>>> tonight on "nightline," police are investigating whether a new party drug led to a grisly hollywood murder-suicide. why docs, cops around parents are worried about a little pill called smiles. >>> gentle ben. he traded the title of sexiest man alive for dad and director. of one of the best reviewed films of the year. tonight, ben affleck opens up about a transformation that goes far beyond the beard. >> that's for the ladies. >>> and sit, bowser. there's a new breed yapping its way to top dog. meet the cute pooches proving that when it comes to fighting crime, size doesn't matter. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," september 28th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. well, by now, you might have heard about the pararells that come from the synthetic street drug known as bath salts. but now there is another designer high causing concern. it is known by the street name smiles. ah ha lose jen with a high that can last for hours or days. and, it has become part of the national voca

i know every studio chief in hollywood, personally. and if you have dinner with any of them the one thing they'll say is, "look, business is bad, we're making lousy pictures. product is mediocre." part of the reason, the key reason it's mediocre is because of the committee system. never existed in the studios until this moment in history. (music playing) (thomas schatz) i see paramount and disney, particularly, as trying to get back to something more systematic. something more efficient, more industrially integrated. did we just see the beginning of a new life form? yes, captain. we've witnessed a birth. possibly a next step in our evolution. (captain) i wonder. well, it's been a long time since i've delivered a baby and i hope we got this one off to a good start. i think we gave it the ability to create its own purpose, out of our own human weaknesses. and foolish human emotions, right, mr. spock? quite true, doctor. unfortunately, it will have to deal with them as well. there's a return to integration but it will never be that vertic

>> he was a hollywood stuntman, but this was no hollywood stunt. >> this is a hit. >> shot four times and left dying on the floor. >> somebody definitely wanted him dead. >> will you be able to solve the mystery of who wanted him dead and why? you'll meet lots of possible suspects -- >> oh, my gosh. >> including his ex-wife. an actress once married to movie mobster joe pesci. >> don't move. >> she had a strong alibi. >> do you know who shot garrett warren? >> i don't know. >> that's only the start of the twists in this hollywood mystery. >> this is one of those stranger-than-fiction kind of things. certainly nobody would write a consistent like this. >> the most stunning twist was what didn't happen. >> my mom said, don't you [ bleep ] die. that hit me harder than the bullets. my mom never swore. >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." tonight, as they say in hollywood, the plot thickens. here's josh mankiewicz. >> ready, and action. >> ugh! ah! >> action. >> action! action! >> it rank second only to money word in hollywood. and here in l.a. where life and art are often the same t

next month robert deniro will receive the hollywood supporting actor award at the hollywood film awards for his role in silver lining's playbook. deniro plays a father whose son moves home to rebuild his life after getting out of a mental hospital. the movie opens in november. that's your eye on entertainment. bigad shaban, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. hi, how are you? hey, monika. what's going on? >> everything is great. >> how's traffic? >> traffic is moving well. >> she'll detail that momentarily. >> olga? >> looking good this morning. overcast skies, mild temperatures. we didn't get too cold. it's going to be a good start to your wednesday. midday we're going to get some cloud cover moving on in and just a slight chance for the late day shower or a storm to develop. right now, though, not so bad. most of the moisture this morning we have some pockets of those showers. most of the action has moved off toward our west. quiet on doppler 9000 and our planner for today is definitely going to fe

something in the air wick. ♪ [ playing "hooray for hollywood" ] >>> speaking of "hooray for hollywoodaward show is only as good as its host, and last night jimmy kimmel showed why he's just a big a star as the emmy winners. >> of course, the laughs started with the opening skit. >> it's difficult to be a republican in hollywood. being a republican in hollywood is like being a chick-fil-a sandwich on the snack table at "glee." maybe it's just me, but does it bother anyone else that president obama said his favorite show is "homeland"? i don't think the president should be watching "homeland" for the same reason i don't think charlie sheen should watch "breaking bad." >> a couple of great lines there. well, joining us to talk more about kimmel's job as host once again our music and media host bruno del granado live in miami. >> so, bruno, how did kimmel do? of course, this is his first time hosting the emmys. do you give him a passing grade? >> i give him a passing grade. he was compared with the other jimmy, fallon, who hosted a couple of years ago. the difference is jimmy fallon is a

one hollywood star managed to escape the grips of hollywood. janine turner. shocked by this hollywood thing. what's interested me as i've watched you the many years on the air and listened to you on radio is how you escaped the liberal left wing jaws of hollywood. how did you get to be so good, as you are, having had that influence hovering over you? >> well, i guess i just stayed true to my convictions which was a little bit hard to do. i mean, when i was a newcomer in hollywood, you know, rooming with demi moore on "general hospital" all running off to jane fonda parties but i never d.i've always strangely had an appreciation for our founding fathers, and my dad is a west pointer and flew in the air force, and i just thought i'm not running off to that jane fonda party and somehow just -- i did escape. i descape, but i've been at many emmy awards ceremonies like that, to hear that crowd. what's happening to freedom of speech? it's just unner joining. i've been sitting in those audiences counting the minutes to get out. >> turning off middle america. the int

tonight, as they say in hollywood, the plot thickens. here's josh mankowitz. >> ready, and action. >> ugh! ah! >> action. >> action! action! >> it rank second only to money as the single-most important word in hollywood. and here in l.a. where life and art are often the same thing, there's a real-life drama that rivals any action movie with a plot that includes all the elements of classic film noir. >> cut. >> a mystery featuring an assassin, a femme fatale, a hollywood star, and a stuntman who takes the fall. and as for the money, we'll get to that. let's start with the biggest name on the marquee, joe pesci, famous for his roles as a cold-blooded killer. >> don't move! >> this drama would co-star pesci's ex-wife, claudia harrah, a model and actress who appeared with pesci in the film "casino." >> with the orchestra -- >> the supporting cast includes claudia's brother, manny harrah, not an actor but an actually tough guy who did time in prison. and who harbors a terrible secret in his past. and finally, claudia's second husband, garrett

. >>> now to today's "e-mix," a roundup of all things hot in hollywood. good morning. >> good morning, natalie. >> let's get to it as we always do. like to start off with the say what, our chance to figure out who said what in hollywood. >> here we go. there's only like five perfectly symmetrical people in the world and they're all movie stars and

little hollywood? ms. lee? so there is still confusion. be conservative, air on the side of exclusion, which is where i thought the land? >> yes, to all of the above. it is your call to make. it is fine if it is the basis of public testimony, but i would encourage you to err on the side of being conservative. this is not supposed to represent all neighborhoods, it is suppose to be ones where you have to recognize the neighborhoods intact in their entirety. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. mr. pilpel: to that end, i think all of candlestick is in 10, and i would add showplace square. mr. mcdonnell: again, we don't need an exhaustive list. it is actually even under 1%. all of that said, any objection to candlestick? silver terrace, a little hollywood, candlestick, spelled correctly -- mr. pilpel: out include civista valley. sorry. -- i would include at vista valid. sorry. mr. mcdonnell: any objection to the list as presented here? mr. pilpel: yes. mr. mcdonnell: ok. go ahead. mr. pilpel: ok. what are you proposing it is in? mr. mcdonnell: propose w

but is aal now too much hollywood?mer navy seallharry huuphries was a consultant on black hawk down and mmny other &pproductions. he says some projects are telling too many too much that is being gotten - discussed about a community phat lives on the fact that its' a group offfolks that thrive on the concept of silent pride. the deeate &perupted after publication of no easy day. seen here in a 60 pinutes interviiw is author matt bissonnete a seal who was on thh bin laden raid. admiral william mcraven, who heads speccal operations coommnd has i mean, arr people affecced . - out? you bet they are. are ms - lives t risk? absolutelyy ironically mcrrven's interest in joining the military came after seeing hii movie (nats) john wayne's 1998 film green (nats) for years, the militarry has loaned hollywood ships, seals as technical advisors. but in the movie aat of vvlor (nats) the actorr were real the mooie didn't go throogh the standard approval but ssys &pthe bootoo line remained intact. i think the principlee &pamerican can

(risas) >>> hollywood, hollywood, a todo lo que da ♪. bastante importante que no se ttiene que perder. >>> despega de su terminal el transbordador espacial endeavour llevando una misión que no se puede perder buenas tardes, les habla maria elena salinas.romney pago en 2011 impuestos por casi dos millones de dolares.protestas callejeras en pakistan dejan 17 muertos.y el iphone 5 ya esta en l calle.la campaqa de mitt romney revelo hoy que el candidato presidencial republicano pago el pasado aqo 1,93 millones de dolares en impuestos con una tasa impositiva del 14,1 por ciento. las protestas de miles de personas en pakistan contra una pelicula que se burla del profeta mahoma dejaron hoy 17 muertos y decenas de heridos en choques con la policia de ese pais.y mas de 240 tiendas en estados unidos comenzaron hoy la venta del iphone 5 , la nueva apuesta de apple en el mundo de la telefonia movil. mas en noticiero univis ♪. >>> el transbordador espacial endeavour realizó su último vuelo, pero no precisamente al espacio, como un homenaje al astrona

nbc's diana aliar was there and has the latest from hollywood. >> cancer is one big book, but if we all stand up to cancer together, we can kick its ass so good, it will never come back. >> reporter: samuel l. jackson putting it the way only he can, just one of the dozens of hollywood stars, athletesnd celebrities who came together friday night to "stand up to cancer." there was all the usual glamour and glitz on this red carpet, but it was also a chance for celebrities to tell us who they stand up for. >> i stand up for everyone. >> i stand up for my uncle joe. >> i stand up for my mother. >> reporter: hollywood super producer sherry lansing helped create the event four years ago. since then, it's raised more than $180 million, funding cutting-edge research and break-through treatment. >> anything that i ever did before in my career pales in comparison to trying to find a cure for this disease. >> reporter: so, they shared personal stories. >> i lost my father to cancer. >> reporter: performed songs. ♪ >> what's your last name, eric? >> reporter: and worked the phones to thank donors.

i know every studio chief in hollywood, personally. and if you have dinner with any of them the one thing they'll say is, "look, business is bad, we're making lousy pictures. product is mediocre." part of the reason, the key reason it's mediocre is because of the committee system. never existed in the studios until this moment in history. (music playing) (thomas schatz) i see paramount and disney, particularly, as trying to get back to something more systematic. something more efficient, more industrially integrated. did we just see the beginning of a new life form? yes, captain. we've witnessed a birth. possibly a next step in our evolution. (captain) i wonder. well, it's been a long time since i've delivered a baby and i hope we got this one off to a good start. i think we gave it the ability to create its own purpose, out of our own human weaknesses. and foolish human emotions, right, mr. spock? quite true, doctor. unfortunately, it will have to deal with them as well. there's a return to integration but it will never be that vertic

>> this is standard practice. >>> hollywood pedophiles. >> how many other young actors in hollywood didho donated her son's heart. now it's beating in another man's chest. >> this is where they put his heart into me. >>> plus -- ♪ these boots were made for walking ♪ >> new mom jessica simpson back in her daisy dukes. >> now "inside edition" in high definition with deborah norville. >> thank you for joining us. a scare for anne romney on the campaign trail as the plane she was traveling in filled with smoke and was forced to make an emergency landing. paul boyd has the latest. >> a scare in the air for anne romney. >> anne romney's plane had to make an emergency landing in denver. >> the chartered plane carrying mitt romney's wife was forced to make an emergency landing in denver friday afternoon after the cabin filled with smoke. "inside edition" obtained this exclusive audio from inside the cockpit. >> we have an electrical issue here, and we're going to declare an emergency. >> anne was enroute from omaha to california when it diverted to denver. she's scheduled to attend a fund-raise

to these romantic situations, but i don't really think they come out of hollywood because i think hollywoodo this safety net. i think there's a lot of issues that could be dealt with, that have to do with gender, and have to do with sexuality, that i think we're still afraid to touch upon. we're mixed up. we don't know exactly what to fall in love with now. so you're seeing in the 90's all sorts of strange love, older men, younger women, two men fall in love, you're seeing two girls fall in love. it's all over the place in the 90's. we still haven't figured it out. but... soon, maybe by 2000, we'll have the 90's under control. we all go through cycles of believing in love and not believing in love, and beeving in love and not believing in love. but always i think we want to believe in love, no matter how cynical we are, we want to believe that in the end, lovers will triumph and walk off into the sunset, even though we know that when they walk into the sunset, they'll probably have a fight over what route to take. (narrator) the rewards for these displays, persuasions and entreaties, howeve

this is an annual charity event we started here in hollywood.housands of men named tony come from all over to celebrate. feast runs all day every day through sunday. it's a really great place to fight with your family. but the feast doesn't officially begin until the first pizza dough is thrown and guillermo is outside right now to do it. hello, guillermo. >> hi, jimmy! [ applause ] >> jimmy: that should be shaped more like -- that should be shaped more like a disc, guillermo. >> i'm trying. >> jimmy: well, you're doing it wrong. you want to -- like a tortilla. >> oh, like a tortilla. >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay. >> jimmy: pat it down. you're going to have to squeeze it down more because right now it's a loaf of bread. okay, but all right, are you ready to officially kick off the feast, guillermo? >> ready, jimmy! >> jimmy: drum roll please. guillermo, throw the first pizza dough of the season. well, that is not -- >> oh. bye, jimmy. >> jimmy: some top notch acting over there. [ applause ] tell you what. acting like that, i think we could get him on

wouldn't i go to some lawyer -- you go to lawyers in hollywood. they go to somebody that goes to somebody that goes to somebody. and then somebody goes to a state where my wife is and she disappears. he doesn't get -- he disappears off the face of the earth. would i be stupid enough to say, okay, i'm going to take her to dinner tonight. [laughter] you're going to kill her when i'm not looking. right? do we have a deal? i'll have a deal with you. we're going to get her killed and i'm going to be there because i'm that [bleep] stupid. [laughter] >> dr. phil: so you would have a better plan. >> i mean, i'm stupid, but is there any logic in the universe to a man who has $25 million at his command to wind up doing something that crazy? >> dr. phil: what about the night she was shot? you went to dinner. >> we went to dinner. when we get back to the car because i kept the gun back here. it wasn't there when i sat in the seat. it wasn't there. and i said, oh, my god, i left it in the restaurant. some kid will pick it up. what's going to happen. ran back t

. >> up next, did hollywood producers get top secret details from the white house? >> did the white house leak key details of the covert bin laden mission to hollywood producers? are the media pushing for answers or are they protecting the president? that's next. on news watch. ore out your still-beating heart? ok, how this gonna play? try manly [ screams ] [ male announcer ] eew, ok, just do your thing. hey! hey! [ male announcer ] definitely a little bit epic. stride. >> the white house was as involved in making available information to these film makers as the ceo and the pentagon and it wasn't done in a vacuum. >> the watch dog organization, commenting on zero dark 30 about the covert mission to capture osama bin laden. and they say that e-mails that they obtained, that the white house was involved in the producers, and white house thought that zero dork dark 30 was would be a winning horse and gave direct briefings to kathryn bigelow, and mark bowles and the question, who was supposed to benefit by this? >> clearly the white house was supposed to benefit. it's

it is true that a lot of what we see coming of hollywood is not real. i mean, it is hollywood. nothing is really real in that sense, but i wonder how it ultimately impacts the movie profession, the actors. i mean, you are in front of and behind the camera these days. one day, you could be completely written out, if everything is "avatar" like, and you get to create characters, and nothing is as it appears, what does it do for people? >> a virtual actors. the idea of real becomes even, it just starts going, because the artificiality can be presented so real, and that has always been the case, but now it really is. in terms of -- you know, i hope i do not become just an animation. tavis: [laughs] >> we were talking about the materiality of things, that something exists. when something does not exist anymore. it is like in a box. you cannot shine a light through it. it is not there, and the experience of doing it, living to edit and cut and have contact, to changing the rolls of film, to hearing the [makes film noise], in a human way, there is some kind of contacts, a reality to t

the hollywood bowl. >> yeah, the hollywood bowl, which is -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: whichu play the staples center, it's -- you have a rock show. but when you play the hollywood bowl, it's like a picnic. >> jimmy: yeah, it is. >> everyone's kind of like -- >> jimmy: literally a picnic, because you can bring food and wine and people bring their little carry-ons. >> relax. >> jimmy: you like it better like that? or you like -- >> i have to tell myself, i have to say, i don't think they're bored. >> jimmy: oh, i see. >> sometimes they just look like, what are you doing? what am i doing here? what am i doing? >> jimmy: you did an encore last night and i want to ask you about that, i always wonder -- the encore puzzles me, because you -- they're planned, right? there's nothing spontaneous -- >> when i write the set -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> i always write what the encore is, too. but i understand, the strangeness of it. now, it's just a tradition. like, sometimes i'm going out on stage and i'm listening, i'm like, i don't even know if they want an encore. they're really quiet right

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in other ways, things are very much the same. >> right. >> how would you describe hollywood today versus it's the best of times and it's the worst of times. i mean, on one level you have certain, you know, actors that have risen to superstar levels, but then now we have an infusion of a lot of reality shows, and so it's a lot of, you know, the worst elements, you know, when people are spitting on each other, fighting, and it just brings out the worst. we don't have that many movies, you know, so, like, within the hive, it will be one of three movies, four movies that will come out this year. so we're in a different kind of time. so it's the best of times because a lot of actors of color are working in smaller roles but not in lead roles. >> if you could give one piece of advice to the next generation of actors, filmmakers, producers and so forth, what would it be? >> be fearless, because i think what stops a lot of people is that they're afraid, they're scared. you know what i mean? and you have to really, you know, just meet your fears head on, because what happens is people are surroun

it is not adorable. >> how about hollywood do they run hollywood? >> yes. >> bring back "full house." bring back "full house." god bless uncle jesse. i am not allowed to protest. if you can get in here -- if i can get in there you can smuggle me in. see if you can do it. go for it. >> what do we want? not wall street. when do we want it? now. every human being is lug again. luggage. >> it makes sense. you will see a person arrested and see somebody in the crowd yell what's your name? that's probably one of us. >> i recognize your voice. >> and we ask them do you have a person you want us to contact? give us your phone number. >> you guys are supporting occupy wall street. would you say you are their bra? you lift them up and separate them for all to see? >> the sign says outside the box, but you are inside the box. >> that would be a chicken and egg question. must i be inside the box to think outside the box? if i were outside the box would i be thinking inside the box? >> you have blown my mind a little bit. >> i know, baby. >> what do you think of

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difficult to be a republican in hollywood.g a republican in hollywood is like being a chick-fil-a sandwich on the snack table at "glee." maybe it's just me but does it bother anyone else or is it just me that the president said his favorite show is "homeland." i don't think he should watch that for the same reason charlie sheen shouldn't watch "breaking bad." >> "homeland" won huge. damien lewis won huge. they won the victory for best overall series. it ended the era of "madmen" which left empty handed. "breaking bad" won their their supporting role. "modern family" was dominant winning for best overall comedy series and directing. julie bowen celebrated a win, supporting actress. third consecutive year they have won overall best comedy. it was the first run at the emmys. julia louise dreyfuss one for best actress in a comedy series. after a reboot season, john cryer pulling out a win for the show in the category for lead actor doing it without chuck sheen. let's get who has the lead here. mark halpern, john highly man, there

by the way, how did you feel about hollywood select last week at the rnc?ved clint from beginning to end. >> many thought he was fantastic didn't sound like a politician. >> he was so clint eastwood. >> that's what i love about him. ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: yup, spoken bike a woman who spends most of her mornings sitting next to two empty chairs. i tried to gauge the level of fox news' amnesia-- look, we already know fox completely forgot the bush presidency ever happened but that was, like, four years ago. now i realize they can't remember what happened a week ago. like eric bolling, who heard touching personal stories at both conventions. >> the story about mitt's father leaving a rose on his wife's stand every single day. >> wasn't that sweet? >> and that's how she found out he was dead because one day the rose wasn't there. >> she kept talking about what a tough time she and barack had growing up. they come from very, very nice schooling backgrounds, high school, into harvard law school, both of them. they were talking about how he had to-- his

the extras are hollywood's house plants.rhaps just a crowd itself. they are the unknown souls drowning with leonardo decap pre-owe. >> never get behind people traveling with infants. >> reporter: they are those being chided by george choony. they are the israelites faithfully following charlton heston through the parted waters of the red sea or they're baseball fans. so naturally cheering on robert redford. in some ways they're the unsung heroes of the movie world. >> but being unsung is kind of part of the job description, isn't it? >> reporter: film historian leonard multon said there isn't a lot said or written about extras precisely because they're not supposed to be interesting. >> you're not there to intro vice. you're not there to show off. you're there to be part of the background. be an authentic looking part of the background. >> reporter: where do directors shop for that background? in a place that sounds more like a punch line than a business. central casting. >> no one believes there really is a central casting.

. >>> it's been a disappointing summer for hollywood. fewer people went to the movies, despite big blockbusters like "the avengers" and "the black knight rises." theaters saw their worst attendance in 20 years. >>> and prices are also higher for peace. the national average from the tooth fairy that children are getting is now $3 a tooth. visa, apparently the expert at this, says that is up 15% from last year. and they are adding a facebook calculator to help parents determine the worth of a tooth. >> i never got $3 for a tooth. i got like 50 cents. >> i got 10 cents. how much are teeth that have fallen out of your mouth really worth? >> i counted on that money for my gum and stuff. i feel robbed. >> some parents are giving as much as 20 bucks, which is jading a child's worth of a dollar. $20 for a throwaway tooth? >> that's insane. that's the 1%. >> i wouldn't get any money when i cut my hair off. >> that's a different story. >>> when we come back this tuesday morning, tiger woods has just done what no golfer ever has. >>> also ahead, ho

she'll get a chance to dance on the hollywood hall of fame. we have those stories and more in this look at entertainment. >> reporter: kirsten dunst and her costars attended the new york premier of their comedy "bachelorette." the movie is about three friends who are asked to be bridesmaids for a woman they used to pick on in high school. the story centers around the wild party the night before the wedding. >> i think they're behavioring so badly because of the situation. i don't think they're this crazy all the time. >> it open itselfs on -- >> reporter: it opens on friday. ellen degenres is being honored with her own star on hollywood's walk of fame. >> i spent my entire career trying to conduct myself a certain way and making sure that no one walks all over me only to get to a point where people are going to walk all over me. >> reporter: the actress, comedian and talk show host has been entertaining audiences for more than 30 years. ellen kicks off the tenth season of her talk show next week and recently started her own record label. the r

reporter: behind every sit-com there's a team of writers but there's bun duo in hollywood who has been sharing a writing brain ever since their days at beverly hills high. >> we had a really good time in this space. i feel like we're still having a good time. it's the same type of fun. >> let's put on a show. reporter: does everything have to be a gay event. >> when anything comes out of a closet it's a gay event. >> reporter: their latest show is a new comedy about an old friendship, their own. ahead on sunday morning. >> osgood: the new season is getting underway in the movies as well. bill whitaker offers us a preview of some coming attractions. >> reporter: movie studios are bringing out the big guns this fall. >> some men are coming to kill us. we're going to kill them first. >> reporter: a time of anticipation for audiences and critics alike. >> you had my curiosity. but now you have my attention. >> kind of like your happy time, isn't it? >> it is a happy time. reporter: later on sunday morning, the magic of the movies. >> osgood: veteran actor ed asner is ringing in a new seaso