let's not forget his television hits like his recent project, steel mag nol yas starring queen latifahhad. >> all of the walls have sprays of flowers in two different shades of blush and bashful. >> and there is a pink carpet laid out especially for the third one. >> and pirng silk bunting over anything that would stand still. >> the whole place looks like it was held down with pepto-bismol. >> i like pink. pink is my signature color. >> when you do television and film you're used to doing one, two, three minutes at a time, but when you stand on the stage to do a broadway show, you're doing two hours continuous. so you -- it's another art form. >> now he's venturing into new art with a recent stage musical, holler if you hear me show cased in the music of the late rapper tupac shakur. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of the things i haven't done for broadway is a big musical, and so i've been working with tupac shakur's mother and actually we are working on a musical that is inspired by all of his music. it's not an auto biographical thing about his life or east coast-west coast, it's about the genius o

kevin and his wife latifah, a giant of her own within our generation, was an activist frame of always thinking about the larger community then began a campaign to increase the number of people in particular african-americans and other people of color to [speaker not understood] the bone marrow drive to convince more people to donate through the bone marrow transplant registry. bone marrow transplants are lifesaving medical procedure that can help leukemia like the one kevin suffered from, and this is a particular difficult struggle for african-american communities because only 8% of registered donors are of african descent. kevin spoke passionately about this problem saying my story is one of many. there are thousands of african-americans and people of color around the country who des plattly need a bone marrow transplant but can't find the match. my wife and i started this campaign to do it what we could do to raise awareness about the urgent issue. he was a voice, warrior [speaker not understood]. they gave the money to children who were also fighting the same disease. his last day

queen latifah's new jersey palace is on the market, and we're taking you inside for a tour.tour jay manuel's chick connecticut retreat. plus josh groban's malibu mansion. and actor ricky goldin show us his eclectic jersey city home. but first, we're with chrissy teigen and john legend in their east village apartment. -let's go in the kitchen. -yeah. that's where the real magic happens. my cooking. [theme music] -today i'm coming to you from a breathtaking apartment on manhattan's upper east side. this sun-filled duplex apartment blends townhouse style spaciousness with all the amenities of a full service white-glove condo.

it will be a little bit jimmy fallon, a little bit when latifah.- queen it won't be like stephen colbert. question, will this be a great panel or the greatest panel? >> greatest. >> all right. i want introduce our panel. they are going to join michael and rush in -- rasheen. howard clean, the secretary of the international labor communications association. and, the editor of minnesota working. [applause] elsie redman, of the south austin coalition, and a national board member of jobs with justice. [applause] so, this story is as old as dirt. corporations making mega-profits and paying the workers barely a living wage. hasleft and labor press always covered the struggle for better life for working people. that you havetory written about concerning low-wage workers, the struggle of fast food workers, and what those stories show about the uniqueness of these struggles today. >> ok. of at the university minnesota education services. it was my idea or whenever. but anyway. ofhave been covering a lot -- working minnesota is the first online newspaper in the united states. it was founded in 200

latifah, where are you? doing great work around here.hese regional summits have been remarkably productive and instructive. here's what we've learned. we've learned two sets of things from these regional summits. because we've been asking people the following things. what's keeping you up at night? what are your biggest sources as a working family, as a working parent, as a single parent? what are your biggest sources of fear and concern? and the first thing we hear is that i'm working harder and falling further behind. what keeps me up at night is my second job because i can't afford to make ends meet. what keeps me up at night is the sense that i want to put food on the table but i also want to be home to eat at the table with my family, because the most important family value is time spent with your family. and i don't enjoy that luxury. i don't enjoy that luxury because the minimum wage has decreased in value 20% from where it was 30 years ago. i don't enjoy that luxury because my wages have been flat, even though i'm working 50, 60

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