She grew up on Broadway (playing the lead role in Annie at age 12) and was a familiar face in the '80s (Footloose and Girls Just Wanna Have Fun), but it wasn't until Sarah Jessica Parker was in her '30s that she became the cultural icon that she is today. Her Biography explores how the funny-faced girl from Ohio became a producer, a fashion industry muse, and a recipient of multiple Golden Globe Awards, Emmys, and SAG Awards... and how she picked up Robert Downey Jr., JFK Jr., and Matthew Broderick along the way.