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>> how hollywood's leading women are leading the charge. >> the night i was raped, we us dressed very modestly. and i was still raped. >> what did we leave out? something that is scandalous. >> is this the end of you on tv? plus -- >> ice storm hits new york. >> behind the scenes of an icy movie prank. [ screaming ] this is "entertainment tonight." >> two oscar winners take the stage to break their silence. jennifer lawrence and reese witherspoon reveal they, too, are victims of abuse and sexual harassment. happened to them when they were just teens. the encounters stay with them to this day. >> i had my own experiences that have come back to me very vividly. i have had a hard time sleeping, hard to think. hard to communicate. >> reporter: she said the

weinstein scandal has forced her to relive an ugly truth. her own experience of harassment when she was just starting out in hollywood. the oscar-winner says the memory has stirred up a range of emotions. >> a lot of the feelings i've been having about anxiety, about being honest. the guilt for not speaking up earlier. or taking action. um -- true disgust at the director, who asaultd me when i was 16 years old. and, anger. that i felt. >> reporter: witherspoon did not name the director. but she added, quote, i've had multiple experiences of harassment and sexual assault. and i don't speak about them very often. she wasn't the only actress talking about abuse in hollywood. oscar-winner jennifer lawrence, also at the "elle" women in hollywood awards, told the audience she felt humiliated when she was younger and producers on a film told her to lose 15 pounds in two weeks. >> one girl before he had already been fired for not losing enough weight fast enough. and -- during this time, a female producer had me do a nude

lineup. with about five women who were much, much thinner than me. and we all stood side by side with only paste on covering our privates. >> reporter: j. law says that embarrassing moment wasn't the worst of it. >> after that degrading and humiliating lineup, the female producer told me, i should use the naked photo of myself as inspiration for my diet. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: last night, jennifer told us she's committed to creating change. >> we're creating a community. you know. we're coming together. and we're creating a community of support. thank you to my strong and awesome gives who have supported me and loved me and celebrated my success. we'll change this narrative and make a difference for all those individuals pursuing their dreams. >> she's making a difference by coming forward and telling her story. another woman not afraid to talk about the importance of speak out, gabrielle union. kevin frazier joining us from new york with this

hi, kev. >> you know, nancy. she's never pulled any punches. we sat down the talk about her new book, which is a must read. and because she's the victim of sexual assault, we had to touch on the harvey weinstein scandal and all the fallout. mayim bialik wrote an op-ed. you responded to it. she ugt issed women shouldn't dress skugtively. she makes sure she doesn't. >> the night i was raped, i had on a tunic. and leggings. i was fully covered. very -- very conservatively. very modestly. i was still a rape victim. >> reporter: gabrielle was just a college sophomore when she was brutally attacked by a stranger. she says she didn't leave her home for a year after the incident. but 25 years later, she's no longer afraid. >> the idea that your clothing somehow should indicate whether you are the right kind of girl or um, whether you're deserving of sexual violence or not is incrediblyng

"we're going to need more wine," gabrielle opens up about everything from that fateful day to the contentious prenup negotiations with her husband of three years, cleveland cavaliers shooting guard dwyane wade. the negotiations got intense, didn't it? >> yeah. it was my idea to get a prenup. because i had not made out so well in the first marriage. i had to write a nice fat check. i wrote, whatever we come into it, god forbid, we break up, we leave with it. no, no, no, no. i want to give you something. okay, i'm going to base this number off what i actually make. what my time has been proven to be worth. and -- you know, his team came in very low. >> reporter: it's very hard to put a price tag on your woman. on the woman you love. >> luckily, i'm in hollywood. i've got quotes. i can help you with that price. i can tell you my words per

minute, per tweet, of where to head with that number. >> reporter: what she's worth is a reported $20 million. she's also woth worth her weight in gold as stepmom to wade's three boys. >> whether or not someone has kids is such a personal question. people in this day and age feel very exciteled to not only what you're using your vagina for in terms of -- reproducing other human beings, but who have you invited in there. i need answers. names, dates, places. um -- people feel very entitled to that information. and feel like they deserve it. >> reporter: you put it in plain language in the book. i feel like -- >> the title of the chapter, i double dog dare you to say it. i don't think you can. >> reporter: if you want to know the title of the chapter, buy the book. because i surely can't say it on tv. by the way, gabrielle has been all over the city. she was at the

gala. kate hudson was there. check her out with designer michael kors and her buddy, gwyneth paltrow. she had so much love for her. >> we just need to keep talking about it. >> i'm proud of her. proud of all the women brave enough to speak up. >> we need to keep the dialogue going. >> reporter: meantime, weinstein resigned today from the board of the company after an expected showdown to challenge his firing. his brother, bob, and arrest voted theup hold his determination. >> no comment? >> not at this time. >> and while he stated he hoped to rebuild his relationship with his estranged wife, a source tells "e.t." there is not a chance in hell she will ever take harvey back. never. on to the artist of the year show. the country community coming together for the first time since the tragic events at las vegas.

our reporter was with keith urban to talk about tomorrow night's special tribute. >> what happened in vegas was our community, our family. so i think we all agree it was really important for us to highlight their importance in our lives. >> reporter: in the wake of the recent hurricanes, california's devastating wildfires, and the las vegas shooting, cmt decided to transform the eighth annual special into what's being called a night of hope and healing. >> the country community is really coming together. >> that's what it is. it's a community. you really feel it. in times like this. whether it's weather-related or instanty in vegas-related. we really rally as a community. >> reporter: keith is performing tomorrow, along with florida georgia line, luke bryan, and jason aldean who was on stage at the las vegas country music festival when the shooting began. >> any idea what we

>> we're beginning the be joining him, i think. solidarity. >> reporter: it's sure to be an emotional night for keith and his wife nicole kidman, who plans to be by his side. >> does it make you feel better or more comfortable when you know she's in the audience watching you perform? >> always. >> you can see her? >> yeah. in everything in life. in everything. >> that's great answer. that will be a great concert. coming up next, an ice storm on a 70-degree day? that's what the producers behind the new movie "geostorm" led the people to believe. we go behind the scenes on the prank. and cheryl burke on her "dance moms" debut. >> i just need y (overlapping voices) i'm struggling. i feel sad. totally overwhelmed. who do i talk to? if someone you know is struggling with depression or anxiety, don't assume someone else will reach out.

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♪ i love the escapism of them all. they're so -- just so exciting and you can go and be terrified. have the heeb bee jeeb bees scared out of you. >> the heebie-jeebies? that was gerard butler. he stars in "geostorm" which opens this friday. >> these days, people are looking for creative ways to promote their storm. they put together a crazy viral video stunt that did scare the heebie-jeebies out of people. zbloe, my gosh. >> reporter: convince a bunch of jaded new yorkers that freak weather froze an entire city block? that'll be a cold day in -- [ cream screaming ] >> reporter: -- never mind. guess it just takes a little movie magic from the team behind "geostorm." the new apocalyptic thriller about satellites that control the global climate and start

attacking the earth with devastating storms. two different special effects shops teamed up to make big apple commuters believe their cab drove right into a geostorm. complete with a half frozen pedestrian. [ screaming ] >> reporter: viral video experts thinkmodo covered the street with 2800 pounds of fake snow. installed 14 mannequins covered with acrylic ice, 5 cars and trucks, and 4,000 handmade icics. >> hi. >> what's up, man? >> reporter: the cab itself was rigged with four hidden cameras and a transmitter that allowed producers to spy from another vehicle as passengers watched a fake energy news bulletin. >> an extraordinary freezing storm is affected parts of the tristate area. this is winter-like weather. >> did he say winter? >> a dangerous ice storm hits new york. >> what the hell? >> what just happened? >> what the

>> reporter: by the time 12 taxidermy birds treated with acrylic resin dropped from the sky -- and that frosty pedestrian begged to get in the cab -- it was time to let these weary travelers off the hook. >> it's a prank. >> hat is so good. >> who does that? >> that's how you do it, everybody. get the word out there about your film. the video has more than 1 million views on facebook alone. >> about to get a whole lot more. blake lively turns new york into her own personal fashion show. wearing seven designer outfits in one day. how much did all that cost. and chip and joanna gaines talk about leaving "fixer upper." the highs and louse. >> that was just a big rumor. i guess people can can just make stuff up. closed captioning provided by --

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♪ i got it. i got it. >> blake lively and ryan reynolds leave the screening of her film in manhattan last night. and blake stopping to take a photo of a fan. nice of her. >> the thing i like most about that is that she was taking the jersey from day to night. go ahead, blake. we love it. it's one of seven outfits the new mom rocked in just 24 hours. we're breaking down blake lively's fashion statement. >> blake. >> blake. >> reporter: blake, looking bright as sunshine and taking selfies with fans before her "gma" appearance yesterday. but when she walked out -- >> whoa. >> wow. >> >> reporter: totally glam in the fresh off the runway oscar de la renta gown. >> can we get a nice shot right here, please?

into her hotel in this $4800 houndstooth check jumpsuit. >> beautiful. >> reporter: she walked back out in this three-piece ralph lauren suit. and $18,000 michael kors alligator bag. outfit number five, a trench coat turned into a dress. and almost $13,000 boots. later, at the screening of her new movie, "all i see is you," all we saw blake, the silver goddess in a priceless chanel. >> blake, blake, blake. >> reporter: and she wasn't done yet. she left the screening like this. so our grand total for blake's one-woman fashion show, over $50,000. but the best fit for blake, we think, is hubby ryan reynolds. >> oh, yeah. that's a good fit there. we see you, ryan. now, to a couple of fashionable fixer uppers. kevin is back with us from new york with the new chip and joanna against a sbrir. >> fashionable is the

a brand-new, custom made three-piece suit. his first ever. boy, did we have fun. they were an open book. we talked abeverything. starting with the real reason they ended their popular hgtv show. >> for me, i have always thought, i would rather be missed than somebody get tired of us pch i would prefer to leave one year too early. >> you got the number within show on the network. i don't think people are tired of it. >> what an encouragement. i appreciate that. are we number one? >> yes, chip. fixer upper is the number one show on hgtv. people. >> reporter: very upset when they announced it was ending after season five. were you surprised at people's reaction, also, about, if the show is going away, there has to be a concrete reason. did you look ate? >> there's so many things. leading up to it that i had this skin care line. i'm leaving. it made it look like i was doing my own thing and chip didn't know about it. that was just a big rum person that our mare

rox. that iz was pregnant. you start hearing this stuff, you're like, i guess people can just make stuff up. >> reporter: the reason for wrapping up the show, just taking time for themselves, their four kids, their businesses. is this the end of you on tv? >> we really don't know. i'm excited. i feel hopeful for whatever it spp we have a real-life business on the ground in waco, texas. we're opening a restaurant in january, february. a lot of things we have to get on the the ground. be a big part of that as these things are kind of still going. >> reporter: chip is sharing the ups and downs with his new book, "capital gaines." as you read this book, what will people learn? >> that it wasn't easy. not a single easy thing about it. lots of late nights. we put in tons and understand the of hard work. even as we were bringing our family along on the journey. even that was hard work i just waned it to be authentic. sincere. the journey for us has been just that. >> the fact that

through this together. come out stronger. i think is a rel gift. we had so much fun. chip rolled out without his hat. and i'll tell you what, it's staying here with me. it's an official gaines-worn hat. >> keep that. it's a collector's item. cheryl burke has added a dancing show to her resume. tonight, she's headed to abbe lee miller's former stomping grounds. >> i'm a little nervous. it's not like this show, where you see, what you see is what you get. i think i tell the moms to shut up or something. i just need you to shut your mouth. i swear to god, i love you moms out there. they got on my last nerve. soy think it's going to be a little spicy. >> reporter: cheryl's first of three episodes airs tonight. there were plenty of firsts last night in the ballroom. including jordan fisher's perfect score.

it's been 20 minutes, we go, oh mirks god. oh, my god. >> reporter: it was also the first time we saw nick and vanessa's kids in the audience. >> your little brooklyn has her years covered. she's like, it's too loud. >> that's my girl. stealing mama's thunder. at 2, she's like, listen, people. >> they ask every day, where are you going? we're going to dance again. it's cool they goat see what we're doing with our lives these days. >> reporter: which included finally revealing his abs. >> not a turtleneck, ladies and gentlemen. no, it's not. >> i shed those in 1999. thank god. >> let's give credit where it's due. nick is 43. we'll miss seeing sasha and gleb. they got the boot last night. we may be in the midst of fall. i know a place where it always feels like summer. we teamed up with a property of secrets resorts and spas

out how the make every day the ultimate date-cation. you can't go wrong with a pool day. so the only thing better than a bar on vacation is a swim-up bar with unlimited top shelf drinks and speaking of, think we need two margaritas please. thank you. cheers. tip number two, check out all your dining options. this is so beautiful. talk about the ultimate date. we were able to reserve this private table, thank you, babe, on the beach. the weather is perfect. we're going to eat a romantic dinner to the sound of the waves. i have always wanted to do this. you like it snnch it's great. >> bon appetit. check out the sunset. like they ordered that right up just for us. that's my husband's favorite part. the food. we'll have more date-cation tips next tuesday. beach activities. adding romance to your room service. >> that could be fun. what are

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york. with jay z and beyonce. and the gap is sexy. >> we're behind the scenes with gaga's sexy ex. that's tomorrow. whoa. whoo! there is a good reason why jim parsons sounds like that. >> yeah, the big bang star is lending his voice to michael jackson's halloween. ♪ ♪ whoo >> the one-hour animated special uses michael's classic music. jim plays a scare crowe who loves to dance. >> it's a whole tale of what it means to not conform. be yourself. let your freak flag fly, as it were. >> great message. it airs october 27

not to abandon ship. >> all of people who are in administration who are still there, they call me all time. i say, please stay. please stay. there has to be some competence and normalcy. his note of alarm,ic comments made by senator john mccain who described politics this day. >> reversion to the 1930s, the isolationism that brought on world war ii. >> this way last night. >> some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems. >> president trump was asked about that in a radio interview. >> you heard what he said yesterday, senator mccain. >> i hear it. people have to be careful because at some point i fight back. and you know i am being nice, very, very nice. at some point i f