These days, Fashion Week is almost a better PR opportunity than a movie premiere. Even your own. Case in point: Probably nobody remembers Aussie actress Teresa Palmer from the Bedtime Stories premiere in 2008, but anyone who attended Peter Som on Saturday knows that the pretty young blonde was the only celeb (or “celeb”) in attendance, because she — or her people — played it very smart.

The first step is always getting noticed, and in a room full of editors who are sometimes too tired even to take off their coats, Palmer did that in a lovely, summery, short-sleeved yellow-and-silver dress, and a very Kate Bosworthian side-braid snaking around her neck. Next up is remembering your manners: She greeted the ensuing interviewers and camera crews — all of whom were so excited to have ANYONE to cover that they treated her like the actual Kate Bosworth — with authentic enthusiasm, a handshake, and a bubbly, “It’s so nice to meet you!”

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Nicholas Hoult is walking “Fury Road,” the new “Mad Max” movie from series writer-director George Miller.

Zoe Kravitz, Teresa Palmer and Adelaide Clemens also are in various states of negotiations to join the actioner.

The movie is set a short while after the story detailed in 1985’s “Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome,” which keeps Mad Max, the character originated by Mel Gibson, relatively young.

Details are being kept quiet, but it is known that Hoult’s character is named Nux. Kravitz, whose character’s name is Five Wives, Palmer and Clemens are in a convoy being chased by bad guys.

Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy are starring in the pic. The movie will shoot in Australia this summer; Warner Bros. will distribute.

The U.K.’s Hoult made his feature debut in “About a Boy” and starred in the British series “Skins.” His work in “A Single Man” earned him a BAFTA nomination. The actor, repped by UTA and Independent, also will appear in Warners’ remake of “Clash of the Titans.”

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At a recent press event for “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice,” MTV News spoke to actress Teresa Palmer, who was once the rumored front-runner to play Talia Al Ghul in “Justice League: Mortal” before a host of issues stalled the project indefinitely. While Palmer confirmed that she was — and still is — tagged to play the daughter of Batman villain Ra’s Al Ghul, that was where her certainty ended about any aspect of the film.

“I’m still attached to the film,” Palmer told MTV News when asked if she heard any news about the film. “But who knows if the movie is going to come off the ground or not. I hope it does, obviously.”

“I have no idea. I’m always the last person to find these things out,” added Palmer. “It was very bittersweet, because we got there and we were all really excited that this film was going to come off the ground. We rehearsed for a while, and then it all sort of fell through.”

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