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As for what Marlee Matlin has been doing since winning the Oscar game (that is, Best Supporting Actress) in 1987, the answer is acting (primarily now on TV, via IMDb), as well as producing (as seen with Feeling Through), and raising a family with her husband of nearly 30 years, Kevin. In the fall of 1993, Matlin married Kevin Grandalski, a police officer in Los Angeles. Ukraines Jewish President warns, this might be the last time you see me alive,, AJC study shows antisemitism continues to grow in France, A Kaddish For Bernie Madoffs journey from stage to screen, The Haggadah Collective weaves tradition with uniquely modern elements by Ilene Schneider, Parkland Rabbi speaks five years after shooting By Sergio Carmona, Shaarie Torah- Music Across Time: Evening Concert, Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon and Columbia crew-20 years on, A year later, Texas synagogue hostages cope, carry on By BOBBY ROSS Jr. (AP). "It was fun to bring the humor out,"Matlin says. Through Deaf Eyes - Prominent Figures in Deaf History | WETA Matlin was born in Morton Grove, Illinois. She later had recurring roles in The West Wing, and Blue's Clues. President Clinton appointed her as the member of the Corporation for National Service in the year 1994, where she played the role of the chairperson of the National Volunteer Week. "It really brings out the best in the viewer, maybe not even realizing it.". She later wrote and published a sequel titled Nobody's Perfect, produced on stage at the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts in partnership with VSA Arts in October 2007. I give them money through Venmo. High schoolerRuby is often ashamed ofher highly amorous deafparents who loudly make lovethinking no one is home and Jackie'swild outfits. Though the years surrounding her Children success were complicated, Matlin remembers her first night at the Oscars as a special one. Away from acting, Matlin is an accomplished author as well. What the Bleep!? I was devastated. Growing up with undiagnosed dyslexia, Winkler struggled to read, and was told by teachers he would never amount to anything. I wanted to play a judge, she says. Marlee spoke with Jewish Life Magazines in advance of her address at this months Jewish National Fund National Conference; Portland and Pacific Northwest JNF leaders hope to take a large contingent to this years conference.