we wound up in liechtenstein and austria. i did not want to be in austria with my father. telling me what to do, basically. i went into this film and i wasn't any good in it. he was insistent and i was stubborn. we were not hitting it off. the reviews were simply terrible. that was good. it was my personal vindication. tavis: i told you i would be bad. >> yes. so i didn't work as an actress for five or six years after that. juxtapose how that story turns out being directed -- >> it was a very different state of affairs. it is a great supporter of mine. at a certain point, he offered me a part called ice pirates. it was a b-movie at mgm. and i had fun making that little film. i read this wonderful sunny book and i read it overnight. gecko i wanthink your father to direct jack nicholson who happens to be my boyfriend at the time, to star. why? that point, if your bread is buttered, why not take advantage of it? for the most part, my difficulties -- yes. they were obstacles. i wanted to earn things myself. if i have had a struggle, that is really the nucleus of my struggle, i

a competitor from liechtenstein completed the podium, just half a second behind the winner. >> today on the net, the controversial leader of the opposition movement in thailand. sets thet graffiti american twitter sphere -- twit tersphere abuzz. and a video documenting the life of a giant panda cub. >> the leader of the opposition , theent in thailand movement which has seen protesters storm and occupy a number of official buildings in thailand. many say they will stand by him in his fight against prime minister yingluck shinawatra no matter what it takes. they say she represents a corrupt system. suthep is also a controversial figure. his critics say he has blood on his hands. one tells me that he was responsible for a crackdown on redshirts in the thai capital in 2010, in which 90 were killed and 2000 were injured. is hardly in position to talk about ethics. in one cable, it says suthep has been accused of scandals in the past. it does not stop him as a figurehead in the fight against corruption. this photo was posted to twitter by a u.s. journalist. some new yorkers will have seen

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. >> i almost can't stand that we have great artists, picaso, warh warhol, liechtenstein, what zimmermanmade was a simpleton, quasi psychotic painting in my opinion. >> people want to pay 100 grand to this. >> right. >> what does it speak to then? >> what that speaks to is they think george zimmerman is a cause. they're not buying this work of art. they're buying the idea that george zimmerman, a person that, in my opinion, got away with a crime, is worthy of supporting. in my opinion he should not even be allowed to make the money sold for this painting. >> a cause would be one rationale. what are other ones we've seen with notorious figures in terms of what drew the interest in them? >> in the others, good point. it's a flirtation with evil. a flirtation with death. a flirtation with these men who are supposedly creative. john wayne gacy painted clowns. to me, as an art critic, this is a clown making painting. >> is that because of how you feel about the art or you cannot divorce yourself from your feelings about the case? >> i feel this way about whatever this thing is, this placard.