo” (translation: “Happy New Year”) - then downed the drinks.

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Tuesday’s Caught in the Act >

• Bruce Willis, sharing some ice cream with Karen McDougal, a former Playboy Playmate

of the Year, during a vacation in Saint-Tropez. The pair split off for a

bit, with Willis stopping in for a haircut at Jacques Dessange and a walk

around the town’s Quai St. Joseph, while McDougal went shopping. The pair

also took a beachside stroll, and headed to lunch at Le Voile Rouge

beachclub.

• Paris Hilton, hiding out (and crouching down) in

the back of a the Diesel bookstore at the Malibu Country Mart. Why the

covert tactics? A bookstore source tells us that the heiress just didn’t

want her picture taken by the throng of paparazzi - especially since a

local police officer was outside to check out the commotion. Hilton

stayed in the store for about 10 minutes, then headed next door to Pet

Headquarters, where she browsed through the dog-leash section but left

empty-handed. Hilton wasn’t as camera shy in this store, posing

for pictures with fellow pet lovers.

• Paul McCartney, taking in a James Taylor concert as part of the Hampton Social @ Ross concert series with a group that included an unidentified female friend, his daughter Stella and her husband. McCartney even showed off some fun dance moves for his daughter. Other celebs in attendance: Mischa Barton, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, a pregnant Jill Hennessy and Christie Brinkley, who briefly chatted with the former Beatle.

• With T.R. Knight holding her hand, Drew

Barrymore took Las Vegas by storm to celebrate the birthday of a longtime

friend. Barrymore and her posse began with dinner at Stack Restaurant and Bar where they enjoyed steak and Kobe sashimi. Later, the group took in the Beatles-inspired Cirque du Soleil show, LOVE, and after the performance, Barrymore, Knight and company hit up Jet Nightclub for more

good times. A source tells us: “She and T.R. %26#91;held%26#93; hands all

night.” At the club, the group hung out in a VIP area behind the deejay booth,

though Barrymore “was dancing so much that she hardly sat down,” a source tells us.

• Lucy Liu, dining with four guests at Greek restaurant Periyali in New York City. Just a week after her last meal there - where she was welcomed with a shower of rose pedals (a restaurant tradition bestowed upon special guests) - Liu returned. This time, she ate the house specialties, including octopus and lamb chops.

• A stunning and single Dita Von Teese, having a girls’ night out at West Hollywood’s Chateau Marmont. Dressed in a slimming grey-and-black sheath, Von Teese and her friends dined in the garden area, while people kept looking over and staring. The group immediately ordered water

and a round of mojitos for all, sitting at their round table and telling

stories over dinner.

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JEFFREY SLONIM and DANIEL J. VARGAS

Monday’s Couples Watch >

Lest anyone was worried about how Owen Wilson has been coping since his split from Kate Hudson, one famous pal says he’s just fine.

“I think he’s doing well,” Bruce Willis told PEOPLE Wednesday at the London premiere of his Live Free or Die Hard. “He’s the vagabond of Europe.”

Willis and Wilson, who costarred in the 1999 comedy Breakfast of Champions, caught a Rolling Stones concert in Paris on Saturday, and flew to Germany together on Sunday, where they dined at Italian restaurant Bocca di Bacco after Monday’s Berlin premiere of Willis’s movie.

Wilson, 38, whose relationship with Hudson ended just before Memorial Day weekend, was also recently spotted strolling around Paris with a mystery brunette.

At the Die Hard premiere in London, Willis, 52, happily signed autographs and posed for photos with fans, dismissing the idea that it’s hard to be constantly in the public eye. “There’s not any pressure at all,” he told reporters on the red carpet. “It’s fun. I have an easy job.”

• Reporting by PETER MIKELBANK and DREW TEWKSBURY

Bruce Willis famously gets along with ex-wife Demi Moore’s new husband, Ashton Kutcher - but, he reveals, it wasn’t always so easy.

The Live Free or Die Hard star, 52, who has said he even vacations with his ex and Kutcher, tells the July issue of Playboy that it was pal Will Smith who helped him get over his jealousy when Moore and Kutcher first started dating.

“During some very dark hours he talked to me about it,” Willis says. “He said, ‘Dude, you’ve got to do whatever it takes to get the kids and all the spouses or the girlfriend together. You’ve got to show your kids it’s okay.’ It was like a light went on. Ding. So Will, thanks. And thanks for all those good movies you’re making.”

(The New York Post’s Page Six column was first to report those comments.)

Of course, now he and Kutcher, 29, are pals. “In the luck of the draw I am fortunate to have Ashton in the family,” Willis says. “It took a long time for people to wrap their minds around the fact that I could be friends with my ex-wife’s new husband, but we are friends.”

Willis, whose 18-year-old daughter Rumer is friends with Lindsay Lohan, says both he and Moore have talked to children about drugs: “We have an ongoing conversation. They have the gene, and we warn them: ‘You have a predisposition to be an alcoholic.’ It’s on her side of the family and mine. It’s something to be aware of. My kids are strongly antidrug.”

Plus, Willis says he makes sure to spend lots of quality time with his daughters (he and Moore are also parents to Scout, 15, and Tallulah, 13). “When you have kids, it is so much more fun,” he said Wednesday on Ryan Seacrest’s KIIS-FM radio show. “My three daughters are my three favorite people on earth.”

The secret to his great relationship with Moore? “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,” he told Seacrest. “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.”

Once again, Ashton Kutcher is expertly flipping the dial from “funny” to “super sexy.” The actor-producer, 30, fresh off his successful weekend hosting Saturday Night Live, ups the hunk factor for the latest issue of Details magazine.

On his interest in Kabbalah: “I’ll use whatever works. I’m not a follower of this or that religious leader. More wars are started because of religious leaders, and people are following and they don’t know why … That is religiosity. That is what turns people into robots.”

On overcoming his jealousies regarding Demi’s ex Bruce Willis: “You walk into a relationship and there’s always jealousies, like, ‘Oh, the other guy … and, in this case, the other guy is Bruce Willis! But my wife’s a smart individual, one of the smartest people I know. If she likes and respects this person, then I think I can get over my jealousy.”

Demi Moore’s new movie is terrific, but the set really stunk.

Turns out her husband, Ashton Kutcher, punked a prop man with “stinky cheese.”

At Monday night’s Cinema Society screening of Flawless in New York City, the actress’s new diamond heist thriller, Moore described the smelly feud between her prank-prone hubby and a worker on her Luxembourg set.

“The prop man started it with eggs and stinky cheese,” Moore, wearing a white Chanel coat, told PEOPLE. “%26#91;It was during%26#93; a scene where I had to open a locker and be very serious. I opened it, and it smelled like something had died! Ashton happened to be visiting and he participated in a little retribution.”

There is obviously no such feud with Moore’s ex husband, Bruce Willis, who showed up at the event to show his support. The actor arrived with his Victoria’s Secret gal pal Emma Hemming - and Moore greeted them both with smooches and hugs.

“Demi is a fabulous actress,” Willis raved to PEOPLE. “%26#91;She’s%26#93; really great in this film. I’m quite proud of her, actually.”

He left at around 11 p.m., walking out with his 14-year-old daughter, Tallulah Belle (who affectionately held Hemming’s hand).

What’s the secret to their happy blended family? It’s simple, said Willis. “We’re all great friends still.”