they have done well with cinderella. the problem with spider-man, wonderful speckel but it cost a to l fortune to run the show. >> they bring in a million a week which they were. >> but they lost money. liz: cinderella, what a payoff, nine tony nominations. >> that is pretty cool. >> you've boon doing this for 30 years. >> i have been. i have been. i have the greatest job in the world running rogers and hammerstein. they're not here but they left a golden collection of copyrights. the cinderella was written for television. it was commissioned in 19757. it was viewed by 107 million viewers, averaging 4.47 viewers per television set in america. how about that. it has never been done on broadway. this is a broadway version done with a little bit of sass for today. and, but, good, true heart, humor and dplor just melody. >> isn't that the key? part of the issue with some of these shows, obviously not sinner rella, you're pulling in more than a million a week. they have to be updated for a new broadway audience, pricing power

so this was the beginning of my cinderella story. we went to new york.sed to go back to my castle, nonworking artist's business and he is supposed to go again and we don't. he said where are you going? i said i guess i am going home. he said no, come on. we are going to live the rest of our lives together and that is what we did. i had the most wonderful experience because of harold robbins and i want you to know something. if you think that everything that is wonderful is going to stay like that, it doesn't. unfortunately. but i never thought that. i thought this is going to be forever. we had thes everywhere, we have yachts, you name it, we had it. i thought this is going to be like it is now, it can't possibly change, it is too good but too good is too good. too good to last. one day, after i had this wonderful daughter, i gave birth to adriana. we were three of the happiest people in the world until one day herald said we should have an open marriage. and i didn't even know what that meant. when i go off to work, couldn't right at home. too many dist

and do you know, that was the beginning of my cinderella life.se he wooed me without making a move. hello. and fortunately, he was unhappily married -- [laughter] and so we would meet for lunch, or we would meet for cocktails, and he would go to connecticut on the train, i would walk with him to the station, and then i would go to my little apartment on 72nd street on central park west, and that's what we did for a year. until one day he said why don't you come to hollywood. and i said, well, i'm a new yorker, i've never been to los angeles. he said josephine levine wants me there, and we'll have a great time there. that was his producer of all his books. he made them into movies. so we go. as i tell you this story, i'm reliving it. [laughter] we go to the beverly hills hotel, and of course, he has a bungalow. hello. [laughter] and he orders champagne and caviar as soon as we get into the bungalow, but we never had any of that. [laughter] and so he says, well, why don't we extend this little time together and go to hawaii. and we did. we went to

for new heights after a cinderella season it all comes down to the final game. >> it is over.even in the agony of defeat, there is one very important lesson these young men pick up. >> even if you lose, you have to learn how to pick yourself up. like pick yourself up, just like in life. >> everybody's hands go up! >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang. >> with a 6'3"14-year-old son, i get it. next up, find out why the second season of honey boo boo will be unlike anything you have ever seen or felt. the shrimp and lobster pot pie. we've never cooked anything like this before. [ male announcer ] introducing red lobster's seaside mix & match. combine any 2 of 7 exciting choices on one plate for just $12.99! like new cheddar bay shrimp & lobster pot pie, and new parmesan crunch shrimp. plus salad and unlimited cheddar bay biscuits. combine any 2 for just $12.99. [ stewart ] for the seaside mix & match, we're really mixing it up. there's just so many combinations to try. i'm stewart harrington, red lobster line cook, and i sea food differently. but sometimes, i still strugg

your little one wants to go see cinderella, you are going to scrape pennies -- >> you better be morenterested. a >> fine. he wants to go see tarzan or something. you're still going. i think>> the upside is that mue mean people have extra money in their pockets or are willing to charge it or do something. but they're still going to disney world. >> goolsbee, take a victory lap. disney can afford to raise prices. >> well, yeah. look, i would say the jobs report was respectable, but not great. let's not take a victory lap yet. i think that's right.thin i think her insight is -- that's probably a sign that tourism, economy is coming back and that is a big entertainment, tour civil a big driver of the economy. let's just hope it's not only ai sign that there are foreigners who have a lot of money who areo coming and increasing the demand at disneyland. if it's just that, that's not going to j bodeus well. >> wayne, disney raised theirce prices 100% in the last tens. years. i'm pretty sure americans' income hasn't gone up that same percentage? >> you make a good point. g disney raised its

your litle one wants to see cinder cinderella, you will scrape the pennies -- >> well, he is a boy. >e wants to say tarzan. >> or jack sparrow. >> y are still going. the upside it means people havextra money in their pockets or willg to charge it or do something. but they are still going to disney world. >> take a vic authorize -- victory lap. disney can afford to raise prices. >> the jobs report was respectable, but not great. let's not take a victory lap yet. i think hat's right. i think her insight is that's probably a sign th tourism and economy is coming back. entertainnt tourism is a big driver of the economy. let's just hope it is not only a sign that there are foreigne who have a lot of money who are comi and increasing the demand at disneyland. if it is just that, that won't bode well. >> disney raised the price 100% in the last 10 years. i'm sur americans incomes haven't up that same period of time. >> eric, you make a good point. disney races its prices every year for the last 10 years. this is not new. this is not something that is saying that the economy is fine. thiss co

valentyn a biography read a little like a fairy tale a soviet cinderella. a girl from a poor family in a remote province rocketed to such heights that only the stars were above. the first woman. was the vostok six spacecraft which she first tried on in june nine hundred sixty three it immediately elevated her to the soviet elite. their official calls sign was sego the name was to stay with valentino forever. long after the triumph it still followed her around the world. even in childhood valentino had dreamed about adventure and travel although her earlier ambitions were confined to the. goodness of there was a real way track not far from our house. and my biggest dream was to become a train driver. i wanted to drive those huge trains. i thought the train driver was the happiest person in the world he could see all the big cities and travel all over the country that i am. the family was from a small country village where a mother was a milkmaid and her father worked as a tractor driver. broke out with he was conscripted into the army. family out of his deat

. >> the cinderella clue that she left behind that might get her busted. >>> plus, little chase catches his first wave with dad. >> look at him, perfect little surfer stance right off of the bat. >> and now the father/son duo tell us how they hang ten. >>> and this brave man is about to attempt one bold stunt. >> he looks at that fireplace and says, yeah, i could totally make that. >> find out if he gets through or just gets burned. >>> you could be the most well trained cautious rider on the road like this guy, barry, who is a motorcycle instructor and still never be prepare for every eventuality. >> ooh! >> dude had a tree fall right in his lap as he is riding his motorcycle. as you can see, managed to stay upright and not crash the bike after he was -- >> the tree fell on me. >> and of course, he has a couple of colorful words to describe what happened to him. knocked the wind out of him and gave him bruises and scratches, but other than that, what could have been a horrific accident not too bad. knocked the mirrors off of the bike and a solid hi hit. luckily, the riding buddy saw wh

his wife kathy said she held like a cinderella marriage. >> he was being able to storm chase, go outhis passion as did paul. >> tim was a well known personality featured on discovery channel's "storm chaser" show. another storm chaser carl young also died alongside the father and son. >>> well, this morning we're remembering a technicolor star from the golden age of hold. ester williams turned her swimming talents into a glamorous silver screen career. alison harmelin looks back on her life. >> reporter: ester williams aqua musical turned her into a big star in the '40s and 50s. she set multiple records. williams par laid that success into a career in hollywood after the 1940 olympic games were canceled because of world war ii. she became known as hollywood's mermaid and a queen of the surf for the frothy films designed especially for her. the films featured lots of lavish swimming numbers. she was married four times. she was married to third husband fernando lamas for 22 years until his dealt in 1982. after retiring from acting in the early 60s, williams went on to lend her name to

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through the flickering screens, first we saw a kind of cinderella carriage, and inside a very real young 27-year-old woman, about to take on the role once held by her father. there she was, a tiny 5'4", at the door to westminster, getting ready for that long walk, one of her ladies in waiting remembers what happened. >> she stood and we picked the train up. and she just turned around, and said, ready, girls? we said yes and off we went. >> and waiting up ahead of her, the coronation crown, a five-pound challenge. amethysts, diamonds, solid gold. reportedly, she had practiced wearing something that heavy as her children were getting baths and she sat at her desk. and then on the throne, her cousin remembers, she seemed as terrified as we were for her. >> see the queen looking so fragile, young, and defenseless, somehow. and that little figure standing there. it was incredibly moving. >> then she navigates her way down the aisle with that 18-foot-long, heavy cape, balancing that heavy crown, carefully, determinedly, walking into 60 years of history. 87 years old today with a son and a gran

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there is cinderella there is annie. what's special about matilda?ing. >> she takes action. >> if you don't like your story, you can always change it. >> matilda is an exception to the rules, an exception. to the rules. >> "matilda" is the story of a precocious five-year-old forced to confront an evil headmistress, and even worse, parents. >> matilda has terrible stupid parents, a mean sadistic headmitthead headmistress, but is she a victim? >> well, she kind of chose not to be a victim. >> tim mention wrote the songs for "matilda." >> you wrote the songs, but there's nothing cutesy about it. >> that has a huge amount to do with dahl and dennis kerry who wrote it. >> it's not showtuny and the kids don't sing in a showtuney way, it's sort of gritty or sgchlt. >> i say this as a complement. the kids are kind of like your hair in a way. >> they're messy. >> keeping the lead performances natural, not too polished or actory is one reason producers wanted four girls to rotate the role of matilda. it's not like it's an easy role for one kid to play eight ti

. >> tell about cinderella that time. >> no, no white. >> down at disney world. >> they girl gave frank her number. snow white. i don't blame her, he's a gorgeous man, but -- what is this world come to? >> you can't trust your husband with snow white? >> what did you do? >> i just went up to her, i will not stand for that. no. find your own, honey. find your own. >> there are women who get some kind of a rush. even out of getting the attention from someone else's spouse. i find when you make, when you make someone else uncomfortable, you should stop. i hate when people do that. >> what i love the other day, i think it was the "daily news" had a big story about exposing this big prostitution ring out in long island, i think. and a couple of days later, there's the johns, the pictures of them. >> because usually you see the women. >> lawyers, doctors. everybody else. you say, yes. it takes two to tango. >> speaking of tango -- there's a new survey out about sex in the workplace. >> this is very important. >> there's nothing going on around here, i'll tell you that. >> maybe jerry. >> busi

it does have top competition with matilda and cinderella.est actor for his first broadway role in lucky guy. >>> and now to boston where openly gay player jason collins marched in his first gay pride parade. here he's wearing nike rainbow "be true" shirt and marching alongside his friend and former stanford roommate congressman joe kennedy. when collins came out as the first openly gay athlete in a u.s. sport, he said he wanted to march in the parade before but felt that he couldn't. >>> on the big screen, the action horror thriller "the purge" starring ethan hawke is topping the box office. it's estimated to rake in more than $24 million beating out fast and furious 6. the magic thriller "now you see me" also exceeded expectations. following that was the comedy "the internship" with owen wilson. tonight only on cnn, anthony bo bourdain ventures into the congo, but he and his crew ran into a little trouble as they prepared for the journey of a lifetime. >> personal dream to travel the congo river, and now for better or worse, i get that chan

he's like, "yeah, yeah, we're here with russell for, like, 'cinderella man.'like, i thought this was just a bar." he's like, "no, no, come on. hang out. have a good time." then, i met you, and you were the nicest guy. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, we had a -- we really -- [ laughter ] i thought we were going to hang out more. we really hit it off. >> oh, we should've. we should've. actually, normally, i would have an excuse because my friends call my life between 1998 and 2002 the bourbon years. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, there's quite a lot of night's that i've forgotten in that period of time. but -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> that was 2005, so i got no excuse whatsoever. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was probably just boring. that was probably really what happened. >> i doubt it. >> jimmy: but i was -- i was doing a lot of research on you. i follow you on twitter as well. and i saw, like, when you're not working, you have a cattle ranch? >> yeah, i've got a farm in australia. yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, how cool is that? >> it's lovely, man. it's a total oasis. you kn

there's main street usa splash mountain, cinderella's castle, a parade and fireworks and other parksh cheaper. universal studios orlando $92 a day for adults. 86 for children. busch gardens 85 for adults and 77 for kids and other summer entertainment options might not be as cheap as you think. the cheapest ticket to see anne on broadway, $50. a red sox baseball game in boston, that's $53 and even a 3 d movie like epic costs about $15. >> that hurt, those are my eyes. >> for some, visiting what's called the happiest place on earth maybe priceless while others may feel priced out. >> you have to think about where you want to spend your money. you can't do all the parks anymore. >> disney tells us it's still a good value and they point out that the ticket price increase is for the one day -- you know t one day pass. most people buy multiday passes and it's still a good value. >> i will say i love disneyworld. i used to be a disney cast member. >> you were. >> so to speak. >> but people -- >> which one were they. >> people save money for a long time to go there and people always look hap

he was the prince looking for his cinderella on the ninth season of abc's "the bachelor." >> will you roses and a lot more thorns. lorenzo and his family are being sued by the multimillion dollar corporation that bought his grandmother's cost met lick line in 1992. by selling it they also sold the right to sell any cosmetics products under the borghese name. >> everything was fine till 2008 when i filed a trademark and they opposed it. >> reporter: this was for your pet product called prince borghese's la dolce vita. they filed a lawsuit against him who last a pets product line and other family members and their businesses some of which featured on the home shopping network. >> this is all from our spa in italy. >> reporter: while the borghese family no longer has any part in the borghese global company they are still in the cosmetic business and do not use the borghese name on any of their cosmetic products but lorenzo does use his family name for his business. the company claims the family's marketing strategy plays up the borghese family heritage to sell its products. >> their argu

. >> cinderella going to the ball. >> reporter: option two, a strapless number, featuring a big surprisekind of loving it. >> reporter: while alyssa loved the idea of a two indress, her younger sister was less enthusia enthusiastic. >> i hated it. >> reporter: option three, a strapless gown, featuring embellishments and a train. alyssa was torn. she liked this one as much as the henry roth. >> i feel great in it. i feel like a princess. >> reporter: her mother was in love. >> i thought she looked amazing. >> reporter: then came option four. a ball gown featuring a beaded bodice and gray sash. >> it's a big decision. torn. >> reporter: alyssa narrowed the field to three. so, to which dress will alyssa say yes? >> it's going to be a challenge. >> reporter: stay tuned. alyssa's about to make her choice. you want to stay tuned for that. randy's right here to show us the dresses in person. henry roth. this design just came out. it's fresh off the runway. this is two in one. and it has the rip-away skirt that velcros off to go from the church to the party. this is the second choice she had. >>

listening to cinderella. it is a good thing. it is a good time.nizing same-sex marriage is dead. california's ban on recognizing same-sex marriage is dead. there are 12 states in the country where this is now legal and the political winds on this are blowing so hard in one direction that the idea we will go back is almost unimaginable in any state in the country. this is now decided as a nation. the argument is won. >> although -- >> hal: that's a quote from rachel maddow. >> although i will argue that in the post-roe v. wade era we're still fighting against limitations on a woman's right to choose so now that we have the historic legal decisions and it is amazing and we're totally moving in the right direction as karl mentioned, the work is not done. >> hal: vigilance is important. the case she's making is that much like i think rowe roe v. wade, the vast majority of the public is on our side. and whereas with roe v. wade, it has been around for awhile. i think the right is under the impression that they can attack it and get away with it. >> mat

the differences in this bill between ourselves and the senate on september 30, it will be like cinderella and that magic shoe. everything goes away. the carriage becomes a pumpkin and it's bad times. and we have got to deal with that. we've got to deal with raising the debt limit. and there are a lot of very serious things on the table. so i would encourage all of our colleagues to join in the debate tomorrow. we had a great debate in committee. we had differences. we talked about them. we didn't get personal. we came out with a vote of 59-2, because everybody on this committee understands how important our work is, how important our national defense is, how important the men, women and their families in uniform are. and we stand behind them. now we do need to make sure that we have the resources that they need. with that, mr. chairman, i would encourage all of us to support this bill tomorrow. join in the process. make it a better bill if we can. and with that, i would yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. all time for general de

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starred in up in the air and she was in pitch perfect and now there's rumors she may play the part of cinderellaof people's curiosity, whether it's positive or negative? or are they stunned that she is going to be sind recinderella? >> probably a little bit of both. some people don't even know who she is. >> paula deen. >> yeah. of course we heard about this story really coming out on friday and then over the weekend, i think what was happening was people were getting context around it. what did paula deen say. so they wanted to see for themselves what was the context. how did she say this? when did she say this? the story continues to evolve and continue on; we're going to have paula on live wednesday at 8:00. >> that was supposed to happen. >> it was supposed to happen friday and she said she was too exhausted and you can understand the emotional toll this has taken. so she will be here wednesday live with matt. >> more searches will probably continue after that. >> absolutely. now the supermoon. this was so cool. >> no super werewolves that we know of but the moon was closest in the orbit and

. >> tell about cinderella that time? >> no, snow white. down at disney world.to tango. >> there's a new survey about sex in the workplace. businessinsider.com surveyed 2,500 to find out. number one, do you think colleagues at the same company should be allowed to have sex? the answer was yes, overwhelmingly, 85%. i agree with that. you're allowed. two, have you ever had sex with a colleague? more than half of the 2,500 people surveyed -- >> you're sick. have had sex with a co-worker. if you have had had sex with a co-worker, have you ever done it at the office? >> 49% have done it. kids are watching. >> your cleavage is out. you don't care. >> my cronuts are out. it seems like a waste of corporate time. somebody is paying you on the job. i guess you could go someplace during your lunch break. i don't know. what, jer? four a good time -- it's from jerry. 914 -- >> don't say it. >> it says call me. oh, that was for me. that's how cool i am. i get this stuff. oh, you want me to call you. all right. >> let's move on. there again, every year we do the toilet paper w