. >>> and the real juicy one, julianne hough explains whab music superstar pink is here >> then -- oprah "the rock" >>> welcome back, everybody. there's been all this talk, we talked about it last week, bristol and levi getting engaged and maybe shopping around a reality series. it appears sarah palin may have beaten her daughter and future son-in-law to the punch here. apparently kate and her small village of children are going up to alaska for a visit, as part of that visit sarah palin's going to go camping with the family as part of the reality show "kate plus 8." apparently sarah's father, a retired science teacher, and sarah's brother, a third grade teacher, are going to have natural history lessons with the kids and all that kind of stuff. palin's family outing with kate gosselin and the kids. i'm not sure how that furthers a possible run for the presidency. sarah will be joining kate. >> it certainly does seem like if you're going to go to alaska, she is the person you would be visiting. >> she is the one rock star. >> i hadn't realized kate gosselin had that kind of billing when

demi moore, alec baldwin, julianne moore. even brad pitt. they became movie stars. james franco, you may remember from little films, "spider-man," tiny films, he turned the equation on its head. i recently got a chance to sit down and talk with him in l.a. james franco is an artist working on multiple levels. there's the blockbusters that make him millions. >> you knew this was coming, pete. >> reporter: the indy films that win him acclaim. >> i don't date guys over 40. >> reporter: his artwork that challenges him. he just opened a show two weeks ago in manhattan. then, there's this. >> seems your oldest was quite the prize in prison. >> reporter: james franco, movie star. >> woo. >> reporter: heartthrob. and now, soap star. >> i'm very interested in the structure of soap operas. >> reporter: franco is no conventional actor. no conventional artist. and his reasons for doing "general hospital," usually a starting ground for actors, not a pit stop for a star at the peak of his game, are anything but conventional. >> that's a little excessive,

critically acclaimed movies of the summer is "the kids are all right," starring annette bening and julianne out in real life all across america. you found out, didn't you, juju? >> honestly, robin, the numbers made my jaw drop. between 35,000 to 65,000 babies of sperm donors are born every year. it's a growing number of these kids that want to not only meet their donor father, but also their half-brothers and sister. but what happens when one has 10, 20 or 100 children? we went with one to find out. ryan kramer is not your ordinary 17-year-old. he landed a job at nasa. a real-life rocket scientist. but growing up with an incredible intellect wasn't the only thing that made him a little different. >> i was told that i was donor conceived at a very young age. as i got older, i sort of became more curious about that half of my dna. >> reporter: so, with his mom wendy's approval, ryan set off on a mission to find his donor dad. >> i didn't need a father. what i wanted was just to see a picture with him or have a conversation. >> reporter: you weren't looking for a father. you were looking for a