I'm A Wild Lady. Not.

I Used To Want To Be Tall, And Then I Thought, 'if I Were Tall, Then People Would Say I Was Pretty And Not Cute.' And Then I Realized That There Are Worse Things Than Being Called Cute.

I Had To Cut A Lot Of Things I Wanted To Keep [in The Art Of Elegance]. I'm Going To Have To Do A Part Two For Sure.

I'm A Very Controversial Figure In The Christian World. I Don't Believe If You're Gay Or You Have A Drink Or You Dance, You're Going To Hell. I Don't Think That's The Kind Of God We Have. The Pat Robertsons And Jerry Falwells Of The World Are Scary. I Want To Be A Christian Like Christ - Loving And Accepting Of Other People.

Broadway Is Such A Diverse Community. Everybody Knows How I Believe, And Everyone Believes, And It's Not A Big Deal. But In Hollywood, If You Talk About Politics - Especially If You're A Republican - Or Spirituality, It's Just Not Something People Want To Hear About.

As Far As What Made It On There [the Art Of Elegance Record], It Was Tough. It's Probably One Or Two Songs Too Long, But I Just Couldn't (cut Any More). That's What I Ended Up With. I'm Really Proud Of It.