PAULINE CHALAMET

😴Nodpod sleep mask ,😌🥤 Calm Magnesium UNFLAVORED,🧅 Cutting an onion in two and putting it under your bed when you start to feel sick, and more.

Pauline Chalamet is a “Paris but sometimes LA and also New York”-based actress and film producer, known for roles in films like The King of Staten Island and HBO’s The Sex Lives of College Girls (the latter of which has a third season airing now). Pauline is also the co-founder of the production company Gummy Films alongside Rachel Walden and Luca Balser, you can check out their projects here, including the Cannes-festival debuting film Lemon Tree, and Nepotism, Baby! (starring former Perfectly Imperfect guest Betsey Brown). Pauline also tells us she’s producing and acting in an upcoming short film for the fashion brand PATOU. Lucky for us, she’s here to tell us what she’s been into.

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Eggs, Butter, and Water do not belong in the fridge

I don’t understand why we refrigerate eggs. The internet says it’s because they last longer. But if you’re a big egg eater like me, you are definitely going to eat your eggs before they go bad. I like the way cracking a room temperature egg feels more than a fridge one. Also I believe that boiling an egg for 6 minutes is the perfect about of time (water is already boiling when you put egg in). I’m not sure if it would still be 6 minutes if the egg was coming from the fridge. Keeping butter out in a tray is better than keeping it all cold in the fridge. It’s easier to spread on toast and is generally nicer to look at. Water should always be room temperature. Not cold. It hurts my teeth and makes my insides chilly just thinking about cold water. And no ice. Ever.

@pauline-chalamet

Jan 10, 2025

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Zami: A New Spelling of My Name

Audre Lorde’s autobiography (actually, she labels it a biomythography) has been my favorite read of the year so far. My best friend, Zoe, recommended it to me on vacation this summer. It is mesmerizing to read about Audre, who is wise beyond her years, coming of age in New York City during the 1930s and 40s.I also highly recommend reading the same books as your friends and exchanging after. It’s like rediscovering the book through someone else’s eyes.

@pauline-chalamet

Jan 10, 2025

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Cutting an onion in two and putting it under your bed when you start to feel sick.

It really works. Yes, your room will smell like onion. But you’ll hopefully stave off that cold. (Best to use a new onion every night or reslice the original onion. Basically you want there to be onion juice evaporating into the air)

@pauline-chalamet

Jan 10, 2025

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Calm Magnesium UNFLAVORED

It took a realllllllly long time for me to get on board with magnesium. I thought it was overrated. (Generally I don’t understand supplements. I’m more of a eat-the-foods-that have-the-vitamins-and-minerals-you-need type of girl.) But this magnesium is IT. First of all, you mix it with water and it fizzes which is really satisfying. Secondly, it tastes great. Like bitter, slightly stale seltzer? In a good way, I promise. Some people like to add tart cherry juice to the mixture because apparently tart cherry juice is a good source of melatonin? But not me. I like it AU NATUREL.

@pauline-chalamet

Jan 10, 2025

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Original Cast Album: Company (1970)

I regularly go back to Original Cast Album: Company. It’s a treat to get to see Stephen Sondheim in his element, hotboxing the recording studio with cigarettes. And Elaine Stritch.. what an incredible force. I FEEL FOR HER! She just wants to get it right. And then sometimes I’ll double feature with this documentary. John Mulaney is a hilarious Sondheim.

@pauline-chalamet

Jan 10, 2025

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Mariela Bilitsa @mariela.bilitsa

A friend turned me on to this Greek painter and I love her. I feel like there’s always movement in her work, even when the women seem to just be sitting. I constantly want to pull a Mary Poppins and enter her worlds.

@pauline-chalamet

Jan 10, 2025

PAULINE CHALAMET

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