Ever heard of Barry Diller? He's a big name in entertainment and business, and next spring, he's releasing a memoir called "Who Knew." Diller started small, working in the mailroom at the William Morris Agency. But he didn't stay small for long. He achieved some pretty amazing things, like producing "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "Saturday Night Fever." He even helped found the Fox Broadcasting Company. At 82 years old, Diller is still going strong as the chairman and CEO of IAC, which owns popular brands like Tinder and Expedia.

Diller's memoir isn't just about his career success. It also delves into his personal life, including his marriage to fashion designer Diane von Fürstenberg. Simon & Schuster, the publisher, says the book is "remarkably honest and entertaining." It's a story of Diller's journey, his love life, and his experiences in the world of entertainment and digital media.

Publishing insiders are curious about the book's financial terms. They're also wondering why "Who Knew" first appeared on Amazon as an Alfred A. Knopf release and then disappeared. Diller's attorney, Robert Barnett, declined to comment on the change of publishers.

When asked about his reasons for writing the memoir, Diller said, "I’ve always been about telling stories, and I thought my life was an interesting tale if I could write it myself and be truthful. I’m ready for others to judge it and hopefully enjoy it."

The Incredible Journey of Barry Diller: A Memoir to Look Out For

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