welcome to larry king now today's guest is marilyn manson a man who needs no introduction a platinum selling musician grammy nominated all this talk rock icon he's now performing with another friend alice cooper in his masters of madness shock therapy tour when he's out making music he acts makes absolute and dabbles in watercolor painting and thanks for coming your name is brian want to brian he wonders if there's anyone ever call you brian. my dad does. he never got hooked on this study is it on an infinity he lives to come on to or i think. the place to soak up some of that he came for me so he helped with the young girls. you know me how to spend how does thinking kill me to stick how did you become marilyn manson well we might have this in common i was moved to florida with my father and my first job that i could get i conned my way into becoming a music journalist in florida so i interviewed a lot of people there in miami and miami it was amazing called twenty fifth parallel and i was nineteen i was a senior editor and i was also most of the other writers. the very first interv

welcome to larry king now today's guest is marilyn manson a man who needs no introduction a platinum selling musician grammy nominated all this talk. he's now performing with another friend alice cooper in his masters of madness shock therapy tour when he's not making music he acts makes absolute and dabbles in watercolor painting and thanks for coming your name is brian want to brian he wonder if there's anyone ever call you brian. my dad does. he never got hooked on this thirty he's a time to infinity he likes to come out on tour i think. the place to soak up some of that he came for me so he helped with the young girls. he told me how to spend how does think it killed me to stick how did you become marilyn manson well we might have this in common i was moved to florida with my father and my first job that i could get i conned my way into becoming a music journalist in florida so i interviewed a lot. people there my i'm here in miami it was amazing called twenty fifth parallel and i was nineteen i was a senior editor and i was also most of the other writers so the very first interv

having sex with marilyn monroe.if it was a common thing. >> otash worked to dig up work for hollywood enemies. it provides salacious details of the long rumored affairs between marilyn monroe and both john f. kennedy and his brother robert kennedy and claims he listened to marilyn monroe having sex with john f. kennedy and in the hours before her death, she claims she had an argument with bobby kennedy. he claims he heard bobby kennedy trying to quiet her down with a pillow so the neighbors wouldn't hear her shouting. >> some of these files this we reviewed contain elements that are not 100% verifiable. they are his recollections to his daughter. >> otash was part of the l.a.p.d. until 1955 after a falling out with the police chief so he became gum shoe to the stars. the real life gum shoe helped inspired the character jack nicholson played in "chinatown." >> he moved in the gray zone between the police, the mob, the private investigators who made hollywood in the 1950s such an interesting place. >> now, otash's dau

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jim and marilyn lovell are one of the lucky ones.st celebrated their 61st anniversary this month. the moon may have gone to his head, but into his heart, too. >> i was right there on the coast of the sea of tranquility right there. >> cowan: he actually named part of the moon after marilyn. >> i thought that would be a good mountain to name after my wife. >> cowan: then there was a christmas present he sent to her doorstep while he was still in space. >> of course, i opened it and it was a mink jacket. with a little card for there saying "merry christmas from man on the moon." >> cowan: no guy is ever going to be able to top that, you realize that. >> i thought that was pretty classy. it took me some time to think about it. >> and we have liftoff at 2:13. >> cowan: among all those mid-century images of dutiful wives watching their husbands rocket to glory, the wives of "apollo" 12 perhaps sum it up best. despite all the trials and all the hardships that the wives endured, being a part of the space race still leaves them feeling proud

- can i practice with marilyn first? - you know what?ca patrick if you want to, okay? just don't get mad when you lose your money. - [snorts] - girl, why did you put me in the middle of this? - look, can you please help me? - oh, all right. i'll try. - all right. yeah, i'm ready. - oh, lord. you so special. - [groaning] i am so sore. whoo, that yoga is murder. that woman had me in more poses than america's next top model. oh! - really? - i can see why they say it reduces stress. you're in too much pain to remember you had any. - oh, please. i know and you know that you only stayed in that class for ten minutes. - those were ten of the most flexible minutes of my life. did you know kangaroos have a yoga pose? - uh, no. - well, they do. and it hurts. - all right, well, maybe you'll feel better after releasing some of those toxins. - she put me in the panda pose, and that's not all i released. - you didn't. - yep. it was loud too. - you know what, though? if that's what it takes to lower your blood pressure, then so be it. - [groaning] you

monroe while taping marilyn monroe.hat, you're not the most trust-worthy guy around. clearly otash knew something, but he's not around to be interrogated. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> fascinating stuff. >> the files are somewhere. get them out. clear his name, right? that's what the daughter is trying to do. let's see the files. >> you hire this guy to work for you and then he's secretly taping you? >> i know. he did this to more than one person judy garland. he apparently wrote about he was the one who cleaned out her beverly hills apartment about all the pills and alcohol after a bitter split from her third husband. >> he also did this to -- i mean, stars upon stars. rock hudson he also did this. i would like to hear these audio tapes. >> i know. pretty fascinating stuff. >> absolutely. >>> still to come, we've heard a lot about photoshopping models to make them skinnier. what about making them bigger? >> we'll explain why the state of california made a little girl look obese. you're watching "wor

tom was at both and marilyn was at one. from that time i did absolutely nothing because in the letter i said i would wait years before i started the project and that's what i did even though the project was approved in 2011 and i stated all along that this project was not some real estate developer looking to make a quick buck, but this would buy behind be a project that i would leave for my family. this project was approved in 2011 and finally i decided to move forward in 2013. i have waited years and years and i'm just following the protocols setforth with the guidelines with the rent board and what is is required from the city and county and the state. i have no idea how the process worked but i have been very patient. i have waited and there was historical hearings and i waited and there was preapplication meetings and i waited and finally i had to move forward and when i did i did it despite being approved in 2011 and i don't know what more i can do at this time. so i leave it at that. >> i'm david fran and we paid the

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i'm talking about marilyn monroe, and john and bobby kennedy.ied on the trio dishes from beyond the grave in the secret files long locked away in a storage unit and recently give ton the hollywood reporter. i want you to watch this. this is from cnn's earn erin mcpike. >> reporter: there are new intimate details of a reported relationship between a president, his brother and a hollywood sex symbol. 11 boxes socked away in a storage unit in the san fernando valley were reviewed by the hollywood reporter. >> this is someone who had wiretaps all over town. was listening to some of the biggest stars. in an era when some of these revelations would be published in magazines. >> matt belloni is executive editor for the hollywood editor. >> otash claims he has recordings of jfk having sex with marilyn monroe. >> reporter: otash worked for members of hollywood's elite to dig up dirt on their enemies. in notes he left behind before his death reviewed by the hollywood reporter, otash provides salacious details of the long rumored affairs between marilyn mo

. - well, i have work to do tomorrow, but i'll see if marilyn can take you. - yippee. i can't go out and see the movie i want to see, and i can't even go out and see the movie i don't want to see. [scoffs] now i'm just stuck at home. can this night get any worse? - oh, a nick cannon movie marathon. awesome. - worse, meet lindsey. lindsey, meet worse. - even money? what's that about? - three strangers who are addicted to gambling, including a novelist losing her family savings, a magician, and a mechanic jeopardizing his brother's dreams, come together as their lives fall apart in the week leading up to a college basketball game. - ooh, that sounds really good. who does nick cannon play? - godfrey snow. jujubug? look the samsung galaxy s4. phones - godfrey snow. it's like what i've got. look how big the screen is! that is big. and, walmart will give you a $50 gift card when you get the phone. sold! get the latest smart phones on t-mobile's nationwide 4g network, and get a $50 gift card. walmart. spokesman i have to look my so bbest on camera.sing whether i'm telling peo

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there are multiple reports revealing she was upset because she wasn't allowed to go to a marilyn mansonsources say she is nervous testifying in legal showdown over her father's death. the family released a statement. quote. being a sensitive 15-year-old is difficult no matter who you are. it's especially difficult when you loose the person closest to you. she is fine and getting appropriate medical attention. please respect the family's privacy. this all happening before the fourth anniversary of her dad's death on june 25th. >> patti ann: thank you. >> heather: after weeks of record high stocks plummeting yesterday. so what are the overseas markets telling us what we can expect later today. and this is something that investors have been watching and concerned about. >> right because the stock market has come up so far this year. european markets is higher, asia is lower. markets here are set to open higher but down 217 points, second biggest drop this year. the there is lots of troubling data, private companies and weak factory orders and that putting a lot of focus on the may jobs rep

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>> she apparently threw a fit when she couldn't go to a marilyn manson concert. she cut her wrist with a meat cleaver. she also supposedly took a bunch of motrin pills, and supposedly there was a suicide note left in her room. she did call the suicide hotline. the suicide person she spoke with on the hotline is the one who called 911. they showed up at the house, took her to the hospital. she is on suicide watch right now for 72 hours. her family is asking, you know, for the fans -- they're saying, hey, thanks for your concern, but please give us some privacy here. marilyn manson has reached out to her saying, listen, you're on my vip list forever. whenever you want to come to a concert, that's fine. and surprisingly, dr. conrad murray reached out to paris asking, is there anything we can do for you, any help you need? >> wow. bob bobbi kristina, whitney houston's daughter is out of her apartment in atlanta? apparently she was convicted? >> neighbors have complained many times about the noise in her apartment and she basically left. she left a tweet saying a craz

>> this is a woman, the genius, marilyn. and she said, without saying a word, we present information about ourselves by the way we dress, our makeup or our facial hair. and that's why i deal with my facial hair on a regular basis. when we start talking, we add more information. so don't feel guilty about being turned off by someone right away. >> i don't think that's it. >> i think she's cleaning it up a little bit. i think you don't like someone because they remind you of someone else you don't like. >> you can't stand. >> i don't think it's them initially. like i've had that with -- there's a girl who works in the building -- sorry. anyway. she would come in to my office and i would have an instant -- and i don't have that -- an instant turnoff. i was like please go. and then she'd talk close to you. then i would get up like i had somewhere to go and it was like a dance. i'm walking and she's still walking like right here all the way. >> is she still here? >> yes. >> but you have an instant thing. i couldn't help it. i fel

got washington d.c., lincoln, nebraska; and wisconsin's own madison, named for famous goth rocker marilyn mad sen. says so right here in, again, this very real book. and madison is nettalled in the subject of the 71st installment of my 434-part series "better know a district." tonight, wisconsin's second, the fightin' second. [ cheers and applause ] madison, wisconsin, is famously one of the most liberal cities in america trailing only san francisco, california, austin, texas and meat-is-murder, oregon. wisconsin second is also where the ringling brothers founded their famous ringling brothers circus known as the greatest show on earth by people who have never left wisconsin. now the district also contains part of the beautiful wisconsin dells, where you'll find noah's ark officially america's largest water park and unofficially america's largest open-airport a potty. and... true. anyone for a staph infection. step right up. and who has the buckie badgers to represent such a district? it's none other than freshman democratic congressman mark pocan. i sat down with representative pocan in

my name is marilyn -- i represent with (indiscernible) in the crossfire of -- it was clear that the battle was not just about the street is also about the road that we as a community choose to take. folks for polk advocate for the infrastructure for public space and public discourse. despite i have years of outreach by the smta, hundreds of thousand dollars have already spent for almost no progress. delays will further drive up the cost to both the economy and to civil society. we are demanding to maintain an effective status quo which is simply not an option. the current rate of coalition costs an average of 23 million dollars a year not including legal and administrative costs. apart from the terrible human toll -- the actual rental value of the land use for polk's on street parking suppression three -- the year. the city collects -- for parking on polk so we are subsidizing almost 1,000,000 dollars a year to the very few who get there by car. it has the potential to become the prime destination for san franciscans and visitors alike. it's a wonderful opportunity that we won't have again

>> that marilyn is somebody they can relate to. could have known. >> the image of the frailties, the insecurities, you see that, but also a woman who's really trying to improve upon herself as well. >> i think her life story was about ambition, the combination of ambition and insecurity. how many of us -- we all can relate to that. she was constantly trying to improve herself, to be taken seriously as an artist. she made bold, strong moves in her life that i think are very, very surprising given the context of the 1950s. >> interesting. we'll delve into that in a little bit. lily, i want to let you go ahead and read one of the verses, one of the letters, i guess, that she -- we discovered in this film. go ahead. >> i am restless and nervous and scattered and jumpy. a few minutes ago i almost threw a silver plate into a dark area on the set. but i knew i couldn't afford to let anything out i really felt. in fact, i wouldn't dare because i wouldn't stop at that maybe. just before that, i almost threw up my whole lunch. i'm tired. i'm

these are routine dna searches of all people arrested for what marilyn called serious offenses. billrmer prosecutor johnson is dismissive of concerns about civil liberties groups. he says what matters here is this will put criminals behind bars. >> they are not going to be out there saying, this is great i'm a we solve a case where a woman was raped and gunpoint by a man who broke in. they will never say, gosh, maybe now that this guy is locked up for the rest of his life, maybe she's got some peace at night. you will never see the aclu say that say, too bad this gun toting felon, he had a q-tip in his mouth. aw. that is just ridiculous. >> the supreme court says 28 states and the federal government already take dna for people just suspected of committing a crime. this ruling will likely see it expanded to more states. and congress is not expected to do anything to change that. al jazeera, washington. >> the man behind it because leak of government secrets in u.s. history has appeared in court. prosecutors say bradley manning deliberately aided the enemy, but his supporters call

my name is marilyn marillo. i'd like to talk to you about pride month.his is pride month, yet we still have issues to deal with. there is still discrimination against transgender people here in the city. i've experienced it personally. i've experienced it from members of the employees of the city and county of san francisco. and that's disturbing. also at local hospital, denied service based on transgender. and that's disturbing to me. i would hope that someone would be looking into this and holding people accountable. and on another matter, i really enjoy volunteering for people running for office and i really don't like it when people get elected and then they lie and do something that they promised they wouldn't. i will actively be a volunteer for anyone willing to replace leadership that we don't need in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak in general public comment? seeing none, general public comment is closed. [gavel] >> and at this time let me first mention, i know there ar

my name is marilyn marillo. i'd like to talk to you about pride month.his is pride month, yet we still have issues to deal with. there is still discrimination against transgender people here in the city. i've experienced it personally.

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the marilyn of her time, who just like marilyn, met an untimely end.lized in a movie called "anna nicole," debutting tomorrow. bruckner, at first glance, seems like a long shot to play the platinum-blonde temp temp tres. >> she went through a process of prosthetics. >> reporter: and voila, she became anna. >> we figured out how we wanted to present her. >> reporter: the natural brunette bleached her hair and added extensions. she required neck, cheek and breast prosthetics. and to capture that monroe-like look, she donned wigs. >> we had an amazing team that came up with the size, we had these prosthetic breasts that we ended up using. >> reporter: deborah everton was the costume designer for the film. >> the moment i saw her, i didn't recognize her. i was wondering, who is this? just kind of that passing thing. and i realized it was agnes. >> reporter: just look. anna dressed in a dazzling gold dress. bruckner, looking just as radiant. walking out of court. bruckner, a spitting image of that moment. and these rare home movies. anna nicole smith in bro

the marilyn monroe press we are celebrating the summer solstice. >> also, the giants, the a's, and some n f l news, a troubling.. >> pam: fruitvale station. the film about the last 24 hours before oscar grant's death by a bart police officer. was screened last night in oakland. coogler-- who is a bay area native-- actor michael b. jordan. and actress octavia spencer all spoke with kron 4. they talked about the in the theater after the screening. and the significance of showing the film in oakland. >> "if anything it provides insight and helps to bring us together so when we screened the film for the first time in the bay area we had people from oscar's family there, we had people from opd there, there were bart police there they were all under one roof."/ "i >> think it's going to make people think and hold people accountable for their actions, holding people responsible whether that be law enforcement or people in the community." >> pam: oscar grant was shot on the platform of the fruitvale bart station on new year's morning 2009. by former bart police officer johannes merserle. merser

marilyn monroe was discovered in the full year. when i came to townpool year. when i came to town i went to dinner. it was an institution among other institutions. the celebrity crowd, people come to palm springs and take celebrity tours and the buses drive, and down the street and this house belong to this, most of those people are long gone but they are still around in the area. there are a lot of things that happened in recent years. if you live north of town, 3,000 windmills harnessing wind power, with the tram which opened in the 60s, put a revolving, world's largest revolving drum car, from 2500 feet to 8500 feet in ten minutes. it is so beautiful, so different from here it is amazing so you have the tram and the follies theater downtown, there are hiking trails and good restaurants and there is a lot to love in palm springs. there really is. >> next from palm springs, calif. we take a look at a cover to cover book club. their latest book selection is "mao's last dancer," a biography of li cunxin, a dancer who started his career at the beijing dance acade

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