said, paparazzi, dude. i was totally confused. i said, you're a paparazzi? he said, yeah. said, how old you are? 13. >> reporter: the star is adrian grene, vince chase in hbo's hit series "enturn rage." but the photographer was a shock. a middle school student, austin, so young, he couldn't drive himself to stake youments. >> don't run me over. the idea of a 13-year-old child out until 3:00 a.m. every night taking pictures of movie stars so captivated adrian that he decided to make a film about it. >> i decided to turn the cameras on the paparazzi and through this boy, try to understand them and make sense of this insane celebrity world. >> reporter: that's how his latest hbo documentary, "teenage paparazzo," was born. >> what's gone on in the sul sure that has allowed tabloid and paparazzi to trickle down to our youth, to our kids, and now our kids are doing it? something's gone awry. >> reporter: at an age where most kids have to be home when the street lights come on, austin is in the scrum with the big boys, snapping shots of the stars. britney spears, paris hilton. >>

he said, paparazzi, dude. i was totally confused. i said, you're a paparazzi? he said, yes.old are you? 13. 13 years old and you're a paparazzi? he said, yeah. >> so adrian is with us this morning. thank you for getting up early. it's really cool to meet you. i've been watching for a long time. >> thanks for having me. >> so you met this kid. how long before you decided you'll make a movie about it? >> when i first saw him, i was in complete disbelief. what are you doing? really? he's this innocent baby-faced kid half the size of the other guys, and it was pretty much immediate. i knew that there was something off about the situation. i just had to keep investigating. >> so your goal, you said, was to turn the cameras on the paparazzi and to sort of talk about this celebrity-saturated culture in which we live. what did you ultimately learn? >> well, yeah, i mean i was looking at this whole culture through the eyes of this young boy, who i saw as sort of this anomaly that indicated that something greater was at work, and, you know, i learned a lot. i went pretty deep into the

i was like yelling stuff at the paparazzi guys that didn't make any sense.this is what it looks like when new york gets drunk." i was like, "why am i referring to myself as 'new york'?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a vh1 spinoff show. >> i was like, "why are you filming me? did i [ bleep ] ray j in a video? [ laughter ] i was saying crazy stuff. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ '60s porn music plays ] >> jimmy: that's like "laugh in" now. every time you tell a joke we have a dance party. it's ridiculous. >> what i was saying didn't make sense. >> jimmy: you get crazy. the paparazzi is not the same out here. >> i'm like, "jen, get in the car." [ laughter ] she gets in the car and face planted in the car on to like a gift bag. and it was just like this smoosh down on to a paper bag full of like lotion. >> jimmy: super fun, though. >> it was fun. >> jimmy: a super blast. here's what was super fun. i got an e-mail from you a couple weeks before the emmys because you were laughing about this thing hitting the internet. >> oh, yeah. the only thing i ever -- the only acting j

>> certainly a lot of paparazzi here waiting for her imminent release.he walked in here for a 90-day sentence and it looks like she'll be able to walk out after just 12 days. >> yeah! >> jimmy: there is a candidate for governor in tennessee that caught my eye. >> i'm basil marceau.com. >> jimmy: he's half internet. >> would you consider moving to california to be our governor? >> dicky: "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes with shaquille o'neal, ali the bachelorette and roberto, jake byrd saves lindsay lohan, and you tube sensation basil marceauw. x. male voice: ooh! green tea with citrus. i could use a lift. you gonna finish that? hmm? well, how 'bout that? dude, fish have ears, you know. announcer: lipton--drink on the bright side. fish: sheesh. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- shaquille o'neal. "the bachelorette," ali fedotowsky. and roberto martinez. jake byrd saves lindsay lohan. and youtube sensation basil marceaux. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, it's my pleasure to infor

and the paparazzi are no different. they're often lurking.. when i see them. >> get the hell out of my bushes! you can say that now. you can say by name. >> exactly. >> they're very competitive, right? all trying to get the shot. what did you learn about the culture of whether they're competitors and colleagues and pushing each other? >> they have chosen this as a profession. you know? it's -- they have gotten themselves out from behind the desk. they're out there, you know, the thrill of the hunt. and they're excited about it. on one hand, it's disdainful but on the other hand how can you blame them? you know? n they're out there pursuing their american dream and taking shots and they're ultimately not bad people. >> you know, let's tack about "entourage." never a spoil alert to say that "entourage's" season as a happy ending. martin will say, it's fine. see them next summer. not this year. "entourage" was very dark at the end. >> it did. >> how fun was that? >> great. waiting seven years to have an opportunity to -- >> be a strung-out drug

any close calls with paparazzi, trying to find out where you're staying? who you chose?, they follow me like crazy. >> remember when we tried to go to the movies together across the country? >> i went at like 7:00 west coast time. >> and i went at 10:00 p.m. east >> and we just went to the same movie and we like took pictures of our phones and showed the theater, like we were together. >> it was very gay. >> have you seen the rumors of the circulation of nude photos -- >> yes, i took those with my private camera and someone stole them. >> you have a buddy and he says, dude, i want to be on the show. what advice would you give your buddy? >> i say no way. i wouldn't do it again for all the money in the world. what? >> jimmy: you know what i get -- no more than 25 years together. in case you haven't heard, and if that is the case, sorry to have to be the one to tell you. next season will be the last season of the oprah winfrey show. they better not say it was all a dream, because i will be mad. oprah is planning to take the reins at her own cable network, o.w.n., which sta

stalking you, a personal publicist to field their nosy questions, and a bodyguard to keep the pretend paparazzit bay. you even get a fake magazine cover with your picture on it. >>> coming up, how to create your own style. >> and maybe make it a fashion trend. "teen kids news" will be back in a minute. new revlon just bitten. it's the first two-in-one lipstain and balm. the lipstain gives me a light flush of color while the moisturizing balm softens my lips. have you ever been bitten? new revlon just bitten lipstain and balm. >>> from high-end to hip-hop styles, fashion trends don't always start on the runway. jenna looks at the fashions of the past, how they were shaped and how they can help us create our own style. >> reporter: surveys show abercrombie & fitch is the most popular place for teens to shop. while experts say it's okay to want to fit in, they stress now's the time to find your own style. >> clothes are a great way to express your own style and your own personality. for teens you're kind of figuring out who you are on the inside, and you can express that by what you look like on t

. >> it is total chaos with brad and paparazzi. when is it not? time at the grove in los angeles. hollywood.tv captures him settling zahara in the back seat and he makes his way through the mop. in hollywood, lea in a strapless gown by jose duran. the event. the anniversary gala. next up. britney spears' "glee" episode on fox. >> we had a screening. it's going to blow your mind. also a big peta supporter, alec baldwin. >> i originally got involved because of my ex-wife. kim bassinger. >> who is that >>> it's 75 degrees outside and cloudy. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a 74-year-old baltimore man left fighting for him life. the man that was the master mind for the attack faces the judge and learns his punishment. >> reporter: a judge sentenced gardener to 30 years in prison. it was a near by security guard who found pervot. >> he was crying, there was just blood everywhere. he said the voice came from behind, and had a bat and was banging him. knocked him on the ground, kicked him, took his keys and sped off with hi

>> a lot of paparazzi. >> jimmy: is that right? they're out there? >> yep. yep.i had no idea they made it all the way out there. >> well, i call them in to take pictures of me. nothing's happened yet. >> jimmy: do you really work on the farm? do you do things? >> well, i mean, i -- i ride around in my pack or the atract of -- sit and think and -- we drink moon shine and -- >> jimmy: do you really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: who makes the moon shine? >> this guy that's been in prison for murder. i wish i was joking. >> jimmy: is that where he learned to make it? >> no, he learned to make it and then learned to make it when he was young and then he murdered someone. in self-defense. >> jimmy: uh-huh. do you ever drink with him? >> no, no. i don't like to drink with murderers. >> jimmy: that's good. yeah. unregulated alcohol, you don't know the content of. >> but he's -- well, i don't want to say too much about him because -- >> jimmy: you'll get killed. >> he's a murderer. >> jimmy: you'll be growing on the farm. >> exactly. bury me. >> jimmy: so it's not like a big physic

finally confirming what the paparazzi has been trying to confirm all along, penelope cruz is expecting is report -- she is 4 1/2 months along. >>> george michael is jail affidavit pleading guilty to charges of driving urn the influence of drugs. michael will serve eight weeks. >>> tmz is reporting jennifer lopez signed a one-year deal to judge "american idol." the singer reportedly signed on for a little more than $12 million. if true, lopez will join steven tyler and returning judge a randy jackson on the panel energy local buzz, i got the next video from wise. it is from the 9/11 day of remembrance here in washington. the national capital area chapter 0 the alliance women in media teamed up with greater dc cares to tidy up the inside of park view rec center. the volunteers also painted a mural as part of its way to honor the victims of 9/11 and their families. >>> catherine submitted the next report. the nation's capital gets a massive makeover, one person at a time. style for hire has arrived in dc directed by what not to wear star stacey london. it is a national network of stylists

just last week, he had this run in with paparazzi? >> you're the guy from the other place? >> uh-huh. >> what's the matter, you got nothing better to do. >> i'm just wondering if you really hit oksana? do you ever think you'll make another movie in this jodie fos in the october issue of more magazine, when you love a friend, you don't abandon them when they are struggling. i hope i can help him get through this dark moment. >> reporter: so far there's been no charges filed. >> the da's office will file charges against onor the other of them, dismiss the case or seek further investigation to prove their case. >> reporter: an ongoing fight with a young child caught in the middle. . >> earlier meredith spoke exclusive with martin and daniel who are representing oksana. >> she was beaten, she was terrorized and yet all the media seems to focus on whether she extorted mel gibson, when in fact, it's just the opposite. this has never been about money, there's no chance in my view of anything even close to extortion, what they claim is extortion, truthfully are letters that profess

. >>> lady gaga may be getting some attention from paparazzi.aking a step against the don't ask don't tell military policy. she asking to convince legislate you'res you're -- legislatures to stop the policy into and policy. >>> and pets in need of good homes. and we have two more too. it's all coming up next after the break. >>> and then habitat for humanity in northern virginia is celebrating it's 20th anniversary. this morning holly is with them at their restore in chantilly. she'll explain what that is and how you might want to visit. stay with us. we'll be right back.  >>> pets enrich our lives. she provide unconditional love and lots of sweet kisses. and if you're looking for a furry companion, we have you covered. debbie is with forever home and she joins us, and also julie concerns. good morning. let me ask you first, dairy, where did the pups come from? >> from a backyard breeder in southeast virginia. so that's like a step above a puppy mill. they were all living outside. they were on the ground and they do know how to walk.

he calls the paparazzi and tells them when he is with lyndsay.r dragons in the bible, so that could hurt. >> none of this surprises me, deception in these ads. i think we should have a new standard. the fda should come in and say, i am so and so and i approve this message. they should disclose the amount of deception. 36 grams of innuendo and 40 grams of bull crap and then everybody knows how to judge it. >> i am trying to cut back on my lies. i only want 12 grams of lies. >>> moving on, once you start killing hobos, it is almost impossible to stop. first, there is an epidemic of teens fighting teens sweeping the nation. we pick up the story where chef left off. >>> it is like my dad always says, if you want to be well liked, put out. but also do drugs and drink. turns out he was right all along. turns out drinking and doing drugs as a teenager is not about having fun. it is more about maintaining your cool kid status. that's according to research from the university of montreal which i believe is in canada which studied 500 kids at three points

it's always the paparazzi made me get into the accident or those weren't my pants you found drugs in.as always an excuse. >> even though i was wearing them. >> it was always the dog ate my home work with lindsay. >> what about the court ordered situations go i'm supposed to be in jail, i'm suppose tods go to court ordered rehab for 90 days? isn't it the court's fault? >> in situation, the court allowed her to leave. there was a change in the judge on the the case. you wonder if she would not be in this situation if she would have stayed as long as she was supposed to. the deputy d.a. is not in today. expecting tomorrow or wednesday to find out lindsay will be asked to go back to court. it's a serious problem. these celebrities get shortened sentences all the time. sometimes they work out. most of the time you're seeing someone who keeps getting the rules bent a little bit. it's not helping her out at all. >> if she gets 90 days in rehab, go to rehab for 90 days. >> you probably need it. the situation twice during our twice. which means you want to get to "dancing with the stars." you

. >> speaking of being in a little bit of trouble, paparazzi made a citizens arrest to russell brandon friday. what happened 72. >> russell says one of the photographers was shooting up katy perry's skirt and that set him off and he pushed a photographer up -- his camera into the guy's head and gave him a black eye so the photographer made a citizen's arrest. russell was arrested for misdemeanor battery and of course took off, russell brand's style from the jail in a limo. my guess is no jury is going to convict this guy. >> yeah, if people aren't watching and don't know, katy perry, russell brand, they are a couple so he was protecting his girlfriend. thanks so much for joining us we will see you at 6:30 for tmz on tv. >>> let's head over to brian bolter for a look at what's next at 6:00. >> coming up in six minutes, tea party candidates making their presence felt across the country but is it the movement for the g.o.p. or a threat? tonight analysts weigh in on the family fraud brewing ahead of the midterm -- feud brewing ahead of the midterm elections. >>> all new on the edge, why

custodian of her own image, and this allows her to guard her privacy, keep outside camera crews and paparazziticularly protective of her relationship with her husband, hip hop superstar jay- z. this short backstage clip was provided to us, but you are more likely to see bigfoot than either of them sitting down to discuss their marriage. we gave it a try, but we couldn't even get her to mention his name. who's the most important person in your life? >> beyonce: it's not just one person. but, i guess, it should be me. it should be me. just start with me. >> kroft: is your husband comfortable living with somebody as competitive and as ambitious as you are? >> beyonce: i... you're going to have to ask my husband, but i think so. i'm not... i'm competitive, really, with myself. i'm not a competitive person that walks in thinking about other people and how i can compete with them, or especially not my husband. not at all. >> kroft: do you talk shop? >> beyonce: do i talk shop with my husband? what does... what does he mean? >> kroft: talk about the business, talk about performing. >> beyonce: we ta

michael lohan who has a troubled relationship with his daughter is outside talking to the paparazzi ande his pastors who are, give me a little history of their own troubled backgrounds. at any rate, we have watching for more reaction and know that dina lohan says her daughter does not have a drug problem was also in court today. if we hear from her, we will bring that to you. quick break here. sure, i can download directions for you now. we got it. thank you very much! check it out. i can like, see everything that's going on with the car. here's the gas level. i can check on the oil. i can unlock it from anywhere. i've received a signal there was a crash. some guy just cut me off. i'll get an ambulance to you right away. safely connecting you in ways you never thought possible. onstar. live on. aren't absorbed properly unless taken with food. he recommended citracal. it's different -- it's calcium citrate, so it can be absorbed with or without food. also available in small, easy-to-swallow petites. citracal.  words alone aren't enough. my job is to listen to the needs and frustratio

right now reporters, fans and paparazzi are all crowded outside of a beverly hills courthouse where a hearing will begin in 30 minutes for the actress lindsay lohan. the crowd has been gathering since early this morning just hoping to get a peek of the troubled actress as he heads back into court. a judge will have to determine if lohan will go back to jail for violating her probation and two weeks ago she failed a random drug screening testing positive for cocaine. gina kim is live outside of the courthouse in beverly hills. gina, she has been late in the past, but we cdo expect this to get kicked off in about 30 minutes. >> yes, absolutely. she was late last time so hopefully arriving here any minute because her hearing begins promptly in about 25 minutes from now, she does not want to get the judge upset this morning. the question here this morning, thomas, is has lindsay lohan finally used up all of her nine lives and is the judge really going to get tough on her this time? if you may recall, it was exactly a month ago that she was released from her 23 days in rehab and 13 days be

. >>> well, when it comes to gossip about britain's royal family we usually rely on the paparazzi toall their embarrassments. >> not this time. prince charles himself is making the news. he admits in a new documentary that he eavesdrops on tourists and he talks to plants. here's nick watt. >> reporter: every year, 30,000 people visit prince charles' idyllic bolt hole, paying nearly 25 bucks a pop. prince charles snoops on them. i have eavesdropped on what visitors have said, he tells a bbc interviewer. when they're going round outside the windows sometimes you've got to lie on the floor. >> it's rather wonderful, isn't it. the future king listening to what we're all saying outside. as we're admiring his rhododendrons. >> reporter: in the bbc documentary about his beloved garden that airs this week the prince also confides, i happily talk to the plants and trees and listen to them. i think it's absolutely crucial. prince charles was an organic pioneer long before it was hip. i got a lot of flack for a lot of things, he says. i mean, potty this and potty that, looney this and looney th

. >> reporter: her arrival at the studio was greeted by hundreds of fans and a human wall of paparazzi sesame street after some parents complained about her cleavage. wow, perry tweeted to her fans, looks like my play date with elmo has been cut short. i get a sense that you like to create waves. >> of course i do. i'm from california. >> reporter: this is home. >> this is home. the sand. the beach. the mountains. i love it. >> reporter: the 25-year-old grew up in santa barbara. >> there's just something really magical about this place. i started singing at nine, singing gospel songs. ♪ died for you > it was her church that bought perry her first guitar for her 13th birthday. her parents, keith and mary hudson, are born-again see van gelical pastors. >> my friends all went to church with me, went to church school. you know, we went to church camp. everything was related to my faith. so i didn't have any outside influence. >> reporter: signed to a nashville gospel label in 2001 perry released her first album under her birth name katie hudson. but the record went nowhere. >> the label we

. >> reporter: it's a saturday night in hollywood, and the paparazzi are out in force.e stars? rock idols? sports gods? no. these are the men and women of survivor. a television program now a decade old that changed television to its core. the program that through 16 men and women on to the island of borneo competing with and against each other for a million dollar prize galvanized american viewers. its first season finale drew more than 50 million of them to watch the deciding vote cast. >> we have richard the snake who knowingly went after prey and kelly who turned into the rat that ran around like the rats do on this island. >> reporter: survivor success spawned dozens of descendents, most notably american idol. where advertisers can pay up to a million dollars for a single 30-second ad. >> very, very very proud of you. >> reporter: but producers also discovered a different audience appetite. a hunger to watch people with no discernible talent, no discernible insights but who are willing, eager to be seen and heard doing nothing. >> just shopping? >> reporter: they a

paparazzi caught the roman catholic priest ka vorting with an attractive woman on the beach.man catholic church, got married to the woman in the pictures, and became an episcopal priest. what is interesting, i want to bring in our guest right now, bonnie jackson-ransom, who handles crises for preachers, ministries, churches who get in trouble. you do a lot of things. but what's interesting about all those four and why i wanted to bring you in so early, they have lost pretty much the ministries that they had. their crises tumbled them. >> that's true, but they have recouped. most of them have. >> somewhat, to some extent. i want to ask you about bishop long and the handling of this so far. it is so fresh. we were expecting to hear from him on thursday. all we heard was a statement read from his attorney and a tweet. is that the way to handle allegations of such dramatic fashion? >> i don't think so. i would say absolutely not. however, i'm a public relations consultant, and one of the things that i recognize totally is that legal counsel and public relations counsel normally d

now, some of that anger was directed at the paparazzi.cted at the establishment, the people felt had let her down in some way. >> reporter: blair describes the public's shock in an intriguing way. "if the queen had died," he writes, "it would have been in one sense, simple. there would have been an expression of great respect and praise. this was completely different. this was not a conventional person, nor a conventional death." >> i think what was very important was for the monarchy to be able to just pivot somewhat and come to an understanding with the people, where they reached out and accepted that there was that. that strength and emotion. >> reporter: but before blair would famously nudge the queen towards a public address, he had to conquer his own insecurities. "i didn't trust myself fully to go straight to her and be as blunt as i needed to be. so, i went to charles." the prince passed along his message. and a day later, blair made his case directly to her majesty. >> may those who die rest in peace. and may we, each and every o

>> here's the picture caught by the paparazzi in the daily news. it's a tape of him. here's mel incognito. apparently the paparazzi guy started to scream at him asking mel fe really hit a gi and it was not pretty. we'd love to show it to you, but we'd have to pay for it. use your imagination. but -- >> and that was a moment with mel. >> we're trying to finesse that. >> we're doing a segment on brides maids dresses, because we have the wedding which is very festive. wif jill martin. she has a bridesmaid dress on. >> this is a special dress because it's so cold in here, but i thought may be used be interested in this dress i'm modeling today? >> no. did i get married in that the first time? >> no, no. >> here's the story. we re doing this bridesmaid segment, we asked christine what were the kathie lee's drses. you said i dintd have brides itmaid dresses. >> it was in the 1800s. >> my sister is going -- >> she said the day off you said wear this, and here we are. >> well -- ally? there she is. >> just so you know -- >> she does have it on. it's three pieces, and if you l

gibson has tried to keep a low profile but just last week he had this run in from the paparazzi. >> i'mf you hit oksana, do you think you'll ever make a movie in this town? >> you've got a lot of dialogue, don't you? >> reporter: gibson still has the support of some hollywood heavyweights, jody foster said in the october issue of more magazine, when you love a friend, you don't abandon them when they are struggling. >> the d.a.'s option is to file charges against one or the other of them, to dismiss the case or to do further investigation. >> martin -- two attorneys representing the oksana. martin, i know you're new to the legal team, so i'm going to start with you, daniel, you just released these pictures and video of oksana and you're speaking out on her behalf for the first time, why now. >> because she's a domestic violence victim, she was beaten, she was terrorized and all the media seems to focus on whether she extorted mel gibson, when in fact it's just about money, this has never been about money, what they claim is extortion truthfully are letters that profess her love and cari

it because it will remind them, oh, yeah, there's an actress behind all the distractions of the paparazzi late to her beverly hills probation hearing. >> the court is also going to -- >> reporter: and it got even worse. in july she was a no show for an appearance and was sentenced to 90 days in jail and 90 days of rehab. she served only a fraction of those sentences. everybody is saying she got off easy when it came to the law. but do you think that she is paying careerwise? >> she's certainly paying careerwise. if she really wants to focus on her career she needs to surround herself with smart advisers, smart people that can help her chose a role that's not a troubled personal backstory so she can achieve that career comeback she wants. >> love yeah. bye. >> reporter: it's easy to forget that before her run-ins before the law she was a much loved star with endless potential. dressed as a nun and toting a gun in "machete" might do little to remind audiences of her skills as an actress. >> in this movie she has threesomes with her mother, naked for a big chunk of time, a scene where her fa

and afears attract as many problems as she does paparazzi. in july, she was held by immigration officials in south africa upon suspicion of marijuana possession. hilton was released after a fellow traveler copped to carrying the drug. in 2007, she spent nearly a month in a los angeles prison after violating parole for an alcohol-related offense. upon her release then, hilton assured her followers she'd make amends. >> it gave me, you know, a time-out in life just to really find out what was important. >> reporter: but after her latest offense and 48 hours of deliberation, japanese immigration decided it was time to send paris back to hollywood. >> i'm going back home but look forward to coming back to japan in the future and i love everyone. >>> we'll see if she's ever invited back. not so sure. coming up, we'll speak with a woman who says a district attorney harassed her with sexually suggestive text messages. >>> also new developments in the ongoing battle between mel gibson and his former girlfriend, the explosive e-mails that appear to sh

i think the paparazzi is a horrible thing to deal with.job. we weren't told we were wonderful for every, single thing we did. we were told you need to do that better. and we grew up a lot more normally, i think. >> to this day, i cannot stand to be late toe something or to do it poorly. and i credit that to -- not just our parents. but to lloyd sherwood who said you come to work on time prepared. and you do your job. you don't get paid all that much. but it's going to be great. and it turned out great. >> there was a thing, though. we kept -- tried to keep them children. and so many times, you'll hear an actor say, that's not a child. that's an actor. and i am completely opposite. we had the opposite philosophy. it was more important they remain children. i'm happy they're successful now. >> we had a lot of parental guidance around us. florence, and ann, and our own moms. and our wonderful worker francis. >> chris, mike susan, lloyd, thank you very much. and the questions, as well. we wish you all the very best going forward. you can read