The Life And Humor Of Rosie O'Donnell explores how and why she's changed the face of daytime television with her unique brand of kinder, gentler entertainment. Instead of confrontation and sensationalism, she offers guest-friendly, audience-pleasing appeal. Instead of snide comedy, she shares her own enthusiasms with immensely warm and engaging humor. From singing TV theme songs to celebrating her devotion to Tom Cruise to devising a clever revenge against Scope mouthwash (who named her one of America's least kissable people), she's a delightfully different kind of star, one whose irresistible love of show business shines through every day and lights up countless lives.
Gloria Goodman is a New Yorker and a longtime fan of Rosie O'Donnell.
Bill Adler is the editor of four New York Times bestselling books, including The Kennedy Wit, and is also the president of Bill Adler Books, Inc., a New York literary agency whose clients have included Mike Wallace, Dan Rather, President George W. Bush, Bob Dole, Larry King, and Nancy Reagan.