hollywood or holly won't? he was slamming the rich and now smoozing with them. it could backfire with the average voters. >>neil: you have will. antonio. the president is targeting the rich but still fundraising with ... the rich. reports say the president is holding a secret meeting with hollywood power and players and brokers but will it backfire? will it hit him? on the hypocrisy front? a presidential historian, you say he has to be careful. >>guest: well it sends mixed messages. he is schmoozing with the hollywood wealthy types and also, he is invoking class warfare and going after the rip and wanting to tax them in the latest proposal to congress so it could backfire. but mixed message, if nothing else and americans are tired of the class warfare rhetoric. so it could backfire. >>neil: the hollywood crowd they by and large agree on the class warfare although they are quite well-off, right? >>guest: that is true. they are with obama, with his ideology, and they are with him, and he has his support solidly coming from hollywood, but i don't think that is the

hollywood is hollywood is a huge export after that ok so they can export many hollywood films ok but. you see the process is the devaluing of the of this going on and it's done purposely said slowly and what can it mean for the future of the dollar as the world's. reserve currency well this i think is the background to the situation between the euro in the dollar and the last two half years the in my view the greek crisis was. a ticking time bomb that was detonated. so i say at the time of trying his government spoke of diversifying out of the dollar into the euro the euro right now is the only potential contender for reserve currency status for the rest of the us dollar and were that to happen that the u.s. loses reserve currency status that would mean that the u.s. would lose one of the major pillars of wall street financial power worldwide and they want to leverage that here are the major levers and also they wouldn't be able to finance their wars given the budget deficits are running. ironically the chinese with their investment in u.s. treasury debt and the japanese are financin

. >>> ann hathaway lands one of hollywood's most coveted roles. karin brown has those stories and more in this look at entertainment news. >> reporter: she missed therapy sessions and didn't show up to perform community service at a women's shelter. ann hathaway is having a very big year. she just landed yet another one of hollywood's most sought after lead actress roles. she will join hugh jackman and russell crow in next year's production of les mis. she is playing cat woman in the batman flick the dark knight rises. fans of bruce springsteen will soon be able to visit a new mecca, devoted to the boss. monday mug university in west long branch, new jersey has just announced it will store over 15,000 items, including concert footage spanning springsteen's career. and one of the fall season's most talked about movies just had its new york premiere. "like crazy "is the story of lovers caught in a long distance relationship. >> we made the film in a very quiet, intimate way. it was mostly five of us onset. so then to be here, and experiencing this,

ask your rheumatologist if enbrel is right for you. >>> well, hollywood's >>> well, hollywood's newest back lot is 2,000 miles away from the west coast. this time, on the coast of lake michigan. gary, indiana was once a thriving steel town. today, it's on track to host a record number of film productions. abc's chris bury tonight on how that city wrote a hollywood ending to its own tough story. >> reporter: in the new "transformers" movie they stage an epic battle here. in "nightmare on elm street" evil freddie krueger makes it his lair. and in "pearl harbor," those american planes are bombing it. not hollywood. it's actually gary, indiana. a rust belt city that can't afford to tear down all its abandoned buildings, so gary is renting out its ruins, as ready-made sets. >> why not take lemons and make lemonade? why not squeeze a little economic value out of these structures while they're still here? >> reporter: this old cement plant becomes chernobyl, after the meltdown, in "transformers: dark of the moon." hollywood directors love buildings like this, gary's city methodist church. onc

. >>> also, it is now a worldwide political mement and in oakland a hollywood star led the demonstration. >>> and the obama administration has had a change of plans for the withdrawal of soldiers in iraq. the news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. we have developing news out of south bay. a funeral in san jose for a member of the hell's angel turned violent. shots were fired inside the chapel at the cemetery. we're at the oak hills cemetery in san jose with more. >> reporter: police are looking into what led up to the deadly shooting and who was involved. it is a very active crime scene as some of the surrounding streets have been shut down so police can get in there and look for any evidence that is available. police say they started giving calls at 1:00 this afternoon at oak hills cemetery where a funeral was being held for jethro pettigrew who was president of the san jose chapter of the hell's angels. police say they were aware of the service and had necessary resources on hand but they would not elaborate on where their offices were at the time of the shoo

we'll have the highlights from hollywood. today, sunday, october 16, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a sunday morning. i'm lester holt. >> and i'm jenna wolfe. can you imagine being in a room with barbra stre rnch ancra xds gaga? what do you talk about. >> this was a concert for bill clinton. the party got going with stars in the seats and on the stage. >>> the south pole mission to save the sickçó scientist. suffered a stroke, waiting for a plane to evacuate her. there are some new developments. we'll bring them to you in just a moment. >>> a surprise new twist in the case of john wayne gacy, the '70s serial killer who dressed up as a clown. new clues to the notorious crimes that could uncover even more victims. we'll have that story for you. >>> and then the week in buzz. a look at some of the holtest topics and videos that have gone viral. the big new buzz includes mel gibson. haven't heard about him in a while. what is a fellow hollywood superstar saying about the controversial actor

president obama today is kicking off a week of fund raising and he's having to hollywood to raise some cash for more and buffett jay leno obama is. being into deep pockets he slated to attend a fund raiser at the home of actors antonio banderas and melanie griffith take it to his head to gallop five thousand to nearly thirty six thousand dollars meanwhile the president has yet to show its base and address the occupy wall street movement sweeping across the country a movement that he has said he supports but clearly the president would rather schmooze with these celebs as the political system skewed toward the wealthy and speaking of inequality let's take a look at some scary news and yours lose your job today seventy percent chance you won't find a job in the next month and it's a lot worse if you've been unemployed longer if you're unemployed for a year there's a ninety one percent chance that you won't find a job in the next month and only forty seven percent of the workforce is fully employed at the moment that's when you at up do you will. the long term unemployed and the those tha

although it reads like the pages of a hollywood script, the impact would have been very real and many lives would have been lost. >> this is a developing story. we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you much more as it becomes available. >>> right now, people angry about economic inequality are marching through midtown manhattan deliberately walking in front. homes of the wealthy there. they call their action the millionaire march against what they consider an unfair system of taxation and unethical behavior on wall street. the protestors' anger is spreading to other cities as well including some right here in the bay area. kristy seifkin with what protestors in oakland are saying today. >> reporter: east bay protestors have gathered in solidarity with "occupy wall street" in new york now in its fourth week. >> because oakland is like every inner city around the united states and the world. you go to other countries, the same dilemma, no jobs, no future for our youth. >> reporter: it's these nationwide dilemma that is kept campers here into the drizzly overnight hours. thi

hollywood helped him land in office in 2008. as kron 4's catherine heenan reports, there is a growing divide against the commander in chief. [ music playing ] >> reporter: in 2008 hollywood stars embraced president obama. lately they have been loosening his grip. >> i no longer hope. >> reporter: once a big backer, he has become one of his most vocal critics. >> high is a brilliant guy but i i wanted more. >> reporter: he accuses him of bowing to corporate america. >> good luck to you. i know who he answers to. those are some powerful corporations. >> reporter: he finds a lot of fault. >> he only listens to the voices that shout the loudest and all those forces, it's almost criminal. >> reporter: some stars are saying backoff. on one show martin sheen had a couple of words. >> steady, steady. >> reporter: he argued the president deserves full support. >> i adore him. >> he is the best thing that has been there consistence kennedy. >> reporter: the obama campaign got a check from steven spielberg and his wife. tom hanks and his w

. >>> reports of a new hollywood super couple? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> if you're lucky, it's a once in a lifetime moment you'll never forget, but only the most fortunate get to renew those vows nearly three quarters of a century later. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. thanks for joining us on this monday morning. temperatures still feel like summer in the desert southwest. a few spots have a chance of hitting 100 today. lots of sunshine. probably one of the best days you will have this week. by the time you get to wednesday and thursday, we will introduce the showers to you. we're dry in california. and tomorrow looks just as warm. there is no changes in the forecast as we mentioned until at least wednesday. if you are watching us on nbc 11 in california, explore how kids at play are portrayed in 50 original peanuts cartoons. that's your pacific event of the day. want to kick the football? >> remember that? >> yeah. the teacher. >> exactly. >>> now here's a look at this mo

. ♪ hooray for hollywood da, da, da, da hollywood ♪ from shirley temple to aimee semple." our amazing leading lady carolee carmello will be here at the end of the show to sing a great number, because i wrote it with david. a song called she sings as a 17-year-old at the beginning of the play. wait till you hear this woman's pipes. you cannot believe her. i'm so excited she agreed to get this up early in the morning and sing for us. that's worth getting up for. >> we got to see it last night. our entire "today" show crew went to watch the play. it is terrific. there is something about this play that is unique. when you want -- this is a huge theater we saw it in. >> fifth avenue. >> it's bigger than any broadway theater we've been to. we go to broadway and i think wow, what a huge theater. this place is tremendous. >> and poor sonny, our matinee sunny was in the balcony in the back. sunny, i don't know why that happened. i get rob's and yours got mixed up because that's where i asked rob to be. >> we got it. >> we've got hoda for president out here. i agree, 2012 is your ye

you can imagine he watches these big hollywood movies and follows american music. he's, obviously, interested in them. if you look at the guest list. i'm assuming he invited other people. we know shakira turned down an invitation, for example. it's difficult to read into the actual guest list because you don't know who he invited. a big interest in american culture. >> we'd like to hear from swank and van damme on why they actually chose to do that. max, thanks. >>> alison kosik at new york stock exchange with third quarter earning season is getting off to a pretty slow start. alis alison, what can we expect today? >> today europe remains in focus, kyra. the issues in europe reaching ahead. more talk of a recession and greece is getting closer to running out of money. sometimes all about sentiment. why we're seeing stock futures in this country here higher because as things get worse, there is this optimism. there's this growing belief that something will get done. today we're expecting to hear more details about a plan to recapitalize european banks and basically

hollywood superstars hacked, exposing private e-mails and photos. now, the fbi says, they know who did it. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm tanya rivero. >> and i'm rob nelson. police have now identified the suspect in the worst mass killing in the history of orange county, california. scott evans kedraai, is in custody. >> he opened fire, leaving eight people dead. >> reporter: the lights are on at the salon meritage, as investigators, including the coroner, combs through the evidence and witnesses try to make sense of what happened. >> all i could hear was pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: kathy magee was in a back room inside the salon, as gunfire erupted. >> a client that was getting her hair done came into my room. opened the door. closed the door. locked the door. and we all kind of hovered down. all i could hear were screams. and shots. >> reporter: relatives tell eyewitness news, salon employee, michelle fornet, was killed in the shooting. the alleged shooter, michelle's ex-husband, scott dekraai. he shot eight people. christine says randy cut her

when they see the true hollywood, the good and bad, it has become more interesting to them. i think that is why there is the spike in the interest in journalism because it was all a sameh and veryo-hum. there was a sense it wasn't real and that has been blown up and i think it is more authentic now. somebody has been sending this morning and it is like in russia when everybody had grey clothes the g thenap came in and you -- the gap came in and you could have all sorts of different colors. >> there still is a lot of the old way of doing business being done, correct? you see some products out there in new products and is about the next thing from a celebrity will be the best version of that product ever and five days from then, we will never remember that product in >> again. absolutely, it is not like -- what has happened is some of the traditional entertainment media have become schizophrenic. they realize they have to be more real so they will do some of those stores and that they will go back to being these supplicants. suddenly, the problem with that is they lose their i

as they say in hollywood, it's going to be fabulous.lly. did you see that on deck veryrd weird herman cain ad? and muslims are joining the occupiers. why? the factor will be right back. r. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. let nothing ♪ and in your way. we're centurylink... a new kind of broadband company committed to providing honest, personal service from real people... 5-year price-lock guarantees... consistently fast speeds... and more ways to customize your technology. ♪ >> bill: did you see that? we begin with the council on american islamic relations. i apparently they support the occupiers. >> muslims associat associated e new york chapter on council onac islamic relations and the local islamic leadership council came to express their grievances and to seek social justice. here is the director of the aras american as

when hollywood is based on freedom to create and persuade through art. they don't want any constraints, yet sh they constrain anyone that disagree was them. >> bill: did you fear if you debated liberal actors on "northern exposure" you could be fired or they'd do something to hurt your career? >> well... you know i didn't worry bit on "northern exposure" as much as maybe later, i had people, i did stand up on the show before on "friday night lights". i sat down on the trailer someone said another actor i am with you, but don't tell. you know? >> bill: don't ask, don't tell. on "friday night lights". soy know a lot of actors say the same thing. look this is my livelihood. there are very few jobs at higher levels if i tee off with steven spielberg or one of the guys, it's going to -- and my agent is telling me to shut up. seems left wing actors can say whatever they want and they work all the time. but if you're a conservative, with the exception of gary sinese. he's been able to do it. there is a society called lincoln society, or friends of abe. and i th

sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> and thank you for keeping your eye on us. good morning. you're watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm surae chinn. mike hydeck is off today. monika samtani has your wet traffic on the roads and you need that umbrella today. >> definitely need the umbrella. keep in mind

we'll have the highlights from hollywood. today is sunday, september 16th, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on a sunday morning. i'm lester holt. >> i'm jenna wolf. can you imagine being in a room with lady gaga and barbara streisand? what do you talk about? >> you have to say former president in the room as well. this wasn't a birthday bash for president clinton. this was for the tenth anniversary of his organization. usher started things off. he got stars going on the stage and in the seats. we'll show you some of the highlights just ahead. >>> also, the south pole mission to save the sixth scientist who suffered a stroke. she's now waiting for a plane to evacuate her. we spoke to the scientist yesterday. there are some new developments, and we will bring them to you in just a moment. >>> plus, there's been a surprise new twist in the case of john wayne gacy. he was the serial killer who dressed up like a clown. authorities are working with new clues to his notorious crimes that could uncover even more vict

some of hollywood's famous stars have e-mails or phone conversations, their private photos hacked. tonight, the fbi says they know who did it. >>> and made in america. after last night here, hundreds of you asked, what about those goliaths? home depot, lowe's? will they now join in with that one builder's list, those american goods? tonight, we take your questions right to them. >>> good evening. diane is on assignment tonight. and we begin here with a devastating day for the doctor at the center of the michael jackson case. all along, it's been the pillar of dr. conrad murray's defense. the possibility that michael jackson drank that last lethal dose on his own, after the doctor left the room. that notion has now fallen apart. even dr. murray's lawyers now acknowledge that didn't happen. and tonight, the prosecution has gone even further. listing all the simple ways jackson could have been saved, saying those words, that he was definitely saveable. abc's jim avila on the case again tonight. >> reporter: a dangerously teetering conrad murray defense team now has one less leg to sta

. >> and president obama heads to hollywood. karen brown has those stories and more in today's entertainment look. >> reporter: already in trouble for violatings probation, lindsay lohan turned up late for community service at the l. a. morgue. she was turned away after arriving 41 minutes late. the coroner tolder she has to be there on time. lohan is due back in court next month for a hearing to decide if she deserves more punishment. prosecutors say she violated her probation for a theft case and a drunk driving conviction. >>> president obama's west coast campaign swing now includes a stop in hollywood. the president will sit down with "tonight show" host jay leno on tuesday. to drum up support for his jobs bill. this will be the president's fourth appearance on "the tonight show." >>> the stars came out at new york city's museum of modern art for a screening of "anonymous." its and audiences to believe queen elizabeth's lover really wrote the masterpieces attributed to william shakespeare. >>> you wanted to be a musketeer an

a hollywood script. the impact would have been very real and many lives would have been lost. >> andrea mccarren is live outside the saad iowa saudi arabian embassy. >> thanked our government for foiling that terror plot. one that it calls a dispickable violation of international norm, standards, and conventions. >> an uneasy tension at the embassy in washington this evening where federal authorities uncovered a stunning plot to assassinate the ambassador to the united states. the alleged plan, potentially setting off a bomb at the embassy or in a crowded d.c. restaurant, killing as many as 100 innocent bystanders. >> these individuals had no regard for their intended victim. no regard for innocent citizens who might have been hurt or killed in this attempted assassination. they had no regard for the rules of law. >> federal authorities say the elaborate plot was backed by iran and was to be carried out by members of an elite iran ian force. posing as a member of an international drug cartel. >> it reads

arrests a man accused of hacking into the personnel e-mail accounts of hollywood celebrities. and dewey bozella wouldn't let a terrible injustice defeat him. now he's fighting for his dream. >> don't let nobody tell you what you can do, and that's what i'm doing. i'm letting my dream come to reality. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. president obama slapped new sanctions on iran today, and the white house said there could be more to come. all of that in response to that alleged plot to assassination saudi arabia's ambassador to the united states. the administration is consulting with allies all around the world. u.s. officials insist that the iranian government was behind the plot. norah o'donnell is at the white house with the latest. norah. >> reporter: scott, tonight, secretary of state hillary clinton said iran must be held accountable for what she called a reckless act that the u.s. will not tolerate. >> this plot was a flagrant violation of international and u.s. law and a dangerous escalation of the ir

she co-anchors "access hollywood." today she's in washington for a special visit. >> joining us again, shawn robinson. >> good to see you all again. >> we're glad to see you. >> i was here a couple years ago when my book came out. and you talked to me and it was great. great to be back here. >> you came to our health and fitness expo, too. you love washington. >> i do. >> today you got to go to the white house. >> i did. i wasn't doing the jumping jacks. i should have been out there. i tell you, what i did today, i was invited -- it was such an honor. i was invited as a group of women who are trying to get the white house to increase their initiative for -- for media -- the way the media influences the images of girls on television. the organization that i was with is i am that girl. i was joined by the co-founder of -- rather the founder of i am that girl and actresses kristen bell, former punky brewster, sophia bush. it was a group of us. we talked to the white house about our efforts to kind of change the way girls

i love hollywood and i've been writing about it since. in "hollywood wives," that was based on my life here. >> what do you love it? >> why are you here? >> i love it, as well. i love new york. >> i love the beach, i love the fact that you can go to the desert, you can go to palm springs, las vegas and gamble, ski flg the mountains. there's so much to do here. >> and all the big stars tend to live here or near here. >> and as a writer, i go to a lot of parties and i like to be an observer. i'm like an anthropologist crawling through the jungles, watching what goes on. >> who was the single most charismatic male star you've ever met? >> that's a very good question. marlon brando was fantastic. when i first met him, i thought he was so interesting. he would have been a great politician. >> didn't you and marlon have a little bit of -- >> you can read about that in my memoir. >> are we talking fling? >> i was like 16, so we won't get into that now. >> just without getting into the detail, was it -- >> it was everything you would think it was

. >>> hollywood's bright lights come back to baltimore for a new show about politics. they started filming the show today. the show called veep, charm city stands in for washington, d.c. filming is expected to create 2,000 jobs. veeps will air on hbo next year. >> he's going to be the vice president, that would be funny. just because she's a funny actress. >>> coming up surrounded by flames. a frightening fire. and why it's so hard for firefighters to knock down. >>> why those stinky stink bugs are on their way back. >>> and josh charles shows his purple pride. i'm mary bubala that story is next. >>> a warm up with sunshine headed our way. i'm bob turk i'll have your complete warning weather complete warning weather forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] this is trish. trish uses aetna's personal health record to track her kids' immunizations, get lab results, see her family medical history, and when she's at the doctor's office, she uses it to remember what to ask before she leaves. it helps trish keep everyone in her clan healthy. even on the go. see f

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week 30, i have an appointment at the hollywood birth center where i will have natural childbirth, which i don't recommend. alex is my primary caretaker today. i read your medical records, do you want to know if it's a boy or girl? yeah, but don't tell me. i ask if she had children. not yet i said. i said it sucks. then i try to be funny. do you think epidurals have contributed. she opens my chart. is says you're having trouble holding urine. i pee every time i sneeze. may be i should wear depends. are you doing your cagels? let me teach you a way that will be fun. i think she's about to make a joke. as you squeeze, save, i love my body. four counts hold. notice your vaginal area tightening. i love my body. squeeze a little harder. i love my body. good. that does make it fun, i say. alex presses on my belly and says seven pounds. how am i going to get it out? i am hoping for a super wide vagina. i will have one after the birth. i know this is not sexualy, ideal. i think lesbians like a super wide vagina on their partner. the more she can shove in, the more sexual. you shouldn't sircumici

. >>> an amazing story of survival straight out of a hollywood straight out of a hollywood movie. a russian sailor was rescued from a deserted island where he survived 17 days after his ship broke apart in a storm. living on rainwater and seaweed he stayed mostly in a cave to avoid the freezing temperatures. he was saved actually by a rescue helicopter that coincidently was searching for two other men from another wreck and they happened to see him on this island waving his arms. yes, tom hanks did not do that. >> he had a cave and -- >> he actually dug the cave himself because he had to find a way to get out of the freezing temperature. oliver stone is champing at the bit there. >>> time for an early look at stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. in california celebration in memory of apple's co-founder steve jobs will be held at the company's headquarters. apple is expected to shut its retail stores for a few hours to allow employees to view a live web cast of the event. >>> first lady michelle obama and vice president biden's wife jill will be at world series game

. >>> a hollywood ending for bill clinton's president celebration. he turned 65 in august and had an event in hollywood. lady gaga, a marilyn monroe moment. we will more on that in a few minutes on "the early show." >>> we have been reporting on a new hampshire woman in the south pole in need of serious medical treatment. she was trapped there and trying to get out for weeks. a few hours ago, she did manage to reach safety in new zealand. cbs news correspondent michelle miller has the story. >> reporter: stuck at the bottom of the earth for months, renee-nicole douceur's fight to get out of the north pole is over. the 58-year-old station margin from seabrook, new hampshire, requested an emergency evacuation out of antarctica. her lawyers send a letter to her contractor telling raytheon the following. raytheon denied her request denying her future was in danger. this video was taken in september. summer in antarctica. when douceua made a request in september, conditions were the worse. the end of winter and no daylight and subzero temperatures and cha

special movies on science and nature showing a dynamic cinema's many hollywood blockbusters are now also set up to be imax film an. experience he's watching films in the so-called secular cinema. exhibition center. built in one nine hundred fifty nine it still functions as a three hundred and sixty degree cinema with eleven screens and stereo sound not as popular as it was in the city's times cinema is still an interesting place to visit and watch one of its special twenty minute movies. and finally the russian state university of cinematography. also known as piggy is the country's oldest and largest cinema school for higher education founded in the n one nine hundred ninety it was the first state education establishment in the world now graduates of its very include directing script writing acting and producing work in a cinema and television industry all around the world. cinema would be the same without special effects spectacular heights or dramatic sequences . that in mind of travel to an area just outside the center of moscow the house is just a school and training academy. here e

the impact would have been very real -- of a hollywood script. the impact would have been very real. >> federal authorities outlined their case in a 21-page complaint. a u.s. citizen and a member of the iranian military are charged with conspiracy to commit terrorism. attorney general eric holder says that a special forces unit of the iranian revolutionary guard is behind the scheme. >> this was conceived, sponsored, and directed from iran. it constitutes a flagrant violation of u.s. and international law. >> they paid a federal informant who was posing as a member of the mexican drug cartel to carry out the assassination. they planned to bomb the saudi arabian embassy in washington could >> these individuals had no regard for their intended victim, no regard for innocent citizens that might have been hurt or killed in this attempted assassination. >> the plot was meant to be the first of a series of attacks. but they would not go into detail about the other plans. >> big changes coming to an you.et enanear and surprising statistics that american

hollywood, george clooney has another film coming out already? >> there is a real life willie wonka contest. sandra hughes has more. >>> another night, another rhett carpet for george clooney. a movie from the award winning director of sideways. expect the same kind of poignant humor in this film. and he has to take over. it opens november 18th. >>> who here likes to win. >>> in theaters friday is the mighty max based on the true tale of the 1971 and 172 college women's basketball team. this is a hoopster cinderella story of a team which is so bad no one comes to their games. the women have no gym and no uniforms. the team is steer today a national championship. >> there was no way these people if you looked at it on the page would ever get to where they were. >> it was that story line that hooked them. >> it has to have some sense of death to it. when i read it i was so inspired by the story. >>> if you are a fan of the original willie wonka and the chocolate factory. you know all about his contest to tour the tact friday the and -- the factory

her words for young hollywood. >> i don't envy the 20-year-olds. >> paul mccartney's wife before nancy. "backstory." >> what does it feel like to be married at last? >> it feels fine, thank you. >> after linda, her breast cancer battle and the amputation. >> the quality of the leg you can get. >> feels like a leg. >> yeah. >>. >>> and the death of william shatner's wife. why it haunts him 12 years later. >> i'm in shock and the next thing i know, the tabloids say i have something to do with it. >> my new interview. why we're arm wrestling. i've got a grip, right? >> you do have a grip. get a grip. >> now from hollywood "the weekend insider" is on. >>> pictures of demi and ashton together. but just how together are they? as a woman

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