Bad news Leven Rambin  fans, the actress isn't returning as Lily before All My Children ends its ABC run after all. According to Soap Opera Digest, Rambin's shooting schedule for The Hunger Games conflicts with filming on AMC. Rambin, who will play Glimmer in the big screen adaptation of the popular novel,  told the magazine:

Unfortunately, there was a scheduling conflict with The Hunger Games, which is filming in North Carolina. Sad, sad, sad! But I'm pleased that I was able to take part in the 45th anniversary show last year.

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Don't look for Jackson's (Walt Willey) autistic daughter Lily to be moving home to Pine Valley anytime soon on All My Children, at least not with Leven Rambin in the role. TV Line is reporting Rambin is instead headed for the little town of Tree Hill. According to Matt Web Mitovich, Rambin will share scenes with Brooke (Sophia Bush), who is looking to adopt a little fashionista or fashinsto on One Tree Hill later this season . Somewhere Mischa Barton just kicked a puppy.

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Days of Our Lives star Alison Sweeney (pictured with daughter Megan and son Ben above),  her former DAYS co-star Taylor Spreitler, ex-All My Children star Leven Rambin, Shar Jackson and Brothers & Sisters co-stars Gilles Marini and Rachel Griffiths were among the celebs who popped up at the Eighth Annual Camp Ronald McDonald For Good Times Halloween Carnival on Sunday October 24 at Universal Studios. See more photos after the jump! READ MORE

Two former daytime ingenues are teaming up to play a pair of bickering, thieving sisters this summer on ABC primetime. Leven Rambin (ex-Lily, All My Children) and Vanessa Marano (ex-Eden, The Young and the Restless) will both be featured as part of the ensemble drama Scoundrels.

Rambin plays the role of Heather West, a blonde bombshell who uses sex as a weapon, while Marano plays Heather's snarky, younger sister Hope. Virginia Madsen (Sideways) and JAG's David James Elliot headline the series, as Cheryl and Wolf West, the girls parents, a couple who believes a family who commits felonies together, stays together.

When Wolf is sent up for five years, Cheryl decides it's time her family (which also includes twin sons Logan and Calvin West played by Patrick Flueger in a dual role) went straight. Too bad her kids aren't feeling that decision. Scoundrels is a remake of the New Zealand series Outrageous Fortune.  It premieres June 20 at 9/8c on ABC.  Check out an extended trailer after the jump! READ MORE