Fried Oreos. What Were We

I'm Never Going To Be A Woman Who Doesn't Work. At 12 I Was Emancipated From My Parents So I Could Sign My First Record Deal. I Think I Was Born Working!

I'm Really Clumsy, So I Trip And Fall A Lot. And Every Time I Perform In New York My Pants Split Onstage. That's Happened Four Or Five Times. Every Time, I Pull On My Mom's Jeans As Fast As I Can, So There We Are, Standing Backstage Without Our Pants On. It's Like A Curse.

I Never Want To Hurt Anyone's Feelings, So I Used To Let People Walk All Over Me. But Now, Especially In My Career, I'm Definitely More Confident In My Ideas.

I'm Probably Going To Deliver My Baby In These [4-inch Ysl Heels] ... I Went To The Doctor Yesterday And He Said, 'you're Gonna Need To Get Out Of Those Heels!'

It Was Like A Death In The Family: You Go Through The Mourning Stage, Then The Rebellion, And Then All Of A Sudden You Have To Find Life By Yourself. . . . I Loved Everything About Marriage. I Loved Having A Companion To Wake Up With And Have Barbecues With. But Things Happen And People Grow Apart. I Don't Really Ever Talk About The Divorce Because It Was A Heart-wrenching Thing To Go Through.