Celebrity Interview: Anne Hathaway's Growing Pains

Some girls have all the luck. The morning after the New York City premiere of Anne Hathaway's new movie, The Devil Wears Prada, Anne sits curled up on the couch of her hotel room, looking anything but exhausted. Even though her dark brown hair hangs unstyled past her shoulders and her porcelain skin appears untouched by cosmetics, the 23-year-old looks gorgeous in a flowing black sundress with pink and green flowers.

The rest of us would probably be nursing champagne-induced hangovers and dabbing concealer under our eyes, but Anne's secret is that three weeks earlier she gave up the casual amount she used to drink. Not for any particular reason, she says, it's just something she has wanted to do — a seemingly mature decision for a girl whose cohorts make clubbing seem like a full-time job.

But her choice not to drink seems right in step with where she says she is in her life. In many ways, she seems exactly like any other 20-something struggling to make the transition into adulthood, trying to define who she is and where she stands.