You Can Never Stop Discovering Music.

In My Twenties I Would Be Skeptical Of A Bad Haircut, But Once You Turn Thirty It's More About Whether He A Nice Person And Does He Open The Door For Me. Once You Turn Thirty-five, It's More About Would He Make A Good Father. And Even If You're Just Liking Somebody And Digging On Someone, I Think You Can't Help But Think In Those Terms.

Just Because A Situation Is Grim Doesn't Mean You Don't Have Every Right To Smile.

I Think Anybody Who Has Had A Long Relationship And Has Had A Really Hard Time Letting Go, Wants To Feel Like It's Not All For Naught, And It's Meaningful, Because It Makes You Who You Are.

In 2002 Mom And I Got A Chance To Act Together In A Play Called 'pitching To The Star,' With Her Brother, Robert Lipton. The Three Of Us On The Same Stage - That Was Such A Special Experience For Me.

In Elementary And High School, I Never Considered Acting As A Profession.