Do you have work lined up?

No. I'm going to wait and see what I feel capable of doing. When Ramona was a month old, I never would have done this. It just sort of emerges, what feels comfortable.

You seem to have a pretty low-key life in New York. Has that changed with all your recent roles or are you left alone for the most part?

I used to be left alone, but with my pregnancy it changed, with something about the climate of the world and all the tabloid magazines it's changed, and also with Ramona being born it changed.

And I have to say, I was horrified by the way the paparazzi dealt with us when she was born. When I was in transition labor going to the hospital, there were 30 photographers outside of our house.

We had a reporter buzz our buzzer over and over again for an hour when she was 5 days old. They called the fire department, twice, to try to get us out of our building. It's just outrageous. And the truth is, I don't care at all if they take pictures of me anymore, but I do not want them to come in droves and photograph my daughter.

There are so many things going on in the world that are so much worse, and I'm so lucky in so many ways, so I don't want to complain too much about it. It's just that I don't think most people know what goes into getting those pictures that are in those magazines.