The Avon Theatre and Just Books presented an interview between Kathie Lee and Frank Gifford. The dynamic Giffords gave each other a fun, lighthearted interview about their new books.

Kathie Lee talked about her book, Just When I Thought I Dropped My Last Egg: Life And Other Calamaties, in which she discusses dealing head on with issues of motherhood, career, marriage, aging (in front of and away from the cameras) and overcoming adversity—Gifford proves to us all that there is a whole new way to be fertile after 50. After all, it isn't only children that women give birth to—it's also inspired ideas, aspiring ventures and newly discovered interests. Heartfelt and hilarious, Gifford will make you laugh out loud as you reach for the phone to share these charming, quirky, and colorful observations.

In his book, The Glory Game: How The 1958 NFL Championship Changed Football Forever, Frank gives the definitive account of the epic, sudden-death overtime game played before a record-setting national television audience. Featuring the funny, emotional and startlingly clear memories of every living Colt and Giant—former rivals now joined in a select brotherhood— The Glory Game recreates the electrifying atmosphere at Yankee Stadium on December 28, 1958: the game-changing plays, fights, injuries and swings in momentum that eventually led to a Colts victory. This fiercely fought game would become a defining moment in all of the players’ lives as well as a pivotal event in the history of the NFL.

Proceeds from the event benefited the Avon Theatre and D.A.R.T.,a charity aiming to cure Niemann-Pick Type C Disease. For more information about D.A.R.T. visit www.danasangels.org.