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The article covers a roundtable discussion between a number of television actors and actresses who have been nominated for a 2008 Emmy Award, including Rachel Griffiths of "Brothers and Sisters," Michael C. Hall of "Dexter," Rainn Wilson of "The Office," Mary-Louise Parker of "Weeds," and John Slattery of "Mad Men." They discuss giving an acceptance speech, the anticipation of the show, and how they plan to dress.

Profiles actress Mary-Louise Parker of the television series 'The West Wing.' Her views on the series and her character; Highlights of her career in film and television acting, including her role in the film 'Red Dragon'; Her refusal to market her acting abilities in the way that many actresses do.

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 reviews Paula Vogel's play "How I Learned to Drive," directed by Mark Brokaw and performed by Mary-Louise Parker at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater in New York City through May 29, 2022.

The article presents a preview of the television program "Weeds," starring Mary-Louise Parker and Justin Kirk, and the schedule of various primetime television programs and movies to be broadcasted in the U.S. on September 14-16, 2012 including "Shark Tank" at American Broadcasting Co. (ABC), "The A-Team" at Cinemax, and "Ridiculousness" at MTV Networks.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues, including an interview with actor Gerard Butler, a feature on actress Mary-Louise Parker, and "The Long Walk" by C.J. Chivers, all from the August, 2009 issue.

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 article reviews several films, television series, and books including the film "Creed" starring Michael B. Jordan, the television program "Flesh and Bone" and the memoir "Dear Mr. You" by Mary-Louise Parker.

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.

This article looks at the career of U.S. stage, television, and film actress Mary-Louise Parker. In 1990, Parker debuted in the off-Broadway production of "Prelude to a Kiss." She also appeared in the film "Time Green Tomatoes" and the television series "Angels in America." She won an Emmy award and a Golden Globe award for her role in the series. However, Parker prefers to act in theater.

The article reports on actress Mary-Louise Parker at a creative writing seminar. It mentions the invitation of the teacher Leslie Jamison, a friend of Parker's, Parker's work as an actress currently appearing in the play "The Sound Inside," and her discussion with the students about their writing.

The article focuses on the favorite songs of actress Mary-Louise Parker. Parker loves music. For her, music is a means to communicate to others. Among other songs, she prefers Gone, Gone, Gone by Carl Perkins, I Think I Love You by The Partridge Family, Go All the Way by the Raspberries and Adore by Prince.

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.

Provides gossip on several celebrities who attended the Golden Globes 2004 awards. Issues on the slender appearance of Mary-Louise Parker; Information on the message yelled by Catherine Zeta Jones to Renée Zellweger; Motto adopted by Charlize Theron.

Presents the views of U.S. actress Mary-Louise Parker on nudity and being photographed naked. Description of her favorite naked picture taken in Plum Island, Massachusetts; Factors which contributed to her willingness to be photographed naked; Comment on her naked photo which she posed for and appeared in 'Esquire' in 2000.

Reviews several motion pictures. "Mina Tannenbaum," directed by Martine Dugowson; "Boys on the Side," starring Whoopi Goldberg and Mary-Louise Parker. INSET: FILMS WORTH SEEING.

The article presents a profile of the filmmaker Dean Parisot, focusing on the production and pending release of his film "Red 2" in 2013. Details are given reviewing the premise and plot of the film and its first episode. Comments are then given by the director complimenting the actors Catherine Zeta-Jones, Anthony Hopkins, and Mary-Louise Parker, who each had roles in the film.

The article thanks actress Mary-Louise Parker for her roles in the television programs "The West Wing" and "Weeds." She is also thanked for her contributions as a writer to the magazine. It is noted that Parker has provided wonderfully unexpected pieces to the content of the magazine over the course of several years.

The article features actress Claire Danes and her come back. According to the author, Danes looked bad in public when she dumped her long-term boyfriend Ben Lee to be with Billy Crudup, who was at that time has a relationship with his pregnant girlfriend Mary-Louise Parker. Danes has three films set to be released in 2007, they are "Evening," "The Flock" and "Stardust."

The article previews the theatrical production "The Sound Inside," starring actor Mary-Louise Parker, to be held at Studio 54 in New York City through January 12, 2019.

The article presents an interview with actress Mary-Louise Parker.

An interview with theater actress Mary-Louise Parker is presented. She talks about her performance in the play "The Sound Inside" at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in the summer of 2019. She explains the opportunities and challenges she confronted in doing two-person plays. She discusses her new play "How I Learned to Drive."

The article presents a preview of the play "The Sound Inside" by Adam Rapp and starring Mary-Louise Parker at Studio 54 in New York City beginning September 14, 2019.

In the article, actress Mary-Louise Parker describes some of her favorite items for viewing, reading, and listening including the Sudan war imagery of Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado, the poetry of Mark Strand, Jorie Graham, Charles Simic, and Yusef Komunyakaa, and the comedy of Lewis Black.

Reviews two character-driven cable television situation comedies. Theme of Showtime's "Weeds," starring Mary-Louise Parker; Parker's role in "Weeds," in which she juggles motherhood, drug dealing and a complicated morality; How FX's "Starved" drew on personal food struggles; Focus of creator-writer Eric Schaeffer, who stars in the sitcom.

Reviews the Showtime television series "Weeds," starring Mary-Louise Parker, Elizabeth Perkins and Kevin Nealon, and created by Jenji Kohan.

In naming her newborn daughter Apple, Gwyneth Paltrow joined a host of stars saddling their children with quirky monikers. Geena Davis has just given birth to twin boys Kian and Kaiis, Helen Hunt bore girl MaKena lei Gordon, Rachel Griffiths christened a son Banjo Patrick, Jason Lee had boy Pilot Inspektor, and Cedric the Entertainer welcomed daughter Lucky Rose. How will Mary-Louise Parker's son ever be able to hold his head up at celebrity day care? He got saddled with William.

The article reviews two motion pictures including "When a Man Loves a Woman," directed by Louis Mandoki and starring Meg Ryan and Andy Garcia and "Naked in New York," directed by Dan Algrant and starring Eric Stoltz and Mary-Louise Parker.

Pictures Mary-Louise Parker, who stars with Eric Stoltz in `Naked in New York,' which opens this week. Later this year Parker will appear in the film version of John Grisham's `The Client,' and in Woody Allen's `Bullets over Broadway.' Her comments on Woody Allen.

Pictures actress Mary-Louise Parker, who wowed Broadway in last year in `Prelude to a Kiss,' and is currently in two year-end movies: `Grand Canyon,' with Steve Martin and Kevin Kline, and `Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe,' with Kathy Bates.

The article offers information on several television programs that are being broadcasted on various television channels in Quebec. It includes "Les Rescapes," starring Guylaine Tremblay and Roy Dupuis. Further it mentions about the reality television show "Huis Clos," hosted by Claire Lamarche, and a comedy series of an ordinary housewife who does extraordinary means to make ends meet in "Weeds," starring Mary-Louise Parker and Elizabeth Perkins.

The article reviews the film "The Spiderwick Chronicles," starring Freddie Highmore, Mary-Louise Parker and Joan Plowright.

The article focuses on the actress Mary-Louise Parker, discussing her winning of various awards, her role of a mother in television show "Weeds", and her debut in literature with the book "Dear Mr. You".

The article presents a discussion of family relationships adaptedfrom the book "Dear Mr. You" by Mary-Louise Parker. Topics includean address to future lover of author's daughter, how her daughter is special and her own relationship with brothers who treated her with respect. Further, reference to author's parents is made.

An excerpt from the book "Dear Mr. You" by Mary-Louise Parker is presented.

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.