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. >> reporter: kitty black perkins, now 76, designed mattel's first black barbie, which debuted in 1980ctors. >> they were asking for more black dolls. >> reporter: in the '60s and sets, the only diverse dolls in barbie's world were sidekicks. >> she's a little bit shapelier. >> reporter: but this doll, made more in the image of black women, would bear the mark yi name. >> i wanted her also to be able to do the same things that the white doll did. >> yeah. >> reporter: perkins, mattel's first black designer, grew up in the jim crow south. >> did you have any black dolls growing up? >> i did not. and i would actually color the skin of the paper dolls. >> why? >> because i wanted them to look like me. >> reporter: kansas mom sonia larsen collects black barbies. >> people don't understand that being able to see yourself in a doll, it's everything. >> reporter: perkins retired from mattel as chief barbie designer. ♪ today barbie is more inclusive than ever and taking over hollywood. but for perkins, black barbie was the mold to break the mold. elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and t

courtney reagan is following mattel activism. what's going on?p -- sent a letter to mattel urging numerous changes. barrington, pushing them to explore options for its american girl, fisher price brent, separate the rows of ceo and chairman, pause stock based compensation. the data it calls excessive. also asking for two billion dollar stock buyback. now, mattel tells cnbc in part, look, it looks forward to engaging with barrington, as you do with all of our shareholders. we welcome this initial outreach and we are reviewing the letter. the toymaker does reported fourth quarter and full year next week. , so we will get a little bit better idea of the direction of some of those brands and let's see if they say anything more. back, over to you. >> we appreciate that. thanks. looking at the market here, at see the dow at 150. s&p 500 still looking for that close and above 49.50. probably get that at this point with less than a minute to go here. 49 to 60. there are some bears, still, if we're hanging on to the story that cuts are coming as fast as y

. >> reporter: kitty black perkins, now 76, designed mattel's first black barbie, which debuted in 1980re, more black dolls. >> reporter: in the '60s and '70s, the only diverse dolls in barbie's world were sidekicks. >> she is a little bit shapelier. >> reporter: but this doll, made more in the image of black women, would bear the marquee name. >> i wanted her also to be able to do the same things that the white doll did. but just add a little bit more spice. >> reporter: just a dash. >> just a dash. >> reporter: perkins, mattel's first black designer, grew up in the jim crow south. did you have any black dolls growing up? >> i did not. and i would actually color the skin of the paper dolls. >> reporter: why? >> because i wanted them to look like me. >> reporter: kansas mom sonya larsen collects black barbies. >> people don't understand that being able to see yourself in a doll, it's everything. >> reporter: perkins retired from mattel as chief barbie designer. ♪ ♪ today, barbie is more inclusive than ever. and taking over hollywood. but for perkins, black barbie was the mold to break t

mattel says it is a brand value asset in the portfolio with the significant fan base. frank, i know there is an american girl place near 30 rock. you see little girls going in and getting their doll's hair done. >> it sounds you have been their shopping. you sound excited about that. >> i haven't. i have been by. it is amazing to see it. i would have loved doing that as a kid. taking my doll in for a beauty appointment and high tea. >> bertha coombs, thank you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," we have more to come including the s&p 500 barrels toward 5,000. the drivers that could push it past that mark today. >>> the new hope for disney investors after the kitchen sink quarter and what impact it will have on the proxy war with nelson peltz. >>> striking back. a check on softbank and historic quarterly comeback on the heels of the impressive beat from one of the top holdings. we are talking arm. >>> later, the return of deflation. we head to beijing with the first hs firsthand look and the measures that president xi has in his back pocket to try to turn things aro

. >> reporter: kitty black perkins, now 76, designed mattel's first black barbie, which debuted in 1980, more black dolls. >> reporter: in the '60s and '70s, the only diverse ball dolls in barbie's world were sidekicks. >> she is a little bit shapelier. >> reporter: but this all made more in the image of black women would bear the marquee name. >> i want her also to be able to do the same things that the white doll did. but just add a little bit more spice. >> reporter: just a dash. >> just a . >> reporter: perkins grew up in the jim crow south. xi know mike did you have any black dolls growing up? >> i did not. i would actually color the skin of the paper dolls. >> reporter: why? >> because i wanted them to look like me. >> reporter: kansas mom sonya larsen collects black barbie's. >> people don't understand that being able to see yourself in a dull, it's everything. >> reporter: perkins retired from mattel as chief barbie designer. ♪ ♪ today, barbie is more inclusive than ever. and taking over hollywood. but for perkins, black barbie was the mold to break the mold. elise preston, cbs

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human mobile devices, the company behind the classic nokia smartphones, is working in partnership with matteln instagram or tiktok, think again. the phone will have no internet access either. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. jack and his fiancee, beth, are engaged and plan to tie the knot in 2026. but top of the wedding list isn't finding a new venue or the right suit — it's getting a new voice. automated voice: my normal computer voice is a robot voice | sounding like out of doctor who. jack, who has cerebral palsy, wants an authentically brummy voice to reflect his heritage — and is inviting people to volunteer theirs. the 21—year—old has been using his current communication aid which he controls with his eyes since he was six years old. but the technology has come a long way since then. he wants to be able to say "i do" and to say all his vows as a human at his wedding, instead of a robot. it's not a small commitment — the chosen volunteer will need to spend 6—8 hours around 1,600 phra

elian: la compaÑÍa mattel, creadora de la barbie, les tiene una sorpresa para ustedes, fanÁticos del conseguir a esta muÑeca hasta despuÉs de que ellos se enfrenten en las vegas, la ediciÓn especial de esta barbie estarÁ vendiendo con la vestimenta de la camiseta del equipo ganador. >> la muÑeca puede reservarse hasta el 25 de febrero en la pÁgina web para que tenga la muÑeca la pregunta es cuÁnto va a costar y acabo de revisar y dice 30 $, pero ya veremos la reventa. >> estÁ mÁs asequible que los boletos. elian: y por primera vez en los los ejércitos unificados entraron a la ciudad de méxico el 27 de septiembre de 1821, con lo que se logró el fin del movimiento

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mattel is forecasting, believe it or not, flat sales for all of 2024.ite all the hot movies and and despite people feeling a little bit better about the holiday the season. so where do we go from if here? is it the fact that customers don't want to spend money or they can't find an item to spend money on? the it's a little bit of both, but they are her finding expensive items. if you take a look over here, this lego set, building blocks are always popular. in fact, they rose last year. this set, it costs $850. who bought this? several people, all adults. the kid-dult category. $. >> 850 for a lego set. another item is much less than $800, the squish mellows. these are popular every year, but that's it. like i said, there's no hot toy to get the kids into the stores. so traffic is down, and here's one reason for it. listen. >> last year it was down a good percent. i wouldn't say every week, every other week, every three weeks. [audio difficulty] >> reporter: yeah, i didn't hear the rest of that. basically, to get people into the store, they would have to

anniversary concerts are popping up all over the country this weekend, and mattel even released a 681 piece set. if you want to have the ed sullivan theater in your living room when they wake up early in the morning and hey, here we are six decades later in this past sunday, the beatles just won a grammy for this music video of i'm only sleeping shot twist and shout. so much music from really not that much time. >> when you think about the beatles landing in america in 64 and then breaking up in 70, it's like, uh, six years, what, six years? less than seven years? it's like, wow. all right, math time. >> so 73 million viewers back then was equal to 38% of the popular at the time. today, that is equal to 132 million people. last year's super bowl, the most watched ever was 115 million. ladies and gentlemen, when the beatles. >> so you're saying there are lots of fans? >> yes. >> i didn't have us doing quick maths like that. >> i did it for you. and then i presented it like tim russert might. >> you know what's interesting about that? prior to 1964, just a kind of, you know, illustrate

to mattel on thursday.rnal, but the time makers shares traded roughly -- about the same level as they did in 20 years ago. >> it's breakup value. so, a lot of these companies have these hidden gems on them, and they kind of gets covered by the lack of the other businesses. so, i think what some of the activists are saying is hey, if you've got really good businesses, you might just have to separate them. then, you get a true value. so -- >> the brush and have the beautiful flowers shined there. >> exactly. especially with the capital markets are looking for that, right? and if you've got growth in american girl and all of that does, why not just separated out and take the valley for it? >> fascinating. well, new fashion trends emerging from gen z on tiktok. mob white aesthetic. it's the style achieved with this bold luxury idea pieces like large gold jewelry and vintage for coach, channeling icons like carmelo soprano and adriano the sarah. this replaces the quiet luxury aesthetic, was marked by expensive m

but another challenge for the venezuelans in reaching their goals the mattel in the process of being sold when they arrived, now has a closing date. they have to be out by the end of the month. esperando una respuesta. leaving volunteers like cristina scrambling to help with asylum paperwork and the search for new housing. every day i worry about what's going to happen to them, pedro worries too. he's finally found work at a local mechanic shop, but says he won't forget the generosity here. they give us a warm welcome over here to the hotel and i will be grateful to them. they say we're going to miss you. i love you in denver. for matter of fact, i'm jessica gomez. young prince has taken in more than 500 migrants since october, spending nearly $300,000 of her own money. she's looking to purchase a new motel, and she tells us if and when that happens, she'll allow any migrants who haven't found housing to temporarily stay there. coming up on. matter of fact, more than 40% of americans have worked a job where they received tips. why that personal experience could come into play at the

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more rigorously much wider process of of designization, that's right, right, right, right. okay, well mattel, uh, i mean, the newer b trials were touchtone weren't they, for the creation of international humanitarian law, is there a danger do you think, of moving away from those principles at the international courts of justice? right, so the same entities that effectively establish these humanitarian laws are committing the same crimes, these laws are designed to prevent, you know, according to the icj's verdict of clauseful genocide, so what we can't effectively conclude from this is that the laws did not come out for the sake of justice, but for western political interests, to establish the israeli occupation entity and to enable the settlers to occupy palestine. the holocaust we all know was just the pretext for the creation of the wrong state in 1948, because we know the balper declaration is the baseline, you the nekbar was systemically planned a jewish immigration from around the world to palestine went on since the beginning of the last century under the colonial british mandate, the

great ground on ryan mattel's new 300000000 euro plant in central germany. just days after donald trump said on the campaign trail, that he would encourage russia to attack nato members who didn't pay their dues. germany's chancellor used the moment and called on his european allies to prepare for times of war and address their arm and shortage. i guess. now new production capacity has to be added. not just because you cry needs to be able to defend itself. but also for our own long term defense interest, a sustained lodge capacity for the production ammunition, for example, is important to you recently said it would fall short of its pledge, provide ukraine with a 1000000 artillery shells by next month. privatized says, it's new factory will turn out $200000.00 a year. when it opens in 2025. germany has already pledged several 100000 rounds to ukraine before them. large scale military aid from the united states is no longer given in with presidential elections later this year. the picture is even less clear no matter what will happen in us this year. and i

have enough weapons for their own defense to the leaders of germany and denmark, brake ground on brian mattel's new 300000000 euro plant in central germany, just days after donald trump said on the campaign trail that he would encourage russia to attack nato members who didn't pay their dues. germany's chancellor used the moment and called on his european allies to prepare for times of war and address their arm and shortage. as i guess. now, new production capacity has to be added. not just because you cry needs to be able to defend itself, but also for our own long term defense interest. a sustained lodge capacity for the production ammunition, for example, is important. to you recently said it would fall short of its pledge to provide ukraine with a 1000000 artillery shells by next month privatized, as its new factory will turn out $200000.00 a year. when it opens in 2025. germany has already pledged several 100000 rounds to ukraine before then. large scale military aid from the united states is no longer a given in with presidential elections later this year. the picture is even less clear.

and what donald trump, he's reinventing the republican party, he's saying, i don't need you on a mattel's. i don't need you aren't and see, i'm gonna do is on my own. and he did, he created a movement. and now he uses hot water and you know, he's living and breathing how november he's going to win that ticket. what do you think of the fact that there was really only one legitimate opponent for donald trump? and she is in terms of my research so far that i've been able to come up with completely bought and owned by donors and super fax. what's wrong is there, isn't there something wrong with that picture? nobody can come out of nowhere and just say no, i want to. i disagree with this ma'am. and by the way, she didn't disagree with. what do you make of nikki haley? yeah, well, obviously she's going to slow burn. i was there when she announced her run for presidency and she's been, you know, just trickling up in the numbers ever so often. but, you know, she was really smart enough to knock out her other opponents. now we know this, you need at least a $1000000000.00 to run a presidential rac

he's saying, i don't need you on a mattel's. i don't need you are and see i'm gonna do some aisle and he did. he created a movement and now he uses like water and you know, he's living and breathing how november he's got when that ticket, what do you think of the fact that there was really only one legitimate opponent for donald trump? and she is in terms of my research so far that i've been able to come up with completely bought and owned by donors and super fax. what's wrong there? so isn't there something wrong with that picture? nobody can come out of nowhere and just say no, i want to. i disagree with this ma'am. and by the way, she didn't disagree with it. what do you make of nikki haley? yeah, well obviously she's been a slow burn. i was there when she announced her run for presidency and she's been, you know, just trickling up in the numbers ever so often. but, you know, she was really smart enough to knock out her other opponents. now we know this, you need at least a $1000000000.00 to run a presidential race these days

of bill or a song or suspension of activities, but most certainly is the russian position home with mattel resolved as a samsung washer is currently acting as a mediator, despite the impressions of the united states and we cannot contain them. try to ensure that this conflict does not spill over. send out your students are grade level for minister. we need to finish that. if we have a warrant that continued violence in enron together, street will create additional political and military risk in the region. but instead of making a collective effort to de escalate the us, somebody u k. have chosen a forceful response. is that a level of last month issue the statements suggesting that the united states or the collective, less physical interested when they go shooting and that statement, besides that, according to these diagnostics and development and some of these dynamics side of the general sense of the west has been extremely negative, is getting worse or truly. so just asked me less than that, interested in negotiating. and that based potentially slight role often, you know what works bef

and with donald trump, he's reinventing the republican party using i don't need you on a mattel's, i don't need you are and see, i'm gonna do some aisle and he did, he created a movement. and now he uses like water and you know, he's living and breathing how november he's got when that ticket, what do you think of the fact that there was really only one legitimate opponent for donald trump? and she is in terms of my research so far that i've been able to come up with completely bought and owned by donors and super fax. what's wrong is there, isn't there something wrong with that picture? nobody can come out of nowhere and just say no, i want to. i disagree with this ma'am. and by the way, she didn't disagree with it. what do you make of nikki haley? yeah, well obviously she's been a slow burn. i was there when she announced her run for presidency and she's been, you know, just trickling up in the numbers ever so often. but, you know, she was really smart enough to knock out her other opponents. now we know this, you need at least a $1000000.00 to run a presidential race these days. s

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and with donald trump, he's reinventing the republican party using i don't need you on a mattel's. i don't need you are and see, i'm gonna do some idle and he did. he created a movement and now he uses like water and you know, he's living and breathing how november he's got when that ticket, what do you think of the fact that there was really only one legitimate opponent for donald trump? and she is in terms of my research so far that i've been able to come up with completely bought and owned by donors and super fax. what's wrong is there, isn't there something wrong with that picture? nobody can come out of nowhere and just say no, i want to. i disagree with this ma'am. and by the way, she didn't disagree with it. what do you make of vicky hailey? yeah, well obviously she's been a slow burn. i was there when she announced her run for presidency and she's been, you know, just trickling up in the numbers ever so often. but, you know, she was really smart enough to knock out her other opponents. now we know this, you need at least a $1000000000.00 to run a presidential race these day

he's saying, i don't need you on a mattel's. i don't need you aren't and see, i'm gonna do some idle and he did, he created it with that. and now he use the hot water and you know, he's living and breathing how november he's got when that ticket, what do you think of the fact that there was really only one legitimate opponent for donald trump? and she is in terms of my research so far that i've been able to come up with completely bought and owned by donors and super fax. what's wrong there? so isn't there something wrong with that picture? nobody can come out of nowhere and just say no, i want to. i disagree with this ma'am. and by the way, she didn't disagree with it. what do you make of nikki haley? yeah, well obviously she's been a slow burn. i was there when she announced her run for presidency and she's been, you know, just trickling up in the numbers ever so often. but, you know, she was really smart enough to knock out her other opponents. now we know this, you need at least a $1000000000.00 to run a presidential race th

and finally for education, i propose continued funding of $20 million for the mattel alliance, a collaborative nuclear sciences research partnership between the universe of south carolina, clemson university, south carolina state university, all as full partners with the savannah river national laboratory also. truly, we must have the strongest commitment to education we can muster if we're going to succeed. turning to mental health, our covid-19 experience revealed that he mental health crisis existed in south carolina. we knew we had problems. he just wasn't clear how bad it was. that's why two years ago i directed health and human services director robby kerr to initiate an immediate review of our states behavioral health funding and delivery system. it became clear from the directors efforts that the time it come to modernize and restructure south carolina's seibold healthcare delivery agencies, the department of mental health, the department of health and human services, the department of health and environmental control, and others. the restructuring of these agencies is and will continu

and finally for education, i propose continued funding of $20 million for the mattel alliance, a collaborativeences research partnership between the universe of south carolina, clemson university, south carolina state university, all as full partners with the savannah river national laboratory also. truly, we must have the strongest commitment to education we can muster if we're going to succeed. turning to mental health, our covid-19 experience revealed that he mental health crisis existed in south carolina. we knew we had problems. he just wasn't clear how bad it was. that's why two years ago i directed health and human services director robby kerr to initiate an immediate review of our states behavioral health funding and delivery system. it became clear from the directors efforts that the time it come to modernize and restructure south carolina's seibold healthcare delivery agencies, the department of mental health, the department of health and human services, the department of health and environmental control, and others. the restructuring of these agencies is and will continue to be a co

there was oprah, jill barad at mattel, carly fiorina at hewlett-packard. but not many. oh, you're getting real glasses. [laughter] outside, they get plastic. it's a first down here. can you imagine the contradiction of being a woman as a stockbroker in the 1960s? [cheerful music] first of all, it was all men. it was all men. women weren't invited. to then being heralded on the floor of the new york stock exchange like a rock star. and they've had rock stars on the floor of the new york stock exchange, too. martha stewart is offering 7.2 million shares at a price of $18 each. so that ipo price was $18 a share. i'm just hearing that martha just opened $37.25 a share. what does that tell you? that was the first trade, $37.25? correct. [shouting, laughing] how does it feel to be the chairman of a publicly traded company? it feels really good, especially now with the stock opening substantially higher than the offering price. in a matter of, i don't know, it seemed like minutes, martha was a multi-multi-millionaire. shares of martha stewart living omnimedia rose faster than

there was oprah, jill barad at mattel, carly fiorina at hewlett-packard. but not many.h, you're getting real glasses. [laughter] outside, they get plastic. it's a first down here. can you imagine the contradiction of being a woman as a stockbroker in the 1960s? [cheerful music] first of all, it was all men. it was all men. women weren't invited. to then being heralded on the floor of the new york stock exchange like a rock star. and they've had rock stars on the floor of the new york stock exchange, too. martha stewart is offering 7.2 million shares at a price of $18 each. so that ipo price was $18 a share. i'm just hearing that martha just opened $37.25 a share. what does that tell you? that was the first trade, $37.25? correct. [shouting, laughing] how does it feel to be the chairman of a publicly traded company? it feels really good, especially now with the stock opening substantially higher than the offering price. in a matter of, i don't know, it seemed like minutes, martha was a multi-multi-millionaire. shares of martha stewart living omnimedia rose faster than a

if i were mattel, i would hire this lady to sell "he" man dolls. >> one of my childhood favorites.a, remember, that's the executive who brought on mulvaney, once complained that bud had used too much fratty humor in the past and guess who handed me my quarter pounder through the drive through window yesterday. alisa -- i kid. mcdonald's is for fratty jerks, too, but you know who likes fratty humors? you're not selling to transinfluencers, there is only one and you used them in the ad. bud is doing the right thing and good for them. maybe the leaders will learn the same lesson. if you insult the people who made you they can unmake you, too. at least now they have a spokesman emphasis on man who makes us laugh on purpose and not because he looks like audrey hepburn. if anything, this opens the door for other troubled brands to do the same. because, you know, maybe dudes are the answer. maybe disney should hire larry the cable guy. hell, ben & jerry's should higher tyus, he could have his own flavor. kick ass crunch. >> tyrus: i might try that. >> greg: victoria secret, maybe it's tim

and i knew that she wasn't overjoyed because she would have liked it to have been bonwit mattel or lord and taylor. i mean, we were like, kmart. because we didn't even have kmart in connecticut at the time. in the 1980s, kmart is a reliably kind of mid-market home goods store. basically, our customers over the past few years have been telling us that our stores are tired, old looking. the new ceo who joins kmart, joe antonini, in 1987, really wants to up the level of pizzazz of kmart. kmart is about to spend $2.3 billion upgrading its image. that means the chain, sometimes known as the polyester palace, is preparing for the first major facelift in its history. kmart was trying to go more upscale as part of its strategy. so celebrities were a way of getting credibility by association. they zero in on martha as the kind of public figure who telegraphs this aura of competence and sophistication. from martha's perspective, she doesn't actually need class. but she does need reach. and then she said, how much are you going to pay me? and i said $50,000 a year on retainer and royalties. royalt

. >> good morning, frank shares of mattel popping on reports that the investor has set sights on theompany. according to reuters, barrington capital has an undisclosed stake in the toymaker and is looking to make changes to boost the stock. that includes s looking at alternatives for fisher-price and american girl brand. >>> tesla agreeing to settle a lawsuit over allegations it mishandled hazardous waste in california for years the ev maker will pay 1$1.5 million and follow an injunction on the matter for five years tesla did not respond to a request for comment by cnbc paid $275,000 penalty to the epa after it found the company violated air emission standards near the freemont plant. >>> intel is looking to delay construction on the $20 billion manufacturing plant in ohio. construction on two factories in that state are now scheduled to wrap up in late 2026 the journal says the slow rollout of the incentives by the u.s. government is the reason for the delay. in a statement, intel has not made recent changes to its pace of construction or timeline. frank. >> silvana, thank you. int

>> no, just activism. >> oh. >> and i think elf is going to distinguish itself tonight but mattel, theory is challenged look at roblox what a show, david killed disney and paramount. >> i did not. >> you killed kenny too. >>> mad money, 6:00 p.m. eastern time >>> when we come back as we're five points shy of an all time intraday high. next victims. ♪♪ you ready for this? ♪pump up the jam pump it up♪ when it comes to ai, there's something big happening. the smallest things are creating giant revolutions... at world wide technology, we're at the forefront of ai. with our one of a kind ai proving ground, cyber range, and full stack approach, you can build, test, protect and implement ai solutions that deliver for you and your customers... in a big way. world wide technology. together, let's make a new world happen. you know doug, ever since switching to workday you've been a real rock star. rock star? what do you know about rock stars? billy idol? i mean where's the skin-tight leather? my shoes are leather. where's the unnecessary zippers? that thing! billy, rock star is just how doug fee

i think mattel is doing a much better bad. they admitted, look, things aren't that great. say things were great. he just wouldn't do it. maybe that's because at one point my father sold games. >> another miss in terms of guidance, jim, will be marriott. that's on top of the revenue miss this quarter. avis, similarly, revenue miss, ebitda business. revenue down 7%. >> everyone got too excited when they saw the american express number which, by the way, the stock is on fire. maybe not today. i think marriott has had a move of 25 points based on absolutely nothing. we know the rental car business is not good. david, you know we had numbers from hertz that make people feel that steve sure is not going to be able to make sure that's a growth stock anymore. i think that's premature. things got a little too hot. david, when they get too hot, we embrace things like travel. let's take the stocks up, based on nothing other than what the last company said. when american express said things were good. it's not working except for tripadvisor. you know what that is, right? >> no. tell m

if i were mattel, i would hire this lady to sell "he" man dolls. >> one of my childhood favorites.licia, remember, that's the executive who brought on mulvaney, once complained that bud had used too much fratty humor in the past and guess who handed me my quarter pounder through the drive through window yesterday. alisa -- i kid. mcdonald's is for fratty jerks, too, but you know who likes fratty humors? you're not selling to transinfluencers, there is only one and you used them in the ad. bud is doing the right thing and good for them. maybe the leaders will learn the same lesson. if you insult the people who made you they can unmake you, too. at least now they have a spokesman emphasis on man who makes us laugh on purpose and not because he looks like audrey hepburn. if anything, this opens the door for other troubled brands to do the same. because, you know, maybe dudes are the answer. maybe disney should hire larry the cable guy. hell, ben & jerry's should higher tyus, he could have his own flavor. kick ass crunch. >> tyrus: i might try that. >> greg: victoria secret, maybe it's

and i knew that she wasn't overjoyed because she would have liked it to have been bonwit mattel or lordaylor. i mean, we were like, kmart. because we didn't even have kmart in connecticut at the time. in the 1980s, kmart is a reliably kind of mid-market home goods store. basically, our customers over the past few years have been telling us that our stores are tired, old looking. the new ceo who joins kmart, joe antonini, in 1987, really wants to up the level of pizzazz of kmart. kmart is about to spend $2.3 billion upgrading its image. that means the chain, sometimes known as the polyester palace, is preparing for the first major facelift in its history. kmart was trying to go more upscale as part of its strategy. so celebrities were a way of getting credibility by association. they zero in on martha as the kind of public figure who telegraphs this aura of competence and sophistication. from martha's perspective, she doesn't actually need class. but she does need reach. and then she said, how much are you going to pay me? and i said $50,000 a year on retainer and royalties. royalties is