I'm A New Yorker; I've Paid My

Fame Has Become This Obsession For People, Which Kind Of Creeps Me Out.

I See The Human In Everyone And Everything. No One Is More Important Than Anyone Else; I Still Hang Out With My High School Friends.

I Was Pretty Lucky, I Went To A Really Great School. I Went To A Steiner School, Which Is Very Small And Nurturing And Creative, So I Felt Like I Was In An Environment Where I Could Mature. There Was Less Of The Clique-y Stuff, Which Can Really Make High School A Living Hell For A Lot Of People, Going On, So I Was Very Similar Then To Who I Am Now. I'm Still A Dork.

I'm Happy To Just Sit In A Cafe And Watch People. It's My Favorite Thing To Do, For Sure.

I'm Lucky Having Parents That Have Been In Show Business For A While And They Don't Care About The Shiny Stuff So Much. They Raised Me In That Way - To Stay Grounded, Not To Chase The Shiny Pretty Things. I Stay In The Moment, Because When You Do That The Hype Goes Away.