Browsing: Comedians

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Born Standing Up

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From beloved icon and New York Times bestselling author Steve Martin comes a heartfelt tribute to his time as a young performer in stand-up — years which set in motion a brilliant comedy and writing career spanning more than four decades.

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Still Foolin’ ‘Em

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Billy Crystal reflects on his life and career while taking a “laugh-out-loud” look (Entertainment Weekly) at getting older in this New York Times bestseller! “A funny and genuinely moving chronicle of his life inside and outside Hollywood” (Publishers Weekly).

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Unsinkable

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A New York Times bestselling memoir from a legendary entertainer of Hollywood’s Golden Age: Debbie Reynolds recounts how she found strength and hope amid the beauty and heartbreak of life in the spotlight. A “lively” read (People) from “a grand dame of show business” (NPR).

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Lady Blue Eyes: My Life with Frank

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In this deeply personal New York Times bestseller, Frank Sinatra’s late wife takes readers behind the scenes of her life and romance with the legendary singer. “An insider glimpse into a bygone era” (Booklist).

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Jeannie Out of the Bottle

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TV’s most beloved genie tells her unforgettable life story! This heartwarming New York Times bestseller takes you behind the scenes of I Dream of Jeannie, revealing the triumphs and tragedies that shaped a Hollywood icon’s rise to stardom.

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I’d Like to Apologize to Every Teacher I Ever Had

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A New York Times bestseller: Tony Danza, former star of Taxi and Who’s the Boss?, reflects on the year he spent as an English teacher at Philadelphia’s largest high school. “A witty, self-deprecating, and charming account… Brutally and beautifully real” (New York Times bestselling author Erin Gruwell).

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Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?

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A New York Times bestseller with over 110,000 five-star Goodreads ratings: Celebrated actress Mindy Kaling delivers a candid, hilarious glimpse into everything from her New England childhood to the ups and downs of fame. “Very funny” (The Boston Globe).