i remember talking with natalie cole. she said to me, i don't regret. >> i never want to go back there. tavis: exactly. >> it is not even that. i didn't like it very much for a long time. there is a reason you do it. there is a good part of it. but then it is quickly bad. but then you have to continue to do it to keep saying, to keep from detoxing. it is really bad. but to answer your question, the thing is, i do not even know what i was talking about. hold the book up again. tavis: white is so -- and i mean this -- what is so arresting about this text is that you rarely read anything where the author is being dishonest, this authentic, this graphic, this much in detail. you read this and you feel like you're on the bathroom floor with you. >> thank you. tavis: you nailed the park. -- that part. >> that is a picture and ex- boyfriend took of me. i did it for fun. i'm not a writer. i am your reader. i did not want to do the fog -- they wanted to do roman numerals 12. i want to write a book the way i want to see the book. s

of the family said coal died at a broke araton hospice and was surrounded by family including natalie colewith such greats as duke ellington and eventually met nat king cole at new york's club zan za bar after he died from cancer in 1965 she created the coal cancer foundation. >> the legacy of singer michael jackson continues to move on. movie director spike lee is releasing a documentary commemorating the king of pop's landmark album bad and his worldwide tour that followed. the movie is the first behind-the-scenes sponsor to chronicle a michael jackson album. >> also marking the anniversary cirque du soleil is bringing a michael jackson show to d.c. looking forward to that. >> a little bit of good news for the lady. a sequel to the hit movie magic mike is in the works. >> you don't need a plot for a movie like that. >> it features actors matthew mcconaughey and channing tatum as a stripper. writers are working on a concept for a sequel. >> writers? >> and they want to keep the script and make it a little bit bigger. the film was released late last month. it's made more than $72 million.

as a songwriter she has worked with everyone from natalie cole to mandy moore.fund to her fund-raisers for cancer research. >> we know this saxophone has your name on it. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: denise rich contributed to the clinton campaign and just before bill clinton left office, he cause add political storm by pardoning her former husband, mark rich, who fled prosecution for tax fraud in 1983. rich is among 1,800 americans last year who renounced their citizenship. a spokesman for rich says in order to be closer to her longtime life partner as well as her family and loved ones, she made the decision to become solely an austrian sit zep. new york senator chuck schumer sees a tax dodge. >> you don't need to renounce your citizenship to be closer to your family. we all know the reason she's doing this and it's to avoid paying taxes. i find the people des it pipicd. >> reporter: some say let them go and focus on broader tax reform. >> we have wealthy people leaving because they don't want to pay taxes. don't let the door hit you on your way out of the country.