After her sensational 50th birthday party at @ChateauMarmont – where Sarah was mobbed and hugged and kissed and danced with like crazy by a couple hundred nearest and dearest, long-time friends and new – a bunch of kids from her high school days – her best pal at eleven, movie stars and fellow cast members from the length of her 30 year career… one mother, two sisters, one partner, a couple of Moguls, writers, hair/make up geniuses, wardrobe doyennes from both costumes and fashion-all of us in a joyous crush- As the crowd thinned a bit in the later hours – the absolute banging DJ led us on a fabulous journey of 70’s music to the 90’s… and then, carried in like Cleopatra’s barge- a massive cake that every single person said was the greatest cake they had ever eaten in their life, arrived – Sarah glowed in the candle light and the rafters at @Chateau sighed with pleasure. AFTER all that, two days later, on her actual Birthday, Sarah and I went for a little dinner, just us, at the Bel Air, and as we enjoyed our cocktails, I marveled at her talents. As an actress she is proving to be a varied and mightily gifted artist, a delightful clown, and a profound guide through the human experience – but it is her gift for Friendship that is the true marvel. And for nourishing and keeping all her relationships, tending to them, often at significant expense of time when she doesn’t have it, and lending emotional support when she is truly exhausted. Her generosity is legendary, like someone throwing money off the back of trains. But it is the depth of feeling in all her relationships- yes, with Winnie and Louise and Georgie, too – that is so moving to me. Sarah is a serious person. And I seriously love her.
My street as I evacuated last night. Had the winds been what they were a mere 12 hours before, we would have lost our entire canyonette. Grateful beyond words- horrified by catastrophic unimaginable loss of homes of several THOUSANDS of families.
Election Day – 9:50pm Pacific Time. The women in the United States of America have worked hard.
very demure, very mindful— for two more weeks💅
From my favorite political Pundit, Sandra Castellanos, one of Ann Richards’ great Exec. Assistants
My dear sister Pam, by our mother’s self-portrait. She argues that this painting should remain on the east coast, where the bulk of the family is. She has a point, so there it stays.
Repost @hollandvtaylor, December 11, 2018: Why, yes, thank you- I’d be delighted to play the great Nancy Pelosi. #ShePersisted
What a delight that @PEOPLE has honored my Emmy nomination for a wonderful role on @themorningshow with this cool spread. Lucky Me! The PEOPLE print magazine hits the stands this Friday. The timing couldn’t be more sweet, as “N/A” @natheplay – enters the final two weeks of its limited engagement at Lincoln Center @LCTheater. (At the Mitzy.) No play more timely! And a great time, too! Big thanks to: Photo: Victoria Stevens @vsteves Hair: @rheannewhite Makeup: @lizomakeup Styling: @kschijman
Found in a drawer. Aunt Mary, Italian born contessa (of which there are many, it would seem)- being her irresistible self with family friend, Nino- also lavishly appealing. Black and white. Always best.
Last performance of N/A All’s well that ends well.
That’s a wrap on N/A: The Play. Thank you to all who came and supported us every night. 💙 📸: @mkglasman
Go Fund Me efforts for individuals and families in destroyed Alta Dena community. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pK5omSsD4KGhjEHCVgcVw-rd4FZP9haoijEx1mSAm5c/htmlview?smv=137&usp_param=drive_mobile&mmv=1&smb=[137, ]&usp=embed_facebook
Some real surprises here.
“These realities are relevant because we can do something about them.” Holland Taylor and Ana Villafañe discuss power and politics.
No one saw her coming. 👀 1 week left to catch Holland Taylor and Ana Villafañe in N/A the Play. 🎟️ : NAThePlay.com
You could watch 16 hours of the DNC, or 80 minutes of real political fireworks. 🎟️: NAThePlay.com
Holland Taylor speaks to why N/A: The Play is important right now. Just 10 more days to see N/A; get your tickets today.
N/A playwright Mario Correa spoke with @cbssundaymorning to discuss how labels impact us all.
2 weeks left to see the fireworks at N/A, where the ACLU recently hosted a lively talkback with Jessica Weitz, Sophia Lakin, Molly McGrath, Holland Taylor and Ana Villafañe. Get tickets at natheplay.com!
