Pictured: Kate Walsh (in one of my favorite dresses of the night!), Hayden Panettiere, Mary Louise Parker, Olivia Wilde, Chloe Sevigny, Tina Fey, Marcia Gay Harden, Sarah McLachlan, Julia Louis Dreyfus, Sarah Silverman, Holly Hunter, Charlie Sheen and wife Brooke Mueller, Chris O’Donnell and his wife.

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The beautiful star of Weeds Mary Louise Parker featured on Esquire magazine for the month of August 2009.

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The 42 year old Mary plays a pot-dealing single mother on hit TV series Weeds. Her unusual and contentious role on Weeds has earned her a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a TV Series. She talks about her nudity in the magazine, “I like posing nude and I persuaded the editor to pose nude, too, so that he could see what it’s like for me.” She also added, “Nudity is the greatest costume because no one is looking at you as a person all they see is your body.”

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Pictured:  Heidi Klum, Jennifer Love Hewitt and her fiance, Julie Louise Dreyfus, Julie Benz, Kristen Chenoweth, Mariska Hargitay, Mark Wahlberg, Mary Louise Parker, Nicollette Sheridan, Patrick Dempsey & wife Jill Fink

Four-time Emmy nominee Mary-Louise Parker may play a pot-dealing mom on Showtime’s Weeds, but celebrating her own success with her real-life mom and dad makes it satisfying for the actress.

“The best part is my parents,” Parker, 44, told People at Saturday’s LA Confidential pre-Emmy party, which she hosted. “I get to call them if they don’t know already, but usually they know before me. That’s absolutely the best part.”

Parker – who is up against Tina Fey, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Christina Applegate and America Ferrera for comedy actress in a series – has been nominated twice for Weeds. She won an Emmy in 2004 for the miniseries Angels in America – and can sometimes feel pressured to keep scoring nominations, she told People.

“You kind of feel that if you don’t get nominated, you’re letting people down a little bit,” she says.

Her Kids Are Fans
Parker’s two children, William, 4, and Caroline, 1, will be watching at home and they are among her biggest fans. Parker adopted Caroline last year, while actor Billy Crudup is the father to William.

“It’s just extremely humbling,” Parker says about motherhood. “They do [get along with each other]. They’re incredible together. They’re super sweet!”

Parker’s Weeds costar, Kevin Nealon, joked at the party that he’s got Parker in his thoughts for Sunday’s Emmys.

“I haven’t seen her since we taped the last episode, but spiritually I’ve been sending her good vibes,” Nealon says. “I don’t know if she’s received them, with the airwaves today so crowded.”

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Mary-Louise Parker is heading to Broadway in a revival of Henrik Ibsen’s famous play Hedda Gabler.

The Weeds actress will start her run at the American Airlines Theater in January 2009 – her first New York stage appearance since 2004’s Reckless and eight years after she won a Tony Award for her performance in Proof.

Parker is following in impressive footsteps by taking on the role of the play’s eponymous heroine.

Hedda Gabler was last played in New York by Academy Award winner Cate Blanchett at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 2006.

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“Brad is actually a lovely, smart person, not to mention gorgeous,” the actress gushed about her Assassination of Jesse James co-star to Parade.com.

“People just project so much onto him and Angelina [Jolie] which isn’t true,” Parker said. “I just find it so bizarre. It’s like you’ve never been in the room with this person, much less met them but you’re convinced as to who they are and what they’re morality is.”

The internet, Parker explained, has let people “say whatever they feel like about someone.”

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