Louis radio and TV stations in high school, and after his graduation from college in 1990, he landed a job in New York as a news clerk at CBS News assigned to the network’s morning show CBS This Morning. Early Career at CBSĬohen graduated from Boston University with a BA in broadcast journalism.
His love of the soap led him to his first celebrity interview subject - Susan Lucci - whom he persuaded to agree to an interview with him in New York in December 1987 while he was a journalism student at Boston University. One show in particular comes up often in stories about Cohen’s early life - the soap All My Children, which he watched religiously in Clayton. In interviews and in his 2012 memoir Most Talkative, he says he grew up with a keen interest in TV and celebrities. The son of Lou and Evelyn Cohen, he has an older sister, Emily Rosenfeld (nee Cohen). Early Life and First InterviewĪndy Cohen, born on June 2, 1968, was raised in a Jewish-American family in the St. As a published author, his latest book, Superficial: More Adventures from the Andy Cohen Diaries, was released in 2016. Additionally, he hosted a revival of Love Connection. He became the host of the late-night Bravo TV show Watch What Happens Live and Andy Cohen: Then and Now and is also synonymous with the Real Housewives franchise. Cohen is one of television’s most ubiquitous personalities - a goal he seems to have set his sights on at a very young age, when he formed the habit of using a hairbrush as a pretend microphone.
Andy Cohen’s TV career started with a hairbrush and dream.
0 kommentar(er)
