Biography

Cousin of Diane Ogden.

Creator of comedy series "Kingdom Come" about a responsible young woman who becomes ruler of her eccentric country upon the sudden death of her irresponsible yet insanely-popular brother.

"Claims" to fame: rejected by Elizabeth M. Daley to USC's Cinema School; her specs were rejected by Diane English, Barney Rosenzweig, Richard Rosenstock, and Rusty Mills, respectively; met Steve Jobs at USC in 1990 while was promoting his workstation NeXT; met Caitlyn Jenner and Kris Jenner in 1995; let the production of The Man Who Wasn't There (2001) put two port-a-potties in her driveway; owned hockey stick Wayne Gretzky used when he played in the World Hockey Association; owns production drawings from Building a Building (1933), The Dognapper (1934), How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (1966), and an original watercolor by Michael Bedard.

Wrote film and TV reviews for The National Catholic Register from 1993-1995.

Was working on a biography on Joe DiMaggio for the University of Nebraska when approached by ESPN SportsCentury to contribute to its episode on DiMaggio.