when you started, you became very big and popular during the -- people call you the original don draperly, because don draper -- the "mad men," they were anti-semimites, they were racist, womanizers. they were drunks. but worst of all, they had no talent. i've got talent. >> jimmy: you sure do. "i want my mtv" is a slogan that you came up with. how did that happen? >> well, it's hard for people today to understand, but mtv when it first started in 1982 was a dog. i mean, they were in production for a year with no cable operator playing them. >> jimmy: right. >> they asked me to come in to see if i could help. i said i think i can save you. what would you do? well, first thing i would do is take the mtv logo and i would make it come to life by putting like a rolling stone logo in it. >> jimmy: and you did. >> and at the end of the commercial, the voice would say if you don't get mtv where you live, pick up the phone, take your local cable operator, and at that point, have somebody like mick jagger pick up the phone and say i want my mtv. >> jimmy: how do you get mick jagger to go along w

. >> reporter: she's best known for playing don draper's ex-wife betty on the hit show "mad men."ow 35-year-old actress january jones is admitting looks can be deceiving, at least when it comes to hair. she says her hair is falling out in clumps, adding she could just shave it and wear a wig. jones believes it's from changing her color so much over the past year. take a look. she's gone from bombshell blonde, radiant red, black to blonde, then brunette, then blonde again. many hairstylists warn against excessive coloring. >> the chemicals that are used, overfrequency with coloring your hair can result in hair loss. >> reporter: doctors say genetics may major roles in female hair loss. but for celebs, who must present ever-changing looks, overprocessing can be troublesome. take the case of kelly osbourne, who has experienced every hair color under the sun. three years ago, she admitted to getting bald patches after a hair colorist forgot about her in the chair, telling the guardian newspaper i felt like i had been electrocuted and burst into tears. lady gaga, a natural brunette, ha

. >> reporter: she's best known for playing don draper's perfectly coifed ex-wife, betty on "mad men.es says looks can be deceiving when it comes to hair. she says her hair is falling out in clumping. adding, she should just shave it and wear a wig. jones believes a s it's from changing her hair color so much over the last year. she went blonde to red, back to blonde, brunette. many hairstylists warn against accessive coloring. >> the chemicals used can result in breakage and hair loss. >> reporter: genetics and certain medical conditions like thyroid disease play major rolls in female hair loss. but for celebs who have to present ever-changing looks to the world, overprocessing can be troublesome. take the case of kelly osbourne, who has seemingly experienced every hair color under the sun. three years ago, admitted to getting bald patches after a hair colorist forget about her in the chair. lady gaga, a natural brunette, has discussed the difficulties of maintaining her signature brat numb blonde look. telling "people" magazine, she must occasionally get a chemical hair cut because