from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everybody. it is fun day monday. it is april 14th. it is also the beginning of passover. tonight at sundown, we want to wish you a happy passover, a good passover. >> yes. we have a good show today. >> we do. >> vanessa williams is here. and she's going to sing for us. guess who else is here? >> emmy and golden globe winner -- not just a nominee. >> a winner. jeremy piven is here, allegedly. the camera --

>> there he is. >> yes, roll camera. and we have three out of the 22 real housewives of orange county. how many are there? >> i don't know. they keep coming and going. >> we don't know how many. but they'll be with us. >> how was your weekend? >> it was finally a beautiful weekend, wasn't it? yeah, it was so great. just to be outside. unless you had had winters like we had, recently, you don't -- i don't know how can you appreciate spring if you haven't had a winter like that. it was beautiful. had one signing for a product that i -- shall remain nameless, but i went to -- have you ever been to stu leonards. >> i have not been to stu leonards and apparently i've been missing out. >> there is frank. it gives us a chance to remind each other we're in each other's lives. we're on our way and lots and lots of people came out. i brought something for you from stu leonards, there is four of them around the tristate area, it is like going to a farmer's

market/general store slash and everything is huge there, like lobsters that are this big. they have got meat that looks like -- that bam-bam, flintstone would eat. and i brought you a little gift. they made a special coffee for us. kathie lee and hoda coffee. >> oh, my god. >> that is from stu leonards for you. what about you? >> beautiful weekend. my best friend karen came into town. >> she says that, my best friend, drooifs me crazy. >> we went to her husband, her husband's birthday, a whole bunch of us went to see "jersey boys," great, that was the selfie, because we couldn't find anyone to take a picture. we went to the yankee game and we had a -- >> just an eye. >> that's all you need. just an eye. >> okay. >> such a pretty girl. >> great, great girl. "more" magazine did the half marathon. i went and blew the horn. look at all the people running.

>> you did a fifth of it, right? >> .2 miles they ran or 13. these are the people at the finish line. that girl deena ran it in an hour and 11 minutes, 12 miles. she broke some kind of record. and then we did it. that's what i call walking 1.2 miles and pretending -- >> at least you showed up. >> yes. >> so "snl," seth rogan hosted this weekend and he said he didn't need any help from his famous friends. so here they came, one by one, james franco, zoe deschanel came and taylor swift stepped in and everyone says she stole the show. take a look. >> okay. >> hey, seth. you need any help? >> no, no. i got this. i got this. >> are you sure? >> totally sure. totally sure. okay. i'm fine. i don't want any help, guys. i'm fine.

i told you that, okay? i need no -- >> he said he doesn't need any help. >> taylor swift? why did you come? >> you're getting really upset. whenever a man shows emotion, i appear. >> i guess that's out of context. i don't know. i know she's trying to make fun of herself, which is a healthy thing to do. >> i think she gets unfairly bashed. i'm starting to think that. >> i think so too. she's very, very talented and these guys have been duley warned, if they get involved with her, they're going to show up in a song. >> the wheel of fortune, a big show. if you think about it, do you think you would be a good contestant. you're on the couch calling it out. this kid from indiana university. julian bats, he had a tough time. get this, he made a couple of mistakes, he missed winning a car, he missed winning a trip to jamaica and a million dollars. he kept flubbing. let's watch.

>> mythological hero ach-iles. >> we can't accept that. shelby? >> i'll solve, mythological hero achilles. >> yeah, that's it. >> b? >> can i solve? >> the world's fastest man. >> yeah, that's it. >> solve. >> go ahead. >> on the spot dice spin. >> no. shelby? >> on the spot decision. >> yeah, that's it. uh-huh. >> aw. poor guy. >> oh, my god. that would have been so bad. he missed out on a car, a million dollars, a trip to jamaica. >> the worst part is he's got to go back to college and hear about it from people. be kind to him. >> have you ever done that with a word, you're like, how do you spell sure? i did that with sure once. how do you spell -- >> sure, like s-u-r-e and shore

like the shoreline. some people say sure. would you like a piece of chocolate cake? sure. >> how do you spell it? >> i got panicked before thinking s-h -- you just don't -- whatever. >> that's why people go on those shows. you don't understand what it is like when you're under that kind of pressure. we look idiotic enough just doing what we do every morning, ask jeremy piven over there. >> what are you doing? i know. >> he's on a high brow -- >> i can't wait to hear about the show. >> i know. >> kind of "downton abbey"-ish. >> it's called acting. >> that's what i heard. >> this is the hottest thing, apparently. >> yeah. >> we can't figure out why. we're going to attempt to do it. we couldn't get it here. >> they're called chicken corsages. they go to a school dance and the guy doesn't give the girl a regular wrist corsage. >> no. >> a piece of chicken. >> chicken.

>> they teamed up with kentucky fried chicken. let's watch the commercial and we'll attempt it. >> original recipe. i know how much you like original recipe. ♪ ♪ >> it is a bizarre idea. and i think it is probably only available during prom time. but, you know what, they don't usually serve very good -- they don't usually serve good food -- if you want you can pull up -- you know, not have the calories and throw it on the dance floor and people can slip and -- that's always good for a laugh.

all right. so there you go. >> i like it. >> we'll see if jeremy piven wants to take a bite. all righty. it is "everyone has a story" day. ♪ everyone has a moment that changes you ♪ >> this is michael zezmer from alabama. he's on the line with us. he's with his wife luanne. let me tell you a little bit of his story. 46 years ago, when michael was 17, unbelievable thing, he had some arm pain that just made it difficult to grip some things. he went home, from work, to take a nap. when he woke up, he was paralyzed from the neck down. he had transverse militis, that attacks insulation around the spinal cord. so he was determined not to give up and the song this week will be about how unbelievably supportive his family is. hi, you guys. are you there? >> hey! how are you doing? >> how are you?

>> how are you doing, michael? >> we're awesome. thank you. >> i love them already. we can't wait to see you on thursday, michael, and your beautiful wife too. >> okay. >> we're going to save some chicken for you. >> okay. >> i think we have technical problems. >> you guys are going to die. this is so genius. >> so weird. >> this is coconut oil. not this brand, any brand you want. this is coconut oil. somebody told me there is something called swishing and pulling where you take a spoonful, put it in your mouth, swish it around, it kills bacteria, they said, it kills plaque, it helps with breath and somebody says it even helps whiten your teeth. you should consult with a dentist. i didn't. you take a spoon full, would you do it too? >> no. >> put it in, it melts. don't swallow it, because it is gross if you swallow it. mm. >> what is the first thing --

for 20 minutes? no thank you. >> swoosh it. >> ew. >> it melts. >> i don't think i would like that. >> mm. >> are you going to spit it out? >> mm-hmm. >> i apologize right now for her. >> okay. i'm not kidding, you guys, your breath is -- it is totally makes your breath smell great. anyway, try it. >> all right, mine is obviously and always much deeper than hoda's. mine is a book called "parenting the whole hearted child." if you want to raise a child and hopefully the results will be pretty darn good, this is by jeanne kunian, from amazon.com, i was blown away by this. i wish i had this book, i wish i had written this book, but it is excellent. it talks about harnessing all the joy in a child and keeping it there, as you're also raising them. okay? >> sounds like a great book. >> it is terrific. >> stayed way up after midnight

to be with us, vanessa williams is here. >> didn't come with an entourage himself, the emmy and golden globe winning jeremy piven is here. >> looking good.

he won three emmys and golden globe for his portrayal of the hot tempered hollywood power agent from the show "entourage," but his latest character is as far from ari gold as it gets. >> jeremy plays harry selfridge, that has a management style that sometimes surprises. take a look. >> i understand it is your birthday today. >> indeed it is. >> you must be very proud. you've had a long and distinguished career. >> before you say anymore, i've been expecting that you might need me to retire soon. i realize that time has crept up

on me. the store will need new blood. >> the diamond tipped pen for your years of service. happy birthday, mr. crab. >> aw. how are you? >> you're the sweetheart. >> yes. >> sweetheart guy. shows your acting, you know, spectrum. you can play a nice, sweet guy. >> yeah, you know, it is interesting because when you play -- i can't use the word that ari gold is, can you guys say that? >> no. >> okay. >> a jerk. >> okay, a jerk. an abrasive man, if you will. when you play him for eight seasons and you're in people's living rooms, if you play him in an authentic way, people think that's who you are. as you alluded to earlier, i am a thespian, if you will. >> when you're in england, you're a thespian. you're just an actor over here. >> indeed. >> indeed. >> too much time across the

pond. >> which is more fun to play. ari or mr. selfridge. >> as i watch that clip of ari, i watch myself clear a desk as i'm on the screen -- there you go. horrifying. >> but fun. >> actors don't always know what to do with their hands, you know? it is not even an issue. you know what you got to do. >> not to be creepy, but i always know what to do with my hands. >> i know, because i live next door to you in los angeles. i hear the screams coming out of that building, baby. >> you've been waiting for that one. she's been like, here it comes, here it comes. now to play a guy, harry selfridge, a real guy, and he went over at the turn of the century from the midwest to london, and transformed shopping. >> paid a dear personal price for it, didn't he? >> he did ultimately. he was very ambitious.

it is a great life lesson, if you put everything you have into your career and don't pay attention to your relationships, it won't end well for you. >> and very dickens. >> do people recognize you as ari or mr. selfridge. >> mr. selfridge, it is a huge show over there. we're lucky to have itv backing us. we're with pbs here and it is funded by the people. >> the movie you just wrapped, the new "entourage" movie. >> you're very busy and important. cheers. >> you can catch jeremy sunday nights on pbs. thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much. >> all the hollywood buzz is coming up. >> stick around.

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all day. we are so excited because -- wait. we love it. and we also love who's here with us. >> yes. >> vanessa williams. >> she's a multiple tony, grammy and emmy nominee, sold millions of albums worldwide and appeared in dozens of tv shows, films and broadway productions. >> and now you can find her in "after midnight," the broadway jazz musical about the glory days of harlem's famous landmark, the cotton club. >> if you want to see miss williams in it, you got to come quickly. june -- >> may 11th. for six weeks, so just finishing -- >> chop chop. >> it is a ball. >> it is a fun show. hoda and i went. >> my track has amazing songs.

today i'm doing "stormy weather" for you guys. but i do "sunny side of the streets," "i can't give you anything but love," and zazuzazz. >> a real crowd pleaser. it is a new generation and they're not up on those kinds of songs. great dancing and -- >> is that what you're noticing in the audience? >> well, i did a picture for somebody yesterday who bid on an 8 by 10, he got it for his grandson $300 for -- it was great. the fifth time ed seen it. he's coming back next week. everyone who goes into this special guest star brings their own whatever. i get a chance to dance full out because i haven't danced since "kiss of a spider," really. twirling and back in the swing of things. >> and wearing great clothes. >> yes. the clothes are phenomenal. >> is there anything like being on a live broadway stage for you. you've done it all? >> there is nothing like it.

you get a chance to do everything. singing, dancing, acting and -- >> no faking it. >> no faking it and you have the live band behind you, which is extraordinary. so usually in the pit. but they're also -- yeah, part of the show. >> she's not aging. >> i can't stop looking at you because i feel like -- >> what is she doing? i was examining and i see nothing. >> we'll talk. >> you look great. >> how about your family? >> today is devin's birthday, my son is 21 today. i know. and i said, where do you want to go for dinner? pick a restaurant? he said, mom, i want you to cook. i said, okay. >> what will you cook? >> i don't know. i'm waiting for him to tell me what he wants. i'll cook him a home cooked meal. >> he loves his mommy. >> i wish my son loved me. >> how old are the other kids? >> melanie is 26. jillian is 24. and she's got her own music career. she's got a band called lion babe.

she's doing this alternative r&b thing. and then stacia is in eighth grade and she's 13. >> a lot of people in showbiz are not thrilled with their kids following their path. your parents encouraged you. >> i played french horn and piano and had to read music and it was a requirement in our household. but the two of mine that are going to -- that really want to be in this business love music. and if you're talented, you know, my parents never said get a real job and that's phenomenal. >> they realize it is a real job. >> it is. >> and try doing eight shows a week on broadway and say get a real job. >> and reading music is a skill. playing an instrument well is a skill. it should be honored. so i really am happy that my parents valued the arts. >> we're happy you're going to be singing for us later. stormy weather. >> singing stormy weather. >> stick around, everybody. right now, we got to go to some desperate housewives.

>> three of them from the oc coming up after this. plus, your buzz.

we're back with more of "today" on this fun day monday which happens to be miss jill martin's birthday. >> happy birthday, jill. >> time for "today's buzz" and the hollywood gossip that will make you the star of your girls' night out. >> we have the good, the bad and everything in between from aol.com's brian balthazar. >> you look gorgeous. both of you. >> thank you, doll. >> so mtv awards. >> mila kunis accepting an award for best movie villain and she came on in a little black dress but everyone was wondering what was under the little black dress, don't get weird on me but we think it is a little baby bump.

they have not confirmed that -- >> i thought she confirmed. >> it has been reported everywhere. she has not said, i'm preggers. she said this was her dream to win an mtv movie award. she was the only female nominated and she won. >> and zac efron. >> how many people have a shirt that is buttoned for a breakaway. >> looked awesome. >> very buttoned up today. >> minnie driver, she is -- >> i love minnie. >> she's a very active twitter user. now she's taking a break because she was very excited about this vacation she was taking, a holiday with her son, and she had her photograph taken in a bikini and she didn't know. i think she looks pretty darn good. >> darn good. >> she got vilified on twitter for not having the perfect body, so she went on twitter, she said, you know, some people are horrible, you try being

photographed when you don't know it and you're just on holiday with your kid. she said twitter is too mean sometimes and she's going to take a break from the twitter sphere. >> we had her on the show a couple of weeks ago and she's delightful. >> when people tweet mean things, what do you do? >> i block them. don't need them. >> i save them and sometimes i'll respond, just completely friendly. >> i do that first. i do that, and then if they just continue, i say, you know, life's too short, i gave you a chance to be nice -- >> i don't read them. when you put it in your brain, it is in your brain. just delete. >> let's talk about jimmy fallon. he stepped into something. >> he wanted to go out and see a band -- >> he wanted to go out and brawl. >> he's not a fighter. he walks into niagara in new york city and 10:30 in the evening and there was a bar scuffle, a knife fight. he got in the middle of it, he quickly left the bar, but he was kind of frazzled and shaken. >> was it really late? >> 10:30, in between sets. things get a little rowdy in

niagara. he was shuffled in and shuffled out quickly, but it reportedly was pretty shaken. >> he went home and cried to winnie, his little baby. >> miley cyrus. >> she did an interview with "elle," digital version going online tomorrow. and she talks about maybe all this crotch grabbing is her version of a feminist statement. she said rappers have grabbed their crotch and she grabs her crotch and she gets criticized for it. she said this is her version of feminism. she just wants there to be equality among the sexes. what is your take on grabbing your crotch? i think we have it right there. i think that's your take on it. >> yeah. >> we'll be right back. >> no, i'm kidding. >> we cannot say any more than what we already said over and over. >> right. >> the worst thing you can become in showbiz is boring. and we heard it.

we heard it. and she's trying to do something new. but this is not new anymore. that's the problem. >> i have to wonder in ten years if we'll be rolling our eyes like this even happened. not necessarily a good thing. remember how we freaked out when -- >> let her talent speak. >> yes, yeah. >> how about the box office? >> "captain america" killed it but narrowly beat out "rio 2." a kids film. >> i want to see "rio 2." >> what was third? >> third was "oculus". >> what happened to "draft day"? >> fourth. >> what about "god's not dead"? sixth? >> i don't know what number it is, but it is sliding down. >> still. >> cassidy is in it. >> it is all good. >> are your kids driving you crazy? >> why more parents admit to being aggravated by their kids and what you can do about it. >> and set your dvr to "real

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before new jersey, atlanta and beverly hills, there were "the real housewives of orange county." >> they're back for a drama filled ninth season and fans will tune in to see some familiar faces like vicki gunvalson and tamra judge. >> and we'll meet two new cast members, including shannon beador here with us. here is a sneak peek of tonight's premiere. take a look. >> again, mother, remind me that i do not have a cell phone. most people in my grade do. not very fair. >> how old are you? >> 12. >> okay. >> almost 13. >> i remember my parents

installed a phone line in my house, i think i was 16. >> that's because you lived when there was not a lot of technology. in the olden days. >> in the olden days, there you go. >> the olden days. >> hi. >> so shannon, you dove into the deep end. what made you decide to join the ladies? >> i thought it would be such a unique opportunity to watch little pieces of your life played back for you, who gets that chance to i can improve here or i do this okay. >> everybody can because of video cameras. they can keep it private and control it a little bit better, right? >> i thought it would be a fun adventure. >> what happened to the other ones? where are the other housewives? >> you two are here. >> we ran them out of oc. >> you ran them out? do you miss them? >> no. >> i miss alexis, i do. her and i are -- >> what about gretchen? >> who? >> nobody misses gretchen.

>> i'm sorry, who? >> wow. wow. >> when you're gone, you're gone. >> you're gone. >> vicki, you're -- >> not dead, is she? >> that's why there is a rear view mirror. she's in the past. >> wow. >> that's what i'm talking about. okay, vicki, you've been here for nine seasons. you've been on all the housewives franchises the longest. you've had your share of drama play out. what keeps you coming back, i guess? >> you know what, there is good and bad in everything in life. and it has been a great experience. yes, i got divorced and my kids were in high school when we started, now they're graduated. i'm 27, 28 years old, i'm a grandmother. i come back because it's a lot of fun. >> right. >> it is a lot of fun. >> tamra, you watched your life unfold again. you were divorced earlier on and there was a whole marriage episode. that's got to be -- how is your life going? >> my life is going good. i'm very busy. between the show and cut fitness and the kids and -- >> are the kids on the show? >> no, my kids are in the on the show. >> do you want them on?

>> my littlest, sophia, who is 8, she's a little mini me, she wanted to be on the show and we tried to work it out with her father and he just didn't want any part of it so, but my other two, they're fine. one is in high school, one is in middle school and the furthest thing from their mind. >> that would have been the biggest decision to make. do you let your children -- kids don't really know what -- there are ramifications. are you concerned about that? >> you know what i thought, in life, especially i have three young girls, so you have to develop a thick skin so as my kids can develop that thick skin at a younger age, for the benefit -- they know if someone comes up to them saying i can't play with you anymore because my mother doesn't like you anymore, they know to say, you're entitled to your opinion, but i don't agree with it. >> is the fur going to fly tonight? what is going to happen? >> it is a great episode tonight. i think everyone is going to -- we laughed a lot. my girlfriend and i watched it coming here last night. >> we're in hawaii, so it is just visually very beautiful. >> it is a good life.

>> not a bad life. >> all right. >> great life. >> it is horrible to get paid to go to lunch and dinner -- >> you're right. >> you can catch the season premiere of "the real housewives of orange county" tonight. vanessa williams takes us back in time with a classic performance of "stormy weather". >> are more parents more aggravated than ever? >> ever. >> after this.

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the temper tantrums, the daily demands, constant whining and that's just around here, kids can really test a parent's patience like this scene from "this is 40." take a look. >> what are you doing? we have to get ready for the party. >> just watched the last episode of "lost."

>> okay. you know what? we don't have time for this right now. we have a lot of people coming over. >> they're all dead. >> what? >> jack, kate, sawyer -- >> i don't care about the show right now, okay? i need you to just get in the shower and get dressed. just put it on hold. >> all those people. >> don't think about "lost" today. tomorrow, "lost," all day. i can't wait to hear about it. jack, no way, really? right now, shower. >> well, a new study by child trends found parents feel more aggravated than ever before, so here to help us figure out why and what we can do about it -- i have nothing to do with it. what can you do? psychiatrist ish major. >> and mother of five, business coach and writer, alli worthington. >> are the others not being honest about it, being annoyed, but others admit it? >> i think so. if you admit it my gosh, i'm a

horrible parent, my kids -- you got to own it and validate that feeling on your own. you can move forward and it is natural, normal. >> is it because a lot of parents are like helicopter parents and hovering and they're present for everything and hence the, you know, the aggravation? >> i definitely think so. think about what moms are expected to do these days. work, come home, cook dinner, go to a gazillion extracurricular activities and then you have to build the taj mahal out of tooth picks for a project at school and you're exhausted. >> if you go to the bakery and bring cupcakes from a bakery -- >> as a mother of five, how do you -- what do you do? >> i'm store bought all the way. i will bring that -- no. >> be proud. >> when your kids whine, the five of them, or -- what do you do? what is the solution? >> we have all ages, from preschool all the way through high school. so depending on their age, that's how i handle it. we do laps around the house. we do extra chores. >> like a time-out?

>> no, they run laps around the house. >> a grown-up time-out. you do laps. >> you make your kids run? i like it. all right. does that work? >> that works. if you have to run around the house five times, you're not going to whine about dinner. >> hungry, you can eat what's in front of you. >> i did a book signing, out of 100 children, one thanked me. one thank you. what's all that about? >> you come from a big family. >> i do, five sisters and one brother. i learned they have to be a constant presence, tuned in, plugged in, your kid is upset about "lost," validate that, but then shift and pivot and -- >> a lot of them stay there. >> grab the child because we have the next thing to do. >> validate every little thing, isn't that where the whining comes from? >> validate and pivot. okay? >> we're supposed to train our kids to deal with the real world. i don't see that happening in general. what do you think? >> i think that happens a lot.

i think parents fall into the trap of comparing ourselves to other people. so when we compare, sometimes it is easier to say, yes to everything to try to make our kids happy. >> thanks, you guys. >> thanks so much. now we saved the best -- sorry guys -- for last. play on a song. vanessa will be singing for us. >> vanessa williams. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

multiplatinum recording artist and tony nominated actress vanessa williams is back to sing for us. >> she's guest starring in "after midnight" and here with the great orchestra, the jazz at

lincoln center all-stars. >> quick change. you look gorgeous. >> broadway, baby, yeah. >> this is what we can expect to see you in? >> you have the most numbers, right, from what i can remember? six or -- >> i do four and then at the end. but it is delicious and fantastic. >> and great performing with these guys, the all-stars? >> they're stand-ups for a reason, they stand the test of time. music is phenomenal. having them behind me, doesn't get any better than that. >> what are you going to sing for us? >> "stormy weather". >> here she is, vanessa williams, and those guys too. ♪ ♪ i look around heavy heart

♪ night comes around and i'm still feeling bad ♪ ♪ rain pouring down blinding every hope i had ♪ ♪ pitter and patter and beating and splattering drives me mad ♪ ♪ this misery is just too much for me ♪ ♪ don't know why there's no sun up in the sky ♪ ♪ stormy weather since my man and i ain't together ♪ ♪ keeps raining all the time

♪ life is bad gloom and misery everywhere ♪ ♪ stormy weather just can't keep my poor self together ♪ ♪ keeps raining all the time the time ♪ ♪ so weary all the time ♪ when he went away the blues walked in and met me ♪ ♪ if he stays away old rockin' chair will get me ♪ ♪ all i do is pray the lord above will let me ♪ ♪ walk in the sun once more

♪ can't go on everything i have is gone ♪ ♪ stormy weather since my man and i ain't together ♪ ♪ keeps raining all the time ♪ keeps raining all the time [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you, everybody. >> amazing. >> come see vanessa in "after midnight". >> tomorrow, how to handle annoying people. >> real life family that

inspired "heaven is for real." >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪