women television personalities

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women television personalities

I'll be seeing you

a novel
1993
Meghan Collins, a television news reporter, is covering a story in the emergency room of a large metropolitan hospital when a young woman is rushed in, victim of a stabbing. A chain of discovery begins that exposes the secret lives of the people closest to her.

Welcome to the world, Baby Girl

1999
Chronicles the rise of fictional Alabama girl Dena Nordstrom to the top of 1970s television newscasting in New York, amid heavy drinking, ulcer pain, dysfunction, therapy, and professional intrigue.

Diane Sawyer

2002
A biography of the television journalist who joined the staff of 60 Minutes as that show's first female correspondent and has also worked on programs like Good Morning America.

Spare ribs

women in the humor biz
1980
An examination of the experiences of women in comedy including Phyllis Diller, Gilda Radner, Rosie Shuster, Penny Marshall, Gail Parent and thirteen others.

Bossypants

2012
Presents a collection of humorous stories from the author's childhood up through her successful career as a television personality that revealed her talent for comedy. Offers her opinion about a variety of unusual topics such as her view of Princesses, the Electoral Process, and Italian Rum Cake. Includes photographs and scripts from her television sketches including the "Palin/Clinton Debate.".

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