Mary Elizabeth Williams

Email: mwilliams@salon.com

Mary Elizabeth Williams is a senior writer for Salon. She's written for the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and more, and is the author of "A Series of Catastrophes & Miracles: A True Story of Love, Science, and Cancer." She has a certification in conflict resolution and is working on her doctoral degree in medical humanities.

Julia Stiles

"You're trained not to be too pushy": Actor Julia Stiles had to unlearn being a "people pleaser" Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Turn the channel on the inauguration with these counterprogramming suggestions Mary Elizabeth Williams

Rose Matafeo

How being child-free became a provocative part of comedian Rose Matafeo's stand-up act Mary Elizabeth Williams

Margo Martindale

"Any actor worth their weight is a character actor": Why Margo Martindale loves her Hollywood label Mary Elizabeth Williams

Annette O'Toole

"I've done my time": Annette O'Toole talks "Virgin River" and leaving Superman behind for good Mary Elizabeth Williams

Jeff Daniels

"I've always been a gambler": Jeff Daniels on his career and inventing his unique musical memoir Mary Elizabeth Williams

Bridget Everett

“Unzip, let it rip and fly”: Bridget Everett put it all out there for us — and got a gift in return Mary Elizabeth Williams

Allison Tolman

"People were ready to laugh": "Fargo's" Allison Tolman on why "St. Denis Medical" is so appealing Mary Elizabeth Williams

Taylor Swift

"She ripped up her own formula": How Taylor Swift single-handedly changed pop music Mary Elizabeth Williams

Rosemarie Dewitt

The evolution of Rosemarie DeWitt's career, from "Sex and the City" to "deeply flawed" Disney mom Mary Elizabeth Williams

Kamala Harris

"A wounding disappointment": Why Kamala Harris' defeat cuts so deep for women Mary Elizabeth Williams

Scott Speedman

Scott Speedman embraces his fandoms, from “Felicity” to “Teacup”: “I never want to run from that” Mary Elizabeth Williams

Shadow sister

My mother's final secret: Searching for the little sister I never knew I had Mary Elizabeth Williams

Ruth Reichl

Ruth Reichl: “The delicious revolution" was a distraction from America's food crisis Mary Elizabeth Williams

Nicholas Sparks

"All love stories end in tragedy": "The Notebook" author Nicholas Sparks defines his genre Mary Elizabeth Williams

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