Even When The [ronald] Reagan Revolution Happened,

I Go For My Completely Routine Mammogram And Then I Get A Call From My Gynecologist. And She Says, 'well, I Have Some - It's Not Such Great News, But Here It Is, But It's Very Small And We're Just Going To Get In There And Take It Right Out, Right Away, And Then You'll Probably Have Radiation.'

[my Mother] Worked In The Seagram's Building; It's Kind Of An Iconic '60s Skyscraper On A Floor So High That Your Ears Popped. And All The Women - The Whole Thing Was So Very Mad Men, Very Glamorous.

What I Do For Exercise Sort Of Depends On What's Happening In The Rest Of My Life.

My Mother Worked On A Whole Bunch Of Those; She Worked On What's My Line?, I've Got A Secret, Play Your Hunch... In My Memory, She Worked On To Tell The Truth. So It Was Her Job To Brief The Imposters.

I Used To Just Take Every Job That Seemed Relatively Appealing. But Now I Take A Job And It's In The Trades The Next Day - It Feels Like People Are Watching And Waiting To See What You Do, And When You Do Take A Job, Attention Is Noted.