Diane Keaton’s Memoirs Show She Had That Special Something
[ad_1] “I’ve always had trouble putting words together,” Diane Keaton writes in her 2011 memoir, Then Again. “In a way, I became famous for…
[ad_1] “I’ve always had trouble putting words together,” Diane Keaton writes in her 2011 memoir, Then Again. “In a way, I became famous for…
[ad_1] “I live by my gut, so to speak,” Dolly Parton writes in her new memoir, Star of the Show: My Life on Stage.…
[ad_1] “Remember,” Anjelica Huston’s father, John, used to tell her, “You can always put your hands in your pockets and walk away.” Huston never…
[ad_1] “I was once asked in an interview: ‘How would you sum up your life in one line?’” Michael Caine writes in his 1992…
[ad_1] “I’ve seen everything from a child, coming up,” Louis Armstrong once said. “Nothing I ain’t never seen before.” He wasn’t kidding. In his…
[ad_1] “I believe that I am better emotionally equipped to handle a performance than an intimate business meeting or a one-on-one encounter,” the legendary…
[ad_1] “Even to this day when my mother and I refer to the tragedy in conversation, we euphemize it as ‘the paragraph,’ because no…
[ad_1] “If I hadn’t been an actor, I’ve often thought I’d have become a con man and wound up in jail.” So writes the…