This just in: The Top 3 Excellent Things about writing your book in a Japanese coffee shop are: 1. You don’t get distracted by other people’s conversations because you have no idea what the hell they’re saying. 2. You can leave all your stuff at the table to go to the bathroom because the Japanese don’t steal. 3. When you… Read More ▶
I interrupt taking pictures of myself on my balcony in Tokyo in the dark in my robe for this important announcement: My book, Don’t Sleep With Your Drummer, was on Chelsea Lately last week. Soon-to-be-gigantic-movie-star, Malin Akerman, mentioned it whilst being interviewed about her upcoming movie, Rock of Ages. She’s also the one who put me in Oprah Magazine. Malin… Read More ▶
So, after the extremely satisfying task of express mailing my signed contract for Book #3 off to my agent in NY… …I’m on my way back from the supermarket, winding my way down a cute little shoppy street and accidentally hobble right into The Monkey Forest (didn’t realize where I was) with a bagful of bananas. Doh! A blurry minute… Read More ▶
I almost didn’t come to Bali. In my opinion, Bali is for amateurs. Everyone who has a yoga mat and a passport and a mid life crisis has been to Bali. Plus, if I hear one more person utter the words Eat, Pray, or Love in reference to my life I’m going to start screaming and never stop. I’m so… Read More ▶
Less than a week ago (really??!) I landed in the home of my dear pal, Nancy Irvine, in Auckland, New Zealand. Nancy and I worked together at CBS Records/Sony Music in NYC back in the days when we could stay awake past 11pm and order enough sushi on the corporate credit card to sink a record company. We took a… Read More ▶
In 2002 I published my very first book: Today I’m inspired to talk about my dear old book because this week, in 2012, it appears in Oprah Magazine. Page 131 to be exact. Look closely and you can see my mother holding it up. I’m the blur on the bottom left. As I mentioned in my recent TEDx Talk, one… Read More ▶
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