Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow recalls her winding road to success in the music business, beginning with her background growing up in a small Missouri town with the security of a loving family. From there, she talks about performing commercial jingles, touring with Michael Jackson and selling more than 8 million copies of her debut album, "Tuesday Night Music Club." Featured are comments from family and friends, including fellow musicians Sarah McLachlan and Emmylou Harris.

Rosie O'Donnell tells her life story with help from family and friends, including Penny Marshall, Nora Ephron and John McDaniel. Among the experiences she relates: losing her mother to cancer at age 10; doing stand-up comedy; winning an Emmy for six years straight as best daytime talk-show host. Also: O'Donnell speaks about acting as a passionate advocate for kids.

Dana Delany talks about her life and career, which includes her Emmy-winning role playing nurse Colleen McMurphy on ABC's "China Beach," as well as memorable theatrical turns, numerous television parts and top billing in the 1994 feature film "Exit to Eden." Among those interviewed are Garry Shandling, Tom Selleck, Blythe Danner and Garry Marshall.