Janel Moloney

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Janel Moloney

Janel Moloney

@NellyMoloney

Mom, wife, actress, peanut butter lover.

Brooklyn, NY Katılım Ağustos 2014
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Janel Moloney
Janel Moloney@NellyMoloney·
@nicksortor Watch the actual video. Have you no shame? It was unnecessary and indefensible.
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Nick Sortor
Nick Sortor@nicksortor·
🚨 BREAKING: A “protestor” in Minneapolis attempted to RUN OVER ICE AGENTS with her vehicle, requiring an ICE agent to fire defensive shots, per DHS She has been pronounced dead DHS is calling this an act of domestic terrorism She got HERSELF kiIIed. Nobody’s fault but her own 🎥 @ScooterCasterNY
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CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil
CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil@CBSEveningNews·
"On too many stories, the press has missed the story. Because we've taken into account the perspective of advocates and not the average American. Or we put too much weight in the analysis of academics or elites, and not enough on you." That changes now. The new CBS Evening News starts Monday at 6:30 p.m. ET on CBS.
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Janel Moloney
Janel Moloney@NellyMoloney·
Recipe To Follow!! My new essay about traveling and watching The Short List. Happy end of summer. Enjoy. #westwing#donnamoss#brazil#https://open.substack.com/pub/janelmoloney/p/recipe-to-follow?r=kond8&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
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Spencer Althouse@SpencerAlthouse·
Sam Rockwell doing this random somersault while drunk and chasing Walton Goggins in the hallway LOL #WhiteLotus
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(((Rabbi_L_Sykes)))
(((Rabbi_L_Sykes)))@Rabbi_Sykes·
@LemonLymancom @NellyMoloney’s writing is glorious and beautiful. Her willingness to be vulnerable and to share with us is amazing. If people aren’t already subscribed to her Substack, stop whatever you are doing and subscribe now!
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no context the west wing
no context the west wing@LemonLymancom·
Janel Moloney talks about living in the past: “My mom died in December. She was my end of every day. Me at the stove, the phone propped up on the shelf with her on FaceTime. We would talk about raising teenagers. "Don't worry," she would reassure me. "This is all temporary. Things always change." She would make me laugh and feel strong enough to fight another day. Last month, my siblings and I packed up her house in California. The boxes filled with what I chose to keep are still downstairs in my Brooklyn family room, stacked and unopened. Etched wine glasses, vintage sterling pins she wore on her shirts when she dressed up, her worn leather purse with her wallet and ID still inside. I stood with my sisters in my mom’s kitchen that day, running my hand against the soft leather bag, thinking. "Is it weird to take Mom’s purse?" I turned and asked. My sister Carey was folding a quilt. "Take it. Why not?" I couldn't bear to leave it behind, alone in some pile with moth-eaten clothes and scratched Teflon pans. She brought it everywhere for years, even when sick—the oils of her fingertips, the scent of her perfume now in every fiber. It felt alive. I wouldn't carry it, for Pete's sake—I’m not that nutty—but I might put it in my closet with Sunshine Bear and Mr. Fuzz, other relics of my childhood, and visit when I need a hug. I think we are all living with the past—not in it. Because, silly man, that's impossible.”
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no context the west wing@LemonLymancom·
Janel Moloney on how Bradley Whitford covered for her when she wanted another take on her first acting days on The West Wing: "So when Brad and I finished the final take of that opening, and he looked at me and saw that I wasn't satisfied, he leaned close and in a low voice, asked if I wanted another go. Takes were time. Takes were money, and I was in no position to ask for one more. I gratefully nodded. “I need another!” Brad shouted, and the whole apparatus stopped... [afterwards] Brad and I started walking, him to the next scene and me back to my hut. “You happy?” He asked me, nudging my shoulder. “Yes,” I told him, maybe blushing. “I’m happy.” After Aaron saw a rough cut of the episode, he sent me yellow roses and a wonderful card. He was a gift-giver, a flower sender to be sure. I was probably not even the only one on that single episode to be florally acknowledged. But after a solid pre-West Wing decade of being told that I wasn't good enough or pretty enough or sexy enough, this gesture, these words, were like a miracle. I flopped down on my second-hand couch and cried." Read more on @NellyMoloney Substack!
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