It’s been a few years since bare foot omnisexual chanteuse Sophie B. Hawkins hit the pop charts with "Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover" and "As I Lay Me Down," but she hasn’t been spending her time sitting around collecting royalties. The pop star has taken up acting. She appeared in a little-seen, straight-to-video thing called "Beyond the City Limits" with Alyson Hannigan, and popped up on "The Chris Isaak Show," too. But it’s her upcoming film roles that will really show the world whether she’s a thespian or just a singing part-time lesbian. "Walk On," an ensemble film about baseball’s Texas Rangers, to be directed by Walter Hill, is in production now. In it, Hawkins plays the mother of co-star Jessica Simpson’s character. Meanwhile, she’s also joining Gina Gershon on the set of "West Memphis Three" in a small role. Romeo thinks these minor parts are a good idea for singers getting their feet wet in movies. "Glitter"-sized debacles don’t look good on anyone.