Eartha Kitt
About the Author
Eartha Kitt was a multifaceted icon whose life spanned entertainment, activism, and literature, captivating audiences with her sultry voice, magnetic stage presence, and unapologetic spirit. Born in 1927 in South Carolina, she rose to fame as a singer, dancer, and actress, embodying the role of Catwoman in the 1960s Batman series and earning a Tony nomination for her Broadway debut in New Faces of 1952. Kitt's trailblazing career included hits like 'Santa Baby' and 'C'est Si Bon,' while her advocacy for civil rights and against the Vietnam War showcased her fierce independence. In her writing, she shared wisdom drawn from a life of resilience and reinvention, as seen in her memoir Rejuvenate!: (It's Never Too Late), where she inspires readers to embrace vitality at any age. Kitt's legacy endures as a symbol of empowerment, passing away in 2008 but leaving an indelible mark on culture.
Books by Eartha Kitt
