This past Sunday, Mamie has attended the opening night of “Promises, Promises”. And yesterday, she was spotted at the opening night of “Enron”. Pictures from both events can be found in the Image Library.

As the daughter of Hollywood royalty, Mamie Gummer knows a thing or two about the inner workings of the social elite. But in her latest role, Gummer – whose mother is Meryl Streep – will draw on history to channel her inner aristocrat. As the first of several actors who will participate in the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation’s new artist-in-residence program, Gummer will star as Lady Dunmore in “Lady Dunmore Prepares for the Ball,” which will be presented Sunday at an open-air theater on the grounds of the Governor’s Palace. Gummer portrayed Sally Smith Adams, a daughter-in-law of Revolutionary War patriot and second U.S. president John Adams and wife Abigail, in the HBO miniseries adapted from John McCullough’s bestselling biography. The series was partly filmed at Colonial Williamsburg. The complete article can be read the the Los Angeles Times.

Canal Plus’ ”Histoire de Cinema” has aired an in-depth report on the shooting of “The Ward”, including an interview with John Carpenter and an exclusive look behind the scenes. The complete segment can be watched here.

On Tuesday evening, The We Empower Together (WET) organization presented Stars Give Love – A Very Special Benefit For WET’s 11th season. One stage, Mamie performed a reading with Zach Quinto.

In celebration of WET’s mission to empower women and girls by producing media that challenges females stereotypes and advocates for equality, this year’s LOVE benefit celebrated the prolific career of Producer Lynda Obst with the inaugural “We Empower Together” Award, honoring women in media whose extraordinary accomplishments have paved the way for women to succeed by changing the way the world sees women and women see themselves.

Looks like there will be no theatrical release for “Coach”, the romantic comedy starring Hugh Dancy and co-starring Mamie Gummer. Its distributor Lions Gate has announced a June 8, 2010, DVD release date for the American market. It can be pre-ordered at Amazon. And speaking of DVD releases, “The Loss of a Teadrop Diamond, while waiting for a DVD release in the United States, can be already bough in Spain and Denmark, both region 2.

A slacker trust-fund type finds the motivation to become a coach of a middle school soccer team. Through an unlikely friendship with the team’s thirteen-year-old star player, and a budding relationship with Gabrielle who questions his party-boy lifestyle, Nick begins to understand that growing up is more complicated than he ever could have imagined – whether it be at thirteen, or at twenty-eight. Nick embraces his new challenge, his new girlfriend, and his soccer team of misfits, and with a few missteps along the way, ends up finding himself in a place he never thought possible.

Mamie has attended the 7th Annual New Yorkers For Children Spring Dinner Dance on April 08. Pictures from the event have been added to the Image Library.

I’ve also added more pictures from various events that Mamie has attended in 2010, so have a look at the new additions as well!