Jenny Mccarthy Was The One I Thought

When In Doubt, I Go To The Phones A Lot Because It Adds A New Dimension And A New Energy. It Kind Of Takes Me Out Of The Equation If I Feel Like I Irritated Them Or They Aren't Into The Experience.

I Love The Term "everything Is Copy," Attributed To Nora Ephron, Which Was My Guiding Principle As I Wrote.

The One Guiding Principle Over My 23-year Career In Tv Has Been As Long As I'm Having Fun, I Really Don't Care What The Job Title Is.

I Either Wrote At The End Of The Night Or Sometimes In The Morning. Sometimes They Were Full Entries, Or Others I Just Wrote Notes About Things That Happened That Day Or Funny Thoughts I'd Had. If I Had A Truly Eventful Day, I'd Take The Time To Write It All Down In Great Detail. I Edited A Lot Of Content Out Once It Was All Finished - There Was Way Too Much, And I Didn't Want To Bore Anyone. I Like To Keep The Book [superficial: More Adventures From The Andy Cohen Diaries] Moving At A Fast Pace.

In All Seriousness, The First Book [the Andy Cohen Diaries: A Deep Look At A Shallow Year] Was Such A Love Letter To Wacha, That I Think People Will Be Interested And Surprised To See That I Had Some Challenges With Him In Year Two.