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I Mean, The Men In Hollywood Event Is Every Day - It's Called Hollywood.

My Mom Grew Up In Poverty In Oklahoma - Like Dust Bowl, Nine People In One Room Kind Of Place - And The Way She Got Out Of Poverty Was Through Education. My Dad Grew Up Without A Dad, With Very Little And He Also Made His Way Out Through Education.

I Would Roll Up Pennies To Take The Subway To Work In Times Square. I Was Broke, But I Was Happy.

It's About Getting The Kids Up And Fed, Getting One To School, Getting The Other Down For A Nap, Going To The Grocery Store, Picking One Up From School, Getting The Other One Down For Another Nap, Cooking Dinner... I Live My Life At These Two Extremes. I'm Either A Full-time Stay-at-home Mom Or A Full-time Actress.

I'm Still Really Close With Everyone At Home And Their Parents - And Their Brothers And Sisters. I Was So, So, So Lucky To Grow Up As Part Of A Community And I Don't Take That For Granted. I Try Very Hard To Stay Part Of It.