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Aside from Angela’s beautiful Emmys dress this year, I thought her hair and makeup looked just as amazing! Theodore Leaf, hair stylist, and Kristina Duff, makeup artist, have both posted some tips on how you, too, can get Angela’s Emmys look.
Hair:
Angela’s Emmys hair was inspired by the dramatic gown, which has a classic Hollywood feel. We wanted to create something soft yet modern so we went with a sexy wave tucked up to one side complimented by beautiful volume at the crown…
Makeup:
I am a total blender! Blending is the key to perfect color match! You never want it to be obvious that someone has concealer on…
Filed under: Events
REMINDER Kitten Rescue confirmed that Angela will attend the 3rd Annual Fur Ball at the Skirball.
“Please join Kitten Rescue in celebrating 13 successful years of animal rescue in Los Angeles. The Fur Ball at the Skirball will feature celebrity guests, cocktails and Hors D’Oevres, dinner, live entertainment, a silent auction, raffle and much more! All proceeds of the fundraiser will benefit Kitten Rescue’s programs and the Kitten Rescue Sanctuary.”
When: September 11th | 6:00pm
Where: Skirball Cultural Center
“Tickets are $125. You may also purchase an Angel Table for $1250, with seating for 10 and a promotional sign on the table. Angel Table purchasers will also receive a special mention in our Event Program.”
If you can’t attend but would like to help, you can donate to Kitten Rescue’s programs and the Kitten Rescue Sanctuary here.
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With one of her best pals in tow, Michael, the 39-year-old actress took iVillage along exclusively for her shopping trip to designer Romona Keveza’s downtown Los Angeles showroom as she searched for the ultimate frock.
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Angela reveals she wants Brad Pitt to take a role on ‘The Office’. Not a bad idea, Angela!
UPDATE More photos added, including some from the Governor’s Ball and AMC’s After Party.
Photos of Angela as she arrives at the 62nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. Love her dress!
SPOILER WARNING Angela talks to Entertainment Weekly about Season 7 of ‘The Office’.
“Between takes of shooting the upcoming season of NBC’s The Office, Angela Kinsey — that’s Angela Martin on the show — took out a few minutes of her time to chat with EW. She tells us about what’s going on with Angela this season (“She’s determined to hold up her procreation contract with Dwight!”), how they’re going to cope with losing Steve Carell this year (“It’s bittersweet.”), and whether Angela cold be the person getting promoted to Regional Manager herself (“She would not be a good boss!”). The always-affable Kinsey also took the opportunity to talk about a few of the do-gooder things she’s working on, too: Both a PSA about sea turtles endangerment (awww! awww!) and a project with educational charity Publicolor that is very dear to this sympathetic, arts-focused mother.”
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Angela Kinsey may play a conservative, buttoned-up character on the hit NBC show The Office, but in real life, she’s a bubbly, refreshing mom who just wants the best for her daughter, Isabel, 2 with (ex-husband, Warren Lieberstein). We caught up with the actress at a Post-It event to promote arts in schools to dish about channeling farm animals, having four moms, and why a chaotic house makes her the happiest.
Why do you think it’s so important to keep arts in the schools?
It’s what helps kids think out of the box and it helps kids cope. Maybe they’re inspired by where they live or where they go to school or what’s around them, but if they have art as an outlet, then their dreams become a reality — whether it’s on paper or through performance. [Arts] are a great way to inspire our kids to dream bigger than what they started with.
How do you instill this value in your daughter, Isabel?
I love playing with her; that’s a big part of our day. We imagine and we pretend. My parents have a farm, so she’s really into the whole farm thing right now. We bought a little barn by Fisher Price and we have all the animals. Now, Isabel’s taking it to another level saying, “Okay Mommy, you be a horse, I’ll be a cow.” So I walk on the floor in my house neighing and mooing, and we act out the farm. I love to see that next step in her imagination. She’s not just playing with these toys; she’s pretending to be these animals. Playtime is so important as parents, to be really involved and respond to whatever it is your kids are into at that moment.
Read more: Angela Kinsey — My Life as a Mom
Filed under: Movies
Furry Vengeance is out on DVD today.
“Sometimes, four legs are better than two. Dan (Brendan Fraser, The Mummy franchise) just moved his wife and son to the woods to take a new job with a supposedly eco-friendly housing development. But the fur and Dan’s temper is sure to fly when the local critters learn of the bleak plans for their forest home and stop at nothing to halt construction. Brooke Shields (TV’s Lipstick Jungle ), Matt Prokop (High School Musical 3: Senior Year), Ken Jeong (Knocked Up) and Angela Kinsey (TV’s The Office ) co-star in this comedy for the whole family.”
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“We just love Angela Kinsey! The sassy Office star, who plays Angela Martin on the hit NBC series, is proud mama to daughter Isabel Ruby, 2, and funny, to boot!
Now filming season 7 of The Office — the last with costar Steve Carell — the actress is also working with Publicolor and Post-It to celebrate the beautification of New York City schools.
Kinsey recently took some time from her busy schedule to chat with PEOPLE Moms & Babies about her daughter and all the experiences they’ve shared this summer.
Moms & Babies: So, how is Isabel?
Angela: She’s such a happy, happy person. She’s a joy of light. She’s chatty and curious and exploring, and I feel like life is way more interesting now because I’m seeing it filtered through her eyes. I don’t know what parenting is like for other people, but she makes me stop and appreciate the smaller things in life.
Every night, she wants to go find the moon. She asks, ‘Mommy, we’ll go find the moon?’ So we go outside, and we look for the moon. She says, ‘Hello moon. Come on down, have a seat, have some water!’ She’s like a hostess to the moon.
In addition to finding the moon, we have to find a star, so we find a star and sing “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” to it. Her dad ex-husband Warren Lieberstein and I have been talking to her about sunsets, so on a recent Sunday night, the three of us went and found the sunset. She was really excited. All those moments are so special.”
Read more: Angela Kinsey on Isabel’s ‘Office’ Visits
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“I’ve been meaning to write this one for a while since it happened like two months ago but I’m just getting around to it now. I met Angela Kinsey backstage at the LA Improv Festival and she was incredibly nice and sincere when I spoke with her.
I actually met her several years ago when I went to the Fracas! Improv Festival with my undergrad improv group, jericho! Improv. She and Melora Hardin were a part of panel talking about improv in the entertainment industry. However, I didn’t really watch The Office back then and so I didn’t really know who she was.
Anyway, back to the festival. I saw Angela backstage and went up to her and introduced myself. We talked about improv in general and I asked her about the San Francisco Sketchfest and if she ever thought about performing in it. She said Oscar had told her about it and she definitely was interested. She said she couldn’t make it this past year due to several commitments, but hoped to perform at the festival in the future.”
Read more: Comedy Advice from Angela Kinsey
