Mean baby : a memoir of growing up

Selma Blair's unlikely journey to stardom took her from suburban Detroit to New York and Los Angeles, and she is now best known as an advocate for sufferers of multiple sclerosis. Although she did not start to get serious about acting until college, Blair got progressively larger roles until she became a movie star and fashion icon at the beginning of the 21st Century. Blair recounts her struggles on the way to the top in harrowing detail, including bouts with alcoholism and depression, and her father's attempt to undermine her career by sending poison pen letters.