I'm Your Biggest Fan

**The Executive Editor of *People Magazine* provides a "rollicking, ****anecdote-filled, star-studded recap of her career sprinkled with celebrities, red carpets, photo shoots" (Parade.com)--and also hilariously awkward run-ins--reflecting on the nature of celebrity, and what it says about our culture.**

As a journalist and editor, Kate Coyne has had her fair share of celebrity run-ins. From her time with the *NY Post's* Page Six, where A-listers avoided her like the plague, then to *Good Housekeeping*, where celebrities grudgingly appeared on the cover, and finally to* People* magazine, where everyone (well, almost everyone), would kill to be featured, Kate has seen and heard it all. While she never thought her Oxford training would lead her to become a celebrity journalist, she's doing what she loves--talking to people of the moment and their huge influence on popular culture.

Her stories are funny, breezy, and self-deprecating. They feature Robert Downey Jr., who makes a thirteen year old Kate's heart melt; Michael Douglas who warned her about a life of gossip mongering; Tom Cruise, who will surprise you; Tom Hanks and yes, he is as wonderful as you think; Wynonna Judd and chocolate cola cake; accidentally stalking Mariska Hargitay; and other great stories with cringe-worthy moments.

A vivid writer, with stories of people we are all obsessed about, Kate Coyne takes readers on an "honest, funny, and insider-y" (*Good Housekeeping*) tour of celebrityland.