Artists Need To Express.

I Loved Jay Thomas As Eddie Lebec. But There Was A Point Where They [thought] Maybe We Would Live Together, And I Didn't Like The Idea Of Carla Being With Somebody Because That Would Make You Feel Like [you're] Not Part Of The People In The Bar.

When You're A Dancer Who Is Injured, You Are At The Bottom Of The Food Chain. We Are So Replaceable.

In New York I Was Always Offered The Hot, Sexy Roles. But In L.a. I Was Offered The Plain, Dowdy Roles. It Says A Lot About The Difference Between The Coasts

When I Was Born, They Put Casts On My Legs 'cause I Had Some Kind Of Dysplasia Or Something. My Legs Were All Messed Up.

It's A Blessing As An Artist To Express Myself - Whether That Be Via Dance, Via Song Or Via Speech - In So Many Different Ways.