June 17, 2009
"I write for Esquire. I did this profile on Josh Ritter, and I felt like I had such a responsibility to him. I wanted to present him in a way that he felt comfortable and good and well-represented, and really made him shine. I was sweating when I sent it to him. I pushed “send” and sat holding my BlackBerry in my hand, waiting for him to text back and say that it was okay. Because you’re representing somebody in the public. In this day and age, that will never go away, because of the Internet. They take on their own life."

— Mary-Louise Parker, who has no ethics when it comes to journalism and sends her stories to her subjects. C’Mon MLP!

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