Being An Actress Doesn't Make

I'm The Kind Of Person Who Buys A New Thing, Wears It So Much And Then Is Totally Sick Of It.

Doing 'all Good Things' Really Felt Like I Was Acting For Myself Rather Than Anyone Else. It Gave Me A Freedom I'd Never Had Before, Or Knew I Had, To Do Whatever I Want To, And To Argue My Opinions And Not Just Feel Like The Cute Girl On Set Or The Girl In A Boy's Club. I Figured Out How I Could Be Both. And It's Been Different Ever Since.

I Started When I Was Three Years Old, Doing Commercials And Modeling In New York, I Liked It So Much That I Kept Doing It.

I Was A Very Extrovert Kid. It Felt Normal To Me To Act. I Always Went To Regular Schools. I've Never Been Catty Or A Prima Donna, So I Never Had Problems. I Always Had My Seat At The Cafeteria When I Came Back From Acting.

A Singer Is Someone Who Puts Out An Album. That's A Very Generous Description.