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<ul class="summary-list"><li>Katherine Heigl, 44, says there's a delicateness in Hollywood that didn't use to exist.</li><li>The Emmy-winning actor says it's easier to speak up for yourself without being labeled as difficult.</li></ul><p><em>This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Katherine Heigl. It's been edited for length and clarity.</em></p><p>When my success as an actress first started, it was a shock. Yes, it was something I'd always dreamed of, worked towards, and hoped for, but it's such a long shot — the odds are not great.</p><p>So when it happened, I really had to adjust. I look at my 20-something self and think, "Yeah, girl, you got a little ahead of yourself." But I'm also kind of OK with that — she was young. And she was really excited.</p><p>More than anything, I was relieved to have <a href="https://www.insider.com/most-popular-actors-before-they-became-famous">finally made it</a>. The nature of the industry for many of us is that it's an up-and-down thing. You might be really successful one minute and then the next minute it dims. </p><p>And it certainly did for me — there were <a href="https://www.insider.com/all-of-katherine-heigls-movies-ranked-from-worst-to-best-2019-11">projects that didn't do as well as I'd hoped</a>, and for a while I was saying yes to projects I wasn't necessarily passionate about. I made choices based on my perceived success rather than based on my heart. I sacrificed time with my young children, and I regret some of those sacrifices. I had to go through it all and learn.</p><p>It was probably when I turned 40 that I realized I needed to define what success means to me — what I want it to look like, what I'm willing to give up for it and what I'm not. Once I established that, my career felt entirely different: more comfortable, more stable, and more my own.</p><h2>Hollywood is really different from how it used to be</h2><p>The industry has really changed since I first started out.</p><p>An example: For "Firefly Lane," we had an <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/blonde-ana-de-armas-marilyn-monroe-intimacy-coordinator-sex-scenes-2022-9?utmSource=twitter&amp;utmContent=referral&amp;utmTerm=topbar&amp;referrer=twitter">intimacy coordinator</a> on set — a person whose job it is to ensure that actors feel comfortable during intimate scenes. She'd talk to directors, producers, whoever, and say, "This is what they'll do, and this is what they won't" — and then the actors don't get asked again. I'd never even heard of that before.</p><p>At first I was a little like, "Hey, I've been around the block a few times; I don't need this kind of attention." But then I was like, "Hell yeah! That's how it should be." It was such a blessing.</p><h2>I've had many, many instances where I've been pushed to do something I'm not comfortable with</h2><p>It's a complicated industry. There's a lot of money on the line, a lot of people involved, and a lot of opinions that are sometimes presented as fact — so it's very hard to stand up for yourself when there's no one to back you up. And you're often labeled difficult for doing so.</p><p>Compared to the beginning of my career, there's a delicacy now in Hollywood that didn't exist. People are more delicate about the way they ask for something and what they're asking for.</p><p>I took it upon myself at one point to put my foot down about certain working conditions and <a href="https://www.insider.com/greys-anatomy-ellen-pompeo-katherine-heigl-ballsy-insane-filming-hours-2022-4">work hours</a>. I'm 44. I'm tired. I can't be working insane hours. And we shouldn't have to — we're making entertainment, not curing cancer or world hunger.</p><p>I think those battles are a little easier than they used to be. I'm very hopeful for the young actresses coming up that it'll get even better for them.</p><h2>The emergence of original streamer content is pushing some of the change</h2><p>Filming for a streamer is a totally different kind of experience than filming for linear television. Instead of filming episode by episode, we filmed two episodes at once. It was a little confusing for "Firefly Lane" because we use a lot of time jumps — so not only are you bouncing between two different scripts daily and scene to scene, you're also bouncing between three decades.</p><p>Typically, with studios, you have your big readthrough of the script, get all your studio notes, and then you get all the network notes and producer notes — there's a lot of input. I didn't feel that as much working on a streaming show. Once they give the green light, they just let you go. It might've been very different for Maggie Freeman, our show creator, but to me it felt like we were left to our own devices. It's been great. I think sometimes there can be too many cooks in the kitchen.</p><p>As a viewer, though, I also like streamers because I like to binge. I love when a bunch of episodes are dumped at once so I can watch on my own time. When it comes to my favorite shows on a network like HBO, I just wait. I don't watch it when it first comes out. I just go, "Nope, I'm going to show some discipline and not watch until all the episodes are watchable."</p><p>I'm really pissed off at Netflix for staggering the "<a href="https://www.insider.com/cool-facts-about-love-is-blind-on-netflix-2020-2">Love Is Blind</a>" episodes. I was like, "I want to see the whole thing right now!"</p><h2>'Firefly Lane' has helped me focus on what I really want out of my career</h2><p>My absolute favorite show right now is "<a href="https://collider.com/from-scratch-differences-between-memoir-netflix-show/">From Scratch</a>" on Netflix, starring <a href="https://www.insider.com/zoe-saldana-marvel-avatar-artistically-stuck-interview-2022-12">Zoe Saldaña</a>. It shows those experiences and relationships that we're all familiar with, but in such a beautifully done way. I also thought "<a href="https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/emily-blunt-loved-working-with-%E2%80%98freak-genius-director-on-western-tv-series-11799554">The English</a>" with <a href="https://www.insider.com/every-movie-emily-blunt-has-been-in-ranked-by-critics-2020-2">Emily Blunt</a> was just extraordinary.</p><p>"<a href="https://www.southernliving.com/culture/steel-magnolias-movie-facts">Steel Magnolias</a>" is my all-time favorite movie — I can quote it. When I was very young, we had a family tragedy, like in the movie. So seeing a story that deals with sorrow and grief be told by such incredible actors with heart and humor made me feel less alone. I want to be able to do that as an actor, too.</p><p>When I first came across the script for "Firefly Lane," I was at a point in my career where I had no idea what was going to happen next. I didn't have a plan. I'd been asking myself, "What do you want to do, <a href="https://www.insider.com/katherine-heigl-real-name-katie-interview-drew-barrymore-2021-2">Katie</a>? What direction do you want to go in your career? What kind of stories do you want to tell?"</p><p>It's sad that it took me so long in my career to ask myself those questions. I'd started to realize that I needed to be clearer about what I wanted if I was going to put in so much time and energy and make sacrifices with my family.</p><p>I was in Toronto working on "<a href="https://www.insider.com/kate-middleton-reportedly-rolled-her-eyes-at-suits-mention-meghan-2022-1">Suits</a>" when I first got the "Firefly" script. I went and bought the book and read it between scenes on set, and I ended up in tears because I was so moved and swept off my feet by the story.</p><p>It had everything I'd decided I wanted in my next project: the heart, the love, the exploration of grief, and the humor. I also love that it's about women — it's not a romance between lovers, it's about two women and their lifelong love for one another as friends. I feel like <em>this</em> is the kind of story I want to tell.</p><p><em>If you work in Hollywood and would like to share your story, email Eboni Boykin-Patterson at <a href="mailto:eboykinpatterson@insider.com">eboykinpatterson@insider.com</a>.</em></p>

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<ul class="summary-list"><li>The names of the 10 victims in the <keyword id="13948870" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="buffalo-mass-shooting" source="Orion">Buffalo mass shooting</keyword> have been released.</li><li>There were also three surviving victims, two of whom were treated and released from the hospital. </li></ul><p>The names and ages of the 10 victims of the Buffalo, New York, mass shooting have been released.</p><p>The victims were identified by police as 32-year-old Roberta A. Drury, 52-year-old Margus D. Morrison, 53-year-old Andre Mackneil, 55-year-old Aaron Salter Jr., 62-year-old Geraldine Talley, 65-year-old Celestine Chaney, 67-year-old Heyward Patterson, 72-year-old Katherine Massey, 77-year-old Pearl Young, and 86-year-old Ruth Whitfield, <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/05/16/buffalo-shooting-live-updates/">according to The Washington Post</a>.</p><p>The list includes a <a href="https://www.insider.com/buffalo-shooting-security-guard-hailed-as-hero-2022-5">retired police officer,</a> a <a href="https://www.insider.com/son-buffalo-shooting-victim-speaks-out-calls-incident-a-tragedy-2022-5">mother who was shopping for strawberry shortcakes</a>, and a civil rights leader who last year <a href="https://buffalonews.com/opinion/letters/letter-federal-legislation-must-address-gun-issue/article_e54506ce-be3b-11eb-83f4-038613ca28dd.html">wrote a letter to her local paper, the Buffalo News,</a> calling for stronger gun control policies.</p><p>There were also three surviving victims of the shooting, identified by <a href="https://twitter.com/ChrisHorvatits4/status/1525987822141952001">WIVB-TV reporter Chris Horvatits</a> as 20-year-old Zaire Goodman, 50-year-old Jennifer Warrington, and 55-year-old Christopher Braden.</p><p>Goodman and Warrington have been released from the hospital, Horvatits reported.</p><p>Police identified Saturday's shooting suspect as an 18-year-old white man. Officials said he traveled hours to reach the predominately Black community before opening fire inside the Tops grocery store.</p><p>Officials called the shooting a <a href="https://www.insider.com/upstate-new-york-tops-supermarket-mass-shooting-injuries-fatalities-police-2022-5">"racially motivated hate crime"</a> during a weekend press conference.</p><p>The shooting suspect was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. He has pleaded not guilty.</p><h2>Aaron Salter Jr., 55, of Lockport, New York</h2><p>A 30-year veteran of the Buffalo Police Department, identified by authorities as Aaron Salter Jr., was working as a security guard at Tops when the suspect opened fire in the store. </p><p>Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia told reporters Saturday that Salter opened fire on the suspect but because of the shooter's heavy body armor, none of Salter's bullets affected him. </p><p>"The suspect engaged our retired officer and he was ultimately shot and deceased at the scene," Gramaglia said. </p><p>Gramaglia added that Salter is "a hero in our eyes." </p><h2>Kat Massey, 72, of Buffalo</h2><p>Civil rights leader Kat Massey was also identified as one of the victims of the <keyword id="13938559" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="buffalo-shooting" source="Orion">Buffalo shooting</keyword>. Just last year, Massey penned a letter to her local newspaper calling for stricter gun laws. </p><p>"There needs to be extensive federal action/legislation to address all aspects of the issue," <a href="https://buffalonews.com/opinion/letters/letter-federal-legislation-must-address-gun-issue/article_e54506ce-be3b-11eb-83f4-038613ca28dd.html">Massey wrote to The Buffalo News</a>. </p><p>"Current pursued remedies mainly inspired by mass killings – namely, universal background checks and banning assault weapons – essentially exclude the sources of our city's gun problems. Illegal handguns, via out of state gun trafficking, are the primary culprits," she continued. </p><h2>Celestine "Stiney" Chaney, 65, of Buffalo</h2><p>Wayne Jones <a href="https://www.insider.com/son-buffalo-shooting-victim-speaks-out-calls-incident-a-tragedy-2022-5">told Insider</a> he always made it a point to join his mother on her trips to the supermarket, but on Saturday, he opted out because he was recovering from knee surgery.</p><p>Instead, his mother, Celestine "Stiney" Chaney, was joined by Jones' aunt. The pair were shopping for Jones' favorite treat — strawberry shortcakes — when a gunman opened fire in the grocery store. </p><p>"We went grocery shopping, that was what we did. As she got older, I'd take her grocery shopping," Jones told Insider. "It's ironic that the one time we didn't go together, there's a tragedy."</p><p>Jones' aunt was able to hide in a freezer during the shooting, but was split up from Chaney. </p><h2>Ruth Whitfield, 86, of Buffalo</h2><p>Whitfield was a mother of four and her husband's primary caretaker, according to <a href="https://buffalonews.com/news/local/tops-shooting-victim-ruth-whitfield-devoted-her-life-to-her-family/article_4c6a025c-d3f1-11ec-8335-d35776f83d6d.html">The Buffalo News.</a></p><p>"My mom was the consummate mom. My mother was a mother to the motherless. She was a blessing to all of us. She loved God and taught us to do the same thing," retired Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell W. Whitfield told the outlet. </p><p>Whitfield was on her way home from visiting her 88-year-old husband in a nursing home when she stopped at Tops to get something to eat, <a href="https://www.wgrz.com/article/news/crime/what-we-know-tops-shooting-victims-buffalo-mass-shooting/71-30ad7b83-6732-4780-8f0d-ce6d5f656752">WGRZ</a> reported. She was the oldest victim killed in the shooting.</p><p>Whitfield's son told reporters that his mother remained fervently devoted to her husband after he entered a nursing home eight years ago. </p><p>"She went there every day. She took care of our dad as she'd done her whole married life. She brought him clean clothes, clipped his nails, shaved him, cut his hair. She did everything," Garnell W. Whitfield said.</p><h2>Pearl Young, 77, of Buffalo</h2><p>Young, a native of Alabama, is remembered as a 'Godly woman,' her loved ones told <a href="https://www.al.com/news/birmingham/2022/05/buffalo-supermarket-shooting-77-year-old-alabama-native-killed-in-tops-massacre-was-a-godly-woman.html">AL.com.</a> Young worked as a substitute teacher and ran a food pantry in the Central Park neighborhood for 25 years, according to the outlet. </p><p id="M7E5F7J4HBFXLLV75KR5QB75ZU">"She was beautiful inside and out," Jacqueline Wright, Young's niece said. "This was devastating."</p><p>Young was a mother to three adult children and had several grandchildren. She moved to New York as a young woman and married a pastor there, AL.com reported. </p><p>She was grocery shopping on Saturday after getting lunch with her sister-in-law, according to the outlet. </p><h2>Roberta Drury, 32, of Buffalo </h2><p>Drury was a "bright light in the world, always laughing and smiling," according to a <a href="https://www.facebook.com/The-Dalmatia-Hotel-110382944603215">Facebook post</a> from The Dalmatia Hotel, a bar where she worked.</p><p>Originally from Syracuse, Drury moved to Buffalo to help her brother recover from a bone marrow transplant, her sister, Amanda Drury, told <a href="https://www.reuters.com/world/us/victims-tops-grocery-store-shooting-buffalo-new-york-2022-05-15/">Reuters</a>.</p><p>"She was vibrant and outgoing, could talk to anyone," Amanda told the outlet.</p><h2>Heyward Patterson, 68, of Buffalo </h2><p>Patterson was a regular at Tops, his grandniece, Teniqua Clark, told <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/14/nyregion/victims-buffalo-shooting.html?name=styln-buffalo-shooting&amp;region=TOP_BANNER&amp;block=storyline_menu_recirc&amp;action=click&amp;pgtype=LegacyCollection&amp;variant=show&amp;is_new=false">The New York Times.</a> Patterson would drive people to and from the grocery store for less than the cost of a cab, Clark said.</p><p>Transporting community members at a discounted rate helped Clark support his three children, according to the outlet.</p><p>Patterson was helping someone load groceries into a car when he was killed, his niece said. "He didn't even have a chance to run," Clark told The Times.</p><p>Patterson served as a deacon at his church and worked in a soup kitchen, <a href="https://buffalonews.com/news/local/heyward-patterson-remembered-as-a-good-man-who-helped-because-he-wanted-to/article_bb08c4e6-d482-11ec-b625-9f2081a24a4c.html#tracking-source=home-top-story">the Buffalo News</a> reported. </p><p>"He would give the shirt off his back," Patterson's former wife, Tirzah Patterson told the outlet. "That's who he is. He wouldn't hurt anybody. Whatever he had, he'd give it to you. You ask, he'll give it. If he don't got it, he'll make a way to get it or send you to the person that can give it to you. He's going to be missed a lot."</p><h2>Andre Mackneil, 53, of Auburn, New York</h2><p>Mackneil, of Auburn, New York, was visiting family in Buffalo, according to <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2022/05/15/buffalo-shooting-victims-identified/9786195002/">USA Today.</a></p><p>Clarissa Alston-McCutcheon, a cousin of Mackneil, told the outlet that he was in the store picking up a surprise birthday cake for his grandson when the shooting took place. </p><p>"He never came out with the cake," Alston-McCutcheon said, describing Mackneil as "just a loving and caring guy – loved family, was always there for his family."</p><h2>Geraldine Talley, 62, of Buffalo</h2><p>Talley was beloved by her close-knit family. Talley was one of nine siblings, as well as "an amazing sister, mother, aunt," her sister, Kaye Chapman-Johnson, <a href="https://abcnews.go.com/US/shoppers-regulars-retired-police-officer-victims-buffalo-shooting/story?id=84731033">told ABC News</a>.</p><p>"Our sister, we had so many plans together, so many plans, and everything has just been stripped away from us," Chapman-Johnson told the outlet.</p><p>A longtime executive assistant, Talley also loved to make cheesecake, her niece, Kesha Chapman, told <a href="https://people.com/crime/buffalo-mass-shooting-10-dead-tops-friendly-markets-victims/">People</a>.</p><p>"She was always smiling. She didn't like confrontation. She wanted everything to be easy and full of love," Chapman said.</p><h2>Margus Morrison, 52, of Buffalo</h2><p>Morrison was a father of three and also had a stepdaughter. Sandra Demps, his stepdaughter, told <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/15/us/buffalo-shooting-victims-what-we-know/index.html">CNN</a> that Morrison was a "hero" who helped care for her disabled mother.</p><p>Demps told the outlet that Morrison and her mother had weekly movie nights and he was at the store on Saturday to buy snacks for their next one. Demps said her stepdad was a music lover who also collected sneakers.</p><p>Morrison also worked as a school bus monitor, taking care of children with special needs on the bus.</p><p>"Kids loved him on the bus. He loved the kids," Demps said. "It's a very big loss to the community."</p>

The 10 victims of the Buffalo mass shooting include a retired police officer, a civil rights leader, and a mother who was shopping for strawberry shortcakes

<p><div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table float_right"><div><div class="image on-image"><p class="source"><span><a href="http://www.gettyimages.com/photos/james-gorman?family=editorial&amp;phrase=james%20gorman&amp;sort=best&amp;excludenudity=true#license">Neilson Barnard/Getty Images</a></span></p><p class="caption">Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman.</p></div><p></p></div></div>Morgan Stanley recently promoted 140 people to managing director, and now we have the full list of names.</p><p>This year's list is shorter than last year's, when <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/morgan-stanley-managing-directors-2016-1">156 people were named managing director</a><span>.</span></p><p>About 29% of the new MD intake is female, according to one person familiar with the matter, the highest percentage on record. In 2016, 21% of the new MDs were women.</p><p>Morgan Stanley last Tuesday <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/morgan-stanley-q4-2016-earnings-2017-1">reported fourth-quarter earnings</a> that beat expectations. </p><div title="Page 1"><ul><li>Aida Abou-Rahme</li><li>Irina Adler</li><li>Eric Alby</li><li>Jessica Alsford</li><li>Trevor Anderson</li><li>Kow Atta-Mensah</li><li>Geoffrey Boulter</li><li>James Bruno</li><li>Rick Bruno</li><li>Alex Brunton</li><li>John J. Burns Jr.</li><li>Arthur Carvalho</li><li>Amit Chahal</li><li>Brad Chandler</li><li>Tony Charles</li><li>Carrie Chen</li><li>Tao Chen</li><li>Sok-Theng Cheng</li><li>Andrew Kwanghi Cho</li><li>Kate Claassen</li><li>Richard Class</li><li>Katherine Clune</li><li>Lindsey B. Coleman</li><li>Maura Coolican</li><li>Paul d'Arcy</li><li>Aditya Damodaran</li><li>Catherine Davidson</li><li>Mary Claire Delaney</li><li>Maureen Devas</li><li>Vinay Dhanuka</li><li>Jie Ding</li><li>Gareth Dittmer</li><li>Mikko Einio</li><li>Oliver Farrant</li><li>Tara A. Favors</li><li>Duncan Foster</li><li>Matthew Franks</li><li>Al Furman</li><li>Manuel Garcia-Diez</li><li>Lin Geng</li><li>Tara Giannone</li><li>Kelvin Goh</li><li>Juan Gonzalez Pedrol</li><li>Jason Paul Greenberg</li><li>Lokesh Gupta</li><li>Goli Habbas</li><li>Jessica Hainey</li><li>Darren Hilder</li><li>Margot Hill Kirby</li><li>Josh Hooker</li><li>Jimmy Huang</li><li>Michael Hufton</li><li>Sheri Imperiali</li><li>Lincoln Isetta</li><li>Stella Jaeger</li><li>Ian Jelbert</li><li>Keisuke Jo</li><li>Harold Joanknecht</li><li>Rene Jocelyn</li><li>Gareth D. John</li><li>Kevin Jones</li><li>Robert Josevski</li><li>Matthew Kaitz</li><li>Amanda L. Kan</li><li>Jitania Kandhari</li><li>Jamie Kemp</li><li>Usman S. Khan</li><li>Amir Khandani</li><li>Pankaj Khandelwal</li><li>Brett K. Klein</li><li>Justin Kotzin</li><li>Sonney Lalwani</li><li>Nicolas Levi</li><li>Eileen Levy</li><li>Michael Maag</li><li>Anne Mackle</li><li>Ashley M. MacNeill</li><li>Lily Mahdavi</li><li>Michael Maii</li><li>Lisa B. Manganello</li><li>Espen Marthinussen</li><li>Yoshiro Matsuoka</li><li>Peter Mattson</li><li>Darren McCarley</li><li>Nirav Mehta</li><li>Kate Mozzicarelli</li><li>Kevin P. O'Connor</li><li>Rob O'Donoghue</li><li>Amy C. Oldenburg</li><li>Anchal Pachnanda Thakral</li><li>Robert C. Patterson</li><li>Tevfik Peker</li><li>Mina Pell Mitby</li><li>Dean A. Pinto</li><li>Stephen Pratola</li><li>Marika Pritchett-Casey</li><li>Emma Prophet</li><li>Frédéric Proust</li><li>James Prussak</li><li>Ned Quinn</li><li>Vimal Rajamanur</li><li>Karan Rekhi</li><li>David Lawrence Richards</li><li>Sandra L. Richards</li><li>Tyler J. Rindler</li><li>Ryan Robinson</li><li>Emiliano Román</li><li>David Rosen</li><li>David Rowland</li><li>Jay Rubenstein</li><li>Samantha Schoen</li><li>Leslie A. Scott</li><li>Amar Shah</li><li>Alison Sharpe</li><li>Adam Shaw</li><li>Satish Shikhare</li><li>Bhavin Shukla</li><li>Giuseppe Sica</li><li>Francis Smith</li><li>Gary Spreadbury</li><li>Steven M. Strasser</li><li>Hidehiko Suefuji</li><li>Hironori Sugimoto</li><li>Deyi Tan</li><li>Nicholas Tatlow</li><li>Christopher J. G.</li><li>Taylor Lian Thurlow</li><li>Thomas Thurner</li><li>Joseph Toledano</li><li>Jonathan Trup</li><li>William Tsang</li><li>Dennis Tsesarsky</li><li>Daisuke Tsuyuki</li><li>Dan Vanden Boom</li><li>Deepta Venkataraman</li><li>Brian Walker</li><li>Cliff Wall</li><li>Harry Woods</li><li>Andy Wu</li><li>Kristin Zimmerman </li></ul></div>    <div class="margin-top">        <h3>NOW WATCH: <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/harvard-economist-rogoff-optimistic-about-economy-under-president-trump-2017-1">Harvard economist Rogoff explains why he is so optimistic about the economy under President Trump</a></h3>        <div>            <div>        <div class="ooyala-video-player" data-video-autoplay="false" data-video-id="s0eGcyOTE6sSPhSvnpDjLRHCIFmUUvlc" data-player-variable="ooyalapopvideo" id="ooyalaplayer_popvideo" style="width:1280px;height:720px"></div>        </div>        </div>            </div>

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