it was a building that frank lloyd wright used as a , working to create a new kind of affected capturenew kind of architecture for america. he died in 1959. greated through an era of development and change. when he was born, there was a very young nation -- america was a very young nation. create anto architecture that was open and free. hugo this h -- he shows how this is an example of new architecture for america. how this architecture can relate to the landscape. down with aght came bout of pneumonia. living in wisconsin, the winters were hard on him. he was 70 years old. his doctors said, if you can escape the wisconsin winters, maybe you can increase your life by 20 years. having worked in arizona in the 20's, he remembers the wonderful climate and starts to look for property where he can build his winter camp, as he referred to it. he purchases the land at the foot of the mountains and scottsdale and begins to construct his winter camp. the welding into the landscape. it is a wonderful example of how to make architecture blend with its environment. this is a cluster of different

you're obsessed also with dominant institutions and individuals, whether it's a kellogg, or frank lloyd wright, or kinsey, you know, people you've written about in the past. you do well writing about that universe. - i don't trust, as an american who has done and said whatever he wants his entire life and has been able, in this great country, to have a life as an artist, i don't trust the domineering leader who says, whether it's in fundamentalist religion or in politics, who says, give yourself over to me and i will guide you. - i alone can fix it. that phrase is running through my head. - yeah, i wonder why. - that's actually been a consistent through-line in a number of your books. - again, evan, you don't know what your themes are when you start to write. you can only see this in retrospect. so, yeah, i mean, i'm fascinated by cults and groups. a lot of you will remember my novel from 2003, drop city, which goes back to the back-to-the-earth movement of the late 60s, hippies. the whole proposition was this wheel of capitalism is destroying the world, can we get off it, and go back to natur

frank lloyd wright. >> yeah. >> stephen: was that hard for you as a teenager living out there? out there? >> i lived alone at the time. >> stephen: you were 16 and lived alone in los angeles? >> i lived alone when i was 15 before i started on the show, yeah. >> stephen: did you get in trouble, johnny galecki? because if i was 15 and had a tv show, i think i might have partied a little bit. ( laughter ) who was taking care of you? john goodman? ( laughter ) >> he did take me to my first strip club, as a matter of fact. >> stephen: oh, all right. don't come back here again, johnny. >> we were kids. sorry, john. >> stephen: online, you have been were outspoken about donald trump. >> a little bit. >> stephen: a little bit, yeah. >> been a little hard for me to keep my mouth shut. >> stephen: inauguration is tomorrow. get an invitation? ( laughter ) i did not. they lost mine in the mail. i would have loved to have gone. >> i'm not going to make it. >> stephen: not? not to be unpatriotic or anything, but it's laundry day tomorrow, so that's what i will be doing. ( applause ) you're w

the look art deco and frank lloyd wright. the challenge, putting it all together in stormy weather and making each year look different >> we have to start working on putting in the tent more than a week in advance. we crane in the tent. we begin building a very elaborate design structure, as you can see here. >> reporter: four floors below is the warner brothers in-style after party, built above a fountain in the oasis courtyard. this year's purple theme combined glamour and elements from "the matrix." poolside is the hbo bash, with a pavilion and a shimmering chandelier. >> this is my minimalist approach. >> reporter: one of the biggest challenges for this party designer is keeping everyone dry, even though it's not forecasted to rain until early monday morning, hbo is putting up two tents but leaving part of the pool space in open air. >> it still looks pretty. i don't want to make it look like a sea of plastic. >> reporter: but it will be a sea of stars. ted chen, nbc 4 news. >>> tile right mow is 9:56. the sun is out, but

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