I'm a sexual person. A lot of different people turn me on and have over the years, and I've always wanted to make it very clear that this was not coming from some sort of antimale point of view.

I was looking for something within Judaism that had a spiritual nature and not just a religious nature. So my trainer at the time was the one who took me to the Kabbalah center on my 40th birthday. I was like, "Oh, this is so cool." I was just ready for it. I was ready for something different.

When you're collaborating with somebody who's got a lot of stuff they haven't worked out yet, you're working out their vision as well.

Lots of people think that bisexual means cowardly lesbian.

The most important, overriding arc of my career has been that I would never be self-deprecating.

I've always gotten myself overly involved in supporting other women who've not always been as supportive in return.

When you're watching the news, how many days in a row can you watch that and feel good about yourself and the world?