Fame Doesn't End Loneliness.

My Go-to Gifts Are Scarves From My Friend Matin Maulawizada's Nonprofit Organization, Afghan Hands, Which Supports Disenfranchised Women In Afghanistan. In Exchange For Their Beautiful Embroidery, The Women Are Given Financial Aid And Classes In Math And Literacy. The Scarves Are All Stunning And One Of A Kind.

My Skin Is A Bit Sensitive, So Cetaphil Is My Standby. I Also Use Toner And A Light Layer Of Moisturizer—i Use A Lot Of Kiehl's And Other Natural Brands.

I Get A Little Jealous Of These Actor Boys. They Walk Into A Club, And In Two Seconds Flat There Are Swarms Of Girls Who Are Wanting So Badly To Touch Them Or Just Say Hello. That's Not The Case With Me, Or Any Other Girl I Know.

Growing Up In New York With Artist Parents - A Very Liberal Environment, Where We Were Always Encouraged To Challenge The Status Quo - I Think For A Long Time I Confused Jingoism With Patriotism. And That Is A Mistake.

I Know, It's True. I've Played These Tortured Teenagers. I Can't Wait To Shed That Image.