Hathaway, who won the 2013 Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her work in “Les Miserables,” also doesn’t post anything herself. She comes up with the pictures and accompanying captions which are handed off to a second person for safe keeping. That person holds on to them for one hour. During that time, Hathaway mulls over the details before giving the post final approval.

“That way I look at it with fresh eyes,” the mother of one said. “Because once it’s out there, it’s out there.”

A quick look at her feed shows that Hathaway is looking to speak to others not just praise herself. Her feed is littered with snapshots that speak to the times – a picture of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, a tribute post to Aretha Franklin and a post calling on white people in America to think critically about their privilege in the wake of Nia Wilson’s death.

The occasional selfie also makes its way onto the feed but they are few and far between.

“Having the ability to do something on my own terms has been good for me,” Hathaway said. “It has allowed me to calm down and communicate in a way that’s more clear.”

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