LOS ANGELES – Courtney Love is writing a tell-all autobiography.
The Hole singer and widow of late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain hopes to "set the record straight" in the book, which is expected to cover her life as an aspiring musician, her marriage and drug problems, her attempted Hollywood career fortune of the Nirvana estate she claims to have been defrauded out of.
NEW YORK – Actor and former teen king Andrew McCarthy would rather talk about settling down.
NEW YORK – Jennifer Hudson is working on a memoir, mostly about food.
The Academy Award-winning actress and singer has a deal with Dutton for a memoir about her struggles with weight and how she dropped 80 pounds.
NEW YORK – The Kardashians are working on a novel, and you may get to name it.
NEW YORK – Welcome the latest rock star to the memoir club: Greg Allman.
A founding member of the Allman Brothers Band, Allman has a book deal with William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers. Morrow announced Thursday that the "unflinching" memoir, currently untitled, would come out in the spring of 2012.
NEW YORK – Sarah Ferguson has more royal secrets to share.
Atria Books announced Wednesday that "Finding Sarah: A Duchess's Journey to Find Herself" will come out June 28.
NEW YORK – Bernard Madoff's daughter-in-law has a deal for an "intimate and heartbreaking" memoir.
Blue Rider Press, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA) announced Thursday that Stephanie Madoff-Mack will have a book coming out in December. The memoir, currently untitled, will go "behind closed doors" as Madoff confesses to his family in December 2008 about his multibillion dollar Ponzi scheme.
NEW YORK – Pete Townshend has more to say about his generation.
NEW YORK – After a career of telling all, Ricki Lake is ready to write her story down.
NEW YORK – A few Betty White turn-ons:
She likes a cocktail before dinner and a weekly poker night. She has a taste for french fries and hot-dogs, and a jones for crossword puzzles. And, in service to her passion as a writer, reams of lined notebook paper really get her going.
NEW YORK – Dick Van Dyke looks back and marvels.
The way he sizes up his 85-and-counting years is summarized by the title of his new memoir, "My Lucky Life in and out of Show Business": dumb luck.
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