I Don't Have A Chance [on Being

I Embrace The Messiness Of Life. I Find It So Beautiful Actually.

I Was Hiding Out From The Celebrity Thing, I Was Smoking Way Too Much Dope, I Was Sitting On The Couch, And Just Turning Into A Doughnut, And I Really Got Irritated With Myself.

When I First Moved To L.a., I Discovered Roy London. I Didn't Know Anything About The Arts, The Profession; I Had No Technique, I Knew Nothing, I'm Fresh From Missouri. I Sat In On A Few Classes, And They Just Felt A Little Guru-ish And Just Didn't Feel Right To Me. Until I Met Roy.

I've Been In These Tabloids For 14 Years Now, And At Some Point You Just Become A Zen Master Of It All

When I Got Untethered From The Comfort Of Religion, It Wasn't A Loss Of Faith For Me, It Was A Discovery Of Self. I Had Faith That I'm Capable Enough To Handle Any Situation. There's Peace In Understanding That I Have Only One Life, Here And Now, And [that] I'm Responsible.