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the business of pirating movies has exploded, and it's costing hollywood billions. virtually every new movie that comes out winds up being pirated on the internet. [ticking] >> i have been asking to see those books. like, this week, okay, is your deadline. >> anna wintour is involved in every detail of vogue: the clothes... >> i like the stripe. >> editing the pictures and articles. >> can i see meredith, please? >> she's decisive, impatient, and there's a look that says, "i'm the boss, and you're boring." [ticking] >> decades after their demise, some departed stars draw more income than they ever made while they were drawing breath, and there is a growing legion of agents and managers willing to represent them. >> we're a business agent for about 250 entertainment, sports, music, and historical clients, but most of those are deceased. >> dead. >> dead. >> they're working stiffs. >> i guess you could say that. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. for many people, hollywood, high fashion, and paparazzi-draped celebrities are the epitome of modern-day gl

no violence reported from the hollywood demonstration. be back. >>> following the crash of flight 214 people all over the world wanted to help. some donating money and others blood and some saying a prayer. >> but tonight's bay area proud is about a group of women year and year out do what they can for women going through a tough time. and garvin thomas shows us the simple way they do it. >> reporter: sometimes the most powerful of statements can be made with the simplest of tools. the symbol of our country, after all, is the creation of just needle and thread. >> that's beautiful. that's pretty. >> reporter: the best of what it represents, though, is being made in a san jose living room with nothing more than a hook and yarn and the hands of a few dozen women. they immediate for a couple hours every wednesday morning, have for more than a decade. they share stories of family and friends. of tragedy. and triumph. all the while, creating yard after yard of crocheted compassion. it all began years ago when boxes of yarn were donated to holy

here is another story of hollywood vice with elizabeth vargas. >> reporter: hollywood, the glitz, thefriends," and i wanted to do what they were doing. >> reporter: fresh out of high school, meili cady, yes, that's her, a brunette then, wanted it, badly. she left her small town of bremerton, washington, with little money and big dreams. >> you know, there's a cycle of just spending a lot of money on acting classes. there's head shots. it's difficult. it adds up. >> reporter: how quickly did you burn through what little money you brought here? >> probably six months. >> reporter: wow. and you were lonely? >> i was. >> reporter: forget ross and rachel, meili needed real friends. someone in her acting class introduced her to this girl, lisette lee, who seemed to have it all. so, what did she tell you about herself? >> she told me that she was the samsung heiress. >> reporter: and did she appear to have the wealth and trappings of the heiress to the samsung fortune? >> she looks the part. she acts the part. she always seemed to have a lot of money. she had a mercedes. she drove bentleys.

>> what happened, when the recession hit, i have this house in hollywood. i never mind paying alimony or child support, he does have to be making a living to pay for that. i had no money. i had about 50 doubt -- and $50,000 in cash. it was mostly out of boredom what i did years ago. i would play gigantic figures and i would play blackjack. i am always preaching to my kids about no gambling or alcohol. they are going to know. you could be dead, and of life. i was going to vegas with my new wife. they were pretty young, three are four years. they are 18 and 22 now. your father is going to have to gamble a little. i am not doing it for fun, i know i can make some money doing it. turned $50,000 and 01 million dollars. hang out withto you. win $1don't always million. of dollars millions gambling and i have $1 million gambling. but it was desperate times meeting desperate measures. ofall it the summer hangover. hotels, wees at the were going nuts having a party with the money, paying off bills, things that i owed. but by the end of it, if you keep gambling, you'r

es asi de facil. >> anunciadora: ¿quien es el hombre mas importante en hollywood?las actrices se vean bellas. el nominado al oscar john elliott es el jefe de maquillaje, para desperate housewives y a el le encanta luminess air. >> john: este es el trailer para desperate housewives. aqui debe haber de $30- a $50,000 de maquillaje, pero aun con todo el maquillaje que tenemos aqui, mi preferencia siempre es luminess air. luminess air es un maquillaje a base de agua y es super ligero. yo pienso que da los mejores resultados porque tiene una apariencia bonita, suave, pareja, sin lineas y sin arrugas. puedes ver aqui. esto es suficiente maquillaje para toda su cara. hay unas tres o cuatro gotas de maquillaje aqui. si usas maquillaje regular termina todo apelmazado en las pequeÑas lineas y arrugas. me encanta este luminess air. he usado luminess air en desperate housewives. es tan facil, tan natural y tan bonito. con luminess air yo creo que una mujer puede verse mejor que nunca. [♪...] >> anunciadora: luminess air invadio un centro comercial e presento la belleza del aer

it is the email chain heard around hollywood. it's come to our attention that two entertainment industry giants got into this email battle with epic. it's become the hot topic of gossip in la-la land. in the left corner of the ring, william morrison, and formerly the personal manager of everything from van halen to the eagles. the issue that sparked it, this article about live nation where both have sat on the board and have gotten into famous spats. article indicates how well the stock has done over the past 12 months which would indicate that because cashed out early, the stock left higher and he left money on the table. that's where the clash of the titans email battle begins. we bring in our media guide. dennis: and manuel famous for being a jerk when he wants to be and mar -- he's living up to his legend here. it shows that manuel sends a first grenade writing how much money he lost by selling his stock. he said it's a stupid move. then manuel goes back to him. how much money you lost by selling stupid money. he replies, tha

tavis: not in hollywood. [laughter] >> never in hollywood.ike people to understand the people of a certain age still have a life, still have dreams, still make love, still care, they are still capable. derriÈre insee your this thing? >> any excuse to take my clothes off. nobody cares anymore. sort ofr part of it is, a byword of mine has always been resist authority. i just think we swallow way too much in this country. so of the things that was impressive about what gregory was talking about, we just are bamboozled by the amount of misinformation and mendacity. i looked at it today. i always feel, since i was involved in, i work for the black panthers, the antiwar movement, we came very close to having a revolution in this country. i believe the reason it failed was we polarized the country because we blamed the others. there was blame. and the natural american impulse to violence, which is not in this film, which is the reason it is a canadian film or exemplary of canada, is instead of punching him out or picking up the gun or doing somethin

then, forget hurrah for hollywood. why the president thinks hollywood will get people saying hurrah for his health care law. really? did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> from commander in chief to casting director? jennifer hudson and amy poehler hanging out at the white house. with more people growing pessimistic about the health care law, can hollywood really help? i put it to you.

that's not the way terrorism works these days or what hollywood shows in the movies. >> does hollywoods? because -- in other words, at some point, okay, put aside the political agenda and pay attention to the numbers, or does it really matter for them in -- >> it's rare, and i think it's actually what you need is a director, a writer with a vision. last year's "the dark knight rises" was about the world coming to an end, and that movie had interesting theisms about the financial crisis, capitalism that was actually relatively pro-freedom surprisingly, but that was because it was christopher nolan, you know, a really serious guy behind the film. most of the films, you don't have somebody with a serious mind. i mean, that movie was co-written with his brother partly based on a tale of two cities and the french revolutimost hollywood block bu, the writers probably never read a dickin's novel. >> maybe a graphic novel. >> exactly. >> before i let you go, then, so essentially, maybe the idea then of good story, good story writing, good acting makes a return to hollywood. i tell you, with th

what is hot at the theaters as we present our "access hollywood" hollywood", guide to the stars of summer>> james franco having a giant party? >> hollywood house party guest list full of familiar faces really gets rocking and this is the end. i have james franco, seth rogue and and jonah hill play exaggerated version of themselves in comedy to test the friendship end of the world

he's hollywood. >> i'm trying.y one someone that everyone seemed to be talking about. our robin. >> thank you, very much. >> to be here tonight and to be able to present that award, that's an unbelievable woman. it was the ultimate. >> reporter: ben aflac became to salute a boston/son duo. >> we want to have some of that courage for ourselves. >> she is amazing. >> reporter: inside and outside, the is messages of love for robin. >> you know, an amazing woman. >> i was sitting directly behind you. and i could -- the shoulders heaved a moment. what hit deep? >> to see the hospital scenes. it kind of reminded me -- and maybe they were tears of joy, really. this time last year, the conversation was quite different, wasn't it, josh? >> stunning that it was a year ago. >> i know. to be amaze that people are going through what they're going through, and thinking it's going to pass. it will pass. >> reporter: robin roberts, ladies and gentlemen. robin roberts. >> thank you, josh. i get to go to the after-parties. he has to

tune in thursday night for the remainder of "hollywood game night" at 10:00 p.m. on wbal-tv. >> now your insta weather forecast. ava marie. >> rain showers have traveled through the morning, but most of it has not hit the ground. the raindrops are near middle river, riviera beach, crossing the bay. and chestertown have a light showers. there are more light showers on the radar, very light in nature, and light rain is pushing its way toward ocean city. moving toward substantial showers to hagerstown and east of cumberland. more showers are building into garrett county. they will pass through. the atmosphere will become more unstable and the showers could turn into thunderstorms, something we have to watch out for. 79 at the airport. the temperature has fallen after the rain moved through. 80 downtown. 80 in parkton. you can see how much warmer it is along the eastern shore because they have not had the rain. it will bring the temperature down and then they will bounce back in the afternoon. much colder in the mountains for that reason -- cloud cover and rain throug

you know what, size counts in hollywood, and won a big budget.ng comes the conjuring would cost only 20 million to make the brought in twice that. the purge which cost only 3 million to make the. melissa: horror flicks that bring in tough times. they went up to the movie theater and did god knows what. >> women are sick of the ethics blockbusters. they madep over half the audience. melissa: what wod be the newgm? everything changes. do we go to something where it -- one thing they talkeabout was different ticket prices. you go to see iron man. it costs you $45. by package. you go to see one of the cheap, small, and the movies and its $9 >> i don't think that the -- i don't think tickets will be cheaper. that is certainly not going to happen, but what hollywood is learning, tap into the super nerd that will line up for days to see a movie. if you can charge $50 let people see it. melissa: what is the formula? that is the whole thing. >> the real formula is make better movies. focusing on special effects. not focusingn characters you care about. th

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>> okay. >> why is hollywood seemingly to me, as a conservative commentator so liberal?it's guilt. i think they feel guilty that they're doing so well, and other people aren't. i think that's part of it, it's their upbringing too. a lot of them grew up with strong democratic ties. >> i don't know your politics and i don't want to drag you in, because it's not fair to you. that's my frustration, i want to put the special hollywood check box on the irs form that says, okay, you want to donate more money, can you donate your jet, your limo, you can give a little more in taxes and you'll be guilt free. >> i'm conservative, just so you know that. >> i wasn't going to out you and get you in trouble. as long as i keep making good movies, it's hard to deny us. >> congratulations, "the lone ranger" in theaters everywhere july third. >> thanks for having me. it's a pleasure. >> that's it, all the time we have left this evening. thanks for being with us. >>> we toss it now to greta van susteren who is standing by to go on the record. greta? discuss tonight we are live in sanford, f

doolittle received the congressional medal of honor and his exploit inspired hollywood scenes. >> we shall go to tokyo with mighty -- >> reporter: doolittle became a campaigner for airline safety. when capler finally made it home he was awarded. >>> what people were saying about the base as it closed in 1997. and a bit later the company that turned an airplane hanger into a distillery and made a liquor that hadn 't been seen in the united states in nearly a century. [ female announcer ] life is full of compromises. but when it comes to what your family really loves, you shouldn't have to sacrifice. and that goes double for ice cream. now you don't have to give up. you can give in with dreyer's slow churned light ice cream. we churn it slowly for all the rich and creamy taste with just half the fat. ♪ dreyer's slow churned light ice cream. ♪ nestlé -- good food, good life. [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the clos

and hollywood actress showcases in mumbai. >> welcome back, you're watching newsweek south asia. the man who has been shot in the head by the taliban is becoming a household name around the world. the tail of this rave heart was torn against terrorism. he recently turned 16. here is a report. >> the united nations mulala -- an outspoken advocate of women's education. it was the first high-level public appearance of the teenager, who became one of the best known in the world after she was shot on her way to school in 2012 by extremists. after the rally was overrun by militant islamists, more llama began writing a blog m -- mu lala began writing a blog in which he chronicles life under telephone rule. writing under a false name she described how in order to look like students she and schoolmates would go to school in plainclothes with their shawls hidden. she was asked if she would like to be on the slide show that evening. -- on this live show that evening. >> when she was talking to me, the armed militants were standing behind her. she was telling me her school was closed and she

. >>> then -- why are hollywood movies today so bad? so many prequels and sequels and so many formulas and just -- >> fast. >> the producer of "sleepless in seattle" explains that there is hard logic and cold cash behind it all. >>> and as egypt goes through convulsio convulsions, we found a dangerous near-failed state that is actually looking up. but first, here's my take. let me tell you what worries me most about the events in egypt. the greatest blow to islamic terrorism in recent years came not from the killing of osama bin laden in his compound in abbottabad, pakistan but rather from the arab spring. when millions of arabs went out into the streets in protests against their dictators, the world saw that they were asking for freedom and justice, not an islamic state. indeed, perhaps the sharpest blow to the jihadi worldview was to see egypt's muslim brotherhood, the largest islamist organization in the arab world, join the 2011 mass demonstrations in tahrir square to ask for elections, not sharia law. the leader of al qaeda, ayman

charles: what is hollywood keep it up?optimistic that the big budget things and the big shoot them of some they can actually make a difference in the actual bottom line. it's my understanding that a film is to gross three times what it costs them to make to really make a decent profit. charles: that means we have some really big flops. 190 million. is found that not have big hollywood names, although we have seen these names. maybe hollywood should start thinking more like wall street because i think the bottom line is everyone gets paid whether they are are not. >> the actors at least among but your point about wall street is a pretty good one because i think it's more seasonal and anything. you see a lot of these high-profile movies pushed before the fourth of july when the actual weather is bad, some people may be gutted the movies. man of steel, iron and three, those all did great because that was the sequel that everyone wanted to see. the lone ranger, i mean, who is that? what is the pacific rim? no iconic recognitio

bay area is teaching hollywood a lesson. next. . >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> uninvited guests take over a multimillion dollar bay area home for a year. tonight the swat team was just called in. kiet doe is in walnut creek tonight. kiet. >> reporter: no one knows what they were doing herement but they had guns, drugsings possibly hooker, making this a six bed five bath 7500 square foot squattered paradise. now the house had only been vacant a short time. and we're hearing that the damage isn't that bad inside. a small crew is in there right now making repairs. a squat team arrived to arrest the squatters. investigators say the squatters were living there. neighbors say there was possible prostitution going on. this began after the previous tenants moved out. neighbors noticed suspicious people moving in. saw them carrying guns into the house. the owner showed up to confront the squatters but found that the locks had been changed. officers arrived and they produced a fake lease. >> due to the complex laws in california regard

plus, is the hollywood blockbuster dead? a string of box office duds has hollywood running scared. but mike khouw is looking at one trade that could be an overnight sensation. he'll break it down. and onyx pharmaceutical shares jumped 50% this week. so why do options traders see even more gains? it's a sweet drug deal that only scott nations can explain. the action begins right now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york's times square, i'm melissa lee. these are the traders both here on the desk and in chicago and in los angeles. and tonight there's only one story that matters to your money. it isn't stocks, it's bonds. the ten-year yield hitting its highest level in two years. this means that borrowing is more expensive and that could mean trouble for the home builders and the rest of the stock market as well. let's get into the money and find out by how much. brian, if you start to see trouble with the home builders, how big of a threat will that be to the economy? >> that will certainly put a dent in the consumer's pocket. the housing market has been supe

y unos ladrones realizaron un robo al mejor estilo de una pelÍcula de hollywood, lo hicieron en venecia su ruta de escape fueron los canales, marÍa eugenia nos explica los detalles. cÓmo sucedio y cuÁnto dinero se llevaron. >>> fue un robo increÍble, ocurriÓ temprano en la maÑana, a las 7 de este lunes, tomaron por

. >> steve: straight ahead t sounds like something straight out of a hollywood movie. a woman thought she was taking fertility drugs, but her woman was giving her a deadly dose of poison. >> alisyn: and bret michael live on the plaza for the all american summer concert series. we're talking to him when we come back. >> steve: look at that crowd! >> alisyn: yeah, baby! so then the little tiny chipmunks go all the way up...

what's hollywood game night hollywood game what we do this thing and hollywood i don't know if you do it here doesn't see you peasants out here the game nights where you play these are very low reference level games you don't need to know tolstoy or it think like that it's all about pop culture and. we do our little version of charades a name that tune in this game celebrity sean hayes is pretty famous for having them in his house on he's a great guy as you know on the show he is executive producer he created this baby it worked on his own his own the parties i would. turn it on it's a stand simply takes place in my hollywood mansion and six celebrities to civilians so two teams of four and we played these crazy games everybody gets nuts they get their buddies drinking who are willing to do yeah we've got like amy sedaris amy sedaris i wish we had amy sayres. amy poehler and jason sudeikis we had tom arnold we had to barbie jewelry we met perry yeah we had tons and tons of fun to be prizes twenty five grand for the civilian if they win and then twenty five grand a match to the favorit

>> i don't know if only support but, president needs hollywood.is healthcare plan, hope they get the young people in exchanges they need young, in healthy and subsidize the sick and hold, if they don't get that, if everybody changes that open october 1, the bill will be in trouble. charles: jamie, considering the busts this year, at the box office, can they sell anything? >> have you to convince young people to give up a lot of money, for coverage they don't think they need, it a tough sell, but you should jim carrey trying to get out in front on gun issue he made videos that he thought were funny, no one thought they were funny, that hurt his selling power, sometimes you try to sell something it comes back, as unpppular and hurts you. charles: are they going to be tasked with being honest about it? reading the bill, if hey do they will join a select few, are they going to be tasked with given pros and cons? >> well, i don't think they will give a very in2 intellectual discussion on health care bill, i don't think they will read it, i don't think

what's hollywood game night hollywood game what we do this thing and hollywood i don't know if you do it here or doesn't see you peasants out here at the game nights where you play these are very low reference level games you don't need to know tolstoy or it think like that it's all about pop culture and. we do our little version of charades and name that tune in this game celebrity sean hayes is pretty famous for having them in his house on he's a great guy on the show he is an executive producer he created this baby it worked on his own his own the parties i would. turn it on it's a stand simply takes place in my hollywood mansion and six celebrities to civilians so two teams of four and we played these crazy games everybody gets nuts they get their buddies drinking. yeah we got like amy sedaris amy sedaris i wish we had amy sayres. amy poehler and jason sudeikis we had tom arnold we had there are people already we met perry yeah we had tons and tons of fun maybe prizes twenty five grand for the civilian if they win and then twenty five grand a match to the favorite charity of the c

. >> i was doing a hollywood reporter interview a couple of weeks ago or like a month ago, it was hey, i hope i get nominated for an emmy interviews. it did not work, but i still had to do the interview. i found myself reminiscing about how much fun the show was, and the hours that we worked, and how much -- you could see how much we laughed and everything. if i had a time machine, i would like to go back to 2004 and not have stopped, you know? >> yeah. >> so just assuming for a second that time machines are around, would you get in a time machine and have stopped? would you want to change that? >> yeah. i mean, if it were up to us, you know, like individually. then yeah. >> you would have kept going or stopped? >> i would keep going. >> yeah. >> that's matthew perry, guest hosting tomorrow night. and anderson cooper starts right now.

that's good for hollywood.that he had in his very makeup a belief in justice and equality. for in 1951, my uncle was writing a column at albany state teachers college about -- and i'm going to read you -- the one that he wrote entitled ordinary and extraordinary. sometimes i think harvey almost makes these things happen that we all talked about the same thing. so, he said in the article, "i have yet to meet anyone who was ordinary, on this campus or at any time in my 21 years -- he was 21. now, i've met people who believed they are ordinary. i've met people who believed most of us -- most of those around them are ordinary. people who have been told they do not have something special inside of them, people who have forgotten the hope that begins in their own heart. i have played on many ball teams. i have never heard the propaganda of average and ordinary feel either individual or collective success. i have never seen a successful culture hold up the legends of their sport as ordinary because ordinary is not our

>> again, this is the thing, this is long been the culture, men in hollywood. at the higher and upper echelon. it's societal. they can fix it by letting women in the board room much like outside in business. women can have a place but getting there by collective bargaining is not the way. have to take individual responsibility to get there. >> a lot of powerful female actors, they want to be called actors now not actresses, but female actors such as angelina jolie are using their power and their finances to produce and direct their own movies. jolie did it a year and a half ago with a movie about race as a tool of war, that she shot in the former bos knee i can't-hers area. and she but that was a flop. do women have to -- when they do go out on their own do they have to learn more about what becomes commercial success? so that they can pop out movies that are -- that give women parity but also make money at the box office. >> i'm not entirely sure that she was looking for commercial success. she has money and she was using her money to cover something that she

the highest paid in hollywood. >> i do because in the adult industry women are a bigger draw. will catch up to that if female actors are a bigger draw they will make more money. >> do you think it will happen in our lifetime? >> it's only a matter of tile. we are seeing 70 cents on the dollar for everyday folks like ourselves when we see that inequality for actresses and actors it's only a matter of time. >> it will have to be somebody very special. >> i don't know if this is accurate but most moviegoers are male so if you get a big enough draw. >> marilyn monroe. >> yes, then she would get big bucks. >>> there's a woman in germany that deserves a big old medal, she gave birth to the biggest baby that country has ever seen, 13.47 pounds at birth. >> did you say 13? >> 22.6 inches. >> he was not born via c-section, came out naturally. he was the largest ever born in germany but not the largest born ever. the biggest baby ever was born in indonesia, almost 20 pounds. >> no, cannot be -- 20 pounds?! i can't follow that. that is really interesting, a 13-pound baby. >> it's remarka

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. >> the hang over made bradley cooper one of hollywood's biggest stars. >> but it was his role in the film silver lining's playbook that earned him an oscar nomination. >> hey, tiffany, you look nice. >> not that anyone from philly is surprised. >> we just saw your movie it was great. >> oh, my god, we loved it. >> what did you do before coming here. >> i would say tranquility more than anything. >> going home with bradley cooper, ahead on sunday morning. >> osgood: vivid images of war started arriving in american homes well before the invention of television, and despite the passage of many years those images have lost none of their power. barbara ties never will take a look. >> pictures were not just things that were kept in drawers .. like we do today or kept on computers. they were kept on the person. >> next to your heart. >> next to your heart. >> photography was new when the soldiers went off to fight in the civil war, never before had americans seen what war really looked like or had a visual record of history. >> 150 years after the battle of gettysburg this sunday morning we

the critique is more of hollywood. you and jane, the point you made earlier, there are folks who do this every day. >> right, right, right. >> i think it's more critique of the industry the kind of storys that we get, the kind of books that can get written, the kind movies that don't tell the other side. so i digress on the other point. tas fascinating conversation. having said all that, jane, i never been to jane fonda's house. but i would assume that jane fonda's house ain't like being in oakland. how did you make the transition black girl that you were from the family in oakland to jane fonda and tom's house? >> you have all these different families. not just my panther family and my jane fonda family and my turner family that came later. my panther family, these are militant people that care about politics. when i went to santa monica, california something i didn't know is that it was a beautiful home. it was nothing like you see on the "real housewives of beverly hills." it was more modest compared to where i came