tina fey told ryan seacrest that she and amy poehler may be back to host the golden globes this year. >> the question is that is on a lot of people's minds will you be back hosting the golden globes because you crushed the i. >> have you asked amy? >> i haven't seen her. >> she's here and i'm in new york. >> last night, best dressed celebrities, kerry washington looks stunning in marchesa, and sofia vergara definitely looked like an award winner with 100 carats of gems, and they cost $7 million. award winners aside, the show itself got rough reviews. bravo's andy cohen tweeted "there are some very weird things happening at the emmys." billy bush joined in saying "is it me, or is this show really, really, really weird?" >> at the movies, "prisoners" took the top spot this weekend raking in $21 million after learning after learning last week that jon gosselin is working as a waiter and living in a log cabin, we hear he may have pulled a gun on a paparazzo, all that ensuring he may be in the public eye a little while longer. >>> finally, while on vacation in thailand, rihanna took an ins

the golden globes, you know, in fame. i do this. and i thought i wanted to return to normal people because most people you meet aren't johnny depp and brad pitt. well, they are with you. the rest of us, we meet more derricks and douggies. >> you tweeted i love so many americans were happy to inform me they are surprised i have a kind streak. that's the reaction. wow, ricky gervais has kindness. >> they see me on chat shows like this chatting it out with a man in a pink tie and the golden globes and people forget even though you work under your own name, you're a more confident version of yourself and you're -- you know, your home life -- i've tried to keep my private life private. >> let's take another short break. i'll come back and talk to you about three things, iowa state giving gun permits to totally blind people which short on any level is funny and miley cyrus and twerking, i want to know if you tweak. >> oh, i'm doing it now. >> are you? >> underneath, like a duck, the legs are going crazy. [ female announcer ] we lowered he

the golden globes, you know, in fame. i do this.ou know, and i thought i wanted to return to normal people because most people you meet aren't johnny depp and brad p t pitt. well, they are with you. the rest of us, we meet more derricks and douggies. >> you tweeted i love so many americans were happy to inform me they are surprised i have a kind streak. that's the reaction. wow, ricky gervais has kindness. >> they see me on chat shows like this chatting it out with a man in a pink tie and the golden globes and people forget even though you work under your own name, you're a more confident version of yourself and you're -- you know, your home life -- i've tried to keep my private life private. >> let's take another short break. i'll come back and talk to you about three things, iowa state giving gun permits to totally blind people which short on any level is funny and miley cyrus and twerking, i want to know if you tweak. >> oh, i'm do ing it now. >> are you? >> underneath, like a duck, the legs are going crazy. if you've got it, you

also the best gowns of the year, three of which glided down the golden globe red carpet.as by kate hudson's alexander mcqueen. the best mermaid silhouette with jessica alba. and always confident in her curves, jennifer lopez owns the best illusion category with this. but everyone has an off day on the fashion front and jennifer is no different. this mirror dress with heels was a busy look for the normally glamazon mom. >> paula patton always had a rare tile mixup when she hit the carpet in this frown. she's always confident in her body and curves. but this one dress, it was a horrible choice for her. because she looked uncomfortable. with a body like that, nobody should act like that. >> now we're splitting hairs here. even babe ruth struck out once in awhile. at "us weekly," the headline glares jen's big secret. pregnant. i feel i've seen this cover a million times. whether she is or isn't, i don't know. what i do know is i got a problem with people announcing a woman is pregnant before she is ready to announce it herself especially someone in her 40s. >> that's weird. t

get the series in a moment, but a lot has happenedsince you were last year, you actually won a golden globe for this series. >> yes, which was so amazing. thank you, tavis. and i will say both the foreign press and all the critics and you, there were so many champions of the show, which was huge for us to find our following and get to our second season, because it is a half- hour comedy, seemingly, but it is filled with a lot of pain and sadness and poetry and totally a new format of the half-hour in a way, so i think everyone supporting it in the way a did really helped us a lot. tavis: yes, before i move on, the things that happened since you were here last, doing a half-hour comedy on hbo worse is -- versus traditional network tv, what is the -- >> you know, all i can tell you is for me, i am working on another independent film, which is my background of sorts. i had never done a series, so people were like, wow, you are working on a series, what is that like? it is a 12 week movie shoot where we are working 12-- insane hours to make our film. it happens to be five hours of content or fo

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the golden globe winner was given the honor for the work he's deny assisting veterans. >>> and there will soon be another kennedy. patrick kennedy, son of ted kennedy, announced he's expecting his second child with wife amy. kennedy served as a congressman until 2011. congrats to them. and that's this morning's dish of scrambled politics. >>> late summer storm in south dakota lasted just a few minutes, but the headaches will be felt for months to come. nearly 4,000 cars, including inventory from a car dealership, were pelted with golf ball-sized hail at the sioux falls fairgrounds. it smashed windshields and you caused dents. damage estimated to be in the millions. and for a look at the rest of the nation's forecast, dylan dreyer is here. that stings. >> and i hope everybody took cover because you see what it does to a car. imagine standing outside. >> wouldn't want to hit you in the head. >> and today's best chance of severe storms will be in the interior pacific northwest. in the east, it's all about the cooldown. dew points crue points dropping the minute. so tell warm, but not ex

of a golden globe. i live on. the street. you. wish i. could. just see. a little. bit of your mom and watch n.b.c. news all the face time people. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm wrong researcher. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth and might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. coming up. at our teen years we have a different approach. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not i. but i think if. you guys stick to the jokes well handled it makes sense that i've got to. live. live live. live . against jumping to conclusions. on last month's chemical attack in syria on the. i'm a culprit. a deadly rampage at a military facility in washington d.c. sent shock waves through the nation and to raises deep security concerns. and the r.t.a. get

. >> we saw you on the golden globes doing your thing.that spot. >> we have to be more brash, arrogant. we have to bring down authority whenever we can. i loved it. i was shocked at first. by the end, by the third one i think people got it. oh, i get it. they're jokes. >> and they're not meant to hurt people. or destroy my career. but in derek you see a whole another side to mr. gervais. >> yeah. you have to be in charge. >> we didn't get to that one yet. is it the question? >> yeah. it's scripted. but it's a documentary so it has to look unscripted. there's one in particular where i could not stop sobbing. >> yeah, but you were probably drunk. >> no, i wasn't. i don't start till 10:00, truly. i have my standards. >> yeah. when you start at 9:00 you know you've got a problem. we see selfies all over the place. yours is unique. >> oh my god. describe this thing. >> the idea is you have to make yourself look as hideous as possible, you know, with only the face you've been given. [ laughter ] are you in the tub? yes, you are. amusing himself

that is grammy-winning, oscar-winning, golden globe-winning ageless cher performing on the plaza thiss what? she's still here. i wonder which thing she likes best, ageless or all the wins. >> i would say wins. i'll go for wins. >> yes, yes, that means that's your life, the way you spend your life. she sold more than 100 million records worldwide. she's getting ready to go on tour next spring. her 26th solo album drops tomorrow called "closer to the truth" and we are so happy that you stuck around to talk with us. this is the happy hour, baby. >> thrilled. >> this is the happy hour, baby. >> i'm happy to see you. >> we're happy to see you. >> how was it singing so early in the morning. >> it was horrible and i have really bad -- i've been having really bad laryngitis from doing all of the press. so last night at 10:00, i was singing great. this morning at 6:00 rehearsal, i was good. and this one, i just -- >> no, no, no. >> yeah. >> you nailed it. >> i'm not going to go there. >> you don't have -- you don't do mornings well, by your own admission. you're not a morning girl. >> no. i wa

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're now joined by a multiple emmy and golden globe award winnerng the premiere of the 39th season of "saturday night live" with musical guest arcade fire. please welcome a great talent and great friend. here is our pal tina fey! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about now! tina fey, good to see you. thank you for coming back to see us. i appreciate it. >> i love being here. >> jimmy: i want to say congrats on another emmy win for you. >> oh, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: always great to see you up there. but, now we got -- there's controversy surrounding -- >> controversy. >> jimmy: controversy surrounding you. thank you. we haven't discussed this here. mom broke the news to you. >> here's what happened. so, i had a great time at the emmys, one last emmy forever for "30 rock." and i'm leaving the next day in a good mood and i call my parents to say i'm getting on the plane. figured they would be excited to talk to me. and the moment i get on the phone, my mom just goes, "i'm reading about your nip slip."

. >> jimmy: our first guest is a multiply emmy-nominated and golden globe-winning actor who has talentlooks and one of the most delicious last names in the history of man kind. you know him from six seasons on the great show "mad men." and now, alongside daniel radcliffe in the new mini-series "a young doctor's notebook" which premieres on the ovation network at 10 pm october 2nd. please welcome jon hamm. >> jimmy: beautiful beard. very masculine. >> okay. >> jimmy: you see that? that is a reflection of just how lazy i felt and lost. i couldn't make it to the bathroom to shave. that's how, how lazy i have been. >> jimmy: nice to grow it out every once in a while. >> i worked a lot this summer. is was in india making a movie. and then in london doing second series of young doctor's notebook. i got home. i didn't want to do anything. and this happened. >> jimmy: this happened. i saw in gq they had an exclusive interview with your stylist who gave, who explained. >> exclusive interview with my beard. >> jimmy: that would have made more sense. >> terrifying. >> jimmy: they asked your styli

he's the emmy and golden globe winning co-creator of "the office" and "extras."o ladies." it premieres september 29th on hbo. please welcome stephen merchant. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> hello. >> jimmy: good to see you. i watch your show it is funny. >> thank you, that is sweet of you. how did you get ahold of it? illegally downloaded? >> it was delivered to me by a courier. in french means rude [ bleep ]. we learned that earlier. i know you. we don't know each other very well. we spent a little time together. watching it, does seem like this is largely based on you for real. >> right. well, the show is about a nerdy, 6'7", english guy who can't score with girls. what aspect of that have you witnessed that you felt was maybe similar to the real me? >> jimmy: we were at a party once, you came in about two hours late. you were, white as a sheet. and something, somebody had hit you with the car. >> i had a car crash on the way. it was a surprise birthday party. i have never successfully got to a surprise birthday party on time. i was drivi

victoria azarenko >> film fans know sienna miller as a golden globe nominated actress who has graced red carpets around the globe for a decade. but she has been with a medical group since 2009. and the group has done work for three decades. miller has launched a first responder's program. chef joined us yesterday and started by filling us in with her work on the group. >> it's basically, we're trying to enable people to be self-sufficient. so the best response is from the people on the ground and the community itself. so that's our commitment here. and we launched a celebrity group, people that i managed to get together, who will be hopefully -- >> how important is it for you to get those people involved and to help out? >> i think that we respond to that kind of assistance from well-known people, i think that it makes a huge difference for the organization, so i feel very fortunate to have gotten some of the people that we are able to recruit. >> you've traveled to congo and haiti through your role as ambassador, and what struck you the most? >> i've seen so many things, too many to

what role do celebrities play in helping international aid relief no golden globe nominated actress sienna miller is seeking help in humanitarian crises. >> an alien life may or may not have been discovered. voyager one may or may not have left the solar system and you may soon be able to travel to space, or maybe not. hello, i'm antonio mora. welcome to consider this. just a few months ago, president obama declared the terror group was on the path to defeat. or is it? al-qaeda is stealing support from u.s. backed rebels in syria and the nairobi mall massacre maybe a reunderstood threat from the security group. >> require i can't will be required to abandon its chemical weapons arsenal, but it will not include the threat of force against syria if bashar al assad's government fails to comply. the spokesperson for the syria national coalition said the syria opposition remains wary of any deal. >> he has killed 110,000 people. can you trust someone who what committed such a trays cities. >> 11 syrian rebel groups issued a at the same time calling for the establishment of sharia law. it's a ke

he might be nominated for an oscar or golden globe or that sort of thing.h ledger win the oscar after his death. so really sad like you said. you can go see him in theaters now and it makes you think what else could he have done. >> our photo of the week, sandra bullocks got a big honor in hollywood. >> she is one of those beloved stars. everyone loves her. she is beautiful. she is nice. she is so talented. so for her to be immortalized is so exciting and famous friends came out to support her. chelsea handler and ovtavia spencer. but little louis with in his coat and converse. >> the movie coming out is "gravity" and she'll be here on today. >> gravity is going to be huge. can't wait for that. >> now, al, you and paula patton had a moment. there was a twerk. >> it was more than a twerk. we're engaged. >> oh, wow. >> she dropped it like it was hot. i think we've got video right here. >> al you're going to be disappointed. your engage t might be over. >> oh, wow. >> look at al's face. >> al is staring off into the distance. >> trying to keep it together. >>

our first guest tonight is an oscar and golden globe nominee stand one nafl of the half of tl with sixe's in, and "prisoners" opens in theaters september 20th. please welcome jake gyllenhaal! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> so good to see you. >> jimmy: how is everything? >> i just want to take a moment to acknowledge the fact that you look fantastic. >> thank you. thank you. >> it's been a while since i have been here. last time i was here, i have to say. i don't know if you remember this, i had a little bit of a qualm if you will with your tie. >> jimmy: you became the fashion police all of a sudden. >> i did. i did. >> jimmy: what was it again? >> it was just, a mighty girth to your tie. it was just weird. very strange. i have a picture of it here. >> jimmy: it was a bib. >> i brought a picture of it here. i don't know if you know. yeah. >> jimmy: let me show it. >> just very big. very stripy. i just felt like it was really taking away from your personality. you were vying with it too much. you know what i mean. then i don't know itch you rf y remember

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is an emmy and golden globe award winning actressight at 9:00 on cbs. welcome her back to our show, we love her. julianna margulies! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look gorgeous. oh, my gosh. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and you smell great, as well. >> i do? >> jimmy: yeah. you smell beautiful. >> i have a funny story about what i wear. >> jimmy: yeah, what are you wearing? >> but it wasn't part of our thing. should i do it anyway? >> jimmy: yeah, i'd love to hear it. >> spontaneous? >> jimmy: spontaneous talking, what? [ light laughter ] >> okay, i'll tell you. i've been getting my -- i'm obsessed with this specific oil. and i used to buy it from the rasta guys on the street in new york city. >> jimmy: absolutely, yeah. >> and they were $5 a bottle. everyone would say, "you smell so good, that must be so expensive." i'd say, "it is so expensive." and then i couldn't find it anywhere. i scoured the city. no one had it. >> jimmy: no one had rasta oil. >> it's not rasta oil. i don't want to say what the oil is because then everyon

she's an emmy and golden globe-winning actress.son of which premieres september 26th on fox, please welcome jane lynch. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, there. >> hi. >> jimmy: i want to congratulate you for getting your star on the hollywood walk of fame. that is a big deal. >> yes, you know, that is a big deal, you got one, as well. >> jimmy: it is exciting. >> yes, it is exciting. the night before i opened my car door right into my nose. >> jimmy: oh yeah, i noticed that. >> and it bled profusely, and it was very, very painful. and by the time i woke up, it was -- >> jimmy: can i ask you about that, i opened the car door into my face, and nobody believed it happened. even close friends didn't believe it happened. and i said what do you think happened? >> well, until i did it myself i probably wouldn't have believed you either. >> jimmy: and we have a picture of mine o-- >> oh, you had stitches. >> jimmy: yeah, i got a lot of stitches and everything. >> i had no stitches, but getting hit in the nose is probably a lot more pa

♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is a golden globe nominated actor.d directed and starred in the new film, "don jon." it is in theaters on friday. ladies and gentlemen please welcome joseph gordon-levitt! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sounded good. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about right there. it's always good to see you. >> great to be here. >> jimmy: coming up on the show. sometimes you're here just hanging out with the roots and stuff? >> you mean the greatest band alive? oh, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, i love, every time i see you i always have a good time. thank you so much for coming back. >> absolutely, man, it's great to be here. >> jimmy: i love your button out there, i know what that means. i know what that's for. >> you're the early supporter for hit record. >> jimmy: is that right? >> you're the earliest supporter in pop culture, the first time i ever got to come on national tv and talk about my little passion project hit record was on your show. >> jimmy: hitrecord.org. is this thing where i

golden globe nominated california coalition tress joins us to say why she is recruited a listers to help in humanitarian cries seize. welcome to consider this, we begin with al quaida. just a few months ago, president obama boldly declared the terror group was on the path to defeat, but is it? as courtney explains al quaida is stealing support from u.s. backed rebel, in the shopping mall massacre revealed the on going threat, from what may be a resurgent terror group. it will not include the threat of force against syria, president bashar al asaad's government fails to applied. the chief spokes men for the coalition said the opposition remains weary of any u.n. deal, with asaad. >> . >> -- >> but while the u.n. here in new york weighs in on the war, 11 syrian rebel groups issue as statement, calling for the establishment of law in syria. it is a key defection, three of the groups were aligned with with the u.s. backed opposition. sal la discounted the new alliance. >> these groups are not part of the revolutioner, these groups do not represent the syrian people, they represent a small mi

. >> it's expected those two nbc stars will return to host the golden globes on nbc in january. >> footnote tour'e was the only person who predicted "breaking bad". >> that's right. >> awards were flowing at "30 rock." check this out, krystal ball became the second ever winner of up against the clock during the show's seconds week. >> 300-point question, hillary clinton said this week which of the state's elected officials quote has just been enentered as the luckiest politician? >> josh? >> pat quinn. >> pat quinn is correct. that moves you into a tie with evan for second place and not enough to catch the once and still champion krystal ball, you are the winner of up against the clock. >> that is huge. grand prize, including a coffee mug and $50 gift certificate to the little poland restaurant. that is nice stuff and a booking here as a guest on "the cycle". >> i might be a little busy that day. >> i'm busy that day, sorry. >> let me tell you what's not included, the latest issue of new york's magazine, hillary clinton kept the door open to another presidential run saying i'm both pragmati

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest won a golden globe for his work as nucky thompsonladies and gentlemen, please welcome back to our show, steve buscemi, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: steve buscemi. you can't beat steve buscemi, right there. he's the man. thank you for doing that bit with us earlier. >> oh, that was fun. >> jimmy: do you have any -- [ laughter ] do you have any favorites of what people made you say? >> you know, i always wanted to be in the "titanic." >> jimmy: yeah, you did. yeah, you did. yeah, yeah. it was a beautiful thing. i was doing a little research. first of all, by the way, i told you this backstage, but i had never seen "the big lebowski." >> "the big lebowski." >> jimmy: and i know. it's like, am i from america? yeah. but -- [ laughter ] it was unbelievable. and gosh, you were fantastic in that movie. you're so great. [ cheers and applause ] -- just amazing. so i'm so happy i got to tell you to your face how great you are. but, i was doing some research on different things that you've done, and my favorite thing i found ou

." - recognition of her talent as a serious actress came in 1973, when she won the golden globe for herformance on "the three musketeers." in 1981, she won critical acclaim for her work on broadway in "woman of the year." but it was not until 2002 that welch explored her latina roots in the pbs drama series "american family." raquel, when did you start going back and trying to reconnect with your hispanic roots that really were not totally introduced to you as a child? - well, you know, i always really felt quite... quite a bit like a latina, you know, i really did because my father was latin. and even though he never spoke spanish in our home, he was just so latin in his demeanor, you know, and his attitude and his kind of pride and all of these things. i am really latina, because in my heart, you know, there's a lot of passion, a lot of sensitivity, my hot-bloodedness. and so, in my soul, i'm very positive, you know, that i am raquelita tejada welch-- - that's wonderful. - and i always will be. - in 1998, raquel developed a line of wigs and hair extensions for hair you wear. since 200

and thinking television would sort it out for him, i did a stand-up show called game, i did the golden globes i am in game and i thought no, i will go back to those really ordinary values and so i dropped that. he is an autograph hundred hunter but it rarely comes up, i thought i want real world problems and everyone gets old, everyone, if we are lucky we all get old. >> rose: exactly. yes. >> aging is one thing you can't stop. >> yes, exactly. and i thought, that is great, because i have always -- the office was a show about a man having amid life crisis, and also a love story, x is a show about friendship, and this is more -- >> rose: there is a show about -- >> kindness. >> rose: kindness. >> i think it is and the reason i made them sort of outsiders and losers and the forgotten is so kindness can come along and trump that. that was important for me. so i wanted you not to see it coming. so that's why derek is probably the first real hero i have ever played, but he is an unlikely hero and he doesn't look like a hero. he looks like someone you dismiss, dismiss. >> rose: what do you mean the

. >> reporter: his hollywood bad boy act, hosting the golden globe awards offended stars more used to of partying and heavy drinking. or as charlie sheen calls it, breakfast. >> reporter: his act was deemed so offensive he was asked to do three times. >> many of you in this room probably him best from facilities as the betty ford clinic and los angeles county jail, please welcome robert downey jr. >> it was mild ribbing of some of the most famous people in the world. it wasn't a room full of juaned soldiers. >> reporter: if anybody can take it, they should. >> i think they did. i don't think those people went home crying about shall little, you know, upstart brit making fun of their film. the other thing is even if they did, you know, you make a decision, do i pound the 200 egos in the room or the 200 mill job people watching at room. >> reporter: ricky gervais doesn't do pampering. he says his stubbornness comes from being a late bloomer. success didn't come until his late 30s. by which time he and his long-time partner the author jane fallon decided not to have children because, he

she and her friend amy poehler have been asked to host the golden globes.ks at the emmys last night but when i spoke with her after, she won fehr her emmy. she said she hasn't seen amy yet and we're still waiting on that big decision. i hope they come back. they're great pair. >> you and everybody else. they make such a fantastic pear. was there a lot of talk about jeff daniels' win? were people surprised in the auditorium as they were at home? >> i think they were because everybody thought this was breen cranston's year with "breaking bad" being such a popular show. everyone was talking about it. it was quite a surprise definitely. >> i felt something for meritritt weaver. >> she said thank you and that included everybody and she didn't leave anybody else. maybe it with was the best of all. >> i understand the colbert report beat "the daily show." we shouldn't be feeling bad for the other folk right? >> yeah not at all. it was interesting that stephen colbert finally tock home the award for the best variety show and it ended the wing streak. here's the yie