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i think about gwyneth paltrow. she has done a show with you, right?t you travel through spain with her? >> yeah. somebody had to do it and these guys turned it down, so i took the gig. >> what a terrible job. >> you had gwyneth paltrow. you had eva longoria, who has opened restaurants. justin timberlake, jay-z, all these folks. what do you think about these celebrities trying to get into your business? >> good for them. >> it's fair play. >> it creates more awareness in general for the food industry. i think that if somebody like jay-z is involved in a restaurant -- i was talking to mario before we sat down. i said, technically jay-z is your partner, isn't he? he's, like, yeah, we own the spotted pig together. i think that is pretty cool that jay-z is interested in food. when you listen to jay-z's music, he talks about food all the time. >> he is fascinated by it, he loves it. he is not going to build a jay-z cheesesteak place. smart people invest in people that know what they're doing. if i was going to get into the computer business, i would call ap

. >> you let that cook about ten minutes -- >> reporter: gwyneth paltrow was the original guru. >> ii had so much energy. >> reporter: it's not without criticism. in an interview with vanity"vanity fair" jennifer lawrence called gluten free dieting the new cool eating disorder. there's always been pressure to stay slim in hollywood and the rest of us desperate to know their secrets. >> marilyn monroe ate a glass of warm milk with two raw eggs in it in the morning. and then at around 10:00 p.m. at night she'd have a huge hot fudge sundae. >> reporter: author rebecca harrington decided to try the quirkiest celebrity diets in "i'll have what she's having: adventures in celebrity dieting." >> victoria beckham followed the five hands diet. which involves eating five handfuls of protein a day. ten diet cokes a day, follows a 1,200 calorie diet. i think when celebrities get involved with these companies it boosts their image. they want healthy eating they want the good vibes that come with a business that can change people's lives. >> reporter: now that you can eat like beyonce, would you w

my aura is now cleaner than gwyneth paltrow's colon after a three-month juice cleanse. language ] but we're not done. we have to transport this stuff to our trees and finish the job ourselves. >> i know you won't believe it but the energy has changed. i'm serious, not joking. >> listen, i'm not disbelieving. i have an open mind. eric and i are heading to the maranon canyon, eight hours by car from chiclayo, well into the andean highlands. ♪ on the way, we stop for lunch and meet up with this guy. [ speaking foreign language ] >> chris curtin, master chocolatier and our business partner in this knuckle-headed adventure. one of life's great joys, eating in a peruvian market. >> i love markets for breakfast. it's nice. >> so basically, a hen soup. that's good. where in the world does chocolate come from? >> well, 45% from ivory coast in africa. we don't deal in those beans just because of political situations. >> there was this stuff, the special chocolate. >> yeah. >> which pretty much is what we're here to look at. >> yes. absolutely. >> where it comes from, what's invol

i -- i think about gwyneth paltrow. you had eva longoria, who has youed restaurants, what do think about these celebrities trying to get into your business? it creates more awareness in general for the food industry. i was just talking to mario before we sat down, and i said, tech -- technically jay-z is your partner is in the? think that is cool that he is interested in food. >> he is fascinated by it. he won't build a cheesesteak place. if i was going to get into the i wouldbusiness, probably call apple. other people are trying to capitalize on it. it is like putting a sticker on commercial goods on something you bought from current -- china. there is less learned jeopardy in putting your sticker on something you don't really understand. >> owning and operating is not just about having the capital. everybody has a fascination about food and wannabes of it. the beauty of our field is that there is no entrance fee. you can come in and cook anytime you want. our job is to provide you with the confidence that you can do i

most recently gwyneth paltrow featured it.ctivated charcoal, which absorbs tox inches, in the environment, in the foods we eat. >> for example, even in the emergency room, where someone is coming in with possible overdose of a toxic substance, it will be used, but again, it is not something for the average person to use in a mega dose. >> experts say, you should not drink this daily. no word on how it tastes. i did go on to the website, mike, alex, juice generation in new york, they have like 12 different locations, mike could be familiar with t it is at the very top of their list now. they say it is like the hottest sellers that they have so far. but imagine this, lemonade, so there is lemon, lime, gava water, charcoal. >> and charcoal. >> 90 calories. >> i know a loft people in hollywood are using it now, but don't go to the grill. get the kings ford, open it up, not the same. >> you can't do that. >> we have to ask doctor mike about this tomorrow. >> we should. >> they said don't take it, you know, too much. >> can't drink

have no problem with the woman being arrested for wearing a pair of lululemon capri pants, if gwyneth paltrowinto missoula wearing this, she would be subject to a firing squad. that was a bad choice, gwyneth. i like your style sometimes. >>> topic number three, we hear so much about campus sexual assault, it's obvious, college students are out-of-control horn dogs and can barely contain desires long enough to sit through a chemistry class, except for the part wheres do i'll nerds, fortune magazine is reporting 1200 college students who don't prefer making body congress with fellow co-eds. of all the activities they prefer noodling around with their iphones over anything and everything else. yeah. drinking coffee, that's a close second. woo! because you tend to lose a lot of sleep staring at your phone for hours on end. they also like texting and facebook and ipads and instagram. so if you or someone you know is in college, they're not having any fun. drinking barely made the top ten. hooking up? that's all the way down at number 12 for college students. >> fat, drunk and stupid is no way to g

>> and you gwyneth paltrow. >> i missed the joke.ed on it. >> egotistical and selfish and narcissistic. >> sorry about that. >> that's just all -- >> you think this was unfair to men? >> i don't care. >> you know what -- >> they measured your body, how they decided it said that they mesh snourd attractiveness predict doors including hip-to-waist ratio for women. >> the more options you have, the more likely you are going to be selfish because you can pick and choose. >> are you flexing your biceps? >> i am flexing. >> waist to chest for him. >> waist to chest? >> all i have. >> abs of steel. >> i don't have a waist. my hip bone almost touch. >> good for you. >> really short. >> so you're one of those women that he probably would have had to try a little harder with, is that what you're implying? >> i don't know. i think this is actually -- i think -- >> time to go. >> i think it's time to go. >> "fifty shades of grey" right, the christian grey guy goes for the short of average? >> "fifty shades of grey," the guy, despite his attracti

they announced today gwyneth paltrow will present.tarted a rumor adele is performing. i have no basis for that, but if you say it loud enough and long enough, maybe she'll get up and do a little diddy. you never know. >> we'll be hosting this tomorrow night at 7:30. we'll talk more with soja another virginia band, frank sullivan and dirty kitchens. we've got all the grammys 411, the fashion, behind the scenes excitement tomorrow night here on the wusa9 at 7:30 and make sure you catch the big show sunday night right here on channel 9. it starts at 8:00. >>> the only station with weather alert days, wusa9 first alert weather. >> let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, temperatures reasonable this time of year, 38, dew points still low. we'll watch this overnight. i think between the southwest wind and cloud cover temps will be about 10 degrees above yesterday. 9 at dulles this morning, 38 downtown now, 37 in frederick, 36 in leesburg, 37 in manassas. no wind chills to worry about tonight. if you are g

gwyneth paltrow was the original gluten-free guru. >> i was felt amazing and lost weight and had energyer: not without criticism. in an interview with "vanity fair," jennifer lawrence called gluten-free dieting the new eating disorder. there's always pressure to stay slim in hollywood and the rest of us desperate to know their secrets. >> marilyn monroe ate a glass of warm milk with two raw eggs in it in the morning. around 10:00 p.m. at night she would have a huge hot fudge sundae. >> rebecca harrington decided to try out the quirkiest diets in her new book, "i'll have what she's having." >> five handfuls of protein a day. karl lagerfeld drinks ten diet cokes a day and follows a 1200-calorie diet. i think when celebrities get involved with these kind of companies it boosts their image that they want the healthy eating, the good vibes that come with a business that can really change people's lives. >> reporter: now you can eat like beyonce, would you want to? >> we are talking about a diet that is rich in healthy foods. >> reporter: experts say veganism isn't a surefire solution. >> if

i myself have been making fun of goopy, herself -- gwyneth paltrow, for a very long time. [ laughterfore she even met him. i'm seven. >> seth: gotcha. >> and then sure enough, i got fashion police. and for the first time in december, three months ago she said hi to me after years of me going up to paltrow. like one time we were both on glee at the same time. i thought, i'll just approach her, see if she's into it. i was like, "paltrow, what's up? it's your dream guest." and she's like, "eh." i tried that many times over the years, one time i left her a very funny note. i left her an autographed picture of myself, which is such a treat for people. [ laughter ] i said, you know, from your idol kathy griffin. nothing. and finally in december out of the blue she's like, "hi you're going to be on fashion police? that's great, let it rip." i'm like, okay. i think it's a generational thing, i really do. >> seth: you reach an age where you just get it. >> yeah. >> seth: now, i was gonna say you're on tour, but you're always doing shows. >> always. as are you. >> seth: yeah, but you are like

. >> gwyneth paltrow makes a fantastic broccoli and arugula soup does that matter or no?ebsite. martin short or a box of frozen court? floatus. >> the corn. >> no. martin short. he's a genius. he played ed grimly, right elena? >> he is funny. >> even elena likes him. >> i like corn. >> corn is delicious. >> canada. >> what? >> i think he's from canada. >> he is. what does that have to do with anything? >> i don't know. >> first lady michelle obama's latest attempt to use online social media in this case to get america to eat better. things like that which this white house is very good at, they get a ton of views because they're very funny and because it's unusual to see somebody like the first lady of the united states in that kind of environment. do they work, though, at changing people's minds, moving us forward on the country on the issues at the heart of the funny? joining us now for the interview tonight is someone who has been really aggressively involved in the fight to get to us eat better as a country. tom colicchio, chef, food activist and the brand new msnbc fo

. >> gwyneth paltrow navagil steam, to the anti-vaccine movement, the dangers of doc hollywood, that'sstart off with a topic

. >> so gwyneth paltrow had on a pink dress. gayle said it was not her cup of tee. >> really.as my cup of tea. sorry, gayle. >> i like that one. that's my cup of tea. >> it's an off-the-shoulder dress. my favorite thick is when she was asked to present, she tweeted #where'smyspanx at. she also wore pink when she won an oscar in 1999. >> let's talk about jennifer lopez. i thought it was an oscar-worthy dress. it was big, flowy, deep cut charlie. we need another version of this. >> what does that mean. >> very, very low. actually it was actually demur for jennifer lopez. those low vs were everywhere. the young actress margo robbie wore a beautiful deep v and faith hill as well with her new short haircut, sort of debuting a new look. even though these are low cut dresses, nothing scandalous. there was an aura of respect for hollywood. >> clearly the men went in on the game and i thought, you know, the new trend for men which is the navy tuxedo with kind of the black collar is very nice. >> charlie and i were on the phone last night all night talking about this going back and fort

. >> gwyneth paltrow. i'll leave all this hard work to the stars. for "good morning america" abc news los angeles. >> that's ridiculous. >> i had no idea. on my shoulder. >> you got to raise your shoulder game. >> i'm exhausted watching that. >> robes and blankets on the couch. does a lot better than going through all that. >> you reminded me i'm not going to the oscars. >> the couch is a great place to be. >> i know. >> the end result of all that gorgeousness will air starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern sunday night right here on abc. one of the gals who will be looking gorgeous is ginger and we have a final look on your weather. >> i was just you will of us out here, how cold it is. you're from where? >> berkeley, california. >> i'm hoping that the heat radiates off. colder by the end of the week. that's where we begin with the temperatures in the mid atlantic and northeast already windchills subzero this morning. baltimore, detroit all getting colder after that next storm. that's a look west to east, let's ge

i always love gwyneth paltrow. and she looks spectacular. but also margo robbie looked flawless.s. she took my breath away in that gown. it was spectacular. >> eddie redmayne, i loved his -- >> he's so alexander mcqueen. >> and felicity jones. british designer. >> wasn't margo robbie wearing some special necklace from the duchess or -- >> it looked pretty good. >> i forget. one of the duchess ever windsor? >> i think so. actually, i do think so. we need to find out what it is, don lemon. very special. >> anna, what's her -- anna's, anna kendrick. i thought she, i thought she was beautiful. >> the color was spectacular. >> she was wearing tom ford, which is classic and beautiful. and that's why a tom ford tuxedo is like $80 million. >> on reese witherspoon. >> she was one. >> that ice blue color i thought was very unique. it almost looked white on camera. >> i thought it was white. >> it's icy blue. she looked great. >> i thought it was fantastic. someone is trying to talk to me. say again? oh, okay. the alec baldwin effect. >> oh. >> i know what that is. >> you win an award, if o

. >> if you like people who take chances, what did you think of gwyneth paltrow? the rose detail. the fuchsia earrings. anyone else could have looked prom. she didn't. she is elegant. look at this. >> we were sitting around just us girls talking and i said i thought lupita's dress was stellar. >> it's cool because a lot of people questioned the artistic moment of it. 6,000 pearls. it is quite beautiful and so decadent. it's a delicious dress. don't compare her to last year. let her live this moment. >> you can only wear that to the oscars. >> i agree. >> i will have to interview some of these people down the road. >> i love julianne. >> please. i can't look at you right now. i can't. the dress is beautiful. i thought it looked so mother of the bride. >> what? >> chanel couture took 900 hours to make. >> we can agree to disagree on this. at some point we will talk about the men and other people like this. ladies, thank you very much. >> of course. >> sorry you had to do this with me and let's go back to savannah in new york. >> thank you so much and we'll turn to t