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The article analyzes the compatibility of Federal Bureau of Investigation agent Don Eppes, the character of Rob Morrow on the TV program Numb3rs, and Nancy Botwin, the character of Mary-Louise Parker on the TV program Weeds. Eppes is focused on his job and avoids relationships like the plague. If Eppes can get past the fact that Nancy sells marijuana to support her family, they might be a good match.

The article discusses the success of the Showtime television program "Weeds," starring Mary-Louise Parker as a marijuana-dealing widow, and quotes producer Jenji Kohan on her relationship with Parker and controversy generated by the show's representations of sex, drugs, and stereotypes.

The article presents information about several television programs in the U.S. Actor Morgan Spurlock features in the television program "30 Days," that is broadcast on television network FX. Actress Mary-Louise Parker appears in the television program "Weeds," that is broadcast on the television network Showtime.

The article offers information on the television series "Weeds" released on DVD format. The film is a comedy about a pot-dealing widow who is trying to raise two sons in a suburban community. It is created by Jenji Kohan and stars Mary-Louise Parker, Elizabeth Perkins and Justin Kirk. The series begins airing on August 14.

The article offers news briefs on the cable television sector in the U.S. as of January 23, 2006. Nextel Cup series star Dale Earnhardt Jr. has entered an agreement with Speed Channel for the television program "Back in the Day." Encore Westerns has acquired the syndication rights to the shows "Cimarron Strip" and "The Rifleman." Mary-Louise Parker received the best actress award in a musical/comedy series at the 63rd Annual Golden Globe Awards for her role in the "Weeds."

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

The article presents quotations from various celebrities on the life and work of Tina Turner. The author reviews how U.S. President George W. Bush commented on Turner's career at the Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, D.C. Quotations from Mary Louise Parker, Queen Latifah, Kid Rock and Oprah Winfrey are included.

The article presents information about actress Mary-Louise Parker. Nobody does long-suffering like Parker. From her breakout film role as an abused housewife in 1991's film "Fried Green Tomatoes," to her performance as a valium-addicted woman married to a gay Mormon in the HBO 2003 telefilm "Angels in America," her characters always seem to be tortured and riddled with anxiety. And she's perfected that wrenching imperfection to an art form. It was on vivid, darkly comic display during the summer in her role as pot-dealing suburban mom Nancy Botwin in the Showtime comedy series "Weeds," which is expected to return for a second season in 2006.

This section provides information on the cast of characters of the television program Weeds, including Mary Louise Parker as Nancy Botwin and Elizabeth Perkins as Celia.

Reviews three television programs. "Into the West," starring Kerri Russell and Sean Astin; "Weeds," starring Mary Louise Parker; "Over There."

Presents information on television programs to be aired in the U.S. in 2005. Concept of the comedy program "Comeback," starring Lisa Kudrow; Role of Mary-Louise Parker in the series "Weeds"; Selection of Jonathan Rhys-Meyers to play rock singer Elvis Presley in a CBS mini-series.

Reports on the efforts of Mary-Louise Parker and her ex-husband to share the raising of their child together. After a bad breakup two months before their son was born, Parker and Billy Crudup are now working together to raise 1-year-old William. The couple remain estranged but have put a hold on their differences-and kept custody issues out of court.

Focuses on the decision of actress Mary-Louise Parker to ban actor Billy Crudup from taking their son William to visit his ailing father. Reason behind the decision of the actress; Plan of Crudup to file a lawsuit against Parker following the incident; Implication of the actions of Parker.

Presents updates related to performing arts in the U.S. as of October 2004. Selection of Judith Ivey to be included in the cast of the play "Dirty Tricks"; Overview of the play "Brooklyn"; Role of Mary-Louise Parker in the play "Reckless."

Reports on the decision of actor Billy Crudup to acknowledge his romance with actress Claire Danes. Background on the break-up between Crudup and actress Mary-Louise Parker; Information on the birth of the son of Crudup and Parker; Reason of Crudup for not previously not acknowledging his relationship with Danes.

Praises the six-hour motion picture "Angels in America," directed by Mike Nichols and adapted from Tony Kushner's epic. Success of Nichols in grasping Kushner's far-reaching and often naturally literary dialogue; Participation of the best stage and film actors such as Al Pacino, Mary-Louise Parker, Emma Thompson, Meryl Streep and Jeffrey Wright.

Interviews Mary-Louise Parker, star of the theatrical production "Reckless," by Craig Lucas in New York City. Character portrayed in the movie "Longtime Companion"; Refusal to talk about her hometown and family; Nostalgia for her early years of struggle in the city.

Presents a schedule of television shows to be aired on the Lifestyle channel from August through September 2004. "Miracle Run," starring Mary-Louise Parker; "How Clean Is Your House?," starring Aggie MacKenzie; "TV's Greatest Sidekicks," starring Penny Marshall.

Presents the views of several individuals in the U.S. on the issue of same-sex marriage. Actress Mary-Louise Parker; Comedian Sandra Bernhard; Director Joel Schumacher; Political commentator Ann Coulter; Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz.

Enjoying a day of noshing, novels and nuzzling, Claire Danes and Billy Crudup get cozy in New York City's Battery Park on May 17. While reps for the couple won't comment, word is their romance sparked last fall after they costarred in the upcoming drama Stage Beauty. Last November Crudup split with actress Mary-Louise Parker, with whom he has a 4-month-old son.

Presents briefs related to celebrities. How celebrities Mandy Moore and Mary-Louise Parker appeared at the Banana Republic runway show; Popularity of the jewelry line of Jade Jagger, daughter of rocker Mick Jagger; Consideration of how Paula Abdul suffered a thumb injury due to an infection from a manicure.

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.

Reports on the breakup of relationships between Hollywood actors and the mother of their babies in the U.S. Praises for single mothers Mary-Louise Parker, Rhea Durham and Kim Bordenave; Provision on the strength of single women; Citation of rumored girlfriends of Colin Farrell and Mark Wahlberg.

Reviews the motion picture "Saved!," directed by Brian Dannelly and starring Jena Malone, Mary-Louise Parker, Patrick Fugit, and Mandy Moore.

Presents passages in the lives of celebrities. Singer Billy Joel's recent proposal to his girlfriend Katie Lee, 22, while they were vacationing on St. Bart's; Birth of actress Mary-Louise Parker's first child; Death of Tony Award-winning stage actress Uta Hagen at the age of 84; Guilty plead of rapper Mystikal for sexual battery.

Reports on the decision of actress Mary-Louise Parker to name her baby son after her former partner Billy Crudup. Reason for their separation; Impact of their separation on her health.

With their baby due in less than two months, The West Wing's Mary-Louise Parker and her boyfriend of eight years, Big Fish star Billy Crudup, should be putting the finishing touches on the nursery. Instead, the parents-to-be are in the awkward position of awaiting their first child's arrival as exes. Crudup's spokesman Simon Halls says that the couple, who met in 1996 as costars in the Broadway drama Bus Stop, quietly ended their relationship several months ago.

This articles examines characters who make up part of the cast of the made-for-television motion picture, "Angels in America," which will air on HBO. Al Pacino plays Roy Cohn, the right-wing attorney who is in the hospital dying of liver cancer. An accomplished actor like Pacino can get maximum enjoyment playing a character as heinous as Cohn. Mary Louise Parker plays Harper, the wife of the Mormon lawyer Joe Pitt, who tries to deny that Joe is gay. Parker as done several gay-friendly projects, including "Longtime Companion" and "Boys on the Side." Jeffrey Wright plays two roles in the motion picture. As Belize, he is Prior's ex-lover and current best friend. As Mr. Lies, he is the fantasy travel agent who arranges Harper's "dream vacations." Wright also appeared in the stage version of "Angels..."

Reports on the pregnancy of actress Mary-Louise Parker, one of the cast in the television program 'The West Wing.'

Presents news concerning the entertainment industry as of December 9, 2002. Watch given by Avenue to model Lauren Bush; Celebrity couple Mary-Louise Parker and Billy Crudup's search for an apartment.

Describes the performances of actresses who played Catherine in the play 'Proof.' Gwyneth Paltrow, Mary-Louise Parker; Jennifer Jason Leigh.

Presents celebrity-related news as of March 25, 2002. Suspicion that Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart are dating; Health struggles for Ryan O'Neal; Work of Mary-Louise Parker on 'The West Wing'; Others.

Profiles actress Mary-Louise Parker. Awards; Career in showbusiness; Secrets in looking good.

Describes the role portrayed by actress Mary-Louise Parker in the drama `Proof.'

The article offers the U.S. film industry Hollywood news briefs as of October 2014. The memoir titled "Dear Mr. You" by Mary-Louise Parker in 2015. Comedian Demetri Martin has planned to recur on the network Showtime's American comedy series "House of Lies." Comedian D.L. Hughley has signed contract with the talent and literary agency Gersh.

Presents brief news items on various Hollywood entertainers for the week of March 17, 1995. Alicia Silverstone's role in the film, `Clueless'; How playing an HIV-positive woman in `Boys on the Side' has affected Mary-Louise Parker; How Gene Siskel will auction off the white suit worn by John Travolta in `Saturday Night Fever'; More.

Features American theater actress, Mary-Louise Parker. Performance in the production, `Bus Stop'; Production storyline; Parker's comments on the play.

Profiles actress Mary-Louise Parker. Manner of handling dissatisfaction; Movies appeared in; Thrill experienced in making movies; Habit of falling in love with people she work with; Relationship with Timothy Hutton; Personal life; Training in acting.

Reveals that fitness guru Pat Manocchia and actor Billy Crudup were seen dating actresses Julia Robert and Mary-Louise Parker respectively.

Features a quote from Mary-Louise Parker about the incident where she helped chase a man who grabbed her friend's posterior at a New York City pay phone.