edition harry potter. we met up with him to learn how he got into his career and his experiences thus far. >> high grandma had a japanese restaurant in california. and my mom used to work there. and so after school or in between when i wasn't in school, i was often just sitting in the restaurant, trying to figure out what to do. i was probably reading manga or garfield or mad magazine. what i could find cartoons, it was like a magazine about cars they had with cartoons, drawn cars that they had at the grocery store. and so i think naturally, i just thought, well, i'll make my own. >> he says his upbringing in a single-parent household played a significant role in his ongoing series, amulet. >> when my mom came to the states, she the divorced in japan, and came to the states as a single mom with two kids. and so a lot of the experiences that we felt growing up became the emotional basis for the book series. i make them for different moods. different times in your life. so you should probably have a differen

they transformed to characters from harry potter's wizard world. even harry potter himself was on hand. >>> new jersey's own jon bon jovi played to a packed house at the wells fargo center. they sang from the new "this house is not for sale" album, but fans had a chance to hear the classics as well. ♪ >> april is international jazz month. tonight the philly pop celebrated with music of ella fitzgerald and armstrong. ella, louie and all that jazz runs at the kimmel center >> you don't want to be shorthanded when you play the calves. that was the sixer's problem tonight. >> covington, okafor not playing tonight or the rest of the season. okafor is done for the rest of his season with soreness in his right knee. sixers are shutting down robert covington because of a m meniscs tear. irving pushes justin anderson. anderson says take this, the one handed slam off the miss. sixers missing way too many guys to keep up with lebron james. irving and lebron down as many as 32. sixers lose 122-105. >> eagle defensive end chris long says he's following his hear

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. >> i liked this movie better when it was called harry potter. despite the social commentary, critics aren't loving the circle giving it a dismal 23% splat on rotten tomato thousands. that guy, by the way, he wasn't in rogue one. he was in the previous, previous star wars movie. >> shocking to me after the harry potter comment you are nate genius when it comes to movie knowledge. what did you think of the circumstancele? >> become was great. haven't seen the movie. the comedy revolves around an aging gigalo trying to reignite power as a lover after his 80-year-old millionaire wife kicks him out. >> my biography. >> sorry, maximo, it is over. >> you snooze, you lose. >> okay. actually, no. you signed a prenuptial agreement. >> no, no, no. i signed a prenup. >> what? the film stars salma hayak, and rob lowe. how to be a latin lover getting mixed reviews from the critics though. >> that's what you want. bless you. >> they, they were very colorful with their reviews. >> humble pie with a side of heart warming. >> i get a sense new fast and furious wi

on the big last show, students from harvard form anti--trump resistence schools modeled after harry potter'sumbledore's army. i hope they don't get expeliarmist. and finally a super secret surprise as a short, vulgar, former host of the show stops by to reminesce. stay tuned to find out who it is. back to you for the last time, tom. >> thank you, andy. let's welcome our guests. she likes her men like her greens, collared. he has to return to his sad life, political satirist and liberal hunk john. >> what a word, by the way. >> and he works for grown ups, and grown-ups 2. see what i did there? >> nice job. >> sitting next to me, tv writer, producer, subscribe please, rob long. >> let's start the show. >> president's days are numbered if a group of harry potter obsessed harvard students have their way. students have launched a resistence school to battle the president's agenda and they compare their movement to dumbledore's army. met in the room of requirement. the room contained whatever a wizard needed at that given moment. for instance, if i walked into the room, there would be a new show f

she went on to write some children's books featuring a boy named harry potter and those books sold morees than any fiction ever. her experience led her to give speeches on the benefits of failing. in her case she says thanks to failure. >> i stopped presenting to myself that i was anything other than what i was and began to direct all my energy into finishing the only work that matter to me. had i really succeeded at anything else i might never have found that determination to succeed in the one arena where pulito truly belongs. i was set free. john: now she has a million dollars and her kids are better off because her failure gave her the motivation and time to write. likewise, i'm better off because i have one of these things, and i found and also in apple computer. steve jobs started the company but then had failures. apple's board of directors force jobs that even though he was the founder. >> it's devastating. i really didn't know what to do for a few months. i didn't see it then but it turned out that getting fired from apple was the best thing that could have ever happened to me.

she went on to write some children's books featuring a boy named harry potter and those books sold morepies than any fiction ever. her experience led her to give speeches on the benefits of failing. in her case she says thanks to failure. >> i stopped presenting to myself that i was anything other than what i was and began to direct all my energy into finishing the only work that matter to me. had i really succeeded at anything else i might never have found that determination to succeed in the one arena where pulito truly belongs. i was set free. john: now she has a million dollars and her kids are better off because her failure gave her the motivation and time to write. likewise, i'm better off because i have one of these things, and i found and also in apple computer. steve jobs started the company but then had failures. apple's board of directors force jobs that even though he was the founder. >> it's devastating. i really didn't know what to do for a few months. i didn't see it then but it turned out that getting fired from apple was the best thing that could have ever happened to m

it goes to my debate about the pure play harry potter.s definitely getting lots of great reviews. and i didn't -- although initially, i didn't want to see the latest one -- which i don't remember the name now, anyway, i've seen it and it was excellent. >>> jay z pulling the bulk of his music catalog from spotify. leaving only two collaboration albums with r. kelly and a collaboration of signals. jay z of course is the owner of sony service title, who is yet to be on the move clearly this is a expecompetitive move to ge people to switch to title from spotify. way more people on spotify. >> with the red across the screen. now, almost -- two decimal places it is. anyway good to see britain holding up although justin rose's disappointment last night. we're back in a couple minutes. . >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's get you up to speed on the u.s. market action. looks like we have a mini game here in u.s. equity futures even though europe is mostly in the red right now, stock futures are up seven points, actually cut their gain

harry potter fans listen up there is would be you. katie fehlinger? >> love harry potter, and new record, won nine awards, britain's equivalent of broadway tony awards. the prizes for jk rawling drama about harry and friends as adults included best new play, best actor, best director. the show hits broadway next year. >> and sesame street will welcome it newest muff tote show today. four year old julia has autism. creators say kids with autism will be able to see themselves, julia, now just one of the gang. >>> i love that. >> i just, yes, i think it is such a great idea, and it will make kids feel a lot more include that way. >> included, yes. >> absolutely. >> i think i also reading is that produce ago character one of the parent incarcerated. nice to see characters that represent the public. >> that's big bird for you. love my big bird. telling you. >> i've been at sesame place, walk around the clock thing, just like, i'm more excited than the kids. >> talk about the happiest place on earth. >> no coming down from those muppet scenes. >> oh, i know

but when they called me up and said, would i be interested in being in the harry potter films, would tterfilms, they would i be interested in being in the harry potter films, they do not say what part. i worked out what they were thinking and i couldn't. i could not take over part from an actor who i knew did not approve of me. interesting. you could have been dumbledore? sometimes, when i see the posters of michael gambon, who plays dumbledore, i think, michael gambon, who plays dumbledore, ithink, some michael gambon, who plays dumbledore, i think, some things, michael gambon, who plays dumbledore, ithink, some things, it is me! we get asked for each other‘s autograph. we have to get the wizards. gandalf became you, you begin to gandalf —— became gandalf. it was an extraordinary bonding of character and actor. you chose, not so character and actor. you chose, not so long ago, that when you finally leave this mortal coil, your gravestone will simply say, played gandalf, came out. here lies gandalf. yes, that would do, wouldn't it? it is the two sides of my life which have meant a gre

he with be dumbledore mrprior t meeting harry potter. >> he was my favorite character.e jude law as a british actor. and a young dumbledore at the young 20s, 30s age, no level to this story that i don't love. >> do you like it because of jude law of harry potter? >> all of it. jude law is great as well. underestimated actor. i think he's outstanding. >> he has some personal problems. >> i think he was also unfortunate because he was so exposed by the phone hacking scandal. clearly he was still doing those things. we might not have known about them. i think he's an outstanding actor. never made it in a massive lead role. i'm not sure. i think he's a great actor. talented mr. ripley. did you see that one? >> good. >> outstanding, i thought. >> wilfred frost covering the banks and jude law. >> and now dumbledore. >> google is not a fan of burger ki king's latest commercial. the fast food chain unleashing an ad that was meant to unleash google devices. the ad goes google, what is in in the whopper burger? it would then go on to read the google explanation. this will keep go

you feel like you are walking through a harry potter movie.hinkore that, i don't people thought they would be challenging disney, and when they did that, that changed the game. disney was in the process of rebooting parks, so they jumped on avatar in 2011, and the acredible thing is that is movie, a world, all and cg, so they have to take that world and replicate it in a physical world, a crazy come along process. it opens on may 27. oliver: i want to talk about the attractions and the people behind it, but overall, there is an important point here, which is they are getting to the point where they are relying on the revenue streams from these parks. is that why it is important? the revenue mix and profit mix is shifting. that is beginning to folder. the parks are stronger than ever. they have to keep on being stronger than ever, and that is why disney stock has recovered. that is why, investors feel comfortable with the company, but parks have always been imported, but never more important than now. the level of realism at this park is very h

. >>> this one is for all my geeks out there who love themselves some harry potter.eryone. oh. sorry, i forgot i had that on. >> did you see that? did you see what happened? >> she had an invisibility cloak. >> she has a recipe for butter beer. >> we're going to put butter extract in there. then some rum extract in there. >> i would say you could be more generous with your rum. >> we're going to pour mar marshmallow cream. then we're going to pour in some heavy whipping cream. >> it's super easy. now you got to put it together. you just pour it and top it with some of your foam cream thing. >> that looks tasty. >> let's find out how tasty it is. jessica -- >> hey, guys. >> hi. >> what's she going to drink? i only see two? >> well, there's a decision you have to make. between drinking the butter beer or you can have the edible version in bubbles. bubble form. >> what? >> wait, what? >> what do you mean? >> i want the fun part. >> magical stuff happening here. >> eat it. >> oh, my goodness. >> not like that. just eat the bubble. >> blow a bubble this way. >> where did

it was all funny until we killed harry potter. are enjoying the trump administration, and i don't just mean the founding fathers who get to have fun spinning around in their graves. wheeeeeeee! no, i'm talking about our old friends the obalm as. this week, they were in polynesia, and someone managed to get this shot of barack taking a vacation picture of michelle posing for a picture on a yacht? wow. michelle decided to plagiarize melania for once. ( laughter ) can we get that back up again? let's get a closer look. he's taking the picture on an ipad. "daaad! come on! this is worse than when uncle joe made everyone look at his leaning tower of penis." and we miss you, sir. we miss you. ( cheers and applause ) and the obamas weren't even the most powerful people on the boat, because joining them on the super-yacht were "oprah, as well as tom hanks and bruce springsteen." that is nearly all of america's strategic likability reserve! i just pray to god they put dwayne "the rock" johnson in a secure location. we've got a great show fo

harry potter hawg warts battle. i can't believe they gave harry potter the go. imagine present game right inc. those games will now proudly hold the mensa seal of approval. >> cards against humanity not on the list. i've had it with the mnsa people. >> look at me, i'm so smart. it's so arbitrary i feel like. i'm sure there's people out there, i'm a men sa person. it's pretty what in it's a real thing? >> it's a big accomplishment, no. >> i think it's something you see online and then you frame it and then you tell everyone, look at me, i'm in mensa. >> i feel sorry for them. >> they're smart. >> in h the sports tonight. the series. >> breathe easy, caps fan, i know this team has raised your blood pressure four over time games and tonight seemingly will be more of the same but there is a reason for calm. caps coach says alex ovechkin is fine and is to go into tonight's game six in toronto where the caps are trying to end the series with one final push. >> the fourth game is always the toughest game. they are going to come with their absolute best game and we're g

on the big last show, students from harvard form anti--trump resistence schools modeled after harry potter'sumbledore's army. i hope they don't get expeliarmist. and finally a super secret surprise as a short, vulgar, former host of the show stops by to reminesce. stay tuned to find out who it is. back to you for the last time, tom.

i don't know which is crazier, this or, you know, the game that -- >> i'm a hard core harry potter fanday. right here. >> a rivalry. >> thank you for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. have a great day, bye bye. >> hey, everybody, i hope you're ready for some excitement, because when you're playing for a million dollars, drama-- well, it kind of comes with the territory. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] me too. our first contestant says there is no amount of money that could ever rival the love she has for her family, but some extra cash for diaper bills--eh, it can never hurt. from dallas, texas, please welcome mary bierds. [cheers and applause] mary, how you doing? >> great, how are you? [applause] >> welcome to "millionaire." >> i am excited to be here. >> just for you, i wore my dallas cowboy blue uniform for you. >> i appreciate it; thank you. >> got to represent, right? >> yes. >> you're from dallas. >> yes. >> you have two kids. >> y

the bestselling book of 2016 was harry potter and the cursed child.s in front of us, whether it be at work or home and people are choosing to spend time away from them. people are choosing to spend time actually in their leisure moments looking at a book, a printed version. but also really important, when parents want to spend time with their children, they also want to read to them themselves, or they want their children to spend time away from screen. fiction sales are continuing their downward trend, but sales of children's books generally are doing well. i think so many things are encouraging that now, grannies, grandads, aunties, uncles are buying books as presents for children to encourage them. teachers are. the chris evans writing competition — all those kinds of things are really promoting reading and literacy and the importance of books and a good story. that's essentially what kids like — a good story. electronic books still play an important part in our reading experience. they make up about a third of the market. this report shows the tra

. >> it was at the london premiere of the first harry potter film in 2001 that she wore those purplel in green. >> nice ensemble today. >> thank you. >> look like peter pan. >> i kind of do, actually. that's not a bad point. this outfit belonged to my stepmother. this was her top, this was her scarf. these were her shoes. i think the trousers were mine. but yeah, i literally used t

you are immersed in the harry potter world. it sounds like you liked it. yeah, just a little bit.ilable, but that one is good, obviously. i have been watching golf. an amazing story for sergio garcia. no longer do we have to say he is the best player who has never w011 he is the best player who has never won a major because he has done it. four times the bridesmaid. he tried so four times the bridesmaid. he tried so long and it could not happen to a nicer bloke. i went to bed at nine o'clock last night because i thought ifi o'clock last night because i thought if i stay up i would have to stay until the end. yes, good if i stay up i would have to stay untilthe end. yes, good morning. sergio garcia is the masters champion. he holed a birdie putt to win a sudden—death play—off against england's justin rose. an amazing final day battle between the pair, but it's the spaniard who finally becomes a major champion, after 18 years of trying. sunderland could be relegated to the championship in two weeks' time after they lost 3—0 to manchester united. the black cats had a man sent off in

. >> no, and they did that right after universal opened up the first world of harry potter in orlandowhich kind of blew the roof off of the whole business, kind of redefined the creation of a theme park attraction. carol: i have been there, you feel like you are walking through the harry potter movie, it's incredible. thinkore that, i didn't it would be all that challenging, but when they did that, it changed the game. the process of rebooting a bunch of these individual parks, they jumped on avatar. the incredible thing about it is, that world is all cg. they have to replicate that in the physical world, so that is a crazy process. they are just getting around to finishing up. it opens up on may 27. about thewant to talk attractions and the people behind it but overall there is an important point here that is corporate and company specific to disney, which is they make it to a point where they are starting to rely more on the revenue streams from these kinds of parks. is that why it is important to figure this out? >> the company's revenue and profit mix is shifting. for the longest

harry potter and the cursed child has won a record breaking nine olivier awards, which celebrate the. the stage show has now become the most decorated production in the history of the olivier awards. coming up injust a couple of minutes, aaron has all the latest business news in world business report. first a look at the weather where you are. good morning. warm spring sunshine at the weekend saw an early outing of the summer wardrobe. and it is not surprising when we had clear blue skies, lots of sunshine and lots of heat — highs of 25 in parts of cambridgeshire, and generally in the south—east on sunday, glorious. but thicker cloud further north and west, here a bit fresher, and there was some rain in the far north of scotland by the end of the day. now, this weather front is significant, because as it continues to go south, it won't bring rain, more cloud overnight, but introducing a north—westerly wind and a colder air source so it will feel noticeably different as we go into tomorrow morning. quite a lot of cloud around, so not a cold start in the south. but one or two of these

carol's dream was to visit the castle in england where "harry potter" was filmed, but the lord calledhome. - [sobs] - if we can learn anything from carol's passing, it is this-- if you have a dream, you must go after it, not next year. not next week. mething? - no, we can't soundproof the women's room. i'm sorry if the camera department can hear you in there. - that was an anonymous suggestion and it wasn't-- it wasn't me. no, um, i want to produce the lead...tonight. - no. - wait, why no? - because chuck is difficult and i trust gene. - but maybe you only trust gene because he's a man. have you taken the implicit bias test online? my results said i distrust all white people. - you honestly think i'm being sexist? - i have worked here longer than gene. why else haven't i gotten a shot? - maybe you're not as good as gene. you ever considered that? - no, i-i had not. - good journalists, like gene, can produce a segment without someone saying, "good job, little one." good journalists know when to scrap a story and think on their feet if a better one comes along. i don't think you can do

the bestselling book of 2016 was harry potter and the cursed child.ion. in every aspect of our lives we have screens in front of us, whether it be at work or home and people are choosing to spend time away from them. people are choosing to spend time actually in their leisure moments looking at a book, a printed version. but also really important, when parents want to spend time with their children, they also want to read to them themselves, or they want their children to spend time away from screen. fiction sales are continuing their downward trend, but sales of children's books generally are doing well. i think so many things are encouraging that now, grannies, grandads, aunties, uncles are buying books as presents for children to encourage them. teachers are. the chris evans writing competition — all those kinds of things are really promoting reading and literacy and the importance of books and a good story. that's essentially what kids like — a good story. electronic books still play an important part in our reading experience. they make up about

watford, we are taking my daughter to be harry potter world attraction tomorrow.easter eggs haven't melted before you get to watford! james healey, thank you. labour has accused the government of "rewarding failure" in response to new figures which suggest the government will have to pay millions of pounds more than planned to atos and capita, two private companies which assess people claiming disability benefits. let's talk to our political correspondent emma va rdy. let's talk to our political correspondent emma vardy. this sounds like a big sum of money, has anything gone wrong? it looks as if the predictions made by the department work of pensions as to how many people would need to be assessed for claiming his benefits have been way out. many more people have been way out. many more people have needed to be assessed than originally predicted. this is why the costs have been much higher than originally forecast. an part of this is down to some people appealing their decisions and having them overturned. if you look at the numbers, the potential recipients of p

harry potter and the cursed child was the bestselling book of 2016.abroad. grannies, granddads, aunties, uncles are buying books as presents for children to encourage them. teachers are. the chris evans writing competition. i think all those those kinds of things are promoting reading and literacy and the importance of books and a good story. audio books are increasingly popular and academic books on moving online. but it seems the long history of the printed book still has a future left. rory cellan—jones, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. a good book and a roaring fire has been needed this week. today, a different story, lots of sunshine coming through st andrews and we have seen 15 degrees in parts of the south—east. we have had a few april showers across eastern england and this has been the story on and off today across parts of east anglia and cambridge in particular. the showers still to clear, they will gradually drift away south and west through the evening overnight tonight, but acting like a cloud of blanket real

wort and witchcraft night in burlington campus, where they transformed into ordinary mugles and harry potter was on hand. >> that sounds good, april is international jazz month, the philly pops celebrated last night with the music of ella fitzgerald and louie armstrong. fans had a chance to hear the classics. they came back to live last night. it called ella and louie and all that jazz runs through tomorrow at the kimmel center. >>> creating a safer environment for those suffering from alzheimers. how one local woman is helping those with memoriry loss. we have dramatic video -- memory loss, we have dramatic video as a sailboat crashes into a pier in california. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow plann

they say a four week program is like double doors army from the harry potter novels where they intendtools we need to fight back at the federal, state and local levels. we went to one of them for comment. [laughter] [applause] greg: all right, yeah, i know. k.g., what happens when harvard and isis are thinking the same way, when they actually think the enemy is the president and not some kind of, i don't know, other enemy? the enemy should be isis. >> well, that's a big problem, clearly, so you should go to a community college where you can get a much better education and don't come out brainwashed like that. let them do what they're going to do, but i don't think president trump's sweating them. greg: no, i know, i don't think he's keeping himself up at night wondering what the double door army is doing. >> yes, exactly. greg: i can predict in 5-10 years they'll be waiting tables at mar-a-lago. actually, they won't be able to the get a job there because the people there are quite qualified. rob, can i ask you a tangential question to syria? does the strike help or hurt isis? because

amalgam, around the world in l 80 days, clang, a deck building adventure and harry potter.ames now hold mensa's seal of approval. >> can we stick with chutes and ladders. you got a kid. sooner or later you will be playing candy land. >> people who love designer labels can now show off their style in the kitchen. dolce and ima ban a is teaming up with smeg to create a line. the high end appliances are hand painted the collection includes small appliances like blenders, toasters and mixers and they're deck decorated as you see here to reflect situate civilian folklore. i like that one. he like the blender. it looks funky to me. at first i thought, i my dad for christmas, situate civilian, he'll love this. he loves to cook. but i don't know that i like them that much. nothing says. we're back after this. at dominion, we're putting our energy to work creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air an

i love her, i have seen all of the harry potter films.s someone they have grown up with and i admire choices she has made both in careers, and her own personal -- she is a political figure, a voice of her generation, speaks her mind. she is a wonderful collaborator. and tom hanks was a dream to have. myself, tom thanks is my favorite actor of all time. "big" was the first film i watched over and over. i was 10 years old, i had to keep watching it. he is america's most trusted person, one of our favorite actors. image ande of that able to play a role like this, a film,ent version of the he would be a mustache-twirling villain. but he plays someone utterly democratizing the world with social justice. he wants to make information available to people equally. but he is perhaps a fundamentalist. you can see why people would follow tom hanks. indeed, the idea is that these are good ideas but he wants to be the messiah that brings them to us. james: his character is someone that in a different generation would've been at the forefront of any pro

i've seen all the harry potter films and for the people who are roughly her age they're someone they'vegrown up with and admired choices she made since then and the films she's made and she's a political figure. she's a voice of her generation and speaks her mind. she's a wonderful collaborator. otherwise tom hanks was a draee to have. >> charlie: >> is had he a dream? >> he's my favorite actor of all time. "big" was the first movie i watched over and over again i think i was 10 and i had to keep watching it. he is america's most trusted person. one of our favorite actors. all those things and he's aware of that imagine and he's able to play a role like this which i think there's a different version of the film where he'd be a mustache-twirling villain but he is sincere in his desire to change the world and democratize the world with a sense of social justice and make all information available to everyone equally but there's the point of him being a fundamentalist. >> charlie: these are good ideas but wants to be the messiah who brings them to us. >> i think his character at a different

on the big last show, students from harvard form anti--trump resistence schools modeled after harry potter'sedore's army. i hope they don't get expeliarmist. and finally a super secret surprise as a short, vulgar, former host of the show stops by to reminesce. stay tuned to find out who it is. back to you for the last time, tom. >> thank you,

the company announced that for the first time the harry potter wizarding world in california will celebrate with special new experiences. it will take place at what's being built as a special events extravaganza. nbc universal is the parent company of universal parks and this station. >>> after a month of suspension, april the giraffe has finally given birth. we were watching the big event happening yesterday. more than 1 million people tuned in to watch this in real time. the kcalf, 6 feet tall. they hit the ground running. more than 100 pounds. this is april's fourth baby. the zoo is holding a competition to decide on a name. if you are interested in entering that naming contest go to our website nbcbayarea.com. you can't get enough of that little calf running around. you can submit your name there. >> maybe turbo. >> yeah, no kidding, right? >> plus, thank you for making us a part of your morning. we will have more local news tonight and all day at n nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com. have a great day. now with xfinity's my account, you can figure things out easily, so you won't even have to c

and of course, harry potter. >>> to that teaser i was telling you about. of the galaxy 2." you ask yourself. how about guillermo? >> oh! [ applause ] >> yeah, yeah, jimmy kimmel's right-hand man, and here's pratt himself giving him pointers for his top secret role, explaining that acting is just about three easy looks. watch this. >> first one, happy. happy. that's good. that's good. next one. sad. and then the third one scared. there you go. >> what about sexy? >> just used scared. oh. the music, that's sexy. >> ah. >> music makes all the difference. you can see more of his antics on set tonight on "kimmel" 11:35 p.m. on abc. that's your "pop news." >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >>> it is thursday. that means tory johnson is coming up. she is here with very special models, showing off one of our design it yourself deals. oh, you're breaking our hearts starting at just 7.50. that's priceless. those are just priceless. >> absolutely. we have got a big mommy makeover. we're helping a new mom feel glamorous after having a baby. the big reveal is just