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. >> and hollywood legend joan collins. >> julia roberts' big night in. >> julia's rare appearance withusband danny. >> some brunch. >> oprah's mont i seat oh mansion. >> that's something for 2017. >> yes. >> plus, lionel, katy and luke kicking off the new "american idol" big easy sle

and did you wear the dress to look like joan collins, then? no.australia? in australia it did. in australia it did! the go—betweens had a second wind at the turn of the millennium. but the death of grant mclennan, 11 years ago, is the full stop to the story of the stars who might have been. i'm sad about the go—betweens albums that didn't happen. but greater for me and what i felt is just the loss of a friend. it just leaves me. a classic example is here. you know, he's not walking in with me and we're going oh, wow, we did... we did two singles here in 1986. i'm the one who walks in by myself. alas, the go—betweens didn't have the big hit singles, the star on the walk of fame. but one thing they can't take away from you, you have a bridge named after you ? it was a complete surprise. it's the first bridge built in the middle of brisbane in 40 years. i opened it in 2010. i do drive around brisbane and i see traffic signs with the go—between bridge. and that may be my legacy as i drive. that could be it. that's all we've got time for this evening —

. >> reporter: and other actresses from shirley temple to marilyn monroe to joan collins all sai theywere told about the moguls of the past were whispered, or never were spoken publicly, or were sort of handed from person to person. >> people talk about there being a culture of secrecy -- but secrecy is not silence. i think it's a heroic act to go through something humiliating and share that story with a friend, who might be able to share it in a discreet way also to help the next person who came along. >> reporter: women who have long suffered in silence are now coming forward to share their emotional turmoil. >> i didn't tell anyone. i had shame thinking that a man, a powerful man thought of me in a degrading way, didn't try to get to know me, and just made me feel like trash -- every single time i go to a movie, i see his name on that big screen, it brings me back to and moment when he sexually as >> we all make mistakes. >> and what happens now for harvey weinstein? legally, many are waiting for the other shoe to drop. >> reporter: this week police in new york are reviewing allega

. >> you became dominique d devereaux and were going toe-to-toe with joan collins.ice you've gotten? >> the best gotten came from my mother. and she said to me, never give anyone any advice. smart lady. i always say, don't look at me. please, don't look at me. being married four times is a beautiful example of how little you know. >> reporter: so, practice doesn't necessarily make perfect. >> you bet your bibby, it does not. ♪ i have been so many places >> reporter: which is harder? to be young or to be where you are now? >> young. absolutely. >> reporter: if someone would wave a magic wand and said, we can transport you back to your 20s, would you take that? >> no way. maybe 35, 40. but certainly not 20. that's really hard. if i go tomorrow, you know i've had a good time. you don't have to ask me that. is that right? i know you've had a good time, too. >> not as good as you. >> i don't know about that. ♪ >> wow. >> you know, going into this series, you know they're legends. but you forget why. and then, you sit down and get the privilege to talk to somebody like di

one of my clients and i am not giving away a secret, dame joan collins gives away this story about when with the producer. she said no, she did not get the role, elizabeth taylor did and so read into that what you will! well, we will move on! iamjust what you will! well, we will move on! i am just moving and that i am just wondering about the man, people are saying a bully and a sexual bully. what was it that made him so powerful, what was he so good at? he was good at making movies. his movies are historical, look at the king's speech. he took a small side story of what happened when the king of england was making a speech and made it into one of the most important movies in the world. as a movie reducer, nobody can question his brilliance. the tragedy of the man was he felt the need to behave in this way to his employees, there was no need for that, it is grotesque, but he chose to behave like that and take advantage. even more surprising, he had two gorgeous wives can he had a family, your children and he still behaved in this way. what is it about hollywood that creates such a man,

. >> let's bring in joan wallace again and hugh hewitt. here's senator susan collins listen. >> these certainly are very disruptive moves that will result in smaller numbers of people of being insured that will making it more difficult for low income people to afford their out-of-pocket costs and that will destabilize the insurance markets. >> so hugh, i'm curious to get your thoughts as to why you think president trump wants to risk such a fight when we know that the repeal of obamacare is likely to return in a few months as said by republican leaders? >> i believe the president was rightly advised by the attorney general that the allocations, the subsidies to the insurance companies are simply unconstitutional and violation of the antideficiency act. there's already one federal appeals court ruling out there to that effect. what was going on was the unilateral transfer of money to the insurance company that's been contested for a long time. i understand susan collins is upset. she's a good senator but she and rand paul and john mccain and lisa murkowski saved obamac