Many of you know Bryce will be appearing alongside Matt Damon for the movie called “Hereafter.” Right now all that has appeared is one candid, let’s hope more appear soon.

Bryce was out and about in Beverley Hills. Here are the candids that were taken January 21st.

Bryce was in attendance for the Pre Golden Globe party at the Buffalo Club in Santa Monica. Here are four pictures of her arriving to the event.

Bryce might have not been a presenter at the Golden Globe’s this year she made an appearance at one of the events. She was in attendance for the Annual Warner Brother’s Golden Globe after party. Bryce is stunning as always.

Bryce recently attended the 3rd Annual Art Of Elysium “Heaven” Gala Event. The first event she’s made a public appearance in for 2010. We hope to see more of her! Here are the stunning pictures below:

Bryce is featured in this month’s Black Book Magazine. The following are outtakes from the magazine:

Just added to the gallery are scans from Venice Magazine and Black Book, all January 2010 issues. She looks great as she continues to promote her latest film.

I have to apologize for my lack updates this past week but I was out of town due to the holidays. There is much more to be added but for now here is a new photoshot shot by Brian Vander Brug.

Bryce Dallas Howard, whose father happens to be Oscar-winning directer Ron Howard, is making a bit of film history herself as she gives life to Fisher Willow, a new Tennessee Williams character, in The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond.

Parade.com’s Jeanne Wolf found out why Bryce felt a common bond with the enduring women that the legendary playwright has brought to the big screen.

Tennessee’s family.
“There are elements of all the female characters that Tennessee wrote in the character I play. All the women he created could probably be in the same family. I always kind of pictured Fisher Willow as, basically, Blanche Dubois 15 years earlier, when she still had a chance. Tennessee Williams said about A Street Car Named Desire, ‘It’s a plea for the understanding of the delicate people,’ and that’s something that’s really true for this character as well because, as hard and honest as she is, she’s also very, very delicate.”

Read the entire interview with Parade here.