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Garnierne Honoua credited the fashion designer as costume designer in their films.

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Hi everyone, I'm Hillary Kerr, the co-founder and chief content officer of Who Up Where.

And this is Second Life, a podcast spotlighting women who have truly inspiring careers.

We're talking about their work journeys, what they've learned from the process of setting

aside their doubts or fears, and what happens when they embark on their Second Life.

Today, I'm honored to welcome an amazing actress, bestselling author, and an incredible entrepreneur

to the podcast, the one and only Cameron Diaz. You, like me, probably remember Cameron's feature

film debut alongside Jim Carey in the mask and what felt like overnight Hollywood success that

immediately followed. Since then, she starred in incredible films like Being John Melkovich,

There's Something About Mary, Gangs of New York, Vanilla Sky, and of course, Charlie Zangels.

She even played Princess Fierna in the animated hit Shrek and its three sequels,

which have grossed over $3 billion worldwide. Over the years, Cameron has also been nominated

for countless sag awards, BAFTAs, and Golden Globes. Her acting career was successful by virtually

every measure imaginable, which is why it took the world by surprise when she decided to walk

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