Funny girl Amy Poehler was once so depressed, she went to a doctor for help. After the birth of her first son — Archie, born in 2008 — the actress and comedian suffered from postpartum depression that ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

Amy Poehler has written a book. Called “Yes Please,” it is, as Poehler fans might expect, funny, wise, earnest, honest, spiritually ambitious, occasionally self-indulgent and structurally messy. It ...

Before I can start my thoughts on Amy Poehler’s Yes Please (Dey Street Press, out today), I have to put aside Professional Writer Voice and make a confession: I love self-help books. I’m not talking ...

Amy Poehler devotes a substantial amount of ink in her new memoir Yes Please to telling readers that she "had no business" writing a book in the first place. With a schedule that ...

“Saturday Night Live” veteran and “Parks and Recreation” star Amy Poehler shares entertaining stories about tipping waitresses, time-traveling, preventing a hostile takeover by cell phones, “getting ...

You’d have to be a humorless misanthrope with a heart of stone to dislike Amy Poehler. She’s hilarious, relatable, talented as hell, and, with her BFF Tina Fey, half of one of the funniest comedy duos ...

The American comedian is so likable that she can be forgiven for this ‘non-book’ Comedian and actor Amy Poehler spends several pages of her new book complaining about how difficult it is to write a ...

In late October, one of the most anticipated memoirs of the fall, Amy Poehler’s Yes Please, made its big debut. Fans were excited, people bought the book in droves, and everyone was delighted that one ...