holiday season than dancing with the stars pro mike ballast and cc because they got married today. we're looking at the road to the altar in this romance rewind. >> before i saw her, the first thing i heard was her voice and that's the first thing that got me. ? i'm falling apart ? >> the couple met in 2012 while performing at a singer songwriter event. >> we exchanged info >> i wasn't wanting to meet anyone. it wasn't like that for me. he was so talented. he seemsslike a nice guy. >> thanks. >> so eventually -- >> she met me for taco tuesday. >> taco tuesday, we were there for five and a half hours. ?? >> they have been together ever since, even making music together. the pair got engaged a year ago

derek hough would be his best man. >> i'm his bro, i know. i love him. >> here is a unique twist. derek is waiting until after the wedding to throw a bachelor party. the reason, mark is busy starring in jersey boys on broadway, and derek is gearing up ffr nbc's hairspray live. >> we can't do anything crazy because we got to work and be in great health. >> no hangovers. >> i don't want to wake up in dubai or something. where are we? >> everybody knows today is black friday. you're probably worn out from hunting for bargains. look for a cheaper way out. they're the highest earning a-list stars. get a load of these numbers. ?? >> she's only 26, but taylor is tops when it comes to raking in dollars. 170 million of them to be exact, making her this year'' highest earning celeb according to

>> he may have friends in low places, but garth brooks is the highest earring male musician with $70 million. jennifer lawrence's cash flow is no joke. the oscar winner is the highest paid actress with $46 million in the bank. the rock is the highest paid actor pulling in nearly $65 million. >> he has a production company called seven ucks and that's a reminder to himself he once had only $7 in his pocket. i thinth he is available to be humble. >> kevin hart makes bank. he earned nearly $88 million thanks to movies, comedy tour and endorsements. >> i don't plan on slowing down anytime soon. >> of course, you don't have to be an actor or music star to make big buckk in hollywood. look at the kardashians. here are the highest earning reality stars and you will not believe who ranks number two.

stars, a big chunk of her $51 million earnings come from her mobile game. kim outearns husband kanye west by $33.5 million. >> i'm having so much fun. >> but look who is number two. kim's youngest sister, 19-year-old kylie jenner. she's worth $18 million thanks mostly to her wildly popular cosmetics line. supermodel sis kendall jenner is number three with $17 million in earpings. and kris is fifth with $11.5 million. >> we're all doing well, having a good time. and working hard. >> courtney at $10 million follows her mom, brother rob didn't make the list so who is right behind the kardashian jenners? >> just shop taller. >> bethenny frankel whose skinny girl empire helped her rake it in this year. up next, priscilla presley

>> let me show you around. >> how she's expanding the king's estate. >> a bit of elvis everywhere here. >> then, barbra streisand on her star studded new album. what happened behind the scenes of her duet with melissa mccarthy. >> i heard you had a starbucks in your house.

welcome back, everybody. the king of rock 'n' roll elvis presley had a love affair all his own. and graceland, world famous estate, was decorated like no other place on earth. you can stay at graceland and we're giving you a personal tour right now from the perfect person. ?? >> hello, everyone. i'm priscilla presley.

>> the new guest house at graceland is adjacent to the king's mansion. priscilla helped design the interiors of the new hotel to pake it feel like how elvis would live together. >> this is a grand staircase modeled after the staircase in the front room of graceland. the chandelier is a large version of the one that is hanging there now. >> "e.t." has been a frequent guest at graceland. converted into a museum and tourist attraction back in 1982 to help pay for the massive upkeep. >> the problem is we're and adversity, this is the way we have to do it. >> rooms inside the original mansion show his style from the music room to the lavish dining room to the tropical jungle room. hhs only child lisa marie grew up here and she once told us her dad would not enjoy the spotlight that stars live under today. fancied that very much. he would have -- i would imagine

>> elvis died here in 1977 and is buried in the backyard of his estate along with his parents and grandmother. over 600,000 fans visit each year to pay their respects. >> i feel his spirit is there. i always felt that. i think many people feel the same way. >> the at hotel, the chairs in the lobby were created to look like the coolars on his famous in the king suite, a red draped bed. >> we have ive restaurants. which has a big pool table which elvis loved to play. >> it was a 30-year process getting the hotel to come together. >> we have a 464 seat theater, movies and large events. >> priscilla says elvis planned to build a guest house for visitors at graceland and this one is on a larger scale. >> so proud of graceland and everybody that came in that was a newcomer, the first thing he did was show them all of graceland. there is a bit of elvis

why did pam dawber walk away from hollywood? >> my kids have never seen anything i've done. i'm just their mom. >> her life today with hubby mark harman. and katie versus taylor, who wore it best? we break down the black friday fashion fix. plus, one on one with barbra streisand, the secrets from her celebrity duets album and why she couldn't get enough of cameron in our new interview. >> thank you. i applaud you.

(becky) i've seen such a change in einstein since he started the new beneful recipe. the number one ingredient in it is beef. (einstein) the beef is fantastic! (becky) he has enough energy to believe that he can jump high enough to catch a bird.

and now a black friday fashion fix. if you're shopping for a winter must have, know that leopard coats are in. taylor swift walking on the wild side in a nearly $2200 alc coat. >> i didn't wear my leopard. i'm sorry. >> katy perry, check out her roaring cover-up outside the we are coveting that cape. gigi hadid pouncing on the trend too, her best strut through the streets of los angeles in a gorgeous roberto cavalli duster. and cate blanchett in an almost $3500 alexander wang cheetah. i doubt that barbra streisand is thinking about black friday.

again.& cameron matheson sat down with her to talk about her music. ? memories ? >> how much joy do you get in being out there on that stage? >> well, i love the audience's feedback and i like the fact that they're there in the first place. but i -- it is a my own thing. >> this weekend, performing four dates starting in houston sunday night. >> i always feel good when i can return to the stage, you know, to the concert stage. and have the people there directly with me. ? you might be the best thing that has happened to me ? >> alec baldwin was one of the

barbra. it became her 11th number one album on the billboard 200 chart and solidified her as the top female artist with the most number one albums. madonna is second with eight. you are doing duets with some of hollywood's biggest names today. >> those are the actors i wanted to direct. ?? the first actor that i asked to be on the record was hugh jackman. when i found ttat song "any moment now." and i thought i could hear his voice speaking the lines and singing the songs. >> and who knew melissa mccarthy had singing chops. ? any part you can play i can play better ? ? i can play any part better than you ? ? no you can't yes i can ? ? no you can't ? >> what struck you most about working with her? >> she was delightful, so funny. >> i heard you had a starbucks in your house.

have to wear cashmere. >> i'm very willing to come here and hang out with barbra at any given moment. ? ask what i want and i will see ? >> now that she's back singing live, i had to know. what is one thing that barbra streisand must have with her when she's out on tour in. >> a person like you that my name right. they call me all kinds of strange pronunciations. >> let's set them straight. >> okay. >> barbra streisand. >> streiiand. >> i'm happy i got it right. you know what i mean? >> thank you. i applaud you. >> i'm glad you got it right too, cam. don't mess with the legend. you're going to hear barbra's husband james brolin on the

they celebrated 18 years of marriage this summer. here is another lady who knows all about making love last in hollywood. pam dawber is one of our favorite all time stars, and you may remember her from mork and mindy. when she sat down with nichelle turner, she explained why. >> married 30 years. i don't think people can work all the time in show busi was starring on the sitcom my sister sam. after giving birth to the couple's two sons, she alked away from fame for family. >> i did everything you can do in this business. and i had children. i wanted to drive my kids to school. i wanted to be there for their birthdays and bring cupcakes and doughnuts and do those school festivals and all that. and i did. and my husband was working all the time. >> and still is.

>> you guys were our, like, you know, hollywood couple. >> yeah. >> you were. you were our it couple. and you -- >> i know. >> when you're married, that's real life. to go and -- i'm not for that. plastering your kids on the cover of the magazines, my kids have never seen anything i've done, i'm just their mom. they don't care about what i did. they care about that they're doing. their father is for two boys. they don't listen to me. dad used to bring you here when you were little. >> earlier this montt, pam made a rare tv appearance on the odd couple to pay tribute to garry marshall who created mork and mindy and had given her and robin williams their big breaks. >> what are you doing?

>> it is emotional for pam to talk about robin. shortly before his suicide, he coaxed her out of retirement so they coold reunite on his show the crazy one. >> you are aware it is after 1:00 in the morning? >> oh, yeah. >> what do you miss most about robin? >> i hadn't seen robin for 20 years. and i did that episode because i wanted to be with robin. i wanted to see robin. that was a gift. that was such a gi you know, try as they might to keep their sons away from hollywood, the boys wanted in. 28-year-old shawn played mark on ncis and 24-year-old ty is a screenwriter. >> announcing their birthdays in the entertainment tonight birthdays soon. which garages with a the birth place of -- was it steve carell, christina applegate or paul rudd? the answer is up next.

[ zaps ] barry. future barry? just get a free tv from u.s. cellular. free tv? a free 58-inch samsung tv when we buy two samsung smartphones. got it. u.s. cellular, then the big-box. no, no big-box! we get trampled, you doof! ouch! ouch! get a free 58-inch samsung smart hdtv when you buy two samsung smartphones. and get a tablet for a penny. you weren't gonna mention the penny tablet?

welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which anchorman star's garage was the first place for -- that is christina applegate. she turned 45 today. >> we hhve we'll leave you with a little sneak peek of monday's "e.t." >> monday on "e.t.," mariah moves on. >> are you going to keep the ring? >> after a nasty breakup with her next move, should her ex-fiance be worried? and dolly parton reveals her

"the dr. oz show," it's one of life's biggest mysteries. what does it really feel like to die? we investigate the final seven minutes before death. plus, burned up smart phones are making headlines. it started shooting sparks and fire all over the room. dr. oz: how safe is your smart phone battery? we investigate. coming up next. ? dr. oz: today, two big investigations you can't find anywhere else. first up, the actual physical experience of dying. those last few moments have been long shrouded in the unknown but now science is beginning to peek

seven minutes before death. what does it really feel like to die? during the final minutes before death, the person dying appears to be sleeping. the heart slows, the pulse weakens. blood push drops, the body is -- pressure drops, the body is drowsy. the heart struggles to pump blood. liver, kidneys, and brain. the depige my gasp for air because of lack of oxygen. body temperature drops and the body grows cold and pale. circulation slows. as the minutes pass, rate activity decreases.

in the final seconds of life, the hearts stops beating and finally the brain goes dark. doctors call this final moment death. we have a doctor here leading the largest ever medical study into the state of consciousness and unconsciousness at the time of death. [applause] a lot of us don't want to think about those final moments of life that we'll all eventually experience but you argue it's criminal that we know more about th c more. >> absolutely. my job is to save people's lice when they get critically ill and when they go beyond the threshold of death. the reason we have to study is this is to find ways to save lives and save people's brains to bring them back to life safely. also, a lot of patients that i see in the intensive care unit are very afraid of death.

happen to them so we need to build a science that helps us understand what death is going to be like and also, think about it. if we were to face the possibility of dying tomorrow, how would that help us change the way we live? i think it is important. dr. oz: is the process of death overall? is what we experience going to be the same? >> absolutely. most of us have this philosophical notion about death. like it's a black and but death is a process. what happens is eventually there's not enough oxygen getting into the brain and our heart and other organs and they shut down. they shut down particularly when the heart stops. when that occurs we become lifeless, motionless, there's no blood getting in the brain. we lose all our life reflexes. and what's been discovered in the last 10 or 20 years, it's after we die that the cells

than -- slower than we thought. so they don't decompose until hours after we diet what is the experience like? we can study that through science. we've come to understand you been that there is a universal human experience of death. it doesn't matter where we come from, japan, china, africa. there is an absolutely universal experience of death that is by and e people describe the sensation of being very peaceful. pain-free. sometimes describe seeing relatives. sometimes welcoming them. a lot of them will describe having experienced everything that they had done and said. if they'd heard -- hurt others, they feel that exact pain and they themselves become the judge of their own actions.

and this is all through soigs. dr. oz: we polled our audience. when we asked all of you to describing death in one word, you know what they said? scary and painful. which i guess most of us, if we do ever think about death would come to the belief that it might be scary and painful. but you mention that main -- pain is not a big issue of these universal has had all over the world. >> i don't call them near-death experiences so the people we studied had actually died so it's the human experience of death. again, it is going into the unknown. we're afraid of the unknown. if we understand what happens we're not so afraid. if we think about it from a medical perspective, there's science around this. when people die -- first of all, when we're awake right now, we