I Don't Want To Take Fame For

I'm Very Blessed That I Get To Dabble In Both Music And Movies, And As Long As People Are Willing To Accept Me In Both Roles, I'll Be There.

I've Really Been Sort Of Focused On Acting And I Feel Really Lucky Because Great Projects Sort Of Keep Coming My Way. I Guess The Criteria That I Look For, It Gets Increasingly Difficult Because When You Have The Privilege Of Working With Someone Like Diane [keaton], It's Kind Of Like, 'well, Where Do You Go From There.'

Tackling Malaria In A Country Like The Central African Republic Is A Huge Uphill Battle, And My Experiences There Have Been A Healthy Dose Of Reality, Fueling My Own Sense Of Urgency To Do My Part In Reducing The Preventable Suffering Of The Incredible Women I Met.

When I Started Out In The Industry I Was 14 And A Beanpole, But Over The Last Few Years I've Grown. For The Most Part I Feel Pretty Ok With How I Look. I Know I'm Different From The Typical Hollywood Ideal Of What Is Beautiful. But Quite Frankly I Don't Think That's Attainable, And I'm Happy To Represent Something Different.

It's Important To Get Well-rounded Right Off The Bat. A Lot Of Experienced Dancers Can Get Pigeonholed Into One Thing. I've Been Hired For A Lot Of Different Gigs Simply Because I Can Do A Lot Of Different Things With Different Levels Of Dancers. And It's Sad To Me That Some Dancers Don't Do More.