As the offspring of one of the music industry's most legendary performers, Lily Collins has a deep love of music — but she doesn't listen to what you'd think. Nor is her downtime a series of lavish parties and awards shows (think: the Golden Globes or Met Gala). Basically, she's having none of that rock star lifestyle, opting instead, for something a little more low key.
In an interview with Byrdie, the actress revealed that she loves to bake — particularly quinoa chocolate chip cookies, a gluten-free recipe she swears is "so good." For her, it's a "therapeutic experience," and rather than pop on some of her dad's old jams, Collins unwinds to movie scores, which help her double down on the calm.
"I know that sounds weird, but during the holidays, I will literally put on the Love Actually movie score, because some of those Hans Zimmer orchestral pieces are so amazing, and I love that movie so much. With the orchestral stuff, it doesn't have any words, you're just focusing on how the music makes you feel," she said, adding, "You're not being told how to feel, you're just living in the moment. I've found that to be extra therapeutic."
Honestly, we've never even considered that you can listen to movie scores outside of watching the film until this very moment.
