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How do you like your new hair? How does Justin react to it?
NIKKIE SCHMIDT
Butler, Pa.
I love it. I've had dark hair before and I changed my hair color because, in my mind's eye, I feel like a brunette. It just seemed like a good time to make the change. It's funny, because my family and friends all feel the same way ... they prefer me as a brunette.
With your diverse heritage, what are your family holiday traditions?
LIZA SALAZAR
Hammond, Ind.
Christmas is all about being with my family and friends, and one of our holiday traditions is a huge Cuban meal. We all cook together and stuff our faces until we can't eat another bite. Our traditional Christmas dinner is a pork roast, roasted chicken, black beans and rice and an avocado salad—all Cuban style—delicious!
Please tell us! What's it like kissing Jude Law?
MEAGHAN FITZPATRICK
Wilmington, Del.
Our job is so weird. Something like that is always awkward, but you just approach it like any other scene. We're storytellers, and [The Holiday] was about these people falling in love with each other. Jude is such a professional and such a lovely guy—I was really lucky to have him as my partner every day on the movie.
If you could switch places with anyone for the holidays, whose life would you want to live temporarily?
CARRIE SPIELBAUER
Appleton, Wis.
I'm lucky because I get to take over other people's lives for my job. But if I had to choose it would be [Borat's] Sacha Baron Cohen. I'd love to see the world through that dude's eyes.
You are one of Hollywood's biggest celebs, but you seem to manage to stay so down to earth. How?
JESSICA JONES
Denver, Colo.
My family keeps me very grounded. Certainly fame makes you change how you move through the world, but ultimately I think you are who you are. I have very simple needs. My biggest splurge is travel. I'm so lucky just to be able to pick up and go all over the world.
What is your favorite thing to do on a Saturday night?
ERIN LUBASH
Yarmouth Port, Mass.
My favorite nights always involve food. I love to cook and to feed people. And lots of laughter! When I'm cooking for a big group of people, pasta is usually my friend. It's easy to make a lot—and who doesn't love pasta?
Is parenthood something you'd eventually like?
JENNY BOWE
Minneapolis, Minn.
Family is very important to me in every sense. I definitely hope to have that gift in my life one day.
If not acting, what is something that you would love to master?
TRACY OGANYAN
Glendale, Calif.
I'd love to master being on time. I was born 15 minutes late and have been trying to catch up for 34 years. At least I'm consistent.
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