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![]() Photo: AFP/Getty Images The Oscar-winning writer-director of the new father-daughter drama Somewhere on cocktails at the Ritz, acting your age, and what she learned from Muhammad Ali.
Best Wardrobe Staple
Black jeans from the Swedish line Acne. I wear them when I'm working—they look a little more pulled together than blue jeans.
Best Book I've Read Recently Antonia Fraser's memoir of her life with Harold Pinter, Must You Go? Their story was very romantic, and it's nice to see two artists in a relationship who respected and admired each other's work. Best Quickie Workout Pushing a stroller to school. Best Advice When I was about 13, a friend of my parents told me always to be the age you are—don't try to seem older or younger. And I realized I was a kid trying to act like an adult, instead of experiencing my age. I've never forgotten that. Best Saturday Morning Pancakes at home with my boyfriend and our two daughters. Best Cocktail The Ritz 75 at Bar Hemingway in Paris: gin and Champagne, with a little sugar, OJ, and lemon juice. They have a recipe book, so you can make it at home. Best Excuse A baby is always a great reason to leave someplace early. Best Way to Tame Butterflies If I'm nervous before the premiere of a film, I think of what a friend told me about Muhammad Ali: Before a fight, he would ask himself if he had trained as hard as he possibly could, if he'd done his best. Because that's all you can do. Best At-Home Escape Looking at real estate on the Internet! My friends and I say it's like online porn for women. Live Your Best Life From the January 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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