Monica Lewinsky

Yep, getting on a plane.

So I'd say really trying to claim some joy for myself.

And there's wonderful reclaiming in getting back into the cosmetic world right now.

I mean, to be able to reclaim a moment in time that was a long time ago and to be able to bring that back and sort of the full circle kind of magic moment, I'm in with all of that.

is pretty extraordinary.

Next is JoJo, actors Andrew Rannells and Lili Reinhart, and activist Tarana Burke.

So the process of me

reclaiming my voice from a legal perspective was that I wasn't going to sign the same type of contract that I signed before.

A big part of me finding my voice was starting Clover Music, which is my record label, which is where I started to release things over the last few years.

And whether that's in conjunction with a distribution company or completely on my own, I've done different types of deals with that.

And I learned a lot about ownership through not having it.

And the different streams of income that an artist can have, you know, from master recording and then publishing and mechanical royalties and licensing deals.

And that's just from a record.

And then there's all different ways that an artist can make money.

But starting so young and not having any background or experience from it and then

feeling, by the time I like kind of woke up to everything, I also felt embarrassed that I didn't know.

So then I didn't want to ask questions.

And so I'm still learning so much.

And it's like trial by fire.

So the process of me reclaiming my voice is still, I'm still having an everyday new relationship with my voice and trying to get back to when it was fun and play.