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Wendy's Got the Heat is a 2003 autobiography by American broadcaster and media personality Wendy Williams, co-written with journalist Karen Hunter . Plot summary. Background. I always knew I wanted to write a book, and I thought it would be a tell-all gossip book.
1. Jan. 2003 · Wendy's Got the Heat is her story -- about growing up in a predominately white suburb, recovering from drug addiction, struggling to launch a successful career in one of the most male-dominated media industries -- and it's by turns painful, hilarious, triumphant, and totally true.
24. Juni 2008 · Wendy's Got the Heat is her story—about growing up in a predominately white suburb, recovering from drug addiction, struggling to launch a successful career in one of the most male-dominated media industries—and it's by turns painful, hilarious, triumphant, and totally true. Print length. 284 pages.
- Wendy Williams, Karen Hunter
3. Aug. 2004 · Wendy's Got the Heat is her story—about growing up in a predominately white suburb, recovering from drug addiction, struggling to launch a successful career in one of the most male-dominated media industries—and it's by turns painful, hilarious, triumphant, and totally true.
- Wendy Williams
Known as the "biggest mouth in New York," shock jock diva Williams is candid in discussing her own drama-filled life--including her drug addiction, miscarriages, and being forced out of her job and rehired to a top spot in radio. Produktdetails. Verlag: Pocket Books. Seitenzahl: 272. Erscheinungstermin: 3. August 2004. Englisch.
3. Aug. 2004 · Wendy's Got the Heat is her story—about growing up in a predominately white suburb, recovering from drug addiction, struggling to launch a successful career in one of the most...
Wendy's Got the Heat is her story—about growing up in a predominately white suburb, recovering from drug addiction, struggling to launch a successful career in one of the most male-dominated media industries—and it's by turns painful, hilarious, triumphant, and totally true.
