Criminal Minds Star Jeanne Tripplehorn Shares Swimsuit Photo of “Summer”

1. Oatmeal and Peanut Butter

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Tripplehorn loves oatmeal and peanut butter, as revealed by her Big Love costar Ginnifer Goodwin. “Jeanne Tripplehorn taught me -- and this is the most amazing thing in the world -- make some instant oatmeal, and put a tiny spoonful of peanut butter and a tiny spoonful of jelly in it, and mush it all up,” she says. “It is like a mushy peanut butter--and-jelly. It's genius. And it's very satiating.”

2. Stunts on Set

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Tripplehorn is not afraid to get physical on set, and even performed stunts on Waterworld. "I don't even know if they would ever do this again,” she says. “Kevin Costner and I, there's a scene where we're underwater and he kisses me because I'm running out of air. We actually, the first time we filmed it, we were in the ocean — we were 20 feet under, we had all the safety guys right off camera."

3. Control Over Projects

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Tripplehorn loves having more control over her career these days. “I’m not saying that I don’t have to work now because obviously I still do, but I’m now able to be a little choosier in what I want – and what I want is, I don’t want to act because I have to, I want to act because of a particular director or a script that inspires me to play as an actor, and to get back to why I loved it in the first place,” she says. “Play is just more of a metaphor for freedom, I think. I just want to fly a little bit more than I have, because I’ve been a bit grounded… Especially now that the COVID curtain has lifted a little bit and we’re back to business, and also where I’m at age wise, there’s never been a better time.”

4. Inspired By Classic Cinema

Tripplehorn was inspired to become an actor after watching The Women with her grandmother. “I remember she told me going in, ‘Now, everybody in this movie is a woman. There’s not one man in this movie.’ And I thought that was just the most amazing thing,” she says. “At the very beginning, these two women are walking into the beauty salon and their dogs get into a fight. And I remember leaning over to [my grandmother] and asking, ‘Are the dogs both girls too?’”

5. The Terminal List

Tripplehorn made sure to keep things light on set while filming The Terminal List. “It was all light. I mean, it was all laughing,” she says. “Of course, like when you're really in the middle of a scene, and you want to keep it going or whatever, you can't break. But you get into a rhythm with people, and so you know what's appropriate and what's not. But I think everybody was sort of on the same page. You have to lighten it up. And we were talking about this earlier, I am notorious for breaking. I have to, for my sanity.”

1. Strength From Mom

Frye is inspired by her mother to follow her dreams. “My mom is a strong woman herself, a constant inspiration and a great motivator,” she says. “She gave my brothers and me the confidence to go after what we want in life. When my own confidence wavers, I call and ask her to tell me a few magic stories from our life. I call them ‘magic stories’ because they tend to be situations where fate has played a heavy hand. She’s a wonderful storyteller and they always lift my spirits and remind me that what is meant to be will be. I attribute my ability to go after what I want completely to my mom. I surround myself with like-minded people and they motivate me every day in their pursuit of their dreams. It’s never easy, but nothing worth having ever is.”

2. Healthy Habits

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Frye credits her beautiful complexion to healthy habits. “I hope I don’t sound like a broken record, but this is something else I attribute to my mom,” she says. “She’s a redhead as well and has wonderful skin. She told me as a young woman to never smoke, drink much, or spend a lot of time in the sun. I don’t smoke, drink much, or spend a lot of time in the sun, or if I am in the sun, I’m slathered in SPF 50+. I also eat plenty of vegetables, drink an inordinate amount of water, and go for long walks with my pup, Coco.”

3. Family Business

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Frye comes from a family of entertainers, which made it easier to gather the courage to tackle the entertainment industry. “I come from a family filled with storytellers,” she says. “My mom is one of the best, and my oldest brother is actually a playwright, theater director, and founder of the Catastrophic Theatre in Houston. But, I’ve always performed. I was a figure skater, too. In the back of my mind, I had always wanted to do this. The sensible part of my brain thought I needed to be a lawyer, so I went to school for business. Then I had a conversation with myself and my family and asked them what they thought. They agreed with me and told me that I only have one life, so I might as well try it. Thankfully, it’s worked out, and I knew if it didn’t, I could go back and still be fine. I love it, though. It’s really fun to inhabit another person.”

4. Outdoorsy Life

Frye loves her outdoor lifestyle in Austin, Texas. “Austin’s energy is palpable,” she says. “I love how Austin very much feels like Texas but also has a sprinkling of East Coast and West Coast mentality, with its trademark quirky undertone. I love a long run on Town Lake, taking my pup, Monty, to one of the many dog parks around town, and catching a movie at one of the Blue Starlite Drive-In locations. I really enjoy boating with friends who live on Lake Travis, and I loved boating to Ski Shores Cafe with friends, so I look forward to it reopening. A fun afternoon activity is checking out the sculpture garden at the Contemporary at Laguna Gloria or swimming at Barton Springs like my mom did when she was a little girl.”

5. Sunblock Year Round

Frye never skips skin protection, and keeps her skin moisturized—which she found easier in Hawaii . “I wear sunblock year round,” she says. “It’s the one product I can’t do without. Wintertime usually has me moisturizing a bit more to keep the dryness away… I LOVED living on Oahu. I must have been Hawaiian in a past life, because I take to Hawaii like a fish takes to water. It is what I imagine Heaven is like. I’d love to end up back there at some point.”

1. Skiing In Vail

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Moniz loves skiing in Vail, Colorado. “I went skiing & brought my bestie⛷️⛷️Thank you @paramountnetwork @paramountplus for an amazing weekend…such a GREAT group of people. I’m very grateful to be part of the family!” she captioned an Instagram post of herself posing with a friend on the slopes.

2. Strong Role Model

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Moniz is excited to represent strong women on screen. “From an actor's point of view, it's a thrill to be playing a powerful woman in a world of men and to be able to hold your ground, stand on your own, and then to be strong,” she says. “I don't think you see a lot of that on television. Hats off to Taylor because he has created a world with really strong women and even more so this season as we see a bunch of new faces. I mean, earlier it was Beth and Monica and myself, but there this year, there are several others.”

3. Soap Opera Roots

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Moniz is proud of her soap opera roots [Guiding Light] as it taught her a lot. “Being on a soap opera could be considered low on the totem pole and starting out, for me, it was just a great place to train and work every day,” she says. “I loved every minute of it. And I’ll tell you, I learned a lot… to be disciplined and when you have to turn out an episode a day, or whatever it was, it’s been a long time, we’re going back to the early nineties, but you had to turn out a lot. And, God bless the writers for those shows. The writing was always tricky. So what I learned was to really take some time with the writing that was not as strong as it is now, when you go into primetime TV and working with other writers.”

4. Learning New Language

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Moniz says auditioning for Yellowstone was very challenging. “It was like another language, like the way the laws are with the livestock commission and what was going on with the reservations,” she says. “My audition was not huge, but I just felt like I needed to really research what was going on. I did Google the region’s governors to get a sense…mostly I just looked up what it was, what goes on in that part of the country. It felt like I was so not versed in any of it and felt kind of ignorant about it. And I thought it was fictional. And then I started researching it and like, ‘Oh, no, wait a minute.’ There are stories [and] this is happening now, or this has happened in the past, with these stories of people…”

5. Love For Costner

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Moniz plays Senator Lynelle Perry on Yellowstone and loves working with Kevin Costner. “We definitely had a natural ease with each other out of the gate and it came across on screen it seems,” she says. “I think sometimes people have chemistry naturally and sometimes they don’t, and they have to fake it and it still works. It’s that intangible thing. Working with him has just been really easy and a pleasure and we find humor in our scenes together and playfulness and I think that helps with the dynamic too.”

Demi Moore, at 58, is as body confident as ever, posing in a swimsuit with her daughters in a new campaign for Andie swimwear. “LDW ready, with @andieswim,” she captioned the photo on Instagram, referring to the long weekend. How does the mom stay so fit while being so busy? Read on to see 5 ways Demi Moore stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bikini Photos!

1. She’s Happy to Be Where She Is

Demi's approach to life? "It's about embracing and no longer looking for what's wrong and really being in acceptance of everything. Gravity is going in directions that I'm not so fond of. I can look in the mirror occasionally and say 'you're lying, I don't look like that.' but the reality is the comfort I feel in my skin is the greatest gift. I wouldn't trade it. I'm just happy to be where I am," she told InStyle.

2. She Knows Things Change

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“Things do change,” Demi told W Magazine not too long ago. “The biggest difference, I think, is that I’m not in nearly as good shape physically as I have been before, and I have skin going in a direction that I would prefer it not go. There are things that just come with getting older. But I think my big mantra for this year is about acceptance. I was reading this book that was written around 1919, if I am remembering correctly, and it was very of its day. It was discussing all the ‘female’ concerns. There were some horrific suggestions on how to take care of yourself, including putting some kind of acid on your skin. But there was one thing I took away, because I think it’s true—the author said not to frown because at a certain point it will stick. And what speaks to me here is that I do believe that when we hold upset, anger, hurt, pain or bitterness, it ages us and we wear it. That isn’t to say we are always going to feel happy. But it’s important not to hold on to things.”

3. She Was Once a Workout Obsessive

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When getting ready for certain revealing scenes in movies, “I cut out carbs, I ran, and I biked, and I worked out on every machine imaginable. I didn’t feel like I could stop exercising,” she wrote in her book. “It was my job to fit into that unforgiving military uniform I’d be wearing in two months in A Few Good Men. Getting in shape for that movie launched the obsession with working out that would consume me over the next five years. I never dared let up.”

4. She’s Used the Mirror

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Now Demi is more likely to use the Mirror, the workout device that is an actual mirror on your wall, with built-in videos that play on it. "15 min at level 1 that’s doable … right? I am stalling!" Demi wrote once in a post. "This is going to be my next jam. Okay, here I go, wish me luck."

5. She Loves Andie Swimwear

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"Demi was an early investor," Andie's founder and CEO, Melanie Travis, told InStyle. "We've always talked about what would make sense to do together, and then back in December of 2020 — in anticipation of a successful vaccine rollout and then what would hopefully be a great summer of friends and family, being able to travel, and get together again, across the United States — we felt like this could be the perfect summer to do a campaign together."