. >> now the hollywood dream gone wrong. dorothy straten's rising fame. >> i'm in the middle of an another movie. >> his jealousy reaching a breaking point. >> he just out of control, o o his mind. >> "nightlinl be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the sun ♪ ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. she was a playboy centerfold in the center of attention in hollywood. the "it" girl of her time. dorothy stratton's star was on the rise until one man's jealousy took over. >> dorothy stratton was once in a lifetime. >> she was in every respect the object of desire of dreams of many men. >> reporter: a hollywood dream gone wrong. a worker at dairy queen who became a playboy playmate. >> she has an innocence about her. >> reporter: her life memorialized in the film "star 80." >> she became sought after by every man in the world many. >> reporter: and the small-time promoter who couldn't let her go. >> i knew he was dangerous, and somehow or othe

i don't believe so. >> his hollywood client list keeps growing. jayne mansfield in a blackwell dress, jane russell, and goldie hawn. i'd like to add one more name to that list. >> they were meant to be worn. they were meant to be shown off, and you have the body for it, so... >> say that again. >> you have the body for it. >> okay. got it? jamie colby off to try and be on the "yes" list. ♪ >> okay, now that's the way blackwell wanted his dresses to look. >> really? oh my, gosh. it feels so exciting to wear it. >> this is perfect. look at this. >> can you believe this is my job? i'm getting paid today. >> that's beautiful. >> okay, one more. >> go get it. ♪ okay, i didn't think i could find anything better. >> this is a completely different look, but the color, the beading, the way it feels on -- it's spectacular. >> this is quintessential blackwell. but soon this would be quintessential blackwell. >> he was the first person to really call out bad fashion. >> the diva of disclosure needs an immediate fashion foreclosure. [ laughter ] >> that, and a

do you think hollywood gets you? >> no, i clearly believe i'm ignored in hollywood, and that's fine. i get it. >> reporter: wait a second, is that fine? >> it is. my audience and the stories that i tell are the african american stories i grew up with, and we speak a language. hollywood doesn't necessarily speak the language. >> whoa is doing your hair? >> oliver: the perry madea films have had universal appeal. and hopes to build on the success. rodney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for decades. what kind of legacy did he build? >> a lot of the people who showed up there-- hank aaron, andrew young, john lewis-- i think in many ways he is the hollywood equivalent for them, for this generation in atlanta. i mean, he means so much to people here in terms of what he represents. >> oliver: the studio is built on a former confederate army base. that irony is not lost on perry, who named each of the studios after prominent african americans in the film industry. an amazing endeavor. coming up, a group of teenagers

famous former inmates include patty hearst and hollywood madam heidi fleiss.ohn doc fuller, author of "a day in prison" says the first few daves will be hard. >> the first five days will be pretty tough because she won't have access to a phone right away. >>> well, the college scandal is not the only bombshell hitting hollywood. the trailer for the new fox news expose starring nicole kidman, charlize theron and margot robbie dropped today and we talked to the ladies about this movie because it's explosive. >> ready to go to war? >> oh, yeah. >> this film is a very powerful film. charlize was the one that championed getting it made. >> the physical transformations in "bombshell" are remarkable in themselves. >> hr's on the phone because you called me a skirt. >> yeah, i gotta read that manuel again. >> but the way nicole kidman and charlize theron capture the mannerisms of gretchen carlson and megyn kelly is next level good. >> whoa, it's hot in here. >> the film traces the sexual harassment controversy that shook fox news. just look at the trailer compared to

film legends shut down hollywood boulevard.obert de niro, al pacino and an unrecognizable joe pesci united for the premiere of martin scorsese's "the irishman" -- already getting buzz for de niro's de-aged performance. >> what was your reaction when you first saw that footage of yourself? >> it was okay. i just want it to work as best as it can and they did a very good job. >> it was rather exciting when we saw the test. we realized, wow, this could work. >>> now to another hollywood legend, julie andrews. i just loved her in "the sound of music." the 84-year-old is spilling secrets behind the scenes of her classic movies in her new memoire "hard work," including the iconic mary poppins. ♪ just a spoonful of sugar >> back in the '80s you did a it "entertainment tonight." >> did i? >> you sure did. >> i seem to remember i did. >> is there any mary poppins left in julie andrews? >> you should see me when i'm screaming at the children. there's a great deal of mary poppins in there i think. mary poppins was the first film that i ev

it was a connection with hollywood. it was a connection with playboy.> paul was a weak man. paul couldn't take it. paul had to be more. >> paul seemed to be like a promoter. he had done, like, a farrah fawcett lookalike contest, or a john travolta lookalike contest. >> i got a call from paul. and he said, "max." he said, "i have an idea for something. and i'd like to talk to you about it." and i said, "what is this about?" and he said, "well, this is about male dancers." i said, "dancers. what kind of dancers?" he said, "male strippers." i said, "is this for, like, a gay joint or something like that?" he says, "no, no, no." he says, "i'll talk to you about it when i get there." >> he was the founder, or had the idea of chippendale's, which at the time was a great idea. >> and the fact that the chippendale dancers have the cuffs and collars that are exactly the same as the playboy bunnies came directly from paul. because dorothy was working as a bunny at the playboy club. >> paul was one of those kind of idiot savants. he knew what people liked. >> he wa

>> what was hollywood like back then?hollywood was so glamorous, and when the movie stars came to new york, like lana turner or bette davis, it was a different era, and they treated the fans with respect. >> and now? >> the glamour is gone. today they have bodyguards. these young kids, they all sign initials now. the autographs that we got then, you could still read them. jack was so fussy, if he didn't like it, he'd ask them to sign it again. >> was he obsessive about collecting? >> yes, yes. he was. that's what his main purpose in life was, to take care of that collection. >> to save money and pursue more autographs, jack rents a tiny apartment on the city's upper west side. >> jack told me many times, "juan carlos, this is my profession. it's hard work, but somebody has to do it." >> a profession that requires coast-to-coast travel. in the 1950s, jack hits the road to the back lots of hollywood studios. >> clint eastwood was found by jack in 1954 outside hollywood studios in california. he was nobody at that time. he w

do you think hollywood gets you? >> no. i clearly believe that i'm ignored in hollywood for sure.ne. i get it. th wait a second. is that fine? >> it is. my audience and the stories that i tell are african american stories that i grew up with. thatwe speak a language. hollywood doesn't necessarily speak the language. >> who doing your hair? >> reporter: but perry's "madea" rlms have had universal appeal. he hopes to build on their success. " dney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for tcades. is this considered the next delta air lines or coca-cola? >> when people bring up atlanta, heu think of cnn and ted turner and hank aaron and the braves and coca cola, and you'll think of tyler perry. >> reporter: the studio is built on confederate is lost not on perry, who named after prominent african americans in the film industry. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. o o'donnell: and tomorrow on cbs this morning, gayle goes inside tyler perry's massive new studio. that is the "cbs evening news." "m norah o'donnell in washington with thanks to the innes day law firm for this fcredible view

canceling a hollywood premier. >>> then ben affleck speaks out after his weekend relapse. >> it happens. >> his visit with ex jen. >>> plus j.lo talking the super bowl. kerry washington revealing her halloween surprise. >>> it's halloween week on "e.t." >> we've got david arquette to give us a scream. [ screaming ] >>> welcome to universal studios hollywood. we're here with our special guest co-host, david arquette. >> i'm a scream veteran. >> we'll hear that scream later. first the big story out of california are the wildfires. >> my daughter's school got canceled. friends got evacuated. we pray for you.

-- an experience based on a hollywood film. recent film.-- there are problems on how the green book not only represented the notion of what the green book meant for african-american communities, but based on its representation in the civil rights movement in general. the green book was meant to serve as a guide to african-american families and individuals who decided to travel to the south to visit families, to go on vacation, etc. they pointed out in this book fores that were safe african-americans to stay in during segregation. allhe film, it seems that of the places that are safe for african-americans to stay while they are traveling are run down, for example. watch the film, and you will see those different scenes. when they detect the protagonist -- depict the protagonist traveling south, they do so as if he had no notion of what life was like for black people in the south. this is done for the purposes of hollywood, but this is how it plays out in many cases. lastly, in that film, like other hollywood films dealing with b

here's david daniel this morning's hollywood minute. >>and but we all have to make sure nothing and stuff or keep the hollywood film awards has announced its first major honoree this year toy story 4 will receive the hollywood animation award at this year's ceremony other film set to be honored include joe joe rabbit for cinematography and for production design and ford v ferrari for editing and for sound more winners will be announced before the 23th hollywood film awards. remember 3rd in beverly hills. harriet star cynthia erivo is following up one icon with another her portrayal of legendary abolitionist harriet tubman opens november 1st next she'll play aretha franklin and the upcoming season of genius. the national geographic anthology series dramatizes the professional and personal stories of such innovators as albert einstein and pablo picasso as the queen of soul aretha will perform any of franklin songs. 20 years ago metallica and the san francisco symphony combined for concerts and an album. >>now the orchestra and the rockers

. >>> meanwhile, another hollywood mom, gwen stefani, is 50 today. man blake shelton tweeted, happy birthday. i love you so much, it's actually stupid and possibly illegal in the state of california. that's some big love. all right, we have our own gift for gwen in the form after a "e.t." birthday throwback. ♪ hey baby >> i look, like, bananas. i feel very glamorous. ♪ bananas b-a-n-a-n-a-s >> we hear gwen is over the moon about her milestone birthday and feels confident in her age. a source tells "e.t. "she's on vacation with blake right now, but he wants to make her feel special and is planning a big party for her. it's a costume party. ♪ we know how much gwen loves she's been a trend setter since we first met her back in 1996. >> the pants, they don't fit. i'm like, ugh. ♪ i ain't no hollaback girl >> judy jetson is my influence tonight. ♪ it's my life >> the no doubt frontwoman has rocked more looks than we can count, from california beach punk to old hollywood glam to harajuku girl. she even made braces look cool. her fashion philosophy? >> i al

. ♪ >>> tonight massive wildfires threatening stars home and canceling a hollywood premier. >>> thenen affleck speaks out after his weekend relapse. >> it happens. >> his visit with ex jen. >>> plus j.lo talking the super bowl. kerry washington revealing her halloween surprise. >>> it's halloween week on "e.t." >> we've got david arquette to give us a scream. [ screaming ] >>> welcome to universal studios hollywood. we're here with our special guest co-host, david arquette. >> i'm a scream veteran. >> we'll hear that scream later. first the big story out of california are the wildfires. >> my daughter's school got canceled. friends got evacuated. we pray for you. >> here is tonight's top story. this is the devastating getty wildfire that has shut down tonight's massive "terminator, dark fate" hollywood premiere. the studio made the announcement earlier today. the film's star arnold schwarzenegger was one of the thousands of l.a. residents forced to flee their home within the mandatory evacuation zone. arnold evacuated in the middle of the night at 3:30 a.m. he called the firefighters

do you think hollywood gets you? >> no. i clearly believe that i'm ignored in hollywood for sure, and that's fine. i get it. >> wait a second, is that fine? >> it is. my audience and the stories that i tell are african american stories that i grew up with, and we speak a language. hollywood doesn't necessarily speak the language. >> who doing your hair? >> reporter: but perry's "madea" films have had universal appeal and he hopes to build on his success. rodney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for decades. is this considered the next delta airlines or coca-cola for atlanta? >> when people bring up atlanta, you'll think of cnn and ted turner. you'll think of hank aaron and the braves, and coca-cola, and you'll think of tyler perry. >> reporter: the studio is built on a former confederate army base. that irony is not lost on perry, who named each of the studios after prominent african americans in the film industry. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> i'm norah o'donnell in washington. thanks to the jones day law firm

. >> reporter: the biggest scandal in hollywood in years. >> new outrage in the "me too" movement.nd i can't tell you i had a crystal ball. >> the fallout spreading from hollywood to corporate america, the media and capitol hill. >> and knew there would be this incredible flood of people in industry after industry. women and men coming forward with difficult claims. >> senator al franken announcing he will resign. >> pressure is going on president trump's supreme court nominee. >> matt lauer has been terminated from nbc news. >> reporter: at the center of the saga that was the "me too" movement there were the big names. salma hayek, gwyneth paltrow, ashley judd. >> i thought no meant no. >> reporter: rose mcgowan. >> a nightmare. and i will never be the same. >> you're about to hear from the reporter who obtained that secretly recorded audio. >> reporter: and then there was ronan farrow. >> ronan was definitely underestimated by pretty much everybody, i believe. >> reporter: a reporter and witness to a cultural shift that would define an era. >> thousands joining marches and rallie

. >> after "t-2" hollywood has a way of comportment rileizing th actors.red -- i was happy to come back. >> it picks up where terminator left off. meaning these never happened. >> 1997 supposed to be judgment day. >> the movie introduced two tough ladies by linda's side. they couldn't wait to learn from linda. >> we are very excited to be her side kicks. >> i feel exhausted, and she's like, yes, one more. i'm like, how can i say i'm tired when she's not? >> the stunts and muscles are real, but linda's hair -- >> i died it gray. i don't have gray hair yet. but i wanted to distinguish myself from the last sarah connor. >> some things never change. >> i can see you're very upset. >> when you step back on the set with around for the first time? >> you know what? it was truly lovely. >> when this is all over, i am going to kill you. >> i understand. >> people might forget you were in a movie with arnold too, kindergarten cop. >> absolutely. i'm sitting behind him in an airline, and i was a waiter. >> also ahead, adele doesn't look like this anymore. her new loo

it lends itself to hollywood. a hollywood presentation. >> he is such an insuffererable figure. rates. we are watching it unfold in reality. you can't overdramatize what happens. it doesn't get better than this. of course trump will get impeopled. -- impeached. the guy playing dumb and a dumber plays james comey. hollywood has to make him the hero to lock into the american psyche he was the right man to take out a president. one the report comes out they may have to rewrite. >> democrats have a lot of issues with comey. >> yes. any candidate that loses they need to take responsibility. if there was one person that caused them problems, it was james comey. a premier date hasn't been set. this will happen 2 weeks before the election of 2020. i will be interesting to see who the contributing producers are. they will get paid to consult for this production. >> who is the audience? >> the people that actually make it. no. it's like when guys used to write for gq. writing for the guys at esquire. trying to impress. >> like the "washington post." >> yes. i think they are making a huge

i am asking hollywood, who has the cajon is to come forward.s, i want to work for america. let's find a common ground and work together. >> then the impeachment. throw that into the mix. antonio, it's always good to talk to you. good luck out there. kennedy joins us with a sneak peek at what's coming up on her 0 show. kennedy: it will shall delist. we are discussing the ills of minimum wage laws that decimated some big statist cities. everyone should sat saddle up for that. maybe give trump a call. trish: far left new york city is threatening $250,000 in fines for using terms like illegal alien. they are going to fine you for saying something like that if they can prove you meant it in a demeaning way. kat timpf has more on that story right after this. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ problems. nobody likes problems. but why is that? at ibm, problems actually inspire us, to fix things,

a prison cell when felicity huffman is out, she'll be free to be able to return back to hollywood. she'll have to serve 250 hours of community service and serve one year supervised release. lester >> all right, miguel, thank you. >>> new developments tonight in the investigation of that deadly police shooting in fort worth, texas. hours after he resigned, the officer involved was charged with murdering a woman in her home gabe gutierrez has the latest >> reporter: tonight former fort worth police officer aaron dean is out on $200,000 bail after being charged with the murder of atatiana jefferson today interim police chief ed kraus choked back tears. >> it's very emotional because the officers, they try hard every day to try to make this city better. >> reporter: he said he was deeply sorry for what happened >> i think that's going to be all. thank you. >> reporter: before abruptly ending a news conference police say the 34-year-old dean never identified himself as an officer when he went to check on a home early saturday morning. as seen on this body cam video, he opened fire withi

the tour kicks off with to nashville shows in march in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>go into the peak outside checking in on the bay bridge, there's a lot. that's growing in your cash lanes but it's a quiet friday morning commute into san francisco. of course with a complete weather and traffic check after the break.

a hollywood movie star in the royalfamily, that that we've got a hollywood movie star in the royal familytions that you're talking about, susan, actually, a lot of them came in because of the death of princess diana, and the way the paparazzi chased her, the global paparazzi. they have been relaxed a little bit. well, they have been relaxed, people have just got back they are being relaxed about them. and i think to some extent from i think the public, the reading public have forgotten some of this stuff. especially as it relates to megan. i think some journalists and editors choosing not to, they certainly haven't forgotten it, but are choosing to say that they don't have to follow it. like there was with diana, you know, we we re like there was with diana, you know, we were all like, it's awful, you know, it's awful the way her privacy was constantly invaded, but we were all so neck soaking it up, we couldn't get enough, we were insatiable, and the same with meghan. i mean meghan and harry are the rock stars of the royal family. she's so glamourous, beautiful... they give a lot. they do

we're looking at mild temperatures in the 70's to get specific for your city and the hollywood minute stick around we'll be right back. >>to the kron 00:04am morning news and thanks for waking up with us this time to check your entertainment headlines. us from the big bucks to the big awards. we're covering it all this morning in entertainment headlines or stay the daniel breaking it all down. >>grab your proton pack and don't cross the streams, the original ghostbusters is returning to theaters for its 35th anniversary more than 600 us theaters will screen the classic comedy, including a brand new introduction featuring the film stars on sunday october 6th and thursday october 10th go to fathom events dot com for details. rob riggle has a new gig the actor writer and comedian is set to host this year's hollywood film awards which bills itself as the official launch of the award season. the 23th hollywood film awards take place november 3rd in beverly hills before avatar i talked to james cameron file have been ma da in avatar and as an inducement offered him 10% of the profits. damon

>> she appeared with howard stern's new hollywood studios.shut down an offer to set her up. >> do you want me to set you up right now? >> not right now. i don't like being set up. i don't like it, i hate it. >> jennifer isnew apple tv plus reese witherspoon, the morning show. >> we're doing this my "friend months ago she gave us a reboot hope. >> see what happens. >> now? not so much. if there's a reboot of the show, it will be even close to as good as what it was. so why do it? >> it would ruin it. >> it would ruin it. >> while jen is out promoting her new show, angelina is on to what we're calling a reinvention tour. >> first up, check her out in not her usual black, no the white. but radiant in a lavender butterfly top at this photo call in rome. hours later it was back to the dark side in strapless versace. daughter shiloh and zahara buy biher side. >> motherhood is the center of why i wake uave us a glimpse of her playful side in this behind-the-scenes video. >> playing with bunny ear and sipping on a slurpie. he's having fun as she trav

i don't have anything against hollywood.ught hollywood golden rule, he who has the gold makes the rules. we wanted to make our own rules, control the content and direction. we decided to go straight to the people. charles: i think you're right. particularly when it comes to the overall message. this is not one of those things where the message is nebulous. there is a specific message here perhaps no hollywood executive would have to chime in on. this is what you want to preserve? >> this is a story of the life of christ and the disciples around him. anytime you do a bible project, as we see with some other bible projects, it can get skewed. i'm not one who believes in the bible. we wanted to get it right and didn't want to put it in someone else's hands. charles: a relatively well-known actor came to my office looking for funding after christian project. i keep reading more and more of these. passions of the christ made hundreds of ins of dollars. the bible series, their 30, highest rated cable show. the funding is not there

in hollywood writers and they were blacklisted and if you were to have any affiliation with the communist party you were you were forever removed in and out and a bowdlerized from the list of those who could participate and the the media at the time or people in hollywood would rail against it said you cannot do this this is censorship you cannot well stop that let's look at today what we're seeing right now is a version of this al be it in the u.k. where the the internal censorship is coming from within the actual industry itself not from the government distance at least theoretically but from within and this is idea of let us not under any kind of pressure and this is the worst part not because they're giving in to the societal pressures of the move within the government no they're doing this gratuitously i respectfully submit because it is posh it is the neck tattoo the stud the the it so to speak it is what is hip what is new and what it is it's the ice falling it is taking the free exercise of unbridled creativity and saying you may do this but if you would like to win awards which o

and outpouring of sÁnchez by hollywood the media in california to the code of silence there was whens hero, legal immigrant of indian decent from fiji was ruthlessly murdered on christmas day, just a couple of years ago and at the same time that nancy pelosi and kamala harris were tweeting about the separation of families at the border, they had zero, zero to say about ronell, i'd love it if there was a media moderator that would ask the democratic presidential candidates, raise your hand to know who ronell is. go to booktv.org and search michelle malkin at the top of the page. >> here is a look at some of the events book tv will be covering this week on monday we will be at books in jackson mississippi for historian gwen study of the final year of the civil war, on tuesday, look for us at the center in new york city, for eric washington's talk on williams, chief porter to have grand central terminal red caps in early 1900's who was the face of his african american workforce and champion their upward mobility, on wednesday in new heaven connecticut, yale, charles barber or report on

executives are the weinstein the most powerful man in hollywood was a serial predator up to 67 accusersranging from inappropriate touching to rape they've been sexually assaulted by this monster is terrible terrible advantage disgusting even the former 1st lady couldn't stay away because women stick together i was shocked and appalled i was sick i was shocked i was appalled the issue really is how terrible his behavior was and finally women have come forward to speak out about it this almost became a story that could have been because the investigation into weinstein and the rape allegations was almost killed by a channel that considers itself to be a big hit of women's rights there has been no clear example this year of journalism's ability to change the world training films do almost nothing to stop the harassment when it comes to women and sexual harassment and a topic you know i care a lot about it appears need to movement has finally hit wall street ronan farrow a pulitzer winning journalist says that n.b.c. wanted to end these investigations they ordered a hard stop to reporting t

you know, for whatever reason, matt has a star on the hollywood walk of fame.an we get a shot of that? and because i am the bigger man, i thought it would be nice to put aside our differences and what -- oh, my god, oh, no, that's not, you hate to see that happen on this special day. matt damon's birth someday a good reminder that there are bad things happening in this country that have nothing to do with the president at all. it was another impeachy-keen day in washington. congress was supposed to hear testimony from gordon sondland. he was scheduled to spill the borsht. before three house committees today, regarding very suspicious text messages he sent about ukraine. but the white house put the brakes on that. he was told in the middle of the night he was not permitted to testify. the president wrote, i would love to send ambassador sondland, but he'd be testifying before a truly kangaroo court. where republicans' rights have been taken away and true facts are not allowed out for the public to see. importantly, the tweet -- it was a text by the way -- says i

. >> hopefully people realize because we're blonde and brunette we're not the two hollywood moms, we the composite of all the families. >> here's what's the same. felicity admitted to paying a proctor to help her daughter's sat scores. another rip friday them from the headlines, faking sports. >> a very common tactic, kind of a side door if you will. >> for lori's daughters it was about being on the crew team and participating in sailing and soccer. there's another way penelope's charts appears to be like loughlin. character appears to be like loughlin. >> i think naive. >> are they bribes? they're kind of bribes. no, they're actually bribes. >> lori's defense strategy, she is expected to argue she had thought she was making a donation to the university. >> the hardest thing to me is how it affected the kids. they are the victims in all of this. >> am i going to be arrested, too? no! >> can we talk about some really powerful women right now? >> i prefer to. jennifer aniston, mariah carey, brie larson. >> and we were with them for a big hollywood honor. >> it was a day of women celebr

do you think hollywood gets you? >> no. i clearly believe that i'm ignored in hollywood for sure.audience and the stories i tell are african-american stories specific to a certain audience, specific to a group of people i grew up with, and we speak a language. hollywood doesn't necessarily speak the language. a lot of critics don't speak that language. to them, it's like what is this? i know what i do is important. i know what i do touches millions of people around the world. i know how important every word, every joke, every laugh. i know where -- what it does for the people i write for. i get that. >> you've been criticized by your own people, your fellow colleagues. were you seeking in this moment validation, or that wasn't something you paid attention to? >> building this for validation? no, not at all. for me what this is about -- >> or to show, listen, i know what i'm doing is what i mean? >> if they get it, that's great. if they don't, i really feel it from the bottom of my heart. if they get it, great. it they don't, that's fine, too. i know for a fact that when i drive on

and whether or not weinstein's predatory behavior was an open secret in hollywood or not, most of us don't live in hollywood, what we, the public, have now seen unspool over time has had a different layers of impact. first, harvey weinstein predation itself. the scale and scope of the allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault and rape stretching over decades. and it all follows 2i78 "t" same pattern, alleged isolating young we do getting them alone, women in a position of directly working for weinstein or being professionally dependent on him as a big hollywood producer. and then the alleged behaviors just textbook sexual harassment up to and including serious allegations of serious sexual assault. the same description from all these different women over and over again, him taking off his clothes and exposing himself, demanding sex, demanding sexual contact of various kinds, refusing to take no for an answer and then him allegedly retaliating against young women who managed to get away from him. managed to escape, managed to rebuff what he was trying to do. and because ther

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but up next, billy bob thornton on hollywood and politics.where. >> ♪ ♪ my next guest is famous actor might remember him for his >> my next guest is a famous actor, he was nominated for an oscar and also the star of bad santa which i think that i saw in theaters but now billy bob thornton is back with his attorney billy mcbride in the third season of the amazon hit series goliath where his character takes on corrupt politicians, and joining me now, billy bob thornton. do you see a lot of corrupt politicians out in the real-world in america? >> [laughter] there may be a couple out there, yeah. i think these days, you know, not only the politicians, but i think because of social media and the more access to people and all this kind of thing these days, i think i don't know if there's more corruption but we certainly know about it more now >> yeah, we sure do. we're inundated with corruption and it's not just in washington d.c. i mean you see it in hollywood whether it's the harvey weinstein, or the college admission scandal. what do you think m

me >> reporter: marijuana is on the menu at was hollywood's cafi. already, the line is out the door. >> it is exciting knowing that this is the first cannabis cafi. being a part of it is thrilling. >> reporter: she is one of the first to dine at the cannabis inspired restaurant. while the food here is not infused with marijuana, you can order marijuana with your meal and smoke it inside. the staff can help you pair your food with just the right type of weed. >> to present wineo talk out parents, this is ultimately what we want to do. >> reporter: california is one of 11 states were recreational pot is legal. custy ere a conversation with on ev is >> a couple of the questions we ask, what is your tolerance level? and are you with somebody safe? >> reporter: the customers say that the restaurant might ease the negative stigma around marijuana. >> anybody can feel comfortable , and not have a lot of social anxiety because it is so spread out. >> reporter: she believes that this will not be the only cafi of its kind, for long. chris martinez, cbs news,

. >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- tyler perry. from "the view," sunny hostin. and comedian gina brillon. and now, for the first time tonight, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. appreciate it. hello, i'm jimmy. welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. please, relax. thank you for joining us on the 8th of october, which that day might not mean anything to you right off the bat, but it's a significant day october 8th. on october 8, 1871, adlil w to history. also in 1871, the great fire of chicago killed 200 people, destroyed more than four miles of buildings. and in 1940, german troops occupied romania. in 1952, the worst a little crash. and on 1970, this baby was born and mutated into the monster now known as matt damon. and somewhere, right now, matt is celebrating by eating a free ice cream sundae all alone at ihop. you know, for whatever reason, matt has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. can we get a shot of that? aside o oh, no, he bigger mant that's not, you hate to see that

. >> i wouldn't be surprised if hollywood welcomes her back. maybe it will take? time. she is a terrific actress. and this is just a very weak point for her in what is a horrible, horrible scandal that has rocked america. >> as for actress lori loughlin her two daughters, olivia jade and isabella, who are no longer attending usc, were spotted out wednesday in l.a. in a mercedes g wagon. and there's a new twist that could impact lori. >> i'm jane buckingham. friend strategist. >> l.a. parenting expert jane buckingham who's appeared on "gma" and briefly host aid reality show for young adults was sentenced wednesday for her role in the admissions scandal. >> don't let guilt be your guide. >> buckingham wa sentenced to three weeks in prison after pleading guilty to paying $50,000 for a proctor to take her son's a.c.t. felicity's bribe was less than a third of that, $15,000. she received a two-week sentence. all that math doesn't look good for lori, who allegedly paid a half million dollars to get her daughters into usc. a source tells us that lori, who pleaded not guilty, s

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all the way to hollywood. it's very nice. that's very kind, and appreciate it.nd today was, we had another day of testimony and turmoil in washington, d.c., with more witnesses on the way. it's ukraining men, and it is amazing. it this afternoon we learned that former national security adviser john bolton has been invited to congress. he was fired last month by trump, so that will be a fun one. today they heard from the deputy secretary of state who fingered rudy giuliani in a smear chain. i didn't mean that literal laly but who knows with these people. you know how trump claims they released an exact transcript of his phone call? not exactly exact according to lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. he said the transcript we saw left out keywords and phrases. he said the transcript the white house released was missing crucial details like trump asking about recordings of joe biden, president zelinsky mentioning the company hunter biden worked for, and all the times the president burned into his mcflurry. he also told congress he believed there was a quid pro quo

. >> reporter: guys, this is a far, far cry from hollywood. desperate housewives star felicity huffman has started her 14-day sentence here at the correctional facility in dublin. i want to show you from our vantage point what we are looking at. there are barbed wire everywhere and seeing tennis courts. she will spend two weeks here at the federal correctional institute in dublin and pay a fine of $30,000 and perform 250 hours of community service. this is a low security facility. she'll be one of roughly 1200 this is the prison facility that her defense team requested for him and if you are wondering, forbes magazine call this detention center one of the ten cushiest prisons in america and others been here is patty hearst and sarah jane moore after her attempt to assassinate gerald ford and hollywood madam heidi flies. so she'll spend the day having her fingerprints and photograph and receive her schedule and what her daily tasks will be. a sobering two weeks for the actress caught in this large-scale college admission scandal, guys. >> melis

hollywood added a great deal to revolution. there were films like up in maples room and my guess is to films we have today they probably were very, very mild. vamp in the 1920's. "it" girl.as the ollarra bow started in silence movies and then moved to talkys in 1927 and everybody pretty "it" was.what golden age of sports. baseball dominated sports. it was the age of babe ruth. was a bigger than life personality, and very self-promoted, by the way. started as a very poor boy in baltimore. his stories are well known how he was a great pitcher for the the n red sox, who made mistake, if you're a red sox fan him to the new york yankees. wasthen when yankee stadium the ed in 1923, it became house that ruth built. at the end of the era, babe ruth making more money than president hoover, and when him and said do you think this is right that you thand be making more money the president of the united states? -- i had a better better year ear than the president of the united states. by the way, baseball almost it, and that was because of

is front and center as hollywood's biggest stars turn out for a history-making moment. >>> plus, alexrebek talkslying "jeopardy!." >> i've lived a good life. >>> then los of baby news, blake and ryan's. >> i'm super excited to unleash this on the world. >> jenna and steve. >> trying to stay calm. >> and adam levine's life after "the voice." >>> plus miley's new man as taylor swift sparks engagement rumors. >>> hello and welcome to "entertainment tonight." look there, yes, "dancing with the stars", it's our gang, my guest co-host, cheryl burke. are you ready to have fun? >> kevin, you don't got to ask. of course i am. but will it be as much fun add you had in atlanta over the weekend because i just -- it was star-studded >> it was unbelievable. listen to me. tyler perry threw the party to end all parties, oprah, will smith, it was like the oscars as the stars helped tyler usher in a new era. ♪ >> what a night, what a night, what a night. hey, hey. >> how are you? >> stay ready. i brought the dress i can dance in. i got the jimmy choos i can moon walk in. she ready. >> it's trail blazin

that's what i'm trying to say david hollywood minute. >>one screen legend answers, another martin scorsese made empire magazine. he didn't watch marvel movies because quote that's not cinema likening the blockbusters to theme parks instead, samuel l jackson who's been 11 marvel movies dismiss scorsese's comments are films and that not everyone likes scorsese's movies either. there's action of plenty in the latest trailer for 1917 world war one epic from director sam, monday's about 2 young soldiers charged with getting a vital message through enemy lines 1917 opens december 25th. this isn't the time or abbey road is number one again the beatles classic topalbum chart, 49 years and 252 days since its original reign atop the chart ended that's the longest gap ever for an album between stands at number one. paul mccartney tweeted it's hard to believe that abbey road still holds up after all these years. but then again it's a bloodied cool in hollywood. i'm david and. and before we go just a little peek outside checking back in on the bay br