are you going to the party, brooke shields?ng self, that you are starring in a movie, which is a great movie by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and brooke shields sat there and watched you act. >> crazy. >> jimmy: that's something else. >> debra winger was there. i'm really dropping the big names from back in the day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they are big names. >> huh? brooke shields and debra winger and richard schiff. all hanging out. >> jimmy: i saw the movie. my wife and i watched it. >> was anyone watching it who was a celebrity with you? at your house? >> jimmy: no. but i think guillermo texted me. does that count? >> sure. >> jimmy: we watched it and we thought it was great. how did you wind up in this movie? it doesn't seem like a role people would typically think about you for. >> i know. that's true. i didn't trust it. generally, if people want to cast me, it's for some degree of -- i'm on the spectrum of cranky jew. you kind of i can go for sure, whatever you want to what is going on here? but like i'm usually an agg

. >> reporter: and brooke shields. >> for a lot of people, watches are watches. important pieces of jewelry. >> reporter: as an income flex, their watches can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars apiece. but there is a variety of prices and styles, and undeniably, an element of cosplay throughout. astronaut watches, pilot watches, dive watches, car racing watches. whatever makes you tick. and it's really just a way for people to say hey, this is maybe not who i am, but it's who i could be. and in my mind, maybe i am this person when have i this watch on. >> good evening, atlanta! >> reporter: rock star john mayer stands front and center as celebrity watch collector. >> anything with shale product stuff. >> reporter: and an early hodinkee investor. >> it looks like a bunch of watches on the table and every single watch is connected to a person who can't wait to get it. >> reporter: starting as a kid, mayer spent all hours intrigued by the wizardry of watches. >> i was always into it. i think when you're a kid and you don't own much, the fact you can put something

brooke shields celebrated her birthday at our club. >> chippendales became press darlings.lk shows. >> from new york city, here are the chippendales right here. >> it was pretty much every talk show. i mean, "regis and kathie lee." >> hunks and more hunks. >> "sally jessy raphael." "donahue." >> so there was so much national attention. >> you liked it? your grandchildren are watching. >> this stuff was made to order for those shows. >> chippendales became a household name. >> we were the beatles without the talent. >> women who might never have heard of chippendales would flip on their tv, and they might see chippendales men dancing and stripping before a national audience. >> yes, caller you're on the air. >> yes, i would like to know what method you use to get such hairless chests? >> yeah. yeah, not too many hairs on those chests. >> you don't see a lot of grass on the playground, right? >> there was definitely a lot of sex going on. that was like the icing on the cake. i'm making a ton of money. i'm working two hours a night. this is the -- this is the life. >> as the d

shield gay marriage... and democrats shake up the road to the white house. to consider this week's news, the analysis of brookshat's new york times columnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post. hello to both of you. i'm so glad you had a good thanksgiving. you just reassured me that was the case. [laughter] let's start with the newest news, with the democratic party is doing. they took a vote today. they are moving up south carolina. this is the primary calendar in 2024. it is more than a year away, but with big consequences. what does it say to you, south carolina, michigan earlier? jonathan: it's more than just moving south carolina up, it is a total reorganization of the calendar. cramming a lot in in the month of february. with south carolina going first, clearly what the party wants to do is make sure that the first state that votes in a presidential primary election is one that demographically looks more like the country than iowa. if memory serves, about a quarter of the electorate in south carolina is african-american. that makes a lot of sense. i think there a