Sometimes The Name Is Funnier Than The

When I Was A 21-year-old Intern At Cbs, I Was Told I Had Crossed Eyes And Shouldn't Try To Be On Air. That's When I Decided I Was Going To Be Behind The Scenes.

I Am So Proud Of 'top Chef' - I Think It's Got Great Cred.

I Learned A Great Deal About Myself, And It Forced Me To Be Introspective In A Way That I'm Not Typically, But "reporting" On My Own Life Became Emotionally Exhausting.

I Hope People Will Find The Book [superficial: More Adventures From The Andy Cohen Diaries] A Whole Lot More Than Hollow.

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.