and today, frank sinatra jr.ing to be here, and so to celebrate old blue eyes' 100th birthd birthday, he is releasing a book of newly rereleased pictures. >> and we will have some new music. >> and we need some inspiration. >> and words of wisdom. >> yeah, sometimes you are such a people pleaser that i used to be, and you outgrow it. you do. after a while, you realize that it is first and foremost, and to please yourself, you have to be self-satisfied and that is so important. >> and it makes sense talking about jennifer lawrence, right? >> yes. >> jennifer lawrence wrote a blog post and it had to do with the amount of money she got paid for that movie called "silver linings playbook." >> and "american hustle." >> and she wrote a article that the male stars were given 4% of the gross receipts and the two women were given 7%, and obviously the two women were paid less than the four men and the question is who should she be angry with, and she said herself for that. >> well, she shouldn't be angryt at the guys beca

frank sinatra right across the river here. and nouw, to join us are the author of the book frank sinatra jr. and his co-author. >> and what maid you decide it was time? >> i didn't decide, but it was done by committee. >> and why was it important to do somethinin like this? >>>> think that you better ask charles that question. >> i think that we have been planning for frank's centennial to plan for the birthday for about five year, and this time, the book is a celebration of the life and career, and a lot of book s books are coming out, but this book is sanctioned by the family we found a treasure trove of tapes that frank had made talking about his life. a lot of people that write books that never knew him or met him, and so we tried to match the picture s pictures with the text in the book. >> more popular than ever, it seems to me. >> and there is always that we like to say with frank, no generation gap. every generation seems to find him shgs, and he is as relevant today as ever was. >> sure. in 1964 we have a picture of your dad with quincy jones, and we we will see if this one pops up.

>> i just thought it might make for better tv than we had yesterday with frank sinatra jr. i don't know. >> that interview goes down -- >> if you haven't seen it, go to -- just click on it. it's worth looking at. >> in the 50 years i've been in this business, i know it's hard to believe, he -- the worst interview ever was with a guy named craig t. nelson, who was a lovely guy, but he was promoting "poltergeist." he never said a word to me and regis. so regis and i just -- this was the worst. ever. ever. and you know it. the the good news is, hoda, it will never be that bad again for you. when you are still doing this 30 years from now, you will remember fondly. >> rumor is looking right over here. like, what if i'm the worst interview ever? >> rumer, run. >> okay, my daughter cass as you know is trying to make it in the film business and she's -- her latest movie is called "caged no more." it's going to be released january 15th. the film will hopefully raise awareness of human trafficking. and i'm in it just a little bit. just do a little cameo with my friend gretchen carls

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. >> and frank sinatra jr. is here. >> what made you decide to, that this was the right time? i know it's obviously his 100th >> i didn't decide. >> oh, you didn't? >> no, that was done by a committee. >> why do you think it was important to do something like this? >> we'd been planning frank's centennial for about five years, and we decide at this time it would be great, it's a celebration of his life and career. there are a lot of books coming out, but this one is sanctioned by the family and also in his words. we found a bunch, a treasure trove of tapes that frank had made talking about his life. there are a lot of people that write books that never knew him or never met him, so we tried to match the pictures with the text in the book. >> he's more popular than ever, it seems to me. >> there is no, we always like to say, with frank, there's no generation gap. every generation seems to find him. and he just, is as relevant today as ever. >> in 1964 we have a picture of your dad with quincy jones. let's see if this one pops up. >> who's a legend himself. >> oh, yes. >> that w