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i get up on stage and feel like, what am i? who am i?nd i have this need for attention from these people, and i don't know. i just -- i do love being up there. ♪ ain't no hollaback girl >> it's so physical. it's so emotional. it's so draining. it's so rewarding and i feel so honored. >> we caught up, and her man blake shelton was spotted with large scissors more than 2,000 miles away in tennessee so celebrate the opening of his third restaurant. gwen's project, a colorful patient exam room for the cure 4 the kids foundation. >> i saw this woman on stage 12 hours ago, and she's already back and doing good work. gwen stefani supporting our organization, it brings great awareness to what we do here. >> there is one star in the room and she's right here. she started this foundation on her kitchen table 12 years ago for children that are sick that shouldn't -- i mean, they shouldn't have to deal with this, but she's making this amazing environment for them. >> i want to know about the room. >> i worked with the local arti arti artist. he had

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for coming out his account and i feel so heavy so if he did call. and lead you the question was ok so i grew up in manhattan new york city and i grew up listening to a lot of the actual cuban music in central park and of course the billie holiday and my father listen to julie london billie holiday and bob dylan and the rolling stones and then i think of my mother the classical music and i don't think i ever judged music and i don't think i ever thought this is. and that's that i just took it all in and when i came to running my songs it just all came out in a certain way. and i don't think it's rat technically i think it's more like beatnik poetry yeah all right. there rep from dean in wagner represent also because just because of come about banda mouton i asked him right this to happen after tyson got on with my mother is a writer she's actually still working on our bill as i must endorse paul had a spot of that and then as i don't want you to starts. i mean you know it's not that way really it was just sort of war and it wasn't like you know those

and just being with my girlfriend, i sometimes can feel uncomfortable in spaces that are specificallyay men. bi pride! now, because i will be there next year. i have kept like four prides myself. this is so amazing, the atmosphere is so happy, everybody here is so amazing. we all know that love is love, but to have such focus on us as a group would just mean the world to so many people who feel the same way as we do. it would be, you know, it would just be fantastic. there's not a great deal of large—scale, credible research out there about bisexuality, but what research there is suggest bisexuals don'tjust experience prejudice from the gay community. a lot of bisexual men reckon they are treated massively differently to bisexual women, so how does it feel when so many members of the opposite sex would rule out dating you before they've even met you? to find out, we've enlisted the help of a 22—year—old bisexual named ryan, from huddersfield. i think there's definitely a huge difference in the way that male and female bisexuals are viewed in society and just one example, like, how gla

in new york i feel like i can't figure it out. every man for himself.ays in somebody's way. >> who is his acting inspiration? >> i can remember as a young man watching "who's afraid of virginia wolf" and watching burton's performance in that. >> who would you want to be married to in the cast? >> characters! >> william. he's cool. he's cool. he's so cool. i can't say randall. he's married to my cousin. that's just weird. >> are there more likable people on the planet. they're so sweet and funny. coming up -- >> what the leading men of the cbs drama told us about the super prime time cross over. can i have a peanut butter sandwich? can charlie have one, too? charlie can have one too. one for charlie. (gasp) look mom! charlie took a bite. feed his imagination, with the fresh roasted peanut taste he loves. where there's jif, there's love. provided by -- >>> monday on "e.t." >> hello we're in vegas. >> we're bringing the show to sin city to hang with all the hollywood high rollers. >> you're gonna get it. >> taking you behind the scenes of all the big-time

i feel so bad for him. >> water? water? >> everybody in the crowd goes rushing towards him. was it stress? was it the heat? >> probably all of the above. >> i hope he didn't break his teeth or his jaw. >> his nose. >> yeah. >> he broke a few teeth. he injud his chin. he had to have stitches in it. >> the wedding happened back in august. we can presume he's a lot better now. >> as they take him out, you can notice he's a little drench from the water. that video is unfortunate. this one is unfortunate for a different reason. the bride and groom come walking in. most people are nice and gentle with the train. this one is like next. >> what is he supposed to do? he tossed it over. he tried to spread it out when his helpers came in. >> i think he recognized after he did it. when he turns around, he's cracking up. >> so is she. which is good. > >>> pulls back and just decks that balloon. >> nice. does it actually break? >> in this case, it does not. >> why not? >> because these are not water balloons. they are just balloons full of water. water balloons are made with a thin membran

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i tell you what i do feel like. i feel lucky.these opportunities, you know, to come in and kind of yuck it up for a few days and do something light hearted. >> we last saw justin in "a bad moms christmas." what has changed? >> not as much dancing or stripping. there is a fireman element which is interesting. >> you're an idiot. >> you're an idiot. >> he plays a guy trying to win his ex-fiancee back. only problem she has moved on with a funny guy. >> he's a true, real life hunky beef cake and admittedly, i'm a little intimidated by him, in real life. >> it's called "lexi," which is a play on siri, and explores what happens when you love your phone more than anything or anyone else. >> i don't know if i would call myself a phone addict. i do rely on my phone a lot. i have a 14-year-old daughter and when i see my name on the phone, i get to it right away. i kind of like the idea of the siri thing being, like, a silent thing. i don't need people talking. you know what i do like though? with the navigation in my car. i like a calm, ge

. >> here is how i feel about the summit. in matters of foreign policy and national security i listen to foreign policy advisers and the military i don't listen to jim acosta who printed there wasn't even symbolism over there so what is happening? we have a dictator who said i would not be here if i didn't if i was not interested. so everyone to say the president just wanted another episode of the episode of "the apprentice" shouldn't they be applauding it is a long process taking every step at a time should be applauded because we benefit in the long run? . >> yes i agree with what you just said. [laughter] [applause] what are we paying attention to most. >> korea cnn would say oncologist driven out of work. [laughter] they will not give him credit for anything. [applause] . >> he was calling this guy little rocket man yet he sat down with him and if he could end the north korean war which is a 70 -year-old conflict one of the greatest triumphs for peace. >> one of the greatest of all time if he pulls that off to get the nobe

iwish longest time, and even i feel, do i believe him?i believe him? iwish i had longest time, and even i feel, do i believe him? i wish i had watched. longest time, and even i feel, do i believe him? iwish i had watched. i wa nt believe him? iwish i had watched. i want to be persuaded. the point remains, though, that there is this very important process going on, legal process, political process, but they seem to have no bearing on populism, the populace of america. sound and fury signifying nothing very much, or did you watch it couude very much, or did you watch it collude and think this is the beginning of something?” collude and think this is the beginning of something? i watched it and went to somebody because the president of the united states of america a bigot, cheat and con artist, we are not even shocked. this is the more shocking thing. we probably know it is true. we had lost complete trust in this man, and the institutions to appoint when i think the democrats are quite right not to talk about the eye word, impeachment. they

there is a very good chance that sophie and i may fall in love. 's orion is feelingso ryan. i am nervous, i'm really nervous. we found sophie after putting up a very unscientific poll on facebook asking women whether they date a man who had had sex with another man, mo said no. it is not my preference, but it has never, as yet with anyone that i have dated, so it has never been something i've had to think about as of yet, until now, so this will probably be a bit ofan now, so this will probably be a bit of an eye—opener to me, i will understand a bit more than what i do really. well, after five understand a bit more than what i do really. well, afterfive long hours, by and is nearly there. he goes nothing. hey, sophie. you 0k? by and is nearly there. he goes nothing. hey, sophie. you ok? how are you? so far, so good? thank you. thank you. so, the reason we're here is to talk about sexuality and specifically dating a male bisexual. i think for most people, for me as well, it is like insecure anything because i'm quite jealous like insecure anything because i'm quiteje

. >> they were telling me i was dying and i said, i don't feel like it. i feel pretty good. rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated. >> the icon appeared slimmer on "the today show" this morning. this is her third cancer battle and she has a lot to say about it. we're going to get much more into her health struggles on mopd wh monday when she joins us on the "e.t." stage. >>> now to "jeopardy" host alex trebek. he began chemotherapy yesterday. >> i plan to beat the low survival rates for this disease. >> today we have this update from the show, quote, the outpouring of good wishes and support in response to alex's recent health news has been humbling and overwhelming. please know your messages are being conveyed to him and are appreciated. >>> sad news tonight. actor jan michael vincent has died at age 73. the '70s heartthrob was amongst one of the highest paid actors in the world with movies like "big wednesday," and "world's greatest athlete." he was best known for the tv series, "air wowolf." >> a lot of times when people have success and they aren't ready for it

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>> i feel so proud of the show that i'm, like, yeah! you know what i mean? good about the show. >> trevor: right. >> but i will miss it. i will miss it. we have been talking about it like it's like sending a kid off to college, where you're, like, i obviously want this kid to go to college, but, you know, you're sad. >> trevor: you're happy because they're going to college but sad because they have to bribe their way into college. ( laughter ) i feel you. >> exactly. >> trevor: let's talk about the show. it really has been quite a journey that has become like a cultural phenomenon. you have people screaming, yes, queen, to you in the streets, which they will do until you are 100 years old. you realize that, right? what has that been like, creating a show that's a fundamental part of people's lives, it goes just beyond the comedy? >> i think the coolest part about it is we start as a web series in 2009, and ilana and i were on an improv team two years before that, and the show is just about our dynamic. friendship. it's more than that, but people have respond

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