>And so begins a gauntlet of events, performances, appointments and parties. I’m trying not to think of the whole week, otherwise I would get overwhelmed. So, taking it one day at a time, I will focus on today: — Blow out at the salon,— Photo shoot,— Finalize press itinerary for Maria Bamford,— Tex in the … More >Busiest Week Ever
>Living in Queens near Kaufman Astoria and Silvercup Studios means shooting sometimes goes on in streets or area businesses. Two weeks back, I had to snake my way through a film crew that was setting up shop outside a few businesses which I frequent on a near daily basis. Ugly Betty & 30 Rock are … More >30 Rock on Location
Publisher’s Weekly Originally uploaded by kambricrews My pal Rachel slipped me the actual issue of Publisher’s Weekly that reported my book sale. Reading it made me squeal like a teen. Seeing it online was cool, but in print? Priceless.
>This interview with Christian was filmed at Comix in our coat room. Um, wtf? Anyway, the YouTube commentary Christian gives accompanied by clips is pretty well done. Enjoy: —Kambri
>There are plenty of shows to choose from since next week is a busy one for me on stage. I’ll be performing twice on Wednesday (the first time I’ve been booked on two shows in one night), on Danny Leary’s show on Thursday, The Family Hour and SpeakEasy Stories. I’ve updated my calendar page (see … More >Come See Me Read
>October 7th: September 30th: September 23rd: September 16th:
>You missed a fun party last Friday! See:
>”In a third deal, Chris Park held an auction for another memoir, this one by Kambri Crews and titled Love, Daddy; Bruce Tracy at Villard won North American rights.” If Publisher’s Weekly said it, then I guess it’s real and I can stop pinching myself. —Kambri
>Today is officially day one of my writing career. I had lunch with my editor (HEE! WOO!) on Tuesday after which he followed up with feedback on chapter one. His notes in hand, I’m off to a cafe to start writing my memoir. It’s not as exciting as the first day of school — I … More >Day One
I was 23 years old when my divorce from the sailor was finalized. After six years masquerading as a Midwestern housewife, I was free to be Me. Trouble was, the definition of “Me” had yet to be determined. I decided this huge upheaval of my life would not be for naught. I would reclaim my … More Requisite Bucket List Post
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