Mad Men’s Elisabeth Moss has come a long way, baby! In 2005, just two short years before the hit AMC show premiered, the then-unknown Moss graced the small screen in an Excedrin commercial. Now, the 28-year-old has been nominated for her second Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series as secretary-turned-copywriter Peggy Olson.
It’s official. How much will Elin get? Will Tiger be able to get his golf game back? Will this story go away now? Parade Magazine’s Jeanne Wolf responds.
In an interview with Parade Magazine’s Jeanne Wolf, James Cameron tells us what we can expect from the extra nine minutes of footage added to the theatrical re-release of Avatar. Yes, she asks him the sex question.
Also, Cameron responds to Stephen Hawking’s latest remarks on alien life visiting Earth.
Julia Roberts plays a newly divorced woman who takes off on a quest of self-discovery, in the movie based on Elizabeth Gilbert’s memoir, Eat Pray Love. Javier Bardem plays her love interest, Billy Crudup her ex-husband, and Richard Jenkins her new found pal in the ashram.
The cast responds to what they would do if they reached heaven, and Julia Roberts speaks to her own personal discoveries through family life.
Jeanne Wolf, West Coast Editor of Parade Magazine, goes on The O’Reilly Factor with guest host Laura Ingraham, to discuss Oliver Stone’s latest controversial comment.
