hollywood's hookup history. tom cruz, for instance, after nicole, but before katie, he dated, get this sophia. >> they always write that it's a romance, but, no tom is just like a friend of mine and there was nothing special about that. >> but before sophia tom also dated heather locklear and cher. >> it's a long time ago, a long, long time ago, and neither one of us ever talked about it. >> the romances of brad pitt before angelina and jennifer were many and included robin givens says pop culture reporter victoria o. >> he headed a guest role on "head of the class." rumor has it the affair ended abruptly because mike tyson came home and was hammering on the front door. >> did they ever meet face to face? >> they did one time. >> was he scared of him? >> yeah, yeah, he was scared, of course. >> brad lived with julia lewis and engaged to gwyneth paltrow and dated applegate. >> rumors linking him to his co-star in "thelma and louise." >> and the loves of george clooney, common knowledge except drum roll, please, k

the biblical epic is as old as hollywood itself. the latest launching tonight on nbc is a story you actually may not know. what happened after the death of jesus? how christianity spread from one man to 12 apostles to eventually 2 billion people. it's nothing short of a revelation. it's earth shaking, a ground swell. the premiere tonight of a.d. the bible continues is just the latest in an explosion of religious and biblical programming on television and in the movies. >> there is a tremendous interest in religion-based programming. nothing succeeds like success. so people look at the other successful stories and say, well, they did it. we should do it as well. >> and they are. he needs no agent, no limo or private jet, but in many ways, god is the biggest star in hollywood right now. >> i think it's true. god is back. >> in the weeks leading up to easter and passover, biblical and religious themes have been all over tv. candida moss of the university of notre dame. >> what we are seeing is networks realizing that people want to wat

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we don't do it this hard in hollywood. you think i'm kidding, i'm not. >> are you going to the dinner tonight and as whose guest? alfre: i'm going tonight as a guest of "u.s.a. today." >> who have you met? are there politicians that you have met or want to meet tonight? alfre: i think i spent a lot of time here over the decades, first as a protester shouting and chanting and marching around because democracy survives. i came inside, we were encouraged to come in and start to talk, people were yelling trying to change policy around. i worked on a lot of issues concerning women, children right now, i'm really concerned with the criminal justice system and policing nationwide. and whatever, i have just been an activist all this while. so the people i know, i know lots of people over the years, but i have access to them, everybody does, ok, let's talk. so anybody i would like to know, if i run into john boehner or mitch mcconnell, i would actually like to say can i come and chat with you? you can't really talk about things at

was hollywood creating the national sentiment or coming to one. bodyand hollywood pushing the sentiment now? it could be what hollywood wants to happen could be pretty close to what the people want already. that's "hardball." "all in" with cris hayes starts rights now. >> good evening from washington d.c. i'm chris hayes. lots to get to including the farewell to acre holderik holder and the challenges facing his successor. and the deal to create the biggest company in america. and attending a reception hosting by two gay hoteliers to antiguay marriage bill antigay marriage bills. trying to have it all. eric holder coming to a close today.

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>>> there's a new hot player in hollywood but you won't see his name in lights. it's china. that country has been doing deals and ramping up investments in the most american of industries movie making. as julia boorstin reports, both e betting that there's lots >> reporter: the biggest new star in hollywood is china. chinese media companies have been on a hollywood investing streak and studios are looking to tap into the valuable chinese movie-going market. it has the world's fastest growing box office expected to surpass the north american box office as soon as 2017. >> well china passed the market for us and some of the last few months we've done better in china than we've done in the u.s. and if you look we don't only do u.s. movies in china but chinese movies in china. films people haven't heard of such as wolf totem or dragon blade. >> reporter: moved into china 16 years has 215 theaters there and plans to double that footprint. last year sold a 20% stake in chinese business to chinese investors. chinese conglomerate tcl bought naming rights to this. originally the grow

it's more like a hollywood party. >> the red carpet is now like a hollywood party.eople that don't know, that have been there, the hotel has not been updated. magic johnson owns it. it's the hotel where president reagan was shot. it's always been held there, so it's sbresing this big to do is held in a pretty small, normal hotel. >> it provides fodder for the comedians. the show has changed. actually there's less big hollywood presence this year, but it is you know the folks on the comedy it wasn't always that way. only in 1962 were women start being allowed to go and it wasn't televised until 1993 when elaine boozer got to perform. but it's a lot of you know scrutiny and will the jokes land and not and president obama's done a great job in the past of dealing with issues in his administration in a hoom rouse way. when donald trump handled the birther issue and sort of took care of trump just like that. >> let's listen to the president. some of the past good stuff there. >> of course, we ruled out health care.gov. that could have gone better. in 2008, my sloegen was

we don't have the hollywood sign or hollywood and vine.i know lots of people would like to have someplace to show off silicon valley. >> reporter: but most of the comments posted on our nbc bay area facebook page were adamantly against the sign. >> of course it's going to receive a lot of bad publicity at first you can't please everybody, but who knows, 10 15 years down the line if it gets constructed it might be an icon. >> reporter: the city council woman margie matthews says she doesn't want to change the natural look of the east foothills. mary ann faf row nbc bay area news. >>> we've been debating for the last few minutes. can you see it from all these free waist? >> i don't know. i don't know if i want to change that view. it's so beautiful those foothills. >>> jeff is going to weigh in on this as he's standing in front of dodgers stadium. >> i'm kind of on the fence on it. they could light it up at night there's so many pockets. great weather across the bay area and awesome weather down there at dodgers stadium 78 degrees at first p

-- silicon valley the new hollywood. after r found out the idea has chance at becoming a reality. >> reporter: silicon valley, that rabid of innovation -- land of innovation. a place with endless opportunities. >> there is no set region. some people say it extends up to palo alto, sam mutayo and san jose. -- san mateo and san jose. it is difficult. >> reporter: he has an idea. create a land mark to let people know they have arrived. he is proposing a giant silicon valley sign in san jose's foothills. >> a land mark that we could be distinguished by. >> reporter: he pictures the hollywood sign and the attraction it has become after starting out as a advertisement. and he points to the south san francisco sign. the silicon valley would be 45 feet high and 200 feet long. designed to look high tech. it may be made of high tech materials. >> trying to come up with new ideas and see is there a way we can make this go further. >> reporter: residents see supportive of the idea. >> i would be curious to see what the companies cou

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a lot of times republicans will tell you that they feel that hollywood, at least the vocal part of hollywoodet. so this is a venn yue where the think democratic candidates are going to be more comfortable. you know, i would love to see them all come through, because this is a fantastic venue and it's always a great place to make some news, too, in this venue where people might be caught off guard and need to slip us a little information. >> they may have just had a glass or two champagne, which is always helpful in opening up the dialogue. briana keilar, thank you very much. tara? >> that's exactly where they're not there. >> on a serious note, they are in iowa. >> there's a freedom of religion summit this weekend in iowa, so of course iowa being extremely important, the iowa caucuses, so the shaking hands with real people, the voters of the united states. average american people could care less about this. this doesn't affect my life every day. i'm losing my business, my taxes are high, i'm losing my health care and my doctor. so the presidential candidates are going to be in iowa. >> when

this could be a big deal for hollywood. certainly a big deal for the movie's producer universal, which is part of nbc universal which produces thi >> reporter: fast and furious 7 is not only the biggest opening weekend in a year and a half it's the biggest debut ever for a film not based on a comic book or young adult novel >> it's already closing in on $400 million after its first weekend. and could be the first in the entire franchise to hit $1 billion worldwide. these are staggering numbers. >> reporter: it's a huge win for universal pictures. they're working on yet another sequel hoping to have it ready for theaters by 2017. said to open at universal studio hoilds in june. hollywood's taking note that fast 7's diverse cast brought a big and diverse audience. it was 37% hispanic and 24% african here in the u.s. audiences are willing to pay up for an event film from an established brand, which bodes well for a summer full of familiar franchises. the summer box office is jam packed with big names, like marvel the avengers

time, and now is a columnist with "bloomberg view," she spoke to c-span about how she feels about hollywood and the white house correspondents dinner. margaret carlson: bringing in >> "dynasty," they are cabled the tv show. i don't think it teaches anybody what white house correspondents are. host: if you would like to make a comment about the dinner facebook.com/c-span. follow us there were on twitter @cspan. we are following the white house correspondents dinner on twitter if you want to make a comment as well. [indiscernible] announcer: anytime the president goes anywhere security is tight. many members of the cabinet, lots of politicians, a lot of security goes into this event. the general manager of the hilton spoke with us at. >> the security is operated by the secret service. the hotel takes guidance. it starts with the secret service. their plan is slightly different every year. they provide is the guidance on they will be operating. we take that and plan from there. it is very complicated. it requires a lot of experience. we are fortunate to have a good director of security who has

it is one of hollywood's most talked about homes.'re learning about a major secret from the playboy mansion, how some of hollywood's biggest stars are involved. and it involves more than just bacteria there in the grat owe. >> sue? >> well, speaking of playboy weaver a bun nip our forecast, but not that kind of bunny. it is the easter bunny, of course. that's coming up sunday. we have your holiday weekend forecast just ahead. as good day philadelphia continues. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. at book club they were asking me what you're doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. it's called a fashion blog todd. well,

race in hollywood. my conversation with oscar-winning screen writer, john ridley. >> today is earth day and president obama used the occasion to tout his administration's progress on the environment. the president went to the florida everglades to deliver a speech on how climate change is affecting the economy. he says the storms droughts and wildfire should bewildfires can be enough to convince the skeptics. >> nowhere is t going to have a bigger impact than here in south florida. no place else. it has to be paying closer attention to this and acknowledging it and understanding that if we take action now we can do something about it. >> the president also announced a plan to give every fourth grader and their families free passes for admission to u.s. national parks. that will begin this fall. >>> a new documentary series on hbo is looking at environmental issues through the eyes of children. the third episode "saving my tomorrow part 3" airs tonight. pollution, deforestation and climate change. the di

welcome to "access hollywood". weekend edition. i'm shaun.mb shell topic from the real housewives of beverly hills reyawn. kim richards insin asian that lisa's husband harry hamlin did something dreadful to cause the glass shattering melt down from lisa a.she was billy co-host on "access hollywood live", and poked fun at brandi who slammed her signature short hair style by putting on a long hair wig while defending her husband of 18 years. >> what the harry do. >> he didn't do anything. if you wonder why it was a hot button for me it's because i'm very protective of this man. i adore him. i have a beautiful family and

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

. >> so how is hollywood reacting to that?ink, not just hollywood, everyone is waiting to hear. and i had someone say, is it weird that i'm really fascinated by this? and no when you think in the lgbt community and in society as a whole this is a big deal. hearing from him and what he considders himself to be now and what he's leading to is a big deal and it will lead to a lot of important conversation. >> and hollywood has been taking on transissues lately. we had letto. and my friend luvrn cox, orange is a new black. so what do you think this will do? do you think this has had? effect on hollywood or is bruce just feeling more comfortable now or is it the way of the world? >> i don't think it's the way of the world yet but i hope that members of the lgbt community that want this conversation to happen don't shame people who want answers, who need ask questions -- >> that happens a lot. because people of the transcommunity feel that there are things that should be known already but the honest truth is that people who don't li

it starts with a bay area twist hollywood would be proud of. best known for her role in alfred hitchcock's "birds" was the god mother of vietnamese manicurists. after the fall of saigon she visited hope village near sacramento with an interest in helping refugees. her coran nails caught the attention of the women in the camp. >> they loved their fingernails, i thought i will bring my manicurist, she came up once a week and gave them a lesson. they would all practice on each other and practice on me. >> reporter: inspired by hedron and her nails these 20 woman branched out, taught others and started their own school. to this day she is credited with revolutionizing the industry by making manicurists an affordable industry. >> i am proud of myself. >> you built the business from the ground up? >> yes. >> reporter: she take 10 it and use today to write her own scripts for achieving the american dream. >> only one word that i would say to my community, my vietnamese community, i am so proud. >> reporter: back to you. >> we have much more on the end

this week we follow the face of a film producer, davon franklin who climbed the hills of hollywood to becoming a force of his own. a husband, an author, a producer and now ceo. davon franklin will never forget that 18-year-old interviewing for an internship with one of hollywood's newest production and management company sgls never knew if it was possible. 18 years old i go in and interview the management company that manages will smith and the general manager, one of the key questions she asked, why do you want to be in the industry. i told her i want to make sure. she said you want to make money. i said no. i want to make change in the world. if i can be a part of the industry i believe i can change people's lives. >> you were in the entertainment industry. we think that's the last place to go to to have your faith grow. it feels like your faith has grown and success has grown with it. >> yeah. >> why is that the case? >> i believe that when you are honest about who you are, what you believe and you have a confidence about that, even if people don't agree with you, they will respect

you know the hollywood sign and south san francisco industrial city sign, they let you know where you are, but how do you know you're in silicon valley? >> bob, do we need a new landmark for the city? good morning. >> reporter: think about it also, sam and laura. new york city has the statue of liberty, seattle the space needle, but the technology capital of the world does not have its own landmark, so a local man his name is alfonzo is proposing thatle south bay pull a hollywood and put up its own sign for the world to see. these are renderings that he's posed. that website is silic siliconvalleysign.com. he's proposes a structure possibly withf embedded with ink so they could flash with different colors depending on which team is playing that day. this is a proposal being put by one man with no financial backing, and nothing has been presented to a city for possibly review or approval. he's just throwing it out out there to get the we're out here -- i believe we're in the south hills. >> it's confusing. >>> let's get something symbolic. maybe a computer chip >>> 50, 60, 80 hours a w

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if it looks for the mayor, the idea for the sun comes from the hollywood sign. >> it's a landmark we can be distinguished by. >> i've been trying to come up with new ideas and see if there's any way we could make this go further. >> i think it needs to be a little more high tech. right? the silicon valley sign. there we go. it would be 45 feet high it will be designed to look high tech. it would be made of high-tech material and have an interactive component. >> right now the design of it does not look very high tech. just my opinion. i don't think silicon valley needs a sign. do you think? >> you need a place to take selfies. silicon valley. >> all right, social media is where we are going to hash this out. >> very funny. >> i think people will have opinions on it. good morning, everybody. let's look at what we have with the bay bridge toll plaza westbound in san francisco. as you might imagine right now it's doing very well. the toll plaza traffic continues to be very good getting into san francisco. looking at interstate 880 in oakland, both directions traffic moving along nicely.

. >> poking fun at politicians on a night when washington and hollywood gather together. it's monday, april 27th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes on assignment. good to have you here, ryan. >> i'm reena ninan. boy, the heart breaking scenes we saw this weekend in nepal, there were rumors a friend of mine is on the grounds and said people are worried the aftershocks now are going to be over 9.0 magnitude. people believe that nasa has said it's going to be over 9.0 magnitude. not true at all. they're trying to spread the word to the nepalese that that's not in fact true. we're going to get right to it about the deadly scramble right now amid the deadly aftershocks in nepal. >> with the death toll from saturday's 7.8 magnitude quake now surpassing 3,000, rescuers are scrambling at this hour to save lives. new images from kathmandu. the streets virtually impassable at this point. filled with heaps of debris, rubble and underneath so much of it people. >> governments and aid agencies from around the worl

. ♪ let me show you live pictures now from hollywood, is this hollywood in california as the armenianide is being commemorated in los angeles and thousands taking part of events in the little armenian section of the city and we will go to michael in los angeles and michael i'm not sure where you are but tell us about the events happening today. >> reporter: yeah, tony this is a commemoration of the armenian genocide 100 years since that and you know it is an somber event but the armenian is the large nest the country, close to 300,000 and are energized by the fact the pope francis acknowledged this as genocide and germany and austria this week said the same and showed a picture on the stage of president obama who was booed earlier tony because the united states for region of strategy probably has not acknowledged this is not a genocide and why they are here and reminding the world this is something that happened to armenia. >> okay michael, i apologize we just are not able to hear you very clearly but we will stay on the pictures here again, this is the commemoration of the armenian g

let's go from russia to hollywood hollywood. furious 7. there are traditions in every family.ly, they always go see fast and furious early easter morning and they watch it in a loop. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> she saw 7 and this is a coincidence, she saw 7, the latest installment 7 times yesterday. >> no, i didn't. >> this is a news breaking show. this is something everybody knows. anyway mika and the rest of the world helped 7 race to the top of the box office and the record books this weekend. the 7th installment of the fast and the furious took over $143 million. it was the biggest april opening in hollywood history. it's the final film featuring the late actor paul walker who died in a car crash in 2013. it could end uptaking in $1 billion globally. that's even without mika and her family going. universal, our parent company. mika does this because he's a company woman, whatever they want you, a company woman. >> oh please. >> a company woman. >> posters in her room. >> exactly. she's going to go see this time and time again because universal is planning

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right now on jimmy kimmle >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight dr. phil mcgraw manny pacquiao and music from chet faker with cleto and the cletones. and now, no need to worry, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. how are you? hi, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. glad you are here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: before we -- before we go forward, i want to -- i had dinner with a group of guys last night. i heard an interesting story i want to share from my friend dan, who lives in new jersey. he flew in to l.a. on an american airlines flight from jfk. he sat next to a guy who he described as a slightly thinner version of michael moore. so they sit through the whole flight. in the end when they got up, the guy says, buddy, i have to tell you something, you really need to do something about your feet, very strong odor. dan is like i do, really? and he guy is like, yeah, you do. first thing dan wanted to do is smell his own feet. he says he's the type of perso

native american culture that brought me here to learn about a "strange inheritance," right here, hollywood back again. >> i am sandy solomon in 2 now 6, my -- 2006 my friend passed away and left mes entire estate. the inheritance is an obligation. jamie: a huge collection of paintings, drawings, photographs. that she inherited from david humphreys miller. >> these are my dearest friends. >> his people and the subject of his art work are survivors of most indian battle of all-time, the battle of little bighorn. june 1876. i have come to montana to learn more about miller and the "strange inheritance" he lift, brad hamlet is a gallery owner and fifth generation montana n . >> the life work of david humphreys miller was to find, and paint the survivors of the battle of the little bighorn. jamie: miller is born in 1918, and raised in ohio, his parents are artists they teach him to paint, at 16, he is obsessed with history in particular the battle of little bighorn he requests his parents to allow limb to travel alone to western plains and 7 out the native american survivors of the battle. >> d

there was one noticeable absence revenues it was a hollywood night of stars, screens and selfies.furious 7." >> it's very special. i'm excited for the fans to watch the movie. >> reporter: even for hollywood legends who weren't even in this film. >> you know i have a need for speed. >> reporter: but one person's absence loomed larger than even the biggest stars' presence on this night. paul walker who was killed 16 months ago while this film was still shooting. >> angel, our motivation to finish. our inspiration. >> which is why we're here celebrating for the fan, celebrating for the movie, more importantly celebrateing his life. >> that's it. >> he left the world with some beautiful art and we're here to tell the whole world about it. >> this movie almost didn't see the light of day so this night means everything to me right now and there's a void that needs to be filled but we were saying it's a little bit of sweet but this movie is playing homage to paul. >> reporter: another co-star v.i.n.vin diesel named his new baby daughter after him. >> paul walker told me to cut the umbil

it happen on the northbound 101 freeway at the hollywood boulevard exit.es say the girls in the silver car escaped unharmed but the the driver of the prius was stuck, until police arrived. no word if any charges are pending. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, rapper nelis in big trouble with the the law after police stopped his tour bus. we will tell what you they found inside. >>> plus there were floppy ears every where at the jersey shore today why dozens of bass set hound hit the beach, melissa. >>> walter, we have a mostly clear sky overhead tonight with diminishing wind for second half of the weekend. temperatures will climb in the upper 60's. more of the spring weather continuing. details with the the action you weather forecast coming up next. >>> all right. some young champions were honored today in germantown. parade was held along wayne avenue in celebration, of the northwest raiders national football title. the team won its first championship this past season and you see guys there holding trophy high for cheering crowd to see. the team