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Emma Watson hit the red carpet in London today for a special screening of The Perks of Being a Wallflower at the Mayfair Hotel. Earlier this morning she wore her glasses for a stop at BBC studios, where she promoted the film. She shared her excitement about being back in the UK on Twitter yesterday, writing, "Yay for Perks! Lovely to be home, London." The movie is being released there on Oct. 3 after a limited opening in the US last Friday — check out our review of Perks. Emma's visit to BBC wasn't just about her most recent project, though, since talk also turned to Harry Potter. Recently, author J.K. Rowling announced the possibility of a director's cut version of the books, and when asked if Emma would be interested in participating, she responded, "That's so interesting. Sure!"

DESPITE the Harry Potter actress's pleas to remain "anonymous" as she starts her first term at the prestigious Brown University in Rhode Island, she made a less than low-key entrance. One student on campus said: "We couldn't believe the Harry Potter girl got a chopper in. I mean, my parents just drove me over from New York state - but I guess she's had to come a long way, anyway. "I've not spoken to her yet, but word around campus is she's pretty normal and OK, I haven't seen any of her films, so I don't know too much about her." Despite her grand entrance, 19-year-old Emma looked much more relaxed over the weekend as she hung out with her fellow freshmen on the campus lawns, dressed in a simple white T-shirt and denim hot pants.   Emma Watson - who has also previously modelled for Vogue magazine and Chanel - has enrolled in an English literature course at the university and ...

    EMMA Watson "cried" uncontrollably when finished filming the last 'Harry Potter' film. The actress - who was just 10 when she first played Hermione Granger in the wizard franchise - couldn't control her emotions when she had to hang up her Hogwarts outfit for the last time when shooting on 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2' wrapped. Speaking on UK TV show 'Daybreak', she said: "It was so strange ... I kind of felt quite numb, I couldn't really - it doesn't seem like your feeling anything. And it was when they said, 'That's Emma down and Rupert wrapped,' on 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows', and it just hit me and it was incredibly emotional obviously. "I cried, cried, cried, cried, cried - it was really emotional and overwhelming." Although she is sad the 'Harry Potter' movies have come to an end, Emma, now 21, is looking forward to takin...

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The 'Perks Of Being A Wallflower' actress looked every inch a fashion star on the red carpet... Emma Watson showed off her ultra classy grown-up fashion sense when she walked the red carpet at the London screening of her new film 'The Perks Of Being A Wallflower' tonight (September 26). The stunning actress opted for a twist on the usual LBD, teaming her prom-style black mini with a pair of slim-fitting tuxedo pants as she strutted her stuff at the Mayfair Hotel in London. Emma Watson kept her makeup simple - think big, fluttering lashes and soft red lips - with high-shine tousled wavy locks. And her accessories were kept to the barest minimum - she let her timeless elegance do all the talking for her. Finishing the look off with a pair of high-heeled courts, she smiled radiantly as she posed for photographers outside the screening of 'The Perks Of Being A Wallflower'. We wonder if she's opted for a more m...