is hollywood to blame?s elliot rodger's deadly rampage somehow related to what we see at the movies? one film critic blast what is she says is a sexist movie mono culture. today we'll debate with people on both sides. >>> plus, is america still the most powerful nation on earth? does it even matter? tonight we want to know what you think. tweet us using #askdon but i want to begin with a heated argument heating up the country. does hollywood have a role in promoting the misogyny that pushed elliot rodger on? now hollywood is fighting back. nischelle turner has more on that now. >> reporter: in the bloody aftermath of the santa barbara mass killings, ann onaday sees elliot rodger's diatribe. >> you popular kids, you've never accepted me. >> reporter: and writes a column tying his murders to a director's son growing up on the fringes of hollywood n it she writes, rodger's rampage may be a function of his own profound distress, but it also shows how a sexist movie monoculture can be toxic for women and men ali

the a-list couples in hollywood, we're the hollywood couple. >> kermit and ms. piggy is coupled again in "muppet's most wanted." their romance? legendary. but their past, a mystery until we did some digging. for kermit, the story begins in the swamp like this recently discovered footage revealed. he is the oldest of several thousand siblings. >> there is angie and artie. >> brett gets close to kermit while writing for the most recent movie. >> if you end up working with kermit, don't ask him about his brothers and sisters. >> mary and millicent. >> he started to recite every single name. it took six or seven hours. >> meanwhile, in a sky several states to the north? a young sow squeals her first tune. >> ms. piggy was born on a farm in iowa, seemed to be a nice, normal enough childhood. >> until? >> her father died tragically in a tractor accident and i think that was the beginning of her daddy issues. >> there are mommy issues, too. >> my mother, i don't talk to my mother. >> peggy never got along with her mother. she never appreciated the glamorous and fabulou

next up, hollywood!-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com save big on car rentals too, from $11.95 a day. >>> but my prior experience has taught me how these dinners work. if the president laughs, everyone laughs. and if the fox news table laughs, a little girl just fell off her bike. >> jabs at the president, jabs at the press. added fun at the expense of the celebrities at the room, and you have the basic recipe for a successful without correspondents' dinner. coming up, we're going to talk to one hollywood star who's headed to the event for his first time. and he has an agenda as well. we'll talk to him in just a few moments. first, let's get a quick look at the other stories making news on a saturday afternoon. for that, we turn it milissa rehberger in new york. >> president obama will make his first trip as president to arkansas on wednesday. he'll inspect the damage from this week's deadly tornadoes. 15 people died in that storm. >>> ukraine officials say today the unrest in parts of that country have become a

first, steve, isn't hollywood the biggest part of hollywood's job is to sell a fantasy?but it's fiction. that's what movies are, for the most part, unless it's lincoln and a true story. they're fiction and it's fun. that's why you go to the movies. arthur, that's what being a guy is all about. now matter if you look like brad pitt or a supposedly whatever a nerd is. you always want to get the beautiful girl. >> hasn't anyone seen "she's all that"? >> i think that this is missing the point. great movies are great. i watch more tv than anyone that i know. i think the point is here, this conversation is only relevant in the context of this tragedy that we're discussing. what we're looking at is eliot rodgers and what i know influence his point of view -- >> here's the thing. >> there's something wrong with him. movies had nothing to do with it. >> hang on. hang on. go ahead steve and then rachel i'll let you finish. >> movies has nothing to do with this. neither does television. this has to do with a deranged mind and whether he does this or something else completely inappr

next up, hollywood! h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com save big on car rentals too, from $11.95 a day. >>> you know how they say some day a girl is going to come along and change your world forever? >> before angelina jolie took the world by storm as a movie star in films like "wanted," her teenaged years weren't quite so glamorous. >> she was very dark, very goth. i always remember her wearing black lipstick. >> she was very into embalming dead bodies and self-mutilation. >> i collected knives, and i always had certain things around. for some reason, the ritual of having cut myself and feeling, like, feeling pain, maybe, feeling alife, feeling some kind of release, it was somehow therapeutic to me. >> not bad. >> eventually, angelina's dark nature spilled over into her career. her roles became edgier. >> are you challenging me? >> by the time she hit 19, angelina had appeared in five films. >> never send a boy to do a woman's job. >> her biggest role to date in 1995's "hackers," a thriller about computer geeks

smith, hollywood's it couple split.nd angelina denied dating during his marriage, they debuted as a couple in 2005, and in 2012, they announced their engagement. >> they'd been together for nearly ten years. so they are the real deal. >> brad and angelina defied the odds, changing the narrative around their relationship. angelina's transformation didn't stop there. >> hey, angie. >> coming up, angelina's 180 from wild child to supermom. i am totally blind. i began losing my sight to an eye disease when i was 10. but i learned to live with my blindness a long time ago. so i don't let my blindness get in the way of doing the things i love. but sometimes it feels like my body doesn't know the difference between day and night. i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. i found out this is called non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70 percent of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms, and learn about the link between non-24 and blindness by calling 844-824-2

hollywood?> traditional hollywood has been shifting regardless of whether or not we want to believe it. the premium content side is going to stay the same. the consumer is addicted to great quality content storytelling. for me personally, the cycles with which hollywood has moved in, i went the traditional route. i pitched shows and sold them. i pitched movie ideas. i've made movies. the first movie i made took a long time to get distributed. that was a frustrating process. as i explored the options for producers and film makers to get their voice out there, my own kids' viewing habits were shifting. i was watching content in blocks of time. i was wanting to watch my content on my own schedule. i was shaping my viewing patterns around my computer. as well as internet access. i thought it would be best to align myself with those partners to continue to express myself in storytelling and get that content to my fan base that might be interested in it. in a time that they would seem fit to watch. >>

that i'd run away from hollywood.ould have picked a better decade to go run a theater than the decade we just had in terms of what i missed. >> you didn't want to be an avenger? >> no. >> you are known for doing a lot of these complicated, somewhat demonic characters. you had this whole other life in the beginning as a stand-up comic. >> yeah. i still love doing stuff like that. i love doing impressions, when i was very young i learned very early on i could make my mother laugh. that was one of the greatest sounds i ever hearder. >> you a good comic? >> i was a good impressionist. >> case in point. his president clinton. >> you know that "house of cards." i love that show. 99% of what they do on that show is real. the 1% they got wrong you can never get an education bill passed that fast. >> would you do comedy just to change -- >> i love. to it's a funny thing where people in hollywood have in their head that that isn't what they offer me. i don't get offered those kind ever films. they're very stupid they should off

but finally after so many rejections from hollywood, i realized i'm done with hollywood because hollywoodis based on economics. and finally i realized war movies are big and they're expensive, okay. nobody wants to make this movie, fine. i was getting into comics at this point. i had written zombie survival guide and i had written g.i. joe hearts and minds, so i was like, okay, random house said what do you want to do next and and i think they were hoping for world war z ii, and i said i want to do this. they were like, yeah, okay. let's give it to him. maybe he'll write word war z ii. they gave me this thing as, i don't know, just to keep me happy, kind of like how they gave martin scorsese -- [inaudible] hoping he'd make casino. all right, give him his black world war what soldier story. so by that point i'd done a lot more research, and i had learned not just about them, but also about the world in which they lived in, the greater war and the greater culture, the great migration. what was at stake. and i sat down with this amazing artist, kay man white -- canaan white, and six years la

why did we see real production leave hollywood? my personal belief is stephen jay canel, who did ""21 jump street"" and did thousands of television shows and then became a novelist, i was interviewing him once on my radio show in la, he said, you know, they ran me out of hollywood. i was having to pay for police and he went up to vancouver, and made a deal with the vancouver it is or the country and build a giant studio there. he kept say to go hollywood, this is going to be happen going to you don't watch it, and he was correct. as far as i know he stayed there his entire career and saved millions and millions of production dollars. i worked in canada, i've done four or five movies, television shows, i did the santa claus movies up there in vancouver, look, i don't know what the tax break is there, but you save on union fees when go to canada. in new orleans you save 30% of your production cost on a tax credit. >> and is new orleans--are there other places that i've seen that are developing in the way that new orleans is developin

enough with hollywood. high, it's hollywood. two weeks before this book and i got a call from will smith's company. he wants to produce it. he wants me to write the script. [applause] so now this is not to say the move is going to get made. this is not to say the eventual movie if it does get made is not going to star brad pitt. [laughter] and may be a chinese guy because the chinese market is very lucrativlucrative for hollywoods imagistic a chinese guy in there just in case. you know, brad pitt and -- anyway, i don't know what the end result is going to be. who knows? but what's nice is at least i get the first shot. that's more than i could ever ask for. that's where we are right now. anyone else? yes, sir. >> i think you already explained it, but why in the hell did you get so deeply involved in this, this whole experience? on me, i don't even know any black folks who were into it like you are. i mean, it's amazing to me, and you know, i'm really honoring you. i'm not putting you down. >> thank you. i think i got into initia

hollywood wakes up to the reality. hollywood hypocrites at the beverly hilton hotel.out to go public. a special deal for journalists. call it a bribe? the journalist is here. i should offer advice to all of those nfl listeners. it is friday. here we go. ♪ >> whether people can say look at this flooding here in florida. this is climate change. that is what i do not like. weather is always changing. it is always evolving. it is always adapting. >> it does not become true just because you keep repeating it from the white house. stuart: you just heard him. responding to president obama's climate change push. here is a direct quote from the report. there has been no universal trend in the overall extent of drought in the continental u.s. since 1900. joining us now is lumbar liquidators founder and chairman tom sullivan. you want to talk climate change. welcome back. how do you square this report? >> you go to the beach. now there is no beach. the water is rising. every year it gets higher and higher. >> there has been no universal trend since 1900. >> we can argue all day

we have hollywood celebrities. we have had hollywood celebrities before. we have had waves.in the 40's we had multiple entertainers including frank sinatra and jimmy durante and bing crosby and animal act. we still have an entertainer. hollywood guests. barbra streisand came to her first dinner in 1962. with hundreds caller shipowners. the association only started sponsoring a scholarship about 20 years ago. now it is a big part of our evening. we use all the proceeds from the dinner to raise money for scholarships and we award them at the dinner. the winners get to meet the president heard this first lady particularly enjoys coming to hand them out. it is a high point of our evening. >>e dinner? >> if you are inviting the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, in my world that is a celebrity. i'm lucky enough to sit at the head table with the president of the united states. to me, that is the biggest celebrity in the room and always is. i assume you're talking about hollywood, those actors and actresses. some news organizations who are members come a particular

it got up to 98 degrees here in hollywood. in the valley, it was over a hundred. this is not a good week to be a superhero out on hollywood blvd. truth be told no week is. but especially this one. on the plus side, i guess the heat is good practice for when we all go to hell. which we will. i was in new york for the last couple of days. yesterday morning in new york i swear this is true, for breakfast, i ordered a hot dog as an appetizer for breakfast. then i had the main course of three eggs and a bagel. and about six pickles. and then i had four slices of pizza on the way to the airport. which, for me, is a show of restraint.

the political world with hollywood or hollywood are the political world? i would say hollywood with the political world. certainly lately it's just a free for all in terms of being inspired. there's so much controversy all the time. so it's a lot to cook with in the kitchen of hollywood. >> wolf, what about you? what do think? >> i love hollywood and i love motion pictures and i love washington. i love politics and i love everything. i'm a greedy guy. i want it all. >> i have to ask you. did wolf give you an earful about his washington wizards on the way over here? this man has been on cloud nine because his wizards won a playoff series! >> it's early in the evening. we will have plenty of time for that. >> he will be checking it on his phone under the table, i have a feeling, right? >> besides wolf blitzer, anybody in there you want to get in their ear tonight? >> i will be so star-struck with all of the politicians i will finally get to see in person. i'm most excited because i do believe i have an opportunity to meet mr. and mrs. obama tonight so i'm ju

he said he was one foot in, one foot out with the whole hollywood game. >> outside of the hollywood game was deeply involved in the world of fast cars. and even raced with the hollywood club. >> what's up? paul walker at the red light dock. >> he was a total auto head. he actually owned always evolving, a performance shop, that appealed to the car junkie that paul walker was. >> but paul was much more than a car junkie. he was also deeply committed to humanitarian relief. in 2010, walker took a team to haiti, helping in the aftermath of the major earthquake that devastated the small nation. >> asked a bunch of people what they thought we should bring. and -- >> he knew he had to do something. no one knew what to expect. but all he knew is he was bringing medical equipment, water filtration and would do what he could. when they got there, they did so much for their first time, they were able to set up a hospital in an orphanage and the experience he came home with after that was i have the opportunity to do something very special. >> and walker wasn't afraid to get his hands dirty. you ta

my wife is so skinny. >> we have a hollywood star who is gorgeous.u. >> latina -- >> a lot of pressure on you in hollywood, right? how do you deal with that. >> i feel comfortable with. i am healthy. as long as i'm happy, i'm healthy. >> you're such a tiny little -- >> she has curves too. >> i got in the right places. >> j.lo, beyonce, kardashian, big butt. >> those are my sisters. >> finally butts are in big-time. >> no one is celebrating that more than me. >> harris, you're with me. >> alongwith you. i'm celebrating the age of the behind. >> men love it. i'm telling you seriously, check out your body, they like it, like the butt, whatever. maybe they get to your face. they're all that. >> geraldo, saying about brains and personality are not part of the physical attraction to a woman? >> not at first. >> you asked if it is part of the physical attraction. it is part of the attraction. clearly i love smart women. i love educated women. >> good answer. >> i love women who are accomplished but i also, i am connasseur of beautiful -- ladies too close fo

hollywood has to be brave.udiences have to say, i am going to support this while it is in theaters. we, the women of color and female directors, have to keep pushing. tavis: i jumped in so fast because i know the story. i saw the movie. i jumped in so quick, applauding you and your efforts. i want to talk about the cast in a second here. we should probably back up for those who haven't seen this and ask a bit about what the story is. what is the story of "belle?" >> this is a story of a biracial girl who is born a product of a west african slave woman and a british naval officer. when he finds her mother aboard a captured spanish slave ship, she is born of this union. she is adopted into her father's family, who are one of the wealthiest families in england. her father is the highest judge in the land. next to the king he is the most powerful man in england. he and his wife choose to raise this biracial girl as a lady, as an aristocrat. it is a love story, a romantic love story based on a true story. it is a sw

. >> and this not new of blaming hollywood after a shooting, because when you look at the movies ander who is going to mow down all of the bad guys with an a ksh ak-47, but it is stimulating a young mind that is maybe not develop and desensitizes them, and sarah silverman came out in defense and said it is way easier to blame art than a fundamental lack of mental health education, and gun control legislation. is it easier to blame art? >> well, people are looking at this in different ways. >> and it is the answer that you don't want to have it happen again. >> and yes, people are upset and emotional, and they want to look for the reason for this to happen, and obviously, the mental health issue is problematic, and gun control is super upsetting to a lot of people, and not a way to fix it at the moment, but there is something to be said about the culture and theof sexism in our culture, and yes, there are bad behaviors and attitudes that are in our culture and to the extent that it was written that there is ob jek tification of women, and we don't have enough women-centric stories and

whitney houston attended a pre-grammy party at this hollywood nightclub. red carpet, witnesses say she had it together and was on her best behavior. adam ambrose is a publicist for true hollywood. >> she walked along here withholding hands in fact with bobbi kristina. they both looked radiant. when they arrived, they were looking fantastic. >> houston was even up for a little impromptu entertaining. she surprised everyone when she joined her friend, r&b grammy nominee kelly price on stage. ♪ >> the place erupted. i mean, it was very sweet. it was actually very touching when she went on. >> fun times, but too much of a good time? not so, says kelly price. while she says that houston had champagne at the party, she denies reports that things got out of hand with her friend. >> this was not a woman who was depressed, upset, high, drunk. she was clearly in her right mind. she was not acting erratic. >> but "access hollywood's" shaun robinson says the pictures taken that thursday night tell a whole different story. >> i said who is that? what the hell happened?

i live in hollywood. i know how it works. see you on roller skates in daisy duke cutoffs with a color coordinated welder's mask to match your jacket. i mean you are rollerskating in front of paparazzi? >> jimmy: they have the same visor adviser, i guess. thank you, dr. phil, for everything. on a wholesome note, good news for fans of "frozen." disney announced this fall they will debut a live show called "frozen on ice." [ cheers and applause ] i haven't seen it, wasn't "frozen" already on ice? frozen on ice will give parents a much needed break from frozen in the living room and frozen in the car on the way to school. it will feature 39 ice skaters oh, lab r elaborate sets and songs from the movie not only another great way for kids to enjoy frozen it may also be one of their last remaining opportunities to see ice. so -- [ applause ] last night, our reporter named dave marcheski in harrisburg, pennsylvania was covering a victory party being held for newly elect the state congresswoman, patty kim. the party wasn't that exciti

have been working in hollywood for the past 30 years. is hollywood as terrible as it be?ish -- as it is made to >> it could be anywhere. it could be silicon valley, it could be the financial district in new york. it could be washington. it could be anywhere where people are ambitious or afraid or where there is fear, and , and theyn ecosystem are always trying to get an edge. always trying to get an advantage. >> this is about glamour and celebrity. this is maybe the most glamorous and famous festival in the world. think cannes is the perfect place for it. auteur filmmakers, and aggressive filmmaking, i think the culture of hollywood and l.a. has such a specific field to it that it is a perfect place. never believed in this culture. >> no. >> how do you manage to stay out of it? >> you just do not actually go. but i have a place in los so ies and in chicago, have always felt like an and there in a way, are people that i love, like bruce wagner. it is very hard to retain your soul. >> what was it like to work with julianne moore? tell us about that. >> we had met socially

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next up, hollywood! h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com save big on car rentals too, from $11.95 a day. . >>> i'm a low tech man in a hi-tech world. have you ever seen a macho man sit around a little black box. >> that was phil robertson the controversial patriarch of the hit show "duck dynasty" months after he found himself in the big controversy over remarks on gay marriage. he's just been tapped to speak at the he republican leadership conference this week along with gop big names like senator ted cruz and bobby jindal. joe scarborough is a tv host, former politician, a lawyer and author of the book "the right path" a book that calls it saefl road map for the republican party. he defended phil robertson. what say you about him at this event because you've been critical about some of these republican events and who they select to speak. >> this is fine. you know, anybody that was in iowa in 2008 saw mike huckabee with chuck norris. it worked. it got people out. they had a big laugh and moved on. in this case t

movie. >> it's a bad hollywood movie. the other thing i find ironic is that project veritas, that's how they do business. it's not how i do business. but they say they set themselves up as a person -- as an entity that finds out dishonesty. you know, they're trying to like find who's being dishonest or hypocritical. and yet they do this and they have a secret guy with a fake guy, that's not dishonest? you know, ed begley and i showed up to just be kind and support a friend. and we didn't -- there was nothing dishonest about what we were doing or hypocritical. >> so you have a real problem with the tactics that james o'keefe uses through project r veritas which invariably involves somebody posing as someone toels entrap his targets. >> well, i think it's very -- it's a waste of everybody's time. if he didn't have the courage to just come out and have a meeting with us and say, you know, i'm against you. good. let's get face to face. you know, i happen to not like fracking or -- and i do. and i want to support -- you know,

right now on "jimmy kimmel liv >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- george stephanopoulos, "bachelorette" andi dorfman, and music from charles bradley. with cleto and the cletones. and now, and not a moment too soon, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. what a night. what a night of television. of dance and romance here on abc. earlier we were privileged to witness the beginning of a new season of "the bachelorette." season 10, another journey has begun. you know, christopher columbus went on a journey. lewis & clark. that was a journey. deciding which personal trainer to spend the next three months with, i'm not sure that qualifies as a journey. [ laughter ] i don't know that that meets the minimum journey requirements. but whatever you want to call, it the woman of the hour, or two-hour is a 26-year-old assistant district attorney named andi dorfman. she's the whoun during last season of "the bachelor" told juan pablo off and quit the show, which was mucho buen

. >> and >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight. shailene woodley. from "million dollar arm," aasif mandvi. and music from iggy azalea. and now tonight's the night -- here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ "jimmy kimmel live" >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. welcome to the show. thank you for coming. thank you for watching. observing from backstage. this group here tonight you are among my top ten sweatiest audiences ever. very, very hot in southern california right now. not just because we have the best publicist. it got up to 101 degrees in hollywood today. although with the wind chill it was 98 degrees. you know they never had the wind chill in when it's hot do they. things are especially bad in san diego. actually go through life and you think you heard of every kind of weather condition. then out of nowhere, a polar vortex, there is thundersnow. well, folks about to introduce you to a new one, maybe new to me, i haven't heard of it. here in southern california today, we premiereed what i think is the first ever, firenado. that is nothing to laugh about. kind of like a shar

even hollywood stars can feel the pain of the payout.t actor mel gibson, reportedly forked over $425 million to his ex-wife robin in 2011. arnold schwarzenegger expected to part with more than $250 million in his divorce from maria shriver. while tom cruise and katie holmes didn't set a record for the amount of their settlement they may have taken the cake when it comes to speed. all over, just 11 days after the couple filed for separation in 2012. >>> moral of the story, marry carefully. thank you for watching abc news. world news now is coming up soon with overnight breaking news. as always tune in to "good morning america" first thing in the morning. we are online at abc news.com. 24/7. good night. 0 to 60?performance? or 60 to 0? how a car performs in a quarter-mile? or a quarter-century?

they're the hollywood people. one that peoples are jacked up to see. >> well, jeff goldblum's excited, because he needs another plot for a movie. he's got to get in there and shake hands with people and be like, what is it you do? >> also, jeff goldblum, also weirdly dorky and hilarious. it's a gad thing to be. are >> what's happening right now? someone's talking to the president, he's -- what do you think he's doing? >> he's like, so i got this parking ticket. it's the craziest thing. i got this parking ticket and the guy was like, you've got to pay, it's a hundred bucks, and he's like, i'm going to meet the president. >> he's like, oh, scloup just came. we'll pick this up later. >> and does obama not right now look incredibly bored? i'm not even joking. there he is -- >> looking really serious. but remember the year when they killed osama bin laden, so i'm wondering -- >> can we just say, truly, gangster? and i'm like michael korlyione style. you were there telling jokes while you were taking out the world's num

>> clean it up. >> they say politics is hollywood for ugly people, this is hollywood for hollywood people's stop with the celebrities now. we've got -- it's become a parody of itself. >> i think people are having a hard time figuring out what the point of it is, in other words. make the point of it clear. are we there to all laugh at policy that we take really seriously all year long, are we here to have a hollywood event. >> or to celebrate free speech? something that honors the first amendment and honors the fact that the press helped hold the administration and congress, everyone, accountable. >> they are calling it a nerd prom, how about some nerds? >> can i tell you something, the room was filled with nerds and i was one of them. >> you're not a nerd. >> there was some hollywood elites sprinkled in. >> did you have a bow tie on? >> you know the other thing about that night, which party you can get yourself invited to. if you're not on the list, by the way, i stuck into the msnbc party and i ended up with a guy, tommy vitore, dude, 20 months ago, two years ago, i ended up speaking to

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they are focused on hollywood. blame everything but the actual problem which is what's going on in these guys' heads. >> it's our cultural victimology. we look for victims every where. this is where people have such a problem with western civilization. across the pond this weekend the bbc banned the word "girl" because that somehow is offensive to girls. so you got, you know, left and right you can't breathe. you can't do another "animal house" movie if this is what we're talking about because somebody will go out and commit murder. it's a silly proposition. this is a serious issue. treat it serious. stop playing political games. >> how about it, richard, because this ann hornaday came out and said this whole thing shows how a sexist movie culture can be toxic for women and men alike and talked about for how generations mass entertainment has been overwhelmingly controlled by white men. what does that have to do with anything? >> listen, i wouldn't go as far as she went. but stack all of this on top of each other.

when did hollywood turn so negative?here was one watershed year but slowly but surely the trend did change. we see so many movies today about what's wrong with america and not a lot of movies about what's right with america. >> we're challenging everyone in hollywood to embrace a double bottom line. let's come back to sense of responsibility. >> these brothers are at the forefront with a new film "moms night out." >> i think there is a certain banner of responsibility to make movies that are good for people. >> it's just the sinçew of this democracy that some great man handed down to the human race. >> "moms night out" earned more than $4 million at the box office opening weekend despite limited release. thanks for watching in the fox light. you can follow me on twitter. >> i'll hang outside your window too. just kidding. "moms night out" that looks good. thank you, michael. the time is about six minutes till the top of the hour. a deadbeat dad now bannedç from having more kids. is the court going too far or is this a

he started his hollywood trucks company with just a handful of vehicles. now he has a fleet of more than 300 and said the success is down to incentives to hiring locals. >> it effects so many job title and positions. it's one of the greatest economic development business incentives and stimulant packages i've ever seen. >> reporter: louisiana's new found fame as hollywood of the south has also seen skilled workers moving to the state from the industry's more traditional locations. for many it's a change they don't regret. >> the work will come and get you. you don't have to find the work. here you can really be a big fish in a small pond. in los angeles, i don't care who you are you're a very small fish in a very big pond. >> reporter: so the next time you buy a ticket to watch the latest blockbuster chances are it was made here in the hollywood of the south. >> three, two, one. [ explosion ] >> reporter: new orleans, louisiana. >> finally many consider him the best american soccer player ever, but landon donovan is not going to the world cup in brazil. th

we have had hollywood celebrities. we have had hollywood celebrities before.in the 40's we would have includingntertainers, ,rank sinatra, jimmy durante animal entertainers. barbra streisand came to her first dinner in 1962. we have had more in the last two years. we have had scholarship winners. the association only started sponsoring a scholarship about 20 years ago. now it is a big part of our evening. we use all of the proceeds to >>se money for scholarships why the news organizations invite celebrities jerry? >> you have to define celebrity for me. if you're inviting the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, in my world, that's a celebrity. enough to sit at the table with the president of united states, that is the biggest celebrity in the room and it always is. i assume you're talking about hollywood. who ares organizations members of the tv networks invite the people who work for the tv networks. >> guests continue to arrive very we saw nbc's al sharpton among them. washington hilton and and beverage manager got his perspective. >> how man

it's called the hollywood of the south. tax breaks are getting credit for drawing in the industry. >> reporter: the garden district is a famous neighbourhood. film trues are a common site in new orleans, and formerly those produced in california moved south. it office application companies tax brachts. louisiana is the top location for blockbuster movies. >> reporter: it's more than about cold hard cash. as the industry matured it led to jobs, opportunityies and established businesses run by local people. it's statement that the film industry created 14,000 jobs, equal to the state's seafood industry. few had anied in they would be so successful. >> there are businesses that started. they are servicing georgia canada, new york and china. >> one of them belongings to this man, starting a hollywood truck company. he has a fleed of 300. his success is down to incidentives. >> the industry affects so many different job titles, and it's one of the greatest economic development business incentives and sting u lant packages. >> th

sort of hollywood. >> hollywood clone. >> we saw that campaign before.t does feel fresh and new and my goodness she has improved quite a bit from her early days on the campaign trail. >> steve, everyone said reagan was too crazy, right-wing, stood up against my old boss, jimmy carter, looked sane as hell. everybody said "you know what he looks like a president." >> what happens when she shows up in september, october. and mitch has been calling her a puppet. a child. somebody else's person. she comes in like she came in. bombastic, powerful. on the stump, physicallien his face. against the puppet he has been selling? >> well, chris, u.s. senate debates in a state like kentucky don't have the reach that a presidential debate does. which is bad news for alison lundegran grimes. because she is very formidable. i think the problem she has in this race is one, she articulated in the speech. she said, there is nothing you can do to change the person who is in the white house in this election. the kentucky voters understand that. barack obama is not on the ball

but is hollywood now turning their back on president obama?our function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ >>> welcome back to "the lead". i'm jake tapper. our buried lead. operation enduring freedom is finally coming to a close. but what happens when those on the front lines actually come home? i spoke to the author of war and the director of the new film seb bass stin junger and why some wish they could go back to war. how is this different? >> tim, my good friend and co-director, we wanted to make a film that allowed civilian audiences to go into a cinema and talk about what war feels like. i asked the soldiers things like, what is fear like? why do you miss t

men last longer in hollywood.o a accumulate these tens of millions of dollars. >> just about buy that but yeah, i think it is true. also men, the truth of that matter is, men get better with age. >> oh. >> that is true. >> you like to throw flames on the floor to see if it will burn, right? i think you like to put gasoline -- i didn't notice a wedding ring on the finger. >> no. >> a little bit of backstory. i will tell it after the commercial. >> save it for later? >> yeah. she was over 19, right? >> legal, yeah. >> you know what is interesting to me about this though, why aren't women in hollywood rallying in the streets about this? why are people being so quiet? >> they want jobs. they don't want ones speaking out to create a problem, people like angelina jolie like you're talking about, make quite a tremendous living or julia roberts or any of these, reese witherspoons of the world, sandra bullock, they're making great money. they should say something so their other female counterparts and actors can be compens

hollywood celebrities are outraged to discover that places like this exist, and they're showing it by boycotting the beverly hills hotel, owned by the sultan of brunei to protest his country's new sharia laws against homosexuality and adultery. but the place i was talking about wasn't brunei, it was the united arab emirates, a favorite destination and filming location for wealthy hollywood celebrities. justin timberlake will perform there in may. fast & furious 7 is reportedly filming there right now. george clooney, the kardashians, all popular guests of dubai. rather than boycott a hotel in the town you live in, putting hundreds of americans out of jobs, hollywood should get cozy with the very uncomfortable truth about the world it lives in, and really, put your money where it counts. >> okay. i'll take that one. here is mine. i was actually already outraged about republicans who were trying to cash in politically on the murder of four americans in the benghazi terror attacks. but now they're trying to cash in literally, literally, financially. now that's not only gross, it is beyon