hollywood is basically the real big hollywood, the special effects star value, all of the stars wanttion for me now, vis—a—vis hollywood. but i'm good at storytelling. i have a suspicion i'm good at storytelling, and that is a basic and fundamental part of filmmaking. if you don't have that big films, that are mostly explosions, shootouts, things like that, don't function. that is why hollywood looks in my direction as well, it is totally fine. it's interesting you say that, hollywood looks in my direction, you say. i don't mean to sound impertinent, the one award you've never won, you won best picture at cannes with fitzcarraldo, but you've never won an oscar for your directing. does that rankle with you? number onem career i didn't have? if i ever won an oscar or not, it doesn't make a film better or worse. it just doesn't. it has to come naturally. you don't spend sleepless nights over this. i enjoy seeing that colleagues of mine who are really good get academy awards, wonderful. i don't need it. because, you see, i've made enough films. i don't need it really badly. like some 24—

biggest hollywood stars?. yes, i do live in los angeles — i don't say hollywood. since 20 years, i'm happily married in los angeles. actually in california, my wife and i lived in san francisco. and we thought, "we have to go to the place, the city with the most substance in the united states." and it was very, very clear, los angeles. very quickly, it was clear. it is the most honest place. it has the glitz and glamour of hollywood at the surface but look under it, in southern california, many things that decide the world, the trends of the world — i don't speak of trendy things, i mean serious things, like collective dreams of the world in cinema, video games, computer, internet, free speech movements, accepting gays and lesbians as an integral part of a dignified society. so you see california as a very vibrant, contemporary place... exactly, yes, but all of the stupidity is there as well. ah well, let's get to stupidity in a moment... pumping iron. 5—year—old children going to yoga classes... and the hipp

he also understood that hollywood need tobd prepared. he gotten the navy to agree and almost a year before the award and let him create something that came to me known as the field photo unit. he recruited men from his hollywood studio spending times and night doing things like shoot and films under wartime conditions. in some way, it was kind of a mark for ford, he loves ceremony and militar military. >> to of the most significant events, d-day where john ford witnesses the event unfolded atom what beach and a battle of mid way until which he's wounded, right? >> in the battle of mid way was the first time that american film maker white house there for the engagement. all of the news and all the concentrations and all the efforts was spent in the specific, trying to hold off the japanese in various places while the navy attempted to rebuild itself flute to full strengths after the damage is done by pearl harbor. most of news in the six months after pearl harbor coming out of the war waycros not good for th u.s. there were not a lot of v

you're going to hand out water in hollywood, shouldn't you hand it out at the hollywood bowl?it's good, i love that. >> reporter: would you stay's number one in your heart? >> uh. >> reporter: maybe number two? >> there's a reason why it's called h2o. >> there's a list of things i never thought i would do on television. we have to taste purified water first. >> which one's purified this one? >> this is the bottled water. >> cleanse that out. >> and then the toilet water. i'm going to use a straw. >> you're lady like. >> i don't know where this cup has been. >> all right, this is the toilet water. >> oh! >> you really >> that's awesome. >> not bad. >> this one i got from the hudson river. you want? no? anybody? takers? you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again

facebook telling hollywood would share data with them. the industry eager to see if facebook and translate the data for nearly 2 million monthly users in the inside that makes her more popular television. facebook could be coming to a screen near you this summer. >> i guess you can't really blame them because so many other sites have been getting in. how would this be different from netflix? >> as far as longer shows, facebook will have god spared not netflix 10 at-bats. they will build shows around the community crew. taking on the social community. it makes sense. lauren: which is about mark zuckerberg has been talking about. lauren: wonder sports plays in also. no politics, no. tracey, thank you. cheryl: let's get you caught up in global market action. first over to asia. a shot at the markets and the green is the nikkei in japan. hang seng, shanghai, kospi all love. lauren: italian authorities prepared to go to italian banks. still stocks thereof. that is one of the reasons we have overall gains here. the cac at 50, dx intermec 95 poi

. >> yes for the fans of golden age of hollywood going inside the home of debbie reynolds. checking out the treasure trove of memorabilia. but first, a look at today's temperatures. ♪ i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you my number 1 place... ...to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze air effects with odorclear technology cleans... ...away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up... ...to 30 days. breathe happy with new febreze. and they happen easily. the other side of this... is they can be removed... easily. spray and wash's... powerful formula... removes over 100 stains. spray and wash. better on over 100 stains. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning to washington. the annual congressional baseball game usually goes off without a whole lot of fanfare. >> last night's edition was definitely different all because the it followed the attack on the republican practice field. unity was a theme of the evening. lawmakers you see praying together before the de

. >> and hollywood was one of the biggest backers of jon ossoff's failed campaign. everybody from chelsea handler to rosy o'donnell threw money at it. did this turn off voters? democrats used to be doing we're the party of the people, we'll help you. now we're the party of the most famous friends. nobody cares. >> i don't think they care. i think that what hollywood can do really well is believe in a fantasy and live in a fantasy land and spend money. that's the two things we can do well. this is a perfect race for that. you have to believe in the fantasy that this guy will come from nowhere, from living outside the district and a fairly suburban district in georgia and then you have to believe the answer to your problems is more money. that's how you get the money and that's how you get king kong skull island and ossoff 6. >> and how the democrats have

in hollywood, i'm david daniel.ow showing off his dance moves. this is at the dallas zoo. the video was posted on you-tube on tuesday and quickly got thousands of views. the gorilla named zola is seen break-dancing in the swimming pool. one person even decided to put the video with the song "maniac" from the movie "flash-dance." morning fog/cloud and some drizzle will give way to a sunny afternoon. still warm, not so hot. your forecast is next ( will ) and it's a busy bay area weekend with pride and a big nascar race. we have everything you need to know to help you get prepared, after the break. for some, it's a distance. for some, it's a time. for some, it's a point. a pose. moving a bunch of heavy stuff. and doing...whatever this is. and for some, it's 8 hours of high-performance sleep. with beautyrest's innovations and technology, sleep performance is the new performance. (all with worry-free ownership. colors in your neighborhood... head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more v

. ♪ before becoming something of a cultural icon jonathan gold spends decades appearing in hollywoodhundreds of tv shows but never make it big until he landed the role of the most interesting man in the world. look at that face. his new memoir calls "what if." i don't ever tell stories about my life but when i do, they are true and amazing. i am honored to have you in this program >> thank you, my pleasure. you must not be going anywhere now without being stopped. >> good, i am delighted about that. keep it coming. >> yeah. >> not at all. >> the back story is that for 45 years basically, you were in this town. >> right? >> trying to make it like everybody else and then eventually this commercial. we'll come to the commercials in just a second. tell me of the 45 years journey of what it is like trying to be in the business. >> i was in the business and i made a living at it and i did not do anything else but it was a same struggle that everybody has, you know? >> it is so many ifs, ands and maybes and close calls. those dreams just trous on so often. never being right for anything exa

hollywood-- wow. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: and i told you, i asked you, "are you moving to hollywood?"you said, "no, no, i have an apartment north of the heights." >> yeah, i do, i do. i live uptown, and you know, for me it's just logistical. i do most of my writing on the subway. i find it's the perfect mix of being able to interact with the world and be closed off, so any time i'm in l.a.-- like when i had to shoot my episode of house-- any time driving feels like lost time. that's... that's my writing time is commuting time. so you know, i... i participate in that world as much as is necessary, and then i go home. >> hinojosa: you're a producer of a hollywood film. >> ( laughing ) well... >> hinojosa: i'm sorry, i just have to say that. >> i'm a co-producer. >> hinojosa: okay, you're a co-producer... all right, well, let's just say you are producing a major hollywood film in a team... >> when you say it like that it's terrifying! ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: well, i want to know if it's terrifying. i mean, how do you... i mean, suddenly you're like, negotiating hollywood executives. an

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is hollywood's most eligible bachelor brad pitt dating again? what we know about the two romance rumors. >>> and the hollywood romance that everybody is talking about. exclusive new photos. >>> then inside beyonce's secret baby hideaway. >> they left the hospital on wednesday. >> details on her reported $400,000 a month mansion with twins. >>> plus -- >> it's very different. get ready. >> rebel wilson talks about "pitch perfect 3." inside julia roberts fixer upper. and is this the new abby lee miller. >> oh, yeah! >> your first look at the guilty pleasure. we meet the behind-the-scenes dance show. >> the crowd's not ready. >> no they ain't. >> now for june 26, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> hi everybody. well now brad pitt is hollywood's most eligible bachelor. >> is brad pitt already dating a supermodel, or jude law's ex? >> it could be both. or could it beneather? we're getting to the bottom of the latest romance rumors. they are confusing, but brad got his single man mojo back. >>> brad and sienna miller? or brad with elle macphers

despite getting beat up by hollywood feminists, karen handel pulling off a major win for the gop. next guest is the victory is a sign voters have had enough with the hysterics in hollywood. >> trying to put the flag -- keeping the flag down. rob: a navy veteran and his wife were told to take down their american flag. >> marco rubio's cringe worthy moment with the first daughter, the awkward hug you have to see. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your summer vacation is very important. that's why booking.com has great offers up to 40% off now through july 4th. find great deals now at booking.com. booking.yeah! >> in california sparking outrage, a quota system insuring it doesn't admit too many legal american citizens. the university of california, out-of-state student population at 18% but not kept are illegal immigrants.

. >>> and when hollywood and washington collide. johnny depp is the latest to stir controversy with a bad joke of the sitting president. it is no laughing matter for the current president. we are live on cnn newsroom. >>> 4:29 a.m. welcome back to the viewers around the world and united states. this is cnn newsroom. i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. u.s. president donald trump is questioning why the obama administration did not do anything to respond to russian interference during the 2016 election. the washington post reported mr. obama knew of russia plans in advance of the election. >> former obama officials say they did not want to go public with the russian threat because it may play into vladimir putin's hands. mr. obama approved of cyber weapons in the russian infrastructure in retaliation, but it was in planning stages when the former president left office. that means it fell in the hands of president trump. >>> a family of three has been rescued alive from all of this after a landslide in china. state media report 14

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>> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- michael keaton, from the new orleans pelicans, anthony davis, soccer superstar neymar jr. and music from charlie wilson featuring robin thicke. and now, heads up! here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: ry hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for everything, really. i appreciate it. well, for those of you who were with us in primetime tonight, welcome back. after another evening of big-time basketball, game three of the nba finals between the golden state warriors and cleveland cavaliers, this is the third time these teams have matched up for the finals. and as we learned last year, anything can happen. a player could turn into a werewolf. we don't know. we really just don't know. by the way, one thing we know is they jack up the ticket prices this time of year. courtside seats for game three, in cleveland, went for as much as $20,000 a pop. you know, usually to be able to afford that you have

yes, hollywood has long tended to lean left, but this kind of extremist talk is new.uary, madonna said this at the women's march in washington:madonna: "yes, i've thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house, but i know that this won't change anything."in snoop dogg's video for "lavender," he shoots a clown version of the president with a toy gun. and graphic images of kathy griffin holding a mock bloodied head of president trump made her a target of a secret service investigation according to her lawyers. it also cost her a job. cnn called the photos "disgusting and offensive" and fired her as its new year's eve co-host. at issue is free speech versus security -- threatening the life of a u.s. president is a federal crime that can result in a fine or up to 5 years in prison - or both. a lot of hollywood stars are traditionally very public about their liberal politics, but these incidents cross a linejoe bel bruno, variety: "really, there hasn't been a call from the hollywood left to say enough is enough. and i think that need to come from hollywood. from the

. >> up next, what brought these powerful hollywood women together last night? then, it's one of the most classic mysteries ever. we're with the cast of "murder on the orient express". >>> then the men of thunder from down under give us the secret to their show. what gets the ladies screaming? >>> but first -- >> we have to speak as one united group. >> let the binge watching begin. "orange is the new black" kicks off their fifth season today. the emmy-winning dramedy covers just three days with a prison riot over 13 episodes. uzo aduba welcomed the challenges and the storyline. >> i can tell you, there's a change of power. >> and stars aren't giving up any more spoilers. >> i can tell you all kinds of things. but, you know >>> at the premiere of her new who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't

much more so than any other of these hollywood movies. netflix has made this!lion movie, half of this is in korea and it ends up in incredibly dark places and no studio would have allowed bong joon—ho to do this but netflix did so and i think it is giving us freedom and money in a way that hollywood has rarely done since the great days of early martin scorcese and woody allen, bonnie and clyde. this is a golden time. in a way, this film celebrates direct action? yes. we have an animal liberation front in this film but they are not entirely heroic, they are stupid at times and slapstick. 0ne character is so determined not to leave our carbon footprint on the earth but he has given up eating entirely. there are very funny moments. yes, so they are not entirely heroic. the bad people in this film are not entirely bad and the goodies are not entirely good. like humans, there are grey areas. thank you very much. that's nearly all for tonight. but before we go, you won't have been able to visit a great maypole in london unless you were around in 1672. it was then tha

who cares. >> hollywood's $20 million comic facing growing backlash. tmz have now been canceled.tedly devastated after cnn fired her from her new year's eve gig. co-host anderson cooper calling the video shoot clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate. >> do you think kathy should have been fired? >> anderson not talking in new york last night, but his fox news rival tucker carlson did speak out. >> it was a political stunt of the dumbest kind. an 8th grader wouldn't do it. it's stupid. >> larry king giving his view. >> it was a terrible mistake. no one feels sorrier than her. she's apologized. cnn should let it go. >> who is the shock photog behind the image? the 35-year-old florida native posting this video to instagram just before the controversy erupted. famous and litigious for provocative celebrity photos we can't show on tv, telling a dallas newspaper, i am sure there is a line. i've just never seen it. a theme echoed by griffin in her apology video. >> i moved the line, i crossed it. > now, this summer lopez right here is headed to mexico to cross off one of the ite

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because i thought -- when you think about the hollywood, a star on hollywood boulevard, you think of johnny carson. so i was kind of like, a, do they know something i don't know? [ laughter ] like, am i going to die? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, yeah. >> or b, is it over? is my career over? is this the twilight of my career? she's wrapped "the mickey mouse club." she's played that college kid. russian spy. w, go. er, done, someone else >> jimmy: no, it's not really the case. there are many stars whose careers are thriving out there. >> apparently, that's what they said. someone said chris pratt just got one. he's a big movie star. and i said, can you confirm that since he got the star he's gotten another job? [ laughter ] no, i can't. what is this? >> jimmy: it's funny you say that. in a way it is like being at >> it kind of was. they make you stand there. love them. it was amazing, obviously. you stand there and people talk about you. >> jimmy: right. >> standing there. >> jimmy: and your name is on something buried in cement. >> yes. it's so true. >> jimmy: who spoke about you? >> j

his fans visited his star on the hollywood walk of fame to express condolences.took photos and left flowers in memory of the television icon. >> adam west appeared on many other shows besides batman, that's where most of us know him, he was on bone in an sa perry mason, we're more now from fox of anita vog al. >> reporter: playing the capped crusader during the 1960's tv show batman, 88-year-old adam west died in los angeles after a short battle with leukemia. >> batman and robin courageous warriors >> having a handful of co starring rolls early on in his career, he got discovered by batman producer william dosier during nestle quick commercial. it only ran from 1966 to 1968. his iconic role as bruce wayne will forever be his note notable role. struggling to get quality non-type cast roles the actor kept working co starring on several tv and film projects but perhaps it wasn't until he ventured no steady voice overwork did his career find new simpsons and playing mayor west, fictionnal at ego. statement from his family said hour dad saw himself as the bright knig

. >> how she went from the army to a beauty queen to hollywood superstardom. >>> we're used to seeingole kidman and keith urban looking so in love on the red carpet. so, what are their romance secrets? nicole's big no-no may surprise you. >>> closed captioning provided by -- on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why w

. >>> and the hollywood romance that everybody is talking about. exclusive new fe toes. then inside beyonce's secret baby hideaway. details on her reported $400,000 a month mansion with twins. >>> plus -- >> it's very different. get ready. >> rebel wilson talks about "pitch perfect 3." and is this the new abby lee miller? >> yoe, yeah! >> your first look at a guilty pleasure. we meet the behind-the-scenes dance show. >> the crowd's not ready. >> now for june 26, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight. ". >> is brad pitt already dating a supermodel, or jude law's ex? >> it could be both. we're getting to the bottom of the latest romance rumors. they are confusing but brad got his single man mojo back. >>> brad and sienna miller? or brad with elle macpherson? these are the two different ladies brad's hooking up with, depending on which headline you believe. brad and sienna supposedly had a 3:00 a.m. hookup at this weekend's glastonbury music festival in england. that's where the single star was also seen getting photobombed by bradley cooper and hanging with tilda swinton, b

has hollywood no cloud whatsoever?tney and springsteen and the game turns people off am not interested in celebrity endorsements. >> doesn't work with democrat union worker out of a job, they don't care if jon bon jovi or any hollywood person is showing up. stuart: isn't this a real change? you get some celebrities who go out and cheerlead for you, that brings in younger voters, musicians and young actors, you bring in the millennials they will vote for you, that is not true any longer or is it special to georgia? >> there is a back lash, who are you to come from california and tell us who to vote for? stuart: especially georgia. joining us now, none other than comedian dennis eller. miller. we talked about we americans not being real good at managing money. when four doesn't have a dollars saved, we tend to pay the bills we don't need to pay, pay them first and the bills we need to pay, pay the last. what is your take on americans handling of money? >> i'm with the judge. who cares? do you have enough time in your day

i was there as "spider-man" star, tom holland shut down hollywood boulevard at his huge premiere. >>d right now. >> we're very proud of tom. >> i am sweating. >> tom's spiedy senses were on overload despite high praise from this man himself. but having his family in l.a. with him seemed to put him at ease. he even instagrammed their day, leading up to the main event. >> the premiere. we have a big old spot here, and the frizz is real. come on. >> who is here tonight? >> i got my mom, my brother, harry, my brother, patty. patty! >> did he make you work out with him today? >> no. i decided to try it along with him. >> oh. he is a beast. >> tell me this. how proud are you of your big brother? >> very proud. yeah. i try to be like him. >> good answer, pad. >> this picks up where "kaps america" picked off, with peter parker in high school. in real life, these two are such good friends, they are wearing each other's clothes. >> we're the same size, but i have this, like, really nice athlete jacket and he was, like, running out of clothes on the press tour, and he was, like, i'm going to ta

later on he'll attempt to sink a three-point shot out on hollywood boulevard. if he makes that shot, everyone in the studio audience gets a prize. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and if he doesn't, none of you should go see his movie -- it's the only way he'll learn. [ laughter ] will ferrell has basketball experience. [ laughter ] here's an interesting basketball/social media statistic. according to researchers at stony brook university, nba players who stay up tweeting before the game tend to deliver subpar performances the next day. same goes for presidents, by the way. [ cheers and applause ] according to a study players who are active on twitter between 11:00 a.m. a-- p.m. and 7:00 a.m., they got more retweets. why are the researchers -- why are they studying the relationship between tweeting and basketball? speaking of social media, steph curry took some flak for something that happened in the fourth quarter at the end of the game two. the warriors were up by 12 points. steph was spotted on the sidelines taking what appeared to be a little nap. >> the w

i have yet to hear them condemn that rhetoric we have from elite, hollywood for example.look at this guy's social media page. it was filled with hate, and i have the -- i hav -- -- i have the -- toward president trump and the republicans. >> coupled with his background, we was arrested for assault. and one of his you know mug shots there. again another case of yellow perhap or red flags. >> they time after time, we see this they are never stand up guys, no one says he was the greatest guy in the world, they are turds from the beginning, w need to look at, should he have had a gun. gun. charles: bernie sanders. >> also a turd. jim: he did speaturd. charles: he dispk out. >> he did make comments in past sh he should not have said. charles: where are we with politicians and entertain ors those who pla fan the flames. >> time, i agree with defin with da nene into your guest, if it is hate filled, it is hate filled, the guy this morning, specifically asked, who was playing baseball, republicans or democrats, when he got the answer he wanted, he opened fire. it is what it is. w

he plays an aging star of hollywood westerns coming to terms with lost opportunities.eer has been very different >> i'm riding the peak right now, it's all peaks and valleys, i've had a wonderful career, almost 49 years now, and to still be at it doing something i loved as a kid and aspired to do, you know, i'm a lucky man. >>> your father said when you told him he wanted to be an actor >> no, he had that line about you got a snowball's chance in hell to make a living in that town. i think he'd be pickled now, he died as a young man. i was 18 when my dad died. >>> you went to hollywood >> i did, in spite of his advice. >>> how have you survived? >> i think i made a very conscious decision that i want two things in my life. one was an acting career. and the other one was a family. i wanted to be married. i wanted to have a child. and it's not an easy game. you know, it's work. it takes work to do that.t >>> the second season is streaming on netflix. the show evolved because we had a long break between the time we pitched the show and did it. because in that period, we g

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live -- game night"! tonight -- will ferrell. guillermo at nba media day. presented by flonase sensimist allergy relief. and now, from way downtown, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you. thank you for joining us in primetime. it's a big night tonight. we have game three of the nba finals. golden state warriors versus the cleveland cavaliers from the quicken loans arena, the only arena where you can get garlic fries and a subprime mortgage, too. the warriors as you know won the first two games of the series which means they're 14-0 in the playoffs, that's a record. it looks like their strategy of having all the best players on one team is paying off. of course, they led the series 2-0 last year and if the cavaliers can find a way to stop durant and curry and kla thompson and draymond een and d a few other guys they can turn this thing around and win this thing. i'm not an expert when it comes to basketball. i'm not a coach or a player. i can't figure out how to get the needle in to pump it. i thihihihink i've figured the caval

goal and that is to popularise science so the be taught from nobel laureates cosmonauts astronauts hollywood directors is on a range of topics from work in the world of robots in the future the future to colonizing other planets but there's one thing that we take in a box seats here that you may be relieved to find out and that's politics. some of you might be pleased to hear that's how the news looks a faster day from inhofe and next that goes across to. in case you're new to the game this is how it works in our economy is built around core. perforations washington washington media. the national weather service in sterling virginia has issued a special memory warning for chesapeake bay from pools island to sandy point maryland chesapeake bay from sandy point to north beach maryland chester river to queens to maryland river to cambridge maryland and the little channel ten river eastern patapsco river including baltimore harbor until five pm three twenty pm strong thunderstorms were located along the line extending from eleven nautical miles northwest of key bridge to six not equal miles west

>>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live -- game night"! tonight -- kevin hart, nba hall of famer karl malone, and "mean tweets" -- nba edition, presented by flonase sensimist allergy relief. and now, at the buzzer, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thanks for joining us in primetime for our tenth annual nba finals game night special. thank you very much. once again, it comes down to the golden state warriors and cleveland cavaliers. this is the third straight season the awars and cavaliers have played in the finals. the most successful series we have here at abc at this point. billing it the first-ever three-match. something has happened t three match is one of them. this final series could not have come at a better time whether you're from cleveland the bay area, or any place, this is a chance for all of us to take a break from watching our president grab ass with russia and have fun with something [ laughter ] >> for lebron james this is his sefsht year in a row at the finals and his eighth appearance overall. lebron has been in as many fin

in hollywood, a local water district helping many beat the heat by turning toilet water into drinking the orange county waste district for nearly 10 years has been recycling wastewater and recently set up a stand on hollywood sidewalks to test out how people would react. >> it is for the water, do i look like a dog? >> i have an extra bottle to take home. we are from georgia and we do not do things like that. adrianna: the water district has no plans to bottle the point of water but wanted to get people to accept the idea of recycled wastewater so it could eventually be pumped into the water system. do not know if we needed to see the toilet flush. doug: we will be in orange county next month and i do not think i will be thursday. thirsty. sooner or later, we will have to save water. happy lunchtime. , code orange for children and the elderly, people with asthma or heart and lung disease. avoid as much time as you can outside and take it easy. every little wind and very warm and muggy. typical washington summer day. there could be an isolated shower or storm in the afternoon and noont

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these two just might be hollywood's most affectionate couple.o enjoy these events on a date level at least somewhat? >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. being together. >> can you believe keith almost never asked nicole out on a date? >> have you met anyone who you thought was completely out of your league? kevin, you haven't. but i'm saying imagine you met anybody like that. that's where i was at. >> i love seeing that family all together. nicole is due in london to talk to james corden. she's part of the star-studded line-up as the "late late show" broadcasts from corden's home country next week. james is, well, i'll say already in the spirit. there he is practically perfect as mary poppins. james is also going for a little joy ride with grammy winner ed sheeran. >> ready? sing! ♪ i'm on my way ♪ thinking we found love in a local radio ♪ >> he's got some quite tricky lyrics. so i really, really rehearsed in my car just on my own. people driving past just thought i was insane. just for ages just doing that. because -- side of the stage and a fire brigade ♪ ♪

david daniel has all that in the hollywood minute. "have you ever heard of the western appreciation guild? they want to give you a lifetime achievement award." "lifetime, huh?"veteran actor sam elliott takes center stage for a change in "the hero," now playing in limited release. if his character seems somewhat familiar, it's because writer-director brett haley wrote the film specifcially for elliott. "having something written with me in mind was not something that's happened to me before." "i'm nothin' without all of you.""i'm happy to welcome you here for the annual announcement of our walk of fame inductees."next year's hollywood walk of fame class includes some appropriately big names! "star wars" legend mark hamill and oscar winner jennifer lawrence are among the motion picture honorees... t-v "wonder woman" lynda carter and "empire" star taraji p. henson top the small screen list... music honorees include harry connick junior, snoop dogg, carrie underwood, and "weird al" yankovic... and for live theater, "hamilton" creator and s

. >> up next, what brought these powerful hollywood women together last night?one of the most classic mysteries ever. we're with the cast of "murder on the orient express". the star studded new movie with penelope cruz, michelle fiefr and this aye lister. >>> then the men of thunder from down under give us the secret to their show. what's the move? what's your signature? what gets the lady's screaming. >>> but first -- >> we have to speak as one united group. >> let the binge watching begin. "orange is the new black" kicks off their fifth season today. >> i've done so many incredible projects over the last couple years. there's something about "orange is the new black". the emmy-winning dramedy covers just three days with a prison riot over 13 episodes. >> we're denied basic humanity. the show's emmy win er uzo aduba welcomed the challenges and the storyline. >> i can tell you, there's a change of power. >> and stars aren't giving up any more spoilers. >> i can tell you all kinds of things. but, you know, i don't want anybody to break my legs in the bathroom. yo

that's where these two friends from hollywood come in. jamie drewblood and jesse wilson created for the win, an organization that puts young heroes like conner on the silver screen, literally. >> they're already heroes. they're fighting, they're fighting something real, and it's bad. >> reporter: for the win set up an entire movie shoot for conner with lights, cameras and plenty of action. >> awesome. >> reporter: conner was even invited to the red carpet premiere of the latest power rangers film. best of all, friends and family all got to screen the movie trailer for the win produced just for him. he even autographed copies of his very own movie poster. so what's it like being an a-lister? >> it's the best day of my life. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> they'll watch over and over again during the day, and that gives them that charge to get through the day. >> energize! >> reporter: because when the conner ranger's in the room, everyone is energized. kevin tibbles, nbc news, ft. mill, south carolina. >>> when we come back in just a mome