What they have in common is that they both wrote books: Katie’s wrote the aptly titled Going There and Sharon wrote The Beauty of Living Twice. The simple reason for Katie’s book being vastly superior to Sharon’s is the fact that Katie was not afraid to NAME NAMES. Sharon spent a lot of pages writing about her life-changing massive stroke and her charity efforts. Katie documented her entire career and all the people she ran into. Sharon didn’t even name names of high school frenemies, much less coworkers or unpleasant bosses. Why she protected the men who made her career difficult is unthinkable. Sharon also failed to mention her fling with Basic Instinct costar Michael Douglas, which we documented at Star magazine (our source was an eye-witness hotel worker.) Katie’s book is full of wisecracks and her own experiences with famous names. We loved it.
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Katie Couric is a hateful bitch. Her book is good for nothing but lining a birdcage.
Have you read it? It’s quite entertaining!
Afraid we have to agree with the first comment on this one. We were so turned off by Couric’s interview on Fresh Air, that we wouldn’t waste time reading her memoir. Yuck. 🙁
Remember when South Park immortalized her back when she was still employed? Viewers learned that excrement was measured in ‘courics’ and ‘katiecourics’! They sure had her number! 😀