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The article offers information on actress Mary-Louise Parker, mentioning how she challenges herself to master the art of taking it easy; and also discusses Parker's life and career.

The article focuses on the life and career of actress Mary-Louise Parker.

The article features actress Mary-Louise Parker who is described as a boldly offbeat actress who commissioned a mural of an underwater barbecue with an octopus showing off multiple hot dogs. Her friends however describes her as eccentric and original and truthful but skewed at times according to actress Susan Sarandon. She has two children and has known both damaging reviews and highly talked about failed marriages. Parker stars in the television series "Weeds."

The author reports on various actresses who appear on cable television programs including Glen Close, who appears in "Damages," Kyra Sedgwick, who appears on "The Closer," and Mary-Louise Parker, who appears on "Weeds." Sedgwick discusses her fears regarding "The Closer." Parker comments about the number of roles which are available for actresses over the age of 40. Close comments to way the in which women are portrayed on television.

The article presents a biography of actress Mary-Louise Parker. Parker was awarded a Tony Award for her performances in the play "Proff" and a Golden Globe Awards for her performances in the miniseries "Angels in America. Her performance in the play "Prelude to a Kiss," which marked her Broadway debut, has earned her Tony Award nominations and received the Drama Desk Award.

Interviews actress Mary-Louise Parker on her life and career. Comments on taking her acting career seriously; Information on her ideal place for relaxation; Preference of the actress in music.

Profiles actress Claire Danes and her role in the new film 'Stage Beauty.' Reflections on her confidence as a child and how she knew from the start that she would be an actress; Consideration of how Danes's boyfriend Billy Crudup left his wife Mary-Louise Parker to be with her; How Danes and her family moved to Los Angeles to film 'My So-Called Life' which lasted 19 episodes; Her experience as an undergraduate at Yale University; Role of Danes in the film 'Terminator 3' opposite actor Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Excerpts are presented from several articles on celebrities published in previous issues including one on actress Julia Roberts in the March 1989 issue, another on Mary-Louise Parker in the August 1990 issue, and yet another on actress Tilda Swinton in the November 1996 issue.

An interview with American actress Mary-Louise Parker is presented. Parker cites that while she does not tire on hearing how some likes her work, she is open to the fact that she cannot please everyone. She says that avocado is her perfect food as there is something sensual about the fruit. She discloses that she does not feel threatened nor intimidated by new actresses.

An interview with actress Mary-Louise Parker is presented, who discusses on the topic of her getting older, and the difference between writing and acting.

The author reports that actress Mary-Louise Parker has been casted in the title role in the theatrical production of "Hedda Gabler." The difficulty that has existed in the past in casting actresses for this role is discussed. A description of the character Hedda Gabler is given. The popularity of "Hedda Gabler" throughout the world is mentioned.

An interview is presented with actress Mary-Louise Parker who discusses her memoir "Dear Mr. You." She comments on her relationship with her father, how the book reflects her personality, and her writing process for the book as well as writing letters to family and friends.

The article profiles American actress Mary-Louise Parker. The author mentions movies, including "Fried Green Tomatoes," television shows, including "The West Wing," and stage shows, including "Proof," in which Parker appeared. He discusses her breakup with longtime boyfriend Billy Crudup, who left her when she was pregnant with his child, and how the incident made her a sympathetic figure. As of 2007 Parker stars in the television show "Weeds," a dark comedy entering its third season.

This article discusses the career of actress Mary-Louis Parker. Parker discusses her turning down a role of the television program "Desperate Housewives," her role on the program "Weeds," her opinion on receiving an Emmy nomination, her motherhood to a two year-old son named William, and her former boyfriend actor Billy Crudup who allegedly began dating actress Claire Danes when Parker was seven months pregnant.

The article presents step-by-step instructions on how to make a pie by actress Mary-Louise Parker.

The author reports that actress Jennifer Jason Leigh will appear on the television program "Weeds." The character which Leigh will portray on "Weeds" is mentioned. The involvement that Leigh's character will have with the lives of other characters on the show portrayed by actors Justin Kirk and Mary-Louise Parker is discussed.

This article focuses on the character played by Mary-Louise Parker in the television program "Weeds," that led her to win a Golden Globe in 2006 and nomination for an Emmy Award and Gold Globe award in 2007. Parker's portrayal of the sarcastic, witty, flustered, and ballsy Nancy Botwin on "Weeds" over the past three years has defined her career to such an extent that even her fans can no longer tell the difference between the actor and Botwin. Parker prepared for the role by creating pages of backstory and developing the character's fashion sense.

An interview with U.S. actress Mary-Louise Parker is presented. As a co-star in the comedy television program "Weeds," she offers a preview of the show's third-season finale. She then shares her feelings about young actress Mary-Kate Olsen joining the show to play the character of Silas' girlfriend. She also presents her stance towards the legalization of marijuana.

The article reports that actress Mary-Louise Parker, star of the television program "Weeds," has adopted a daughter from Africa. Parker already has a 3-year-old son with actor Billy Crudup. Actor Brad Pitt thinks Parker is a lovely mother. Parker was nominated for an Emmy award in 2007 but did not win.

This article features actress Mary-Louise Parker who played as the emotionally damaged widow in the film Weeds.

Reports on the actresses supporting the Stand Up for Choice! campaign of Planned Parenthood in an effort to fight legal and legislative threats to women's reproductive freedom in the U.S. Role played by actresses Mary-Louise Parker, Julianne Moore, Jamie-Lynn Discala and Patricia Clarkson in spreading the message; Creation of a limited-edition T-shirt by designer Rebecca Taylor for the campaign; Aim of the march to rally for reproductive and health rights.

The article profiles actress Mary-Louise Parker. She has won a supporting Emmy Award and has been nominated for Emmy and Tony awards. Parker claims that she is satisfied with the award she received and the accompanying attention. Furthermore, she admits that she prefers theater over television and motion pictures.

Reports that entertainment executive Lynn Meadow went so far as to call actress Mary-Louise Parker as "the muse" of writer Craig Lucas in the U.S. Appearance of the actress in many of Lucas ' movies and plays; Comment of Lucas on the issue.

Highlights the annual T. Schreiber Studio awards gala in New York, New York. Bestowment of life achievement awards to actress Mary-Louise Parker and chairman Gerald Schoenfeld; Award presenters; Auction officiated by Julie Halston during the event.