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I'm Not Easily Offended. I Have A Pretty High Tolerance For Raunchiness Or Shock Value, So I'm The Wrong Person To Use As A Gauge.

In 2002 Mom And I Got A Chance To Act Together In A Play Called 'pitching To The Star,' With Her Brother, Robert Lipton. The Three Of Us On The Same Stage - That Was Such A Special Experience For Me.

I Was Like, 'oh, My God, Girls Are So Pretty And Soft. No Stubble Burn! What Am I Doing With Guys?' [i] Haven't Dipped Back Since, But I Was Very Appreciative Of The Experience.

I Took A Groundlings Class In My 20s, And I Was Terrible. They Didn't Even Pass Me To The Next Level.

I Think I'm A Natural Appreciator Of Comedy. I Was Definitely Not The Girl In Junior High That All The Guys Wanted To Date. They Wanted To Date My Friends - Which Was Great, Because I Had To Be Funny.