From Cincinnati.com:

“By the end of March of last year, she had sold the rights to her life story to New Line, which hired screenwriters Emily Cook and Kathy Greenberg (Gnomeo & Juliet,” “Ratatouille”). The movie has not yet been cast and likely won’t hit theaters for two or three years. Then Vikmanis’s agent connected her with the co-author of her memoir, Amy Sohn, whose books include a companion guide to HBO’s “Sex and the City” and the novels “Run Catch Kiss” and “Prospect Park West.” After an initial four-hour telephone conversation last March, they met in person in New York City in April to shop the book to publishers.” [Cincinnati.com]

Previously: Cincinnati Bengals Cheerleader Quits Her Job as a Teacher, and is Now Under Two Mysterious Investigations