Lindsay Lohan's 'A Woman of No Importance'

Oscar Wilde's self-declared genius lives on, as another one of the gay writer's plays hits the big screen: Annette Bening and Lindsay Lohan will star in a new adaptation of Wilde's A Woman of No Importance for director Bruce Beresford, who showed a sure hand with actresses in Driving Miss Daisy and Crimes of the Heart.

These two leading ladies seem to dig gay writers - Bening just starred in Ryan Murphy's movie version of Augusten Burroughs' memoir Running with Scissors, while, as Romeo has reported, Lohan will appear in The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond, based on an unproduced screenplay by Tennessee Williams.

A Woman of No Importance, which deals with old secrets, new flames, and illegitimate children, should scandalize its way into theaters before the end of 2007.