. >> then, brad pitt, jennifer aniston, russell brand, bradley cooper. the movies you can't wait to see. the stars' brand new blockbusters. it's "e.t.'s" 2011 big screen preview. >> i'm the beaver. >> katy perry, kim kardashian, george clooney. >> did i just say that to george clooney? >> we're counting down 2010's top 10 stars. who will be number one? >> now that we have done that, can we please go back to normal. >> are you going to run for president? >> from sarah palin to the set of the new transformers, to cameron diaz and tom cruise. our favorite moments of 2010. >> it's you and it's me and we're going. >> let's do it. >> now, the latest celebrity headlines from around the world. >> hello, and welcome to "entertainment tonight." i'm mark steines. mary hart is off tonight. we are hours away from the end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011. what do you say we find out your favorite stars' new year's resolutions? >> many stars, the new year brings new opportunity. >> i think it's important to set goals for yourself, you know. at the beginning of the yea

and actor brad pitt was one of their first demrinets 19 8. graft is currently planning 80 new apartment blocksal together with the hollywood actor for the hurricane victims in new orleans. another large scale project is a five-star hotel in the georgin' capital tiblisi. graft totally rebuilt it before it re-opened in 2009. >> the hotel has 250 rooms. >> the three architects have just completed a new house for a doctor and his family here in biesdorf. a small town on the outskirts of berlin. the split level design separates one large room into different areas. modern interior design, for graft that means bringing the taxpayers and living room together as one. >> we basically believe in more complex relationships to living areas. the classic idea of having separate sleeping, living and working areas is passe. we feel a greater desire for space. >> graft' a creativity is now in demand the world over. the trio are currently planning a res shopping center in dalian, a chinese coastal town. a high-rise in dubai. several private homes in the malaysi

brad pitt called. sean penn. >> jimmy: who did call you? ends from the music industry -- >> brad did call me. >> jimmy: to say what? >> he said, look, you've been referred to as the dark pitt. you and i look a lot alike. we should be doing this thing together. we should be rocking the stage. >> jimmy: that wasn't brad pitt. that was a crank call from someone. >> no, listen, so -- a bunch of my friends. >> jimmy: that must have been uncomfortable. >> it was weird. everyone thinks they can do it and everyone's got an opinion but it's a lot tougher than it seems. i liken this to a golf game. >> jimmy: no, it's not. is it really hard? >> you have to iron on the applications -- >> you got to iron the documents on, man, cut this one off -- >> jimmy: you have to bead your own bracelets. it is hrd? >> it's tougher than it seems. you are from front of 20, 30 million people as well on tv. so, what you say, you got to offer some advice. and most people don't really want to chop the legs from under anyone but you look like you would do it -- >> jimmy: i

. >> i'm a great admirer of brad pitt. he's a super guy and he does wonderful things like katrina. >> if you had seen the list of all the roadblocks that we encounter and yet to encounter it would appear too daunting. people like charles and everyone else on the ground. there are literally hundreds of people involved in this. it will get done. >> he's there. he didn't have to do that. i like it when they're on the ground. brad pitt is on the ground. >> if some wealthy person of our viewers were to give a check for $150,000, that would be a house? >> they are putting a family in a house. they are returning a family to their neighborhood, done. >> great respect for pitt. >> this has to be a long-haul project for it to work. there's no turning back. >>> betty davis, bill cosby, the beatles, sinatra. you don't want to miss this. it's all coming up on "larry king live 25". >>> we made a lot of news in 25 years. one of our most important and watched shows, the nafta debate. watch. >> larry king and cnn present the nafta debate.

tainted, tonight at 11:00 after "the biggest loser where are they now" here on nbc bay area news. >>> brad pittelina jolie donating $2 million to the wildlife sanctuary in namibia, where they spent christmas with their children. during the stay at the sanctuary, pitt and jolie's children helped feed and care for orphaned baboons and foxes and also saw a leopard released back into the wild. the $2 million donation was made through the jolie/pitt foundation in the name of their daughter, shiloh. shiloh was born in namibia. jolie says they wanted shiloh to grow up with the understanding of the country of her birth. >> i really want to get adopted by them. >> that would be nice. >> i'm small enough. might think i'm just a kid. be a really good life. >> set up a little foundation here. >> that's it at six. see you tonight at 11:00. bye bye.

may not believe it, but these two actors have a global following that rivals angelina jolie and brad pittachi ining millions of fans e week. don't recognize them? well, maybe a clip from the final product will help. yes, they star in those wacky taiwanese animations that seem to have taken the world by storm. and, like nike, the face of tiger woods initially became synonymous with their particular brand of humor. from steven slater's jet blue escape to the late night wars to the bedbug infestation of new yo york. and the mad cap genius who started it all is this man, often referred to as the rupert murdoch of southeast asia. >> when you turn the news into image, it's so much more impactful and sensational. like tiger woods that was the first we put out and it was all over the world. we are media people. we know what makes the sensation of news. we know what makes people pay attention to. >> reporter: he tapped into taiwan's video game industry, turning their animation work force into his own. with more than 250 employees that work 24 hours, 7 days a week to churn out 20 minutes of animati

unless there's some -- like brad pitt was born there.ure someone freakishly good looking will come along and surpass me. >> jimmy: "glee" is very popular all around the world. >> i was just in paris. the show is going to be on over there. >> jimmy: is it in english or, when you're singing, do they dub over your voice? >> they try. and it's funny because when -- i get tweets and messages saying, from fans saying, oh, you have to hear the guy that does you in chile, it's hysterical. they get the big guys to do, like, me, and everything is always like ten octaves higher than it really should, them trying to do my voice. so it is always, in france, it's like, oh, you know, je suis homosexual -- >> jimmy: that's how you know you've made it, though. >> when a large european man is pretending to be you. yes. >> jimmy: so when you're in france, people have no idea what -- they say hey, you're from "glee" but they expect a differences voice. >> the best part in france, when you call the desk, they call you a girl instead of a boy. that's great. >

may not believe it, but these two actors have a global following that rivals angelina jolie and brad pitt, reaching millions of fans every week. don't recognize them? well, maybe a clip from the final product will help. yes, they star in those whacky taiwanese animations that seem to have taken the world by storm. and like nike, the face of tiger woods initially became synonymous with their particular brand of humor and irreverence. from steven slater's jetblue escape to the late night wars to the bedbug infestation of new york. and the madcap genius who started it all is this man, billionaire, offered referred to as the rupert murdoch of southeast asia. >> when you turn the news into image, it's so much more impactful. it's much more sensational. like tiger woods, that was the first we put out that was all over the world. we're media people. we know, you know, what makes the sensation of news, what makes people pay attention to. >> reporter: he tapped into taiwan's video game industry turning their animation workforce into his own with more than 250 employees that work 24 hours, seven da

>> brad pitt. >> reporter: brad pitt. maybe that would look good. man said, even if scientists do come up with a fix, he's over it. >> it will just -- it will cost me more money. >> reporter: so, you -- >> i like my hair like this. >> reporter: in fact, when we asked the same question, whose hair would he like? >> yule brenner. >> reporter: see? we love hearing that. men embracing the hair they have or the hair they don't have. there's a real hope here. we didn't ask about women. the doctor told us, he believes the science will be applicable to them, as well. ten years out, the stem cells are already there. folks say, ten years, there's no hope for me. the cells are there. if they get them working, they can get them working in time. >> great. >> what are you going to have me do tomorrow? >> have to think about that now. >> i know. >>> coming up, so many of you responded to the story about the man facing jail time for reading his wife's e-mail. now, we hear both sides of the story. the ex-spouses speak out. ♪ [ male announcer ] take an italian master

was that -- >> yeah, it was more like, kind of a -- remember that brad pitt "vanity fair" cover?ay a porn star in that movie, so it was kind of -- >> jimmy: yeah, i always say -- yeah, the idea of the movie is -- his name is bucky -- >> yeah, he's bucky larson and i play a guy named dick shadows. [ laughter ] and -- and adam is very behind this movie 'cause they wrote it together and that supports nick so much and -- >> jimmy: oh, like -- >> he's really happy for nick. >> jimmy: well, the idea of the movie is he realizes that his parents are porn stars and he thinks that he's -- he's gonna follow in their footsteps. he should be a porn star. >> exactly. >> jimmy: -- becomes hugely successful. >> moves to l.a. and -- >> jimmy: ridiculous. >> kind of like "happy gilmore" set in the porn world. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh -- very excited about that. that'll be good for you. >> yeah. well, i heard the sofia was really -- 'cause i did it right before "somewhere" so she was really supportive of that. >> jimmy: i heard that you had to meet elle fanning, who is your co-star -- really nice

"but i'm married to brad pitt, so i don't care." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. she's not concerned. how did you meet ricky? did you do stand up, and he saw you? >> no, i was always keen to be a sitcom writer and a comedy writer, and a stand up comic. and though i am -- but i also got involved with radio, because i figured, you know, radio and deejaying is pretty much -- that's almost as easy as acting. and i could have a lot of free time in the evenings to do stand up comedy and stuff. if i -- if i got a job at a radio station. and i did. and that's where i met ricky. >> jimmy: was he a radio dj? >> and -- yeah. we were radio deejays, some of the worst ever. and -- >> jimmy: was it not funny? or did it take you time to -- >> no, it was just -- and then we had this initial problem where we just suddenly started trying to sound like djs, you know. like, we just talk normally now. but, suddenly you put a microphone in and you suddenly, "hey, how it's going, coming up to 5 to the hour and still to come hits --" >> jimmy: yeah. who talks like that? >> jimmy: wait, we

but now along with hollywood pals brad pitt and matt damon, clooney is taking a page from the paparazzi for his new project. as nick schifrin explains, the idea is to use satellite cameras to hound mass murders. >> reporter: actor george clooney is trying to prevent mass murder. using satellites as a threat to expose fresh attacks on ethnic minorities in sudan. clooney calls the satellites anti-genocide paparazzi. >> we felt like this was a chance to be able to stop finally, stop a war before it starts. >> reporter: they're looking for troops massing or populations fleeing. next week, people in southern sudan are expected to vote to secede and are afraid they won't be allowed to by the government in the north. >> we need protection. >> they will come by force. >> reporter: the u.s. is worried any violence could extend for months until the vote is finalized. making satellite images from a war zone public almost instantly has never been done before. but the question is, if the international community knows about human rights violations, will it actually do anything to stop them? the world

i think -- >> or they think they will get brad pitt.a jolie was a single mom with maddox and she got brad pitt. >> parenthood takes a lot of work and so do relationships. to some degree these celebrities are saying, i don't have to do that. i'm not going to do that. it would be nice if there were more models for hard work but it's worth it. >> and have two parents, that's nice as well. gail, bonnie, thank you very much. up next, the satirical onion news network takes us on after this. ♪ stay inside? nah. not when you have a five-star overall vehicle score for safety. one more reason chevy traverse delivers more. ♪ good morning [ male announcer ] there are sixteen fresh-picked oranges squeezed into each carton of tropicana pure premium and absolutely no space for added sugar, water or preservatives. tropicana -- we put the good in morning. just shake it! [ rattling ] [ male announcer ] this week, go to staples.com/weeklyad for your coupon and save 15% off your entire in-store purchase, excluding all computers. that was easy. [ shark 1 ]

>> brad pitt. >> maybe that would look good. >> reporter: this man said even if scientists do come up> reporter: in fact, when we asked that same question, whose hair would he like? >> yul brynner. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> you know, in those they took a guy that was bald and gave him hair. i wonder what a guy like you who has a full head of hair might look like -- >> oh my gosh! >> you look like an alien. >> nobody likes to see that. >> graphics, nicely done, that's pretty good. >> i'll keep my hair. >> there's your future, mike. >> i know. >> i'm just kidding. >> you never know. >> that's the news for this half hour. you can always follow us on facebook. nenenenenenenenenenenee >>> double trouble. two packages ignite in two maryland state office buildings. who's behind this mail room threat. >>> coverage crunch. the dramatic jump in health insurance costs. >> i feel helpless. >> can you fight this added expense? >>> millionaire dreams come to life. >> we're awake and this is real. >> one very lucky couple. it's friday, january 7th. >> from abc news, this is "wo

. >> great accessory there, brad pitt. >> an accessory that would work for me, yes. >> they looked great a couple more pictures to show you at this point. >> you had jolie in the emerald green. >> eva longoria, stunning. >> that's a hit. looks fantastic. >> stunning. what more can you say? and then helena bonham carter. >> this not so great. >> a lot of people talking about this number this morning. >> the shoes. oh, she loves to take chances and she does it better than anybody. we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" here on cbs. instead of the sam- with chili's new $6 lunch break combos. choose from a house salad or hot, tasty soup. then pair it with a massive texas toast half sandwich, like our delicious classic turkey or our gigantic new southwestern blt, smothered in cilantro lime mayo and jam-packed with three glorious slices of applewood smoked bacon. served with fries, that's big flavor for just 6 bucks! the $6 break for bold, weekdays at chili's. just shake it. [ rattling ] [ male announcer ] need ink? this week at staples, spend $40 on ink and get a $10 visa prepa

ashton kutcher and demi moore, angelina jolie and brad pitt, 10 to 1.ow what, it's going to be regis and kelly. regis made the big announcement. so, you know, they got it wrong. >> they did get it wrong. >> you know what? you know why i'm not going to break up with you, hoda? ♪ i got you, baby ♪ i got you babe ♪ they say our love won't pay the rent, before it's earned our money's already spent mu♪ >> i couldn't ever tell if that was cher or sonny. >> what's significant hearing cher's voice is she has had a number one song in every decade -- >> for the past how many years? >> six decades -- no, six years. >> this is unbelievable. >> this one you're hearing right now -- >> what's the one now? ♪ babe, i got you babe >> i can't believe it's 50 years. unless it started like '65 and now it's, you know -- >> now, i do like that song. all right, that's enough. that's enough. >> we should bust joanne we will not name personally, because cher is one of those people that is insane. she's a cher stalker. she lives and dies for cher. she's still in her fan club. and