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In this episode, the Munsons dive deep into the career of the effortlessly cool and endlessly talented Rosario Dawson. We explore her humble beginnings on the Lower East Side of NYC, where early family struggles and imposter syndrome in film school shaped her unique path to stardom. From the moment luck literally knocked on her doorstep, Dawson's journey has been anything but typical. We discuss how Prince once dubbed her the voice of a generation at just 19, and her frequent appearances in music videos through the years. Her pop culture impact is undeniable, thanks to standout roles in Rent and Josie and the Pussycats . We were seriously impressed by her work opposite Denzel Washington in He Got Game , and we share our frustration over Rob Zombie cutting her from one of his films. Throughout her filmography, one thing remains constant: Rosario always classes up the joint. We also unpack her fascinating dating history, her inspiring decision to adopt her daughter at age 12, and her commitment to her political and philanthropic impact. How does she rank on the Munson Meter? Listen to find out

On the latest episode of the Talkhouse Podcast , longtime friends and collaborators Rosario Dawson and Talia Lugacy sit down for a chat, on the occasion of the release of their latest film together, This is Not a War Story , the moving drama about combat trauma which Lugacy wrote, directed and stars in and Dawson executive produced. In a wide-ranging conversation, the two started off by talking about the recent tragic death of Halyna Hutchins on the set of Rust and how it connects with persistent problems in both indie and studio filmmaking, and moved on to touch on everything from the human aspect of cinema, art as therapy and Rosario’s thoughts on directing, to their time as teenagers at the Lee Strasberg Institute with Scarlett Johansson and Hayden Christensen, the changing of the guard that is currently taking place in Hollywood, and the journey they have taken together, both creatively and personally. For more filmmakers talking film and TV, visit Talkhouse at talkhouse.com/film . Subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast . This episode was produced by Melissa Kaplan. The Talkhouse Podcast theme music is composed and performed by the Range.

PEOPLE editor Charlotte Triggs breaks down a troubling new report about former BBC journalist Martin Bashir’s infamous Panorama interview with Princess Diana. Plus, Demi Lovato reintroduces themself. Then, actress Rosario Dawson joins Janine to talk about her new film “The Water Man,” the 25th anniversary of “Kids,” and life in Jersey with boyfriend Senator Cory Booker. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today’s episode we focus on the rise of the celebrity activist. Why do big names and brands lend their support to a cause and ultimately does their involvement make a difference? In conversation with Matthew Garrahan of Financial Times, Studio One Eighty Nine’s Rosario Dawson discusses this from Centre Stage of Web Summit 2017 "The best technology conference on the planet". Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin . --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/websummit/message

Rosario Dawson is a firm believer that the journey of life is its own destination and that every day and action should be fully experienced and savored with humor, grace and conviction. Through her work on and off screen, the actress, singer, activist and fashion designer has devoted herself to pushing back against injustice and bigotry all over the world. She’s on the board of V-Day, a global organization to combat violence against women; she co-founded Voto Latino to encourage Latinos to be more engaged citizens and she’s active in numerous other organizations. Rosario began fighting for social change at a young age, inspired by the example of a long line of brave and trailblazing women in her family, including her grandmother and mother, whom she honors at every turn by telling their stories. And she uses her multiple platforms to show that it’s possible to help the world be a better place by simply doing the best you can, one person at a time.

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