anybody who tells you that hollywood is all about money has never worked in hollywood. hollywood. >> there is a lot of money. >> even if the movie bombs they still make their money. i'm not talking about the produces, i'm talking about the artist. they worked to get awards, parties that the kind of thing. the second thing is talking about rewriting the facts. hollywood and hbo's chief among these. they've been re-writing history for 40 and 50 year so that you have kids that think that jfk was killed by a conservative conservative cabal because they've only seen the oliver stone movie and we never do that. all the great conservative films are either cartoons or costume dramas. you get the dark knight trilogy which was wonderful, toy story three, then testify but we don't write history the way we see it. >> what encourages you to mark who's trying to do something right was mark. >> i'm very encouraged. we own the internet. we culturally rocked the internet. my pal wrote a book -- made a book in his basement reasons to vote for democrats. it's blank. the book's blink. [lau

." >> "made in hollywood." >> you are now watching "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >>> backs after 20 years, it's martin time again. >> that's not you how do it. >> based on the pop tar tv series, five mall adjusted teens are forced band together in order to save the world in "power rangers." >> it's like that. >> okay. >> hi, i am elizabeth you are watching a scene from "power rangers." so where were you last night? >> me and four kids found a spaceship buried under ground i am pretty sure i am all superhero. >> cool. >> pee in that cup. >> so clearly am a fan. >> you look amazing in yellow. >> thank you. >> i had my parents dig out all of my toys from the '90s that played with as a kid because i watched every single episode. >> don't pull a yellow one out, please. ô do you not want the yellow one? >> that was his first toy. >> thats not the one that i had. b that's awesome. >> do you remember these? >> yes. >> oh, my god, that's craze. >> i did you have these toys? >> i did not. >> the gloves. >> i did not have that. >> these are actually my freight. it also plays the soun

i have worked a lot in hollywood. you walk in and you're trying to sell a script and there are assumptions made in a room. there is a friendly conversation. you are trying to sell something. the odds are fantastically against you all of the time. i walked in during the romney-obama election. i spoke with a very famous director who called me up about a script i had written a long time ago. he said he liked the script but wanted me to rewrite it. i walked in and within minutes of the meeting beginning, he said to me -- republicans do not really care about mitt romney. they just want the n-word out of the white house. and he did not say "n-word that puts me in a position to sit there and let him assume that i am a person that thinks like that or politely, as i did come across lake him and effectively ending any chance of a sale. that happens about 30% of the time. other quick story, a woman i know had a great tv idea. she called a famous show runner to pitch it and she said -- to a, i am on my way hillary fundraiser, you

." >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood >>> hugh jackmanverine in "logan." >> in his third install. logan and profession or x are fighting for their lives while hey try to protect a young knew task from dark forces. >> i hi, i am body holbrook and here is a scene from my new movie logan. >> logan,hat did you do? >> charles, the world is not the same as it was. >> mutants, they are gone now. >> this is the wol wolverine the have all been dieing to see all these years. i can't tell you how many times i have heard after 17 years from people like i could feel them like, good, man, there is something else that we want to see. so i really hope in, a way this is my love letter to the fans. >> intense treat. >> a very intense treat. how much fun did you have make this is movie, this kind of film? >> i think we had a great time. i think we all felt like we were getting to something very real. >> ju try to make a great film not a necessarily a comic book movie. >> we have ourselves an x-men fan. mayb a quarter of it happened. and not like this. >> an

anyone who tells you hollywood is all about money has never worked in hollywood. hollywood is not-- >> there is a lot of money. >> there is. even if the movie bombs they make their money. artists, not talking about producers on talk about the artists. they work to get girls, awards to get invited to parties and those things, so that's the kind of things we lack in the second thing is talking about rewriting the facts. hollywood and hbo is chief among these has been rewriting history now 440 and 50 years so you have kids who think jfk was killed by a conservative cabal because they've only seen the oliver stone and we never do that took all the great conservative films-- most of the great conservative films are either cartoons or cost him the drama say get the dark night chill edgy-- trilogy which was wonderful, toys story three, but we don't write history the way we see it zero. >> what out there do you see that encourages you? i mean, who is trying to do something right? >> i'm very encouraged. we own the internet. we-- culturally we rock the internet, i mean, my

for hollywood. hollywood is not. it's about -- >> but there is a lot of money. there is. >> no matter what happens in a movie, even if it bombs, they make money. but artists, i'm not talking about the producers but the artists, they work to get "girls," awards, invited to parties, all those things. that's the kind of thing we lack and the second thing is talking about rewriting the facts. hollywood and hbo is chief among these. has been rewriting history now for 40 and 50 years so that you have kids who think that jfk was killed by a conservative kabol because they've never seen the oliver stone movie. most great cartoons are costume dramas. dark knight trilogy, toy story, but we don't write history the way we see it at all. >> what do you see that encourages you? >> i'm very encouraged by the cultural internet. wrote a book in his basement basically called reasons to vote for democrats. it's blank. the book is blank. over a week. this guy will make up over $100,000 off a blank book. >> that sounds

this is the hollywood's newest bromance?know that can finish a sentence with a song just like myself. >> that's true. it was incredible. >> that's right, we were a double act. >> you are. >> meant to be put together. >> even josh's two daughters ava and isabella are big fans of luke's gaston. >> they broke my hearts a little bit because afterwards i asked who their favorite character was in the movie looking for a quick pick me up and they were like belle and belle's daddy and the chickens, i love gaston. i was 36 or 37 on the list. >> belle may be top of the list, but in real life emma says she is not what you would expect. >> i'm sillier than i am. it is fine. how do you say it? underpromise, over deliver. people think i'm super serious and i be like, no. >> and the ever modest emma overdelivered and surprised herself with the new role letting lose with a voice she didn't know she had. ♪ >> how daunting was it when you heard you had to sing? >> i was convinced i was florence jenkins. it took some conversations with myself

has that ever been done before in hollywood? >> probably not.s much further ahead than film. >> you know, it's been nearly 25 years since power rangers became a worldwide sensation but the franchise is getting a big screen debut with bryan cranston and first on the set discovering that bryan has a history with the rangers. ♪ ♪ >> i got a job. dubbing some of the dialogue from japanese into english. i always did the monsters and you will not escape me. you know, that kind of thing. >> good-bye power rangers. >> that was a long time ago. >> bryan was paid 50 bucks an hour for that voiceover work and now he is back in the $5 billion power rangers franchise playing zordon, the group's boss. >> you are the power rangers. elizabeth banks place the villain, rita repulsa. stretchy green body suit to achieve this sexy look. >> crazy, big, bronze, brassy, ballsy and takes no prisoners. >> ask him. >> "e.t." was on the vancouver set to meet the five up and comers playing the power rangers. >> you're in stunts, wad rob wardrobe, here, everything. you need t

>> i think, more and more, hollywood's receptive to it.ou know, edge of america, which came out in 2004, was about an african-american teacher who came to the res and started to teach. and when i got the script, i was looking at it and i thought, "this is really interesting." it was written by willy holtzman, and i said, "i've never seen a movie about african americans and native americans." and, you know, in the 120 years of movies, you're sitting there going, "huh?" i mean, does that... that far... >> hinojosa: but how hard was that movie to make? i mean, when you show up in a hollywood executive office, and you're like, "we've got this script about an african american basketball coach who's going to go into a reservation," are their eyes just glazing over, or are they engaged? are they like, "you know what? there's an audience here." what's the reaction of these folks who you deal with? i don't know how you do it, but you deal with them. >> i think the reaction is kind of a glazed look sometimes... >> hinojosa: it happens, yeah. >> ...w

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and my big question to the hollywood community, the conservatives in hollywood, you know, we had theklist in the '30s, the '40s, the '50s, you know, with the communist when they infiltrated hollywood. but the studio heads and there was one man, his name was ronald reagan. and a guy named sterling hayden called him a one-man of opposition and put that in the open. we don't have that in the conservative community fully today. and i think that leads to a lot of people. it's tough out here. it really is really tough. i don't think people -- they understand how difficult it is in terms of how they degrade talent, that's not liberal. they'll minimize their accomplishments, and then they'll also -- there's a blacklist. liz: yeah, i hear what you're saying. ronald reagan testified, i think, as a friendly witness during those proceedings. but are you hearing from any celebrities denouncing the violence? i mean, you saw what happened at the inauguration. we have a small business guy wh whose limo got torched. even environmentalists setting buildings on fire and wrecking property. >> it's the a

a camp horror classic that paired the actresses at a an age when hollywood had discarded them. >> yououldn't be able to do these awful things to me if i weren't still in this chair. >> but you in that chair! >> they both needed this picture to work and the studios definitely took advantage of that. >> all this time we could have been friends. >> but they should have been friends, you know? they had a lot in common. they were power players in hollywood at a time you would think they could have found some way to be friends. but they didn't. >> reporter: art imitating life, imitating art. now that's life. thanks for watching abc news. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. >> we all have our good days and our bad days. unfortunately, our contestants today all had very bad days the first time they appeared on our show. so we've decided to invite them back to take another crack at that million-dollar prize. it's second chance week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers

this was not part of hollywood. but in 1861, the confederate government confiscated for the burial of confederate soldiers. the president of hollywood at the end of the 19th september richmond is a. they are representatives of all the late confederate states. there are approximately 18,000 confederates buried. 3,000 of them were removed and brought to hollywood from the getties burg. all of the graves were marked with wooden headboards. some of the families are coming back and marking with a new military-style stone. the centerpiece is the pyramid. it was built in 1869. it's 90 feet tall and made of james river granite and you will notice there is no mortar. this is a dry lake. and the hollywood ladies who had this built wanted this to be the first thing you see when u came to the grounds and forany years it was because when itas built in 1869 there were no trees out here. lso buried is general george pickett. d two years later fataly wound. s monument an egyptian style monument. and grave marker and means that pers

henson was on fire with her old hollywood glam.ns for most fun fashion. >> every day. >> like me. >> right? >> so much fun to play with it all day. if i get bored i can play chess on it. it could be a tray. there are so many things that can happen with it. >> my favorite dress of the night was taraji p. henson in that mid-night flew alberta ferreti. she looked like a dream, that sexy hair, glowing skin, and the diamond choker. that's what did it. absolutely beautiful. but check this out. halle berry actually had a few oscar back-ups. she instagramed her other options and she could have been showing a lot more skin, both in blue or gold. up next we are with the iconic cher. ♪ do you believe in life after love ♪ >> how the single 70-year-old meets men. >> it's not like you can join eharmony.com. >> plus david cassidy's first interview since his dementia diagnosis. >> that's when i began to be very concerned. >> does dr. phil think the partridge family's star's alcoholic past is to blame? >> then after hgtv's couple called it quits ho

it's warranted what hollywood is doing. if they're going to take shots, it's part of the game. neil: in the meantime, the rallies, providence is a kickoff, and a planned rally that was happening even before this whole health care thing fell apart and these people are supporting the trump agenda, making america great again and still think that he's 65 days in and way too early to sort of say he's finished. >> i agree with that and i think he's a step ahead of everybody else. david asman has a nice idea, he wants to draining the swamp and maybe he's a step ahead. don't underestimate it. neil: he wanted this to happen? i love you, i love david, that's crazy. >> i've been hearing this on the radio, mr. cavuto, you've come on the show and the audience knows, i said the republicans if they're going to say repeal and replace, they better have a plan. i've been saying it for years. neil: the irony being, you know, president trump was the one that said early on we just can't repeal this we've got to replace that and some are coming back and telling this is the president's fault. >> no,

to the hollywood post. it was done intentionally because they wanted to distance themselves from it. they wanted to hurt trump before the presidential debate two days later. does that, as a shock to you? >> we do not know definitivelyy that they had knowledge of that. i understand it is within our bubble but we do not have a definitive report. >> tucker: i cane say that definitively. >> look, i would think that given that that tape -- access hollywood, bombshell revelation would not only change the presidential election but think of trump, clinton, the different agendas, supreme court justice. it is huge. i get it is 11 years later and you have to connect a lot of dots but you at least try to do an internal investigation to figure out where that tape went becauseve i am sure that more tn a couple peoplent know exactly what happened there. and you at least make the effort but from what i can tell, thatt effort has not been made or it has not been made public. i would think if they did make an investigation,

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as hollywood takes over vegas, which "ocean's" co-star is george clooney ragging on? >> it would have been nice if he dressed up. then why was the original aunt viv left out of the "fresh prince" reunion? >> if you want me to kiss your butt, you have to put it in my contract. >> number three, the new season of "the amazing race" pulls out all the stops. the inside secrets behind their surprise twist. >> some of the team dynamics work perfectly, then there are others that are not.

inside her hollywood hills home. according to a report, kendall had been entertaining friends inside her home. she reportedly left the mansion at midnight for one hour while some friends remained. the report claims when she got home, she noticed an estimated $200,000 of jewels were missing, so she called 911. an lapd spokesperson tells us there were no signs of forced entry adding, quote, right now detectives are doing their due diligence to see if there is video footage or security cameras. but there is no suspect in custody and no suspect description. >>> and it was a good week for the cast of "this is us," who celebrated the season one finale. okay. so i don't like where jack is going. i don't like where you're going, man. >> i feel like i'm catching such hell. >> is miguel here? >> no. >> he knew you were going to be here. that's why. he's like, no, i'm not coming. >> okay. so justin is giving me a hard time. i'm not a fan of stepdad miguel, but i love me some "this is us," and the finale was no exception as the

[laughter] >> andy: tim allen compares hollywood to 1930s germany.we need to chill on the nazi references. it's in bad analogy but it was a throwaway line on a joke. >> i will because i'm from detroit and i like tim allen. >> andy: just lastly, i want to play a clip that i think will be huge on social media today. >> i feel bad for actual nazi's. [laughter] >> his career is ruined. i'm confident that no one is going to look at me and think "master race." >> you don't give yourself enough credit. >> tom: thank you, andy. coming up, are people switching their drug of choice? see why the beer industry is going to pot. ♪ if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cove

is this hollywood's newest bromance?n -- start, finish a sentence with a song, just like myself. yeah. we -- we're a double act and meant to be put together. >> and even his two daughters are big fans of gaston. >> i asked who their favorite character was looking for a quick pick me up. belle, and belle's daddy, and number four, the chickens, i loved gaston. i was at, like, 36 or 37 on the list. >>> still ahead, ava mendez reveals the reason she skipped the oscars. why she didn't walk the red carpet with longtime love ryan gosling. >>> before tonight, we were with the stars. will we ever see justin hartley bare his bottom like his tv dad? >> i'm upset about it. >> and the most insane fashion show ever. chanel rocket launch that has celebs awestruck. >> and a lot in front of me. >> closed kangsi incaptioning p by -- >>> a spaceship buried underground. pretty sure i'm a superhero. >> these teenagers are the power rangers. >> power rangers? i think they got it. >> morph in time! >> a little more like iron man or spider-man?

in the grave now, and hollywood is still protecting them. protecting them as if they were never communists to begin with. you have these hollywood ten figures who are almost all party members we now know are called to washington to testify, and they get a group of liberal hollywood actors and actresses who they lied to and told them, we're liberals and progressives like you. we're not communist. humphrey bogart said they checked every member in the group. we made sure there were no pinks, no reds. they were careful about this, and there's no sympathy among rt -- among the left for the fact that the communists lied to the liberals on the left and tarnish the their reputations. no problem whatsoever with that. the created the group called the committee for the 1st amendment, these hollywood liberals did, and they flew to washington. humphrey bogart, lauren bacall, danny kaye, judy garland, gene kelly, katharine hepburn. these people were duped really, really, really bad. they were on the cover of the daily worker on every issue. crusaders for

>> then "the insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> hello, everybody.nsider," we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood today and we're kicking it off with the number one story everyone is talking

they inspired hollywood. and they broke the law. i can careless about it. >> the yanks and the raf. that's next on "war stories." ♪ >>> this is the american war hero who was killed in action fighting for another country. i'm 09 oliver north. coming to you in england. he was one of a handful of american pilots who defied the neutrality laws in the united states to join the royal air force during a desperate battle. with this island nation's last line of defense. flying spit fires and hurricane through narrow runways across southern england, swarmed into the air to take on the enemy and deadly epic combat. come along with "war stories" for a thrilling ride with the yanks and the raf. ♪ summer 1940 all of continental europe is in hitler's iron first. britain is the lone hold out against the nazis. in the skies over england, the royal air force battles the germans in a fight to the death. >> it was really britain against the world in a way that hasn't happened before. everybody knew they were fighting for the survival of that country. >> alex care shaw spent three years researching the

>> jimmy: yes, hollywood boulevard. >> we shut down a huge portion of hollywood boulevard, and the bigthe songs, whoa, this is a load. and celine dion arrives. and i'm holding my publicist like this is almost too much for me. >> celine dion. >> you have to understand, my parents do not -- they don't really understand celebrities or hollywood or whatever else, but my mom and i used to play celine dion in the car, like non-stop. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and being able to tell her that i met her, she's going to lose it. >> jimmy: and did she lose it? >> she did. because usually i'm like, i met tom cruise today and she'll be like -- >> jimmy: your mom doesn't know tom cruise? >> no, really, this is the problem. i grew up, i had like four vhss in my house. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yes. >> jimmy: that would make sense if you were my age, and even then it would be sad. >> i'm serious. we had, like, "private benjamin," "pretty woman" -- >> jimmy: what year are we talking about here? you should have at least had a dvd. >> i know. i don't come from a movie-watching family. i'm the black sheep of

. >>> coming up at 9:00, remembering two hollywood icons. hundreds back hollywood memorial for debbie reynolds and carrie fisher. >>> what a day for the pacific northwest, gonzaga advances and oregon upsets live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> hundreds of fans, friends and family members gathered in los angeles today for a public memorial to celebrate debbie reynolds and carrie fisher. died a month apart in december. took place at storied hollywood hills cemetery where both are buried. >>> storms hit south and midwest. destroying homes and church. this church destroyed. no one was hurt. pastor says she wasn't expecting to see this after got a call last night. >> thought i could handle a little damage or whatever, a tree. but when i got here, it's a little more. >> this upcoming week is expected to be active for severe weather. texas, oklahoma and arkans

that's the big buzz in hollywood. i'm louis aguirre.

. >> speaking of commotion, dramatic police chase ends in front of hollywood tourist. we're back in two minutes. stay with us. >> a manning through fit over being charged for a blanket. >> the flight had to be diverted to lax after he refused to write the 12-dollar fee, lax on the altercation. >> passenger on lockdown recorded from their cell phones. though say the flight from las vegas to honolulu made the unscheduled landing after the unidentified 66 year old man asked the flight attendant for a blanket. >> witnesses say the man argue he should not have to pay for a blanket, because it was so cold, and then demanded with the corporate office. police say the man-made in-flight call to the airline and said: i'd like to take someone behind the wood shed for this. >> out of line with that, you know, i could have just paid the 12 bucks, and avoid the panic and has. >> i although no physical altercation, crew members took the un set man seriously. the pilot decided just an hour into flight to dumb the the plane's fuel to land. the airline released a statement, divert ago f

officers were chasing that stolen car near the hollywood walk of fame. now, as the driver headed down hollywood boulevard, he started to wave at tourists. after many attempts, officers were finally able to stop the car as you can see, but only because that car ran out of gas. >> well, another run in with the law -- with the law, pardon me, for suspended raiders linebacker alvin smith. smith was detained by police for being drunk in public. turns out he was a passenger in a car that smashed into an unmarked police car just outside the san francisco police station this morning. smith was held so he could sober up, but he wasn't arrested. we did catch up with him as he left the police station. >> start making me like i'm some [ bleep ] criminal. that's not who i am. i'm a good person. i've never done anything. i never hurt anybody. >> smith was suspended for all of last season for violating the nfl's substance abuse policy. today marks the seventh time he's been taken into custody or arrested or questioned since 2012. >> we're getting more information about

liz: first it was democrats and unions, then hollywood. now entire cities in revolt againsdonald trump and his agenda. this is not a fight about sanctuary cities, a new fight. we have details. and welcome to "risk & reward." liberal cities refee refuse to enforce the law and deport illegal immigrants who have committed rape and murder. now a big city in trans ba bay -- san francisco bay area could be first to boycott companies to work on president trump's border wall, that city is berkeley. nearby is oakland. as two dozen bay area companies say, they are interested and are bidding on the border wall. they include constructed firms and technology firms. >> they have the right to do whatever they want. it reminds me of antioil push. and the apartheid happening many people divesting from south africa. they could do it, it is not good for them hurting businesses in their cities who pay taxes and employee their citizens. i am not surprised. a lot of people are still upset that donald trump is our president. because of the sanctuary city issue,

hollywood?ey, it was a good guess because it rhymes but it is not correct, it is inglewood. we are off to a flying start here. no, but you guys are going to be sleeping on the street at the end of this game. our next question. this is the mascot, on the screen, look to your video screen. to your right, pilar. yes. this is the mascot for which california university? okay, let's see, manuel? >> ucla? >> jimmy: oh, no, that is not correct. pilar, do you know? >> berkeley? >> jimmy: that is not correct, no. have you been out of the room? [ laughter ] >> yeah, we have. >> sal: this is a joke, right, so i have to stay in this stupid costume all night? i get it. >> jimmy: you can take off the pants. usc was the answer. next question. oh, boy, you're not going to get this either. which famous highway runs along the pacific coast? yes? >> sunset boulevard? >> jimmy: no, not correct. it runs -- it's a highway along the pacific coast. >> my bad. >> pacific boulevard? >> jimmy: i'm sorry, that is not correc

>> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- emma watson -- from "the vampire diaries," ian somerhalder -- and it's mash-up monday with music from lady antebell biv devoe. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hi, very nice. thank you for watching at home. thank you for coming to my work. for those of you who are watching from home, joining us after a long night of "the bachelor." don't worry, we have more. we'll tell all about the women who told all. we'll look deep inside the soul of bachelor nick tonight. but first, it was another wild weekend for president trump who tweeted up a world of trouble from high atop his toilet saturday morning at mar-a-lago. a lot of people are saying they need to take his phone away. i think maybe at this point they should consider taking his thumbs away. put them in a box, give them back to him in four years. he tweeted, terrible, just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism. he k

brad spends time here at the family's four house compound near hollywood. >> angelina for president. >> last friday, angelina and the children returned to l.a. from london, where she spoke at a u.n. lecture, now, the co parents are sharing duties. brad is spending time with the kids while they're in l.a. >> we will be stronger when we come out of this. that's what we're determined to be as a family. >> where does the divorce stand? they are making progress, privately and properly. oh, and get this, even though together brad and angelina were reportedly worth 400 million, even split, they're still making money. they're home in france just launched a new line of olive oil to go along with their $28 pitt-jolie rose. it's an investment for their family and their children. >> good to see they're doing better. what about ben affleck. it was eight days ago, he announced he had gotten out of rehab for alcohol addiction. and still dealing with his broken marriage and co parenting. how is he doing? >> he was spotted spending the day with his daughters. it feels like a brand new ben since he wr

. >> it was quite a tumble from barton's exciting day starting in 2003 as hollywood's newest hit girl starting on the o."o.c >> it was an overnight success. >> after leaving the o."o.c." s began her downward spiral first with a dui. two years later she started on the short-lived series the beautiful li"the beautiful life". >> everybody was really concerned that i wasn't ready and there was a lot of pressure to do right by the show and the new series. >> that pressure mischa tells dr. phil involved people medicating her to keep her working. >> speed? >> not not just that, also things like zan exand things that would take away the anxiety and the public eye. i was getting pretty stressed out so they were just prescribing things they had no right to be prescribing. >> that episode of dr. phil airs on monday. >> and we will be watching. >>> still to come. we go around the world with the fate of the furious cast. >> this is the moment where audience is going to go crazy. >> then inside the or with mama june for the surgery that removed her turkey neck. >> you're just going to go, like that

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>> jimmy: yes, hollywood boulevard. >> we shut down a huge portion of hollywood boulevard, and the bign wrote all the songs, whoa, this is a load. and celine dion arrives. and i'm holding my publicist like this is almost too much for me. >> celine dion. >> you have to understand, my parents do not -- they don't really understand celebrities or hollywood or whatever else, but my mom and i used to play celine dion in the car, like non-stop. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and being able to tell her that i met her, she's going to lose it. >> jimmy: and did she lose it? >> she did. because usually i'm like, i met tom cruise today and she'll be like -- >> jimmy: your mom doesn't know tom cruise? >> no, really, this is the problem. i grew up, i had like four vhss in my house. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yes. >> jimmy: that would make sense if you were my age, and even then it would be sad. >> i'm serious. we had, like, "private benjamin," "pretty woman" -- >> jimmy: what year are we talking about here? you should have at least had a dvd. >> i know. i don't come from a movie-watching family. i'm the bl