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talked to the cast backstage. they were so ecstatic. they beat out "30 rock" and it's their last season. so, that was kind of a bummer for them. "modern family" i don't know how you stop that train. we talked about nbcs "the voice." "the amazing race" has one nine times in ten years. "the voice" beat them. talked with them backstage. they were just, just -- on the moan about that one. a good night for that show and many other shows. >> we love it. >> we want to talk about "the voice." we were showing video of the original team. of course the emmy award winning show is back on tonight. they are back with the original group. >> yeah. cher is going to be a mentor this season. isn't that cool? >> yeah, saw her on the "today" show. she was amazing. >> yeah. >> you sat down with oprah winfrey where she felt like near breakdown filming "the butler." >> the symptoms were, you know, sort of like, in the beginning, just speeding and a numbness and going from one thing to the next thing to the next thing. i have 42 pages of voiceovers to do. i rem

v is backstage. we'll meet her when we come back. up next, the surprising way to be heard by lowering your voice. and later, does your man exercise half naked? >> absolutely. wouldn't do it any other way, dr. oz. >> don't go away.

going backstage.ainment news from radar online. >> we have the latest on the car -- he and. lexus stars, fashion, and football. stars, fashion, and football. tv goes one on one. and get that money, honey. a power couple. ok! tv. entertainment. ok! starts now. >> welcome to ok! tv. i am shandi. style, this is our big story. we have all wanted to high-five our favorite artists, and now, they are making your dreams a reality. backstage at their new mega show. known for their emotional balance and signature harmonies, they have been a soundtrack to life. our music has actually become a soundtrack. our music is something that touches the heart strings. we have grown with our music. with us, andy grow it is just a beautiful thing to know they appreciate it. them are roche, there are signature cocktails named after your songs -- at the mirage. >> we try to get out and meet and greet with our fans. >> you have done such a great job on stage. would you ever consider doing your own reality show? >> maybe. >> wh

backstage, lighting engineer and stagehand bill grzejka is prepping for the show, and for his regularit with the goldens, which always includes a few gifts. bill grzejka, ravinia stagehand: 'whatever the bands will give me usually, new guitar picks, drumsticks, set lists, i get t-shirts once in a while for him, crew shirts, stuff like that. my old boss, he pretty much started everything with neil giving him backstage passes and guitar picks, and when eddie retired, hed asked me if id continue on getting stuff for neil and taking care of him. jerry: 'i can see his expression. hes so thrilled and bill comes up with things we wouldnt expect him to come up with, hes one heck of a guy.' its a friendship thats value cant be measured, but if it could it, this room would speak volumes about what bill and ravinia mean to neal. bill grzejka, ravinia stagehand: 'pretty much the whole staff, the whole backstage staff at ravinia knows about neil and they all pitch in and help me get stuff for him... they are just good people. theyve become friends of mine, i like doing it for them, they really app

joining me now with more backstage scoop, the "new york times'" brian set iter. are you doing, brian? >> good, thanks. >> let's dive in talk about "breaking bad," final season, dos that probably have the most momentum? >> i think a favorite. knowing has been nominated four years in a row, hasn't one yet, i have a feeling they are going to want to give it the lifetime achievement award. always surprises, people thought last year mad men was going to win for a fifth year in a row and homeland stole the stage. >> thank you, ian. >> thank you. >> you, of course can see all the action from the emmys monday on "extra." maria? >> i can't wait, mario. going to be a lot of fun. >>> this mon day is also the premiere of the voice, season five. renee spoke with the judges and they are picking up right where they left off, pick on each other. >> almost like they were never gone. ♪ >> oh. >> feel that right there? >> trying -- >> the at that moment, the funny. >> i think you just like to look at me. >> i do. >> all back in full force as the voice preps for season five and anot

. >> i'm here backstage of the angel sanchez fashion show.e inside scoop on what everyone's wearing. >> reporter: glitz, glam, trends and hot celebs. >> i'm just going to walk out of here. >> reporter: spotted, jessica alba ready to snap her fave fashions at the diane von furstenberg show. kerry washington checking out alexander wang's straight lines of black and white. and victoria beckham's mini-me, harper, hanging with dad and anna wintour. and "extra" is the one place to get a front-show seat for all of spring's hottest looks. i want to know, what was your inspiration behind all the designs? >> modern approach. >> reporter: that's amazing. designer angel sanchez mixing up all things spring with his stunning evening collection. jill stewart believing in 50 shades of rock 'n' roll. sexy black leather and pleather, micromini skirts and shorts topping her spring must-have list. >> the prints are important because those are always original. >> reporter: cynthia rowley all about big bold florals and geometric accents. >> started with polynesian

radio festival with miley, katy perry, justin timberlake bruno mars and so many more -- all the backstage moments next tuesday on "extra." >> stunning new details emerging today about zac efron's reported cocaine addiction. the new claims? he went to rehab, not once but twice this year. tmz saying the "high school musical" star had been hooked on the drug for more than two years before he went to rehab in a private residence before he started shooting seth rogen's film "neighbors." >> he allegedly relapsed on the set while playing a hard-partying frat boy and when the film wrapped, he went into outpatient care. such a 180 from his disney kid image. >> i just like to stay healthy in general. >> we hope he is doing a lot better now. >>> shocking pictures of the day go to gwenyth paltrow, who was caught on the paparazzi kiss cam at the dodgers game. but that's not her husband chris! >> no, it's not. but this appears to be a case of very friendly exes. that guy is donavan leitch, who gwyneth was seeing before she met brad pitt. it was even a family affair. gwyneth brought her kids along to th

. >> jimmy: so i invited you -- yeah, backstage. i was like "please come on the show."hank you for being here, buddy. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the album's fantastic. great record right there. we have a fun show tonight. his new show "derek" just launched on netflix, it's really funny. our friend, the hilarious ricky gervais is here. [ cheers and applause ] i love that guy. oh, this guy's a great actor. from this movie "the iceman," if you haven't seen this movie, get it right now. it is -- did you seen it? tariq, this is -- right? he should get a nomination for this. >> tariq: amazing. >> jimmy: this is insane, about this dude just cold blooded killer. killed like a thousand people, real guy. yeah, we'll talk about it when he comes out. i'm afraid to even meet him, but he was a real nice guy backstage. [ laughter ] i was like "hi, how are you?" he was like "hey, man, what's up?" like "no, no. i didn't mean it." michael shannon is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] he's amazing. "boardwalk empire," "superman." and we have music from one of my fav

backstage, miss alaska 2012 is giving some pointers. >> you have to stop at some point. >> the lay dimsor her crown. >> is it okay to do -- >> you can do it but as long as you take away from it. you don't want to stand like this. you want to stand with it, but take away. >> when you think swim suit us, alaska probably doesn't come to mind. >> mckenzie, when you need help with your butt glue, i can put it on. >> but these young ladies are no strangers to bikinis or the pageant props that keep them in place. like butt glue. >> it's not going anywhere. >> it's lower on this side. >> it's like, you know, bunched up the wrong direction. >> for most of the women here, more important than winning the crown is winning what comes with it. the top ten finalists in miss alaska will get a year's worth of school paid for. >> everybody who participates does walk away with a scholarship. >> i have a year of school left. if i can graduate free, that would be awesome. >> the higher you place, the more you get. >> the miss america organization dolls out over $45 million in scholarship men to women every

. >> stephen: go backstage and take a poke at him? >> i'm bigger than he is, actually, i think. >> stephen: can i come back and watch? >> stephen: joseph gordon-levitt, thank you so much for joining me. the movie is "don jon." we'll be right back. cln aa ( cheers and applause ) that's it frank: you got to be careful of the wire, charlie. charlie: i'm not going to pinch the wire. - i know what i'm doing. - 'cause then the brake's lights don't work. - i know what i'm doing here! - okay, make sure it's on tight. it's on as tight as it's going to get, dude! it's on good and tight.

. >> jimmy: dave is backstage. he's got. what has -- oh, look at that. what is that, dave? >> we have an owl monkey here. >> jimmy: owl monkey? >> yep. >> jimmy: why do they call them owl monkeys. >> one of the only nocturnal monkeys that exist. for the show you are on a late night show. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: in case the lion wants something to eat? >> no, the two won't hang out together. >> jimmy: if i am the owl monkey right now, i am on the phone with my agent. they're carnivores, phil, i am a little monkey. we'll see you later, dave. try off to keep the animals calm. that one doesn't look so calm right now. i am scared out monkey, even, i don't know -- the animals are coming. there is nothing we can do to stop it. this is what i don't get. our lawyers if we tell them we want to drop cupcakes off the roof. they will make everyone wear health mel helmets and goggles. they have no problem with some one putting a live tiger on my desk. i think we will do this with stuffed animals from now. dave did bring one animal, i'm excited to see, the rare, bearded john hamm is with

. >> stephen: go backstage and take a poke at him? >> i'm bigger than he is, actually, i think. >> stephen: can i come back and watch? >> stephen: joseph gordon-levitt, thank you so much for joining me. the movie is "don jon." we'll be right back. cln ... ( cheers and applause ) that's it ♪ i'm goin' down to south park ♪ gonna have myself a time ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ ♪ i'm goin' down to south park ♪ gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ people spouting howdy neighbor ♪ ♪ i'm heading down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ murpph mmmph mmph mmmph mrrr mff mrmmph ♪ ♪ murpph mmmph mmph mmmph mrrr mff mrmmph ♪ ♪ so come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪

. >> all the backstage action. >> "inside edition." >> baby talk with claire danes. >> we're inside thes with all the winiers. >> selfies. the best emmy coverage with deborah norville, jim moret and victoria racagno. >>> then, mall shooting. can it happen here? what you need to

. >> stephen: go backstage and take a poke at him? than he is, actually, i think. >> stephen: can i come back and watch? >> stephen: joseph gordon-levitt, thank you so much for joining me. the movie is "don jon." we'll be right back. cln $"á iikikpdwn 6[yjmñññ((jq0dhdl úl4hd2éúl ( cheers and applause ) that's it

my agent is visiting me backstage. i dragged him out.n threw him over to guillermo. >> jimmy: what happened? >> i got a paper cut. >> jimmy: you did. from all right money in his pockets. thank you. those of you who are here on vacation, the reason my agent is here because other than oscar weekend, this is the biggest weekend of the year in l.a. the emmy award are on sunday. people in hollywood like getting award. we love it. the emmys is a magical night. the biggest stars in television get together to honor the guy from the big bang theory and others. american horror story, leads the pack this year with 17 nominations. y be more familiar with "american horror story" by its other name "here comes honey boo boo." game of thrones behind them. 16 nominations. a lot for a show, a competition to find out who can sleep with the most prostitutes before winter comes. a great show. and not sure if i will go to the emmys this year. supposed to present an award. i might be in line for the new iphone. iphone goes on sale at midnight. remember very im

and bill and i were to present that but then i was called up as a republican is she had seen me backstage doing something with my mouth with rush limbaugh and i had never met him and the crowd started to do and it freaked me out so when we came on they were booing very quickly in so i did that on the microphone and then they started to laugh but it did not ochered to my brain in that 60 seconds that that could have severe ramifications not me in my job but mtv and their relationship with new york city. sova ceo the owner of viacom is saying who is this kennedy? who is this person? he literally wanted me fired to that second and the fact i kept my job three more years is a miracle beyond my own understanding. >> host: what is mtv's role? has it been positive? >> guest: i certainly think my era was very positive that is one reason i wrote the book because every generation has their own era. they'll have their time in a sign mine was the '90s. and it is such a great contrast with the way media is now. that is one of the reasons that you could see the music on tv. it was something we took for

. >> reporter: we are backstage at the grand ole opry, moments away from showtime. you still get nervous? >> yes. >> the big red curtain goes up on the tuesday night opry. >> reporter: it is a school night, but it is time to go to work with mom and dad as their entourage. >> would you welcome lennon and mazie. >> reporter: their cover of the lum ne hit is the most viewed this year. >> we knew they were talented. i didn't think i would be dealing with it this early. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the 14 and 9-year-old sisters take center stage as the youngest stars of tv's nashville. >> they're amazing. >> it is so awesome. >> really, really, happened so quick. it has been such a blessing. an overnight success thanks to a show that makes being discovered look so easy. >> i'll make you a deal. you get three songs together. i will cut the demo for you myself. >> that is amazing. ♪ just another picture to burn >> reporter: add to that, country mega stars like taylor swift fanning the flames drawing a jen ration generation of hope music city. to find out what lures them, we spent a we

you were watching me backstage. >> i've been watching you quite a bit every place.(audience reacts). >> stephen: well, i'm flattered. i'm flattered. billie jean, first question, phaoeupblg says you're not his lover. phaoeupblg says you are nomichat his lover. >> not the one. you know who wrote a song for me? >> stephen: who? >> elton john. >> that's right! philadelphia freedom. that gets to the nut meat of what i want to talk about here. for our younger viewers, i want them to know what a legend you are. because besides winning 39 grand slam titles-- six wimbledon singles championships, four u.s. open titles. 40 years ago this month you engaged in something called the battle of sexes with a guy named bobby riggs. >> it was huge. >> stephen: enormous. >> no social media, only four channels, no cable t.v. whoa! (laughter). >> stephen: people watched it all over the world! >> yes. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: it was incredible. it was incredible. it was like ali/fraser, but with tennis. (laughter) >> yes. >> stephen: and this was going to settle somehow who's bett

. >> our cameras backstage. >> that's a happy dance. >> technically, a little homeless. >> in the limo>> kerry washington with ke and thea. >> catching a star squatter. >> you saw that? >> and "breaking bad" the musical. ♪ vin hen emmy fashions stolen off the runway. the best and worst. >> from $60 to $7 million.>>> t >>> and miley crying like a "wrecking ball" hit her life. >>> plus, robin, j.t. and katy roars. >> i'm just going to be myself. >>> now where yahoo! and broadcast meet for 24/7 access to celebrity news, "omg! insider." miley's tears to lots of laughs and surprises at the emmys it really was an epic weekend and our cameras were everywhere for it all.from >> i'm thea andrews. we have the fashion, the biggest trending moments of the night. and an inside look at the red carpet, and not a lot of time, so let's get this party started. ♪ a little party never killed nobody ♪ ♪ we're going to dance until we drop, drop, drop ♪ ♪ >>> show me your happy dance. >> not much of a happy dance. >> oh, no, that was. >> thank you. >> kevin frazier is so happy right now. look at him. she's a

. >> and i met some people backstage who introduced me to other people who had some up-and-coming rockem," and there was a magazine called "rock" magazine. >> jimmy: original name. [ laughter ] >> it lasted about three issues actually. scintillating reading. >> jimmy: well, they hired you. that's pretty cool. >> exactly. and i met people. and i ended up meeting a guy named danny goldberg, who hired me to work for the band in '75, although i had shot them in '73 and in '72 and in 1970 for atlantic records. >> jimmy: really? >> so i kind of moved up the food chain. >> jimmy: like, here's a shot. this is you backstage or where -- i don't know if they're rehearsing. >> this has become a fairly famous photo. >> jimmy: i mean, is that real? >> yeah, that is a real bottle that was at some point full, i believe. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> people always ask me was there really booze in that bottle? which i say, it's jimmy page. why would it be apple juice or coca-cola? >> jimmy: it's jimmy page, exactly. >> of course, after i shot that, a couple of years later, i started trying it myself and it

. >> i don't know if-- backstage on set candy. >> jon: . >> but if you come i will make sure we haveize candy. >> jon: i'm out here climbing it out 22 minutes a day 4 days a week so my time is very limited with this sort of thing. what are so programs that i would see if i were to go there. >> our theme this year is mobilizing for impact. so how do we think about what partners should be working together to solve which problems. and the panel i'll be moderating is really focused on noncommune cable diseases because-- i know. >> jon: i did not think that was coming. >> that's a mouthful. >> jon: noncommunicable disease. >> i call ncd for short. >> jon: doesn't seem that that much of a problem if you can't catch it. >> increasingly numbers of people are dying from it. >> jon: like that what. >> heart disease. >> jon: is it hard to talk to people like me sometimes. noncommunicable disease, i don't get it, well, there is the number one killer of humans. >> it is, actually. >> jon: no, i know. >> around the world. >> jon: it's a terrible thing. and so except for in the most low income coun

. >> he's got to walk backstage. >> people are like, did you see that show where the guy pee'd himself? >> hideous. >>> the legal mind in ghana is rampant and the local military is cracking down. >> no, i have nothing. i have no paperwork. i don't even have my passport on me. >> hear what happens on the scary stop for the stars of a reality show. >>> plus, a hit and run is caught on camera. >> you don't take off after you hit somebody. >> find out why the driver may not face any charges. >>> as if mine for gold in ghana isn't scary and dangerous enough, you also have to worry about local militia and military men. >> this sewed chul oldier is pu over. >> this is a scene from "underle gold," a discovery channel series. guys from utah are mining for gold in ghana. >> they will handcuff you, never get to leave the country. >> illegal mining in ghana is rampant so the local military is crack down and their trying to kick out all the illegal miners. >> do you have any paperwork on you? >> no, i have nothing. i have no paperwork. i don't even have my passport on me. >> we're in trouble. >> a

i asked you backstage if you had to go to the bathroom? okay. you're just going to have to hold it. for me. all right, guys. laugh the gnome mes for outstanding drama series: >> "breaking bad." "downton abbey." "game of thrones." "homeland." "house of cards." "mad men." and the emmy goes to: "breaking bad." >> "breaking bad "received 13 emmy nominations and has a total of 42 to date. accepting the emo behalf of the tape is vince gilligan. >> holy crap! man. i-- i did not see this coming. i thought this was going to be-- i thought this was going to be "house of cards." or it could have been "homeland." or it could have been "mad man" or "game of thrones" or "downton abbey" or any of them or any others not nominated in this goanld age of television we feel so proud to be a part of. thank you so much to sony steve mosqueo, jamie ehrlich. thank you to josh sapan, edcarol, joe stillerman. thank you to these guys. thank you to the best cast on tv. starting with mr. bryant bryan cranston, and thank you to-- a wonderful albequestion, enew mexico, and my sweetie, holly. thank you. >> that's

. >> stephen: go backstage and take a poke at him?> i'm bigger than he is, actually, i think. >> stephen: can i come back and watch? >> stephen: joseph gordon-levitt, thank you so much for joining me. the movie is "don jon." we'll be right back. cln ( cheers and applause ) that's it >> september 25, 2013. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. [cheers & applause] >> jon: hey, everybody! welcome to "the daily show." i'm jon stewart. guests tonight, atoms for peace. [cheers & applause] as you know, that is a band and also the slogan of the iranian nuclear program. thom yorke from radiohead, flea from the chili peppers. very talented group. we've wasted too much time. we have to get to the senate florida. texas senator ted cruz has been speaking with authority. >> i rise today in an effort to speak for 26 million texans. and for 300 million americans. as americans, we value liberty and opportunity above all else. what the american people are interested in is what we've all be

they were excited when they came backstage. now they're done.in a vat of acid? she said maybe. >> stop it. >> don't give it away. >> shawn, let me ask you about another one of our favorites around here, "30 rock." people thought there would be like a lifetime achievement award. they got writing but not much else. >> i know and otherwise shutout. alec, tina fey. she won one for writing but a lot of people were thinking they might get something. but, you know what, "modern family," you can't stop them. they're 4 for 4. >> great show. >> i really like that show. >> and when they came backstage it was interesting when they came backstage i said hey guys, i had the whole cast with me. i said this is four for four and julie bowin goes we lost one. this is for four for five and sophia verga says which one did we use. >> you need your own show. >> they have been nominated so much. but this is four for four for them. >> i say let's make it a big win by putting them in mel's video. >> there you go. >> she is fixated. i love you shawn but that was the wors

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. >>> backstage at "the talk" as sarah gilbert revealed a secret relationship from her "roseanne" days. >> i started dating a woman 18 years old than i was, also in the public eye you people could have found out b >> got to ask, any rejets in >> not for me. for me, better than i expected. >> actually, i made aista because it wasn't leno, it was bono. >> do you have any confessions want to make, mario? >> you know what, i do? i want to confess i love the first night "the x-factor" last night. i thought the talent was great. >> all serious on me. i was nervous. i want to see who our krd friends the best. who did you like? >> my favorite was the grandmother of seven. she just rocked it. ♪ >> the couple that came out it kind of surprised me, i think they are gonna emerge. ♪ >> oh, i really liked that couple, too, they were quirky and cool. they did a really cool talk of "toxic" and tell they loved each other. the two-night season premiere continues tonight on fox. >> i want a real confession out of you tomorrow, lopez. >> i got a few of them for you. >> oh, boy, people are going to tune in

we'll see you soon. ...all of our volunteers went backstage to try the perfecter for just three minutes didn't matter the length or texture of their hair, the results were incredible. ally has very long hair that looked ratty and dull. then she used the perfecter. >> this is amazing. i can already see the shine, i can already see the shine. >> patti: now look at how smooth and beautiful it is, full of shine and style. >> hi, gorgeous. >> i love it! >> oh, my gosh. >> wow, look at that. >> it's beautiful. >> oh, my goodness gracious, i love it. what a transformation. >> i know. >> total transformation. >> patti: and jessie's problem was dry, frizzy hair. but after simply brushing with the perfecter, her hair is healthy, shiny and full of body and bounce. >> i want you to shake your hair 'cause i am-- look at that! it moves. it was not moving before. and the shine is unbelieble! >> patti: cheryl's hair is so short, she can't use a curling iron, but the perfecter lets her get close without burning. >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah! >> and just look at the result. incredible lift and style. what a tra

michael douglas slammed the prison system backstage. >> he spent almost two years in solely tar rei confinementght now i am being told that i cannot see him for two years. >> a headline on salon.com says cameron douglas solitary confinement is barbaric. prisoners are alone between 22 and 24 hours a day. they are fed through a slot in the door and deprived of natural light. but larry levine who served 10 years for drug trafficking and other charges said prisoners like cameron deserve solitary confinement. >> they have certain rules and regulations to follow while on the inside. >>> we are learning why mad men's john hamm sounded so hoarse. >> don draper is based on everyone else in show business. >> he is said to be suffering from two polyp's on his vocal chords and will undergo surgery next week. he has reportedly been coughing up blood. and grey's anatomy ellen pom pee i don't is blasting the emmy's. >> the emmy's felt so dated to me. >>> deborah: where did jeff daniels go after his big win? he went back to work filming a comedy. he is working on dumb and dumber two with jim carrey. they are i

. >> all the backstage action. >> "inside edition." >> baby talk with claire danes. >> we're inside the after parties with all the winiers. >> selfies. the best emmy coverage with deborah norville, jim moret and victoria racagno. >>> then, mall shooting. can it happen here? what you need to know just in case. >> what would you do if we heard gunshots ringing out right now here in the mall? >>> and, can this man be saved? the desperate race against time to bring him back from the brink. >>> plus, you may not videotape the bride! >> please, sirs, please move. >>> now, "inside edition," with deborah norville. >>> hello, everybody. thank you for joining us. we're high above l.a.'s nokia theater going one on one on television's biggest night. >> congratulations. >> we caught up with all the big winners, on the red carpet. >> congratulations. >> thank you! >> it was celebrity gridlock, there's homeland's claire danes with lena dunham and claire danes. sophia vergara got tripped up on her gown. was that a dirty look? and there's another sexy star, mad men's kristina henrik. >> we're happy to s

she said she had seen me backstage doing with my, rush limbaugh. i had never met rush limbaugh. the crowd started booking. and it freaked me out. so when bill and the mayor and i came on they were booing very loudly and i thought to myself, i have to get them back. i have to do something. i'm standing here with the mayor. and so, i did that thing with my mouth on the microphone she said he had done with rush limbaugh and crowd started laughing. oh, this is really great, this is fantastic. what didn't occur to my brain in that 15 seconds of impulsivity, this could have severe ramifications for me and my job and mtv and their relationship with new york city. so judy mcgrath, the president of mtv, tom preston, ceo of mtv networks and sumner redstone owner of viacom are watching this, and sumner is going who is this kennedy? who is this person? why is she working, he literally wanted me fired that second. didn't want to wait until the end of the show. the fact i kept my job for three more years is a miracle beyond my own limited understanding. >> what do you think of mtv's role in a

>> i love that love mat, by the way, i used it backstage. >> jay: really?t ready for the show. >> the whole band was with me. [ laughter ] >> jay: at least we know how you got the job. well anyway, good to see you. >> yeah, really. >> jay: i'm dying to know, have you watched the new "view" yet? >> yes. yeah. of course. >> jay: how is it going? how's it look? >> it looks fine. i'm missing -- but you know. i'm missing from the picture. what's wrong with this picture? she's not there. it's okay. >> jay: jenny's doing okay? >> jenny mccarthy. lovely girl. controversial. she's against inoculation. >> jay: is that right? >> yeah. but she loves the beef injection i heard. [ audience whoas ] well who doesn't right? christina am i right? >> jay: but who doesn't really? >> who doesn't? >> jay: the kids today with the beef injections. now elisabeth is at "fox and friends." did you catch her debut over there? >> no, i did not. >> jay: no? >> i don't even know where fox is. >> jay; wow. really? >> i don't know how to find it on the thing. >> jay: see you should go to fo