I Hosted Soul Train But I Listen

It's Okay To Put Your Heart On Your Sleeve. Okay To Have That Softer Side - The Softer Side In The Sense Of Being Able To Listen, To Deal With Fear, To Not Always Be So Dominant.

I Say I’m Not Shy, But… Acting Is A Very Vulnerable Experience, And You’ve Got To Be Really Confident To Put Yourself Out There To Be Judged.

I'm Not A Machine. I Get Really Motivated, Then I Fall Off The Wagon And Want To Eat Chinese Food And Sit On My Couch And Gain Five Or 10 Pounds!

Television Is In A Different Time Because Of Reality Television, So It's Not As Exciting.

It Was Truly A Lesson In Don't Take Something At Face Value. You Know, So Many Of Us Do In Life. Whether It's Because Of How Somebody Looks Or Because Of What They're Wearing Or What Have You, You Kind Of Assess A Person In The First Five Minutes Before They Even Speak.