and the here aln michael jackson died.as doing some story about something else, and immediately the whole newsroom went into the, you know, it would be like frank sinatra or just someone who is so huge. elvis, right? >> yeah, yeah. so this is an icon we're talking about. >> yeah. um, and i asked you at the beginning, i'll ask you again. what responsibility do you feel to portray him? >> a very large one. you know, most of all, my biggest goal in taking on this role was because, as you know, we know michael as an entertainer, you can look up thousands of videos of his performances. um, you know, as well as his singing, you know what i'm saying, or acting or whatever. like we very much know him as an entertainer, but we don't really know him as a person, as a human being. and so that was my goal. like, yes, i want you to hear all the songs and see all the dance moves, but i just wanted to bring his humanity to the stage. um, because you know, it's really hard to get a sense of it because he, after a while, he really isolated

here thank you for having us rodney has said in the the wiz for whatever reason diana ross and michael jackson. >> but goes back further it goes back back to 1974 in oakland an unknown show called the the wiz an unknown girl starring stephanie mills and others and showcasing the broadway critically panned. by the oakland's press threatening to shut down the theatre and it went obtain to win tony awards the first time a black choreographer one george the first time is a black dprishg one a tony award and the first time a black designer one for costumes so many first came out of the the wiz and a production opened after 45 years the first rival in 45 years and incredible; right? around that? >> (clapping) and this particular production has a couple of unknown people art is agree the unknown girl straight in schizophrenia virginia 24 years old a voice of an angel and have dominican republic are cox and deborah plays a really pretty sure by lena horn and jazz artist we have deborah cox and get the very, very fairs talent a wonderful man named wayne grady our the wiz and a lot of you have the squar

february 28, 1984 was the day of triumph for michael jackson.ds, the most prestigious american music award. a man from the provinces made a family without means and without connections. in circulation, and many imitators tried to copy the famous moonwalk. in ninety-three, michael jackson visited russia, wrote the ballad stranger in moscow and performed at luzhniki. the fee from this concert was transferred to one of the orphanages. his record for the most grammys at one ceremony was repeated only by carlos santana 16 years later, but no one could surpass it. this is what this day in history was like. german equipment is burning again in ukraine, how our hailstones destroy it, we will show in footage. the us senate suspects the largest it corporation, they believe that it may not be implementing sanctions very conscientiously, which is why our country continues to receive microchips from the united states, which is already known. european politicians are denying macron what they say about his statement.

michael jackson and his monkey, that's like a wild story. why did he-- i don't even know why he had a monkey. he had a monkey named bubbles. he used to bring bubbles with him. and we was doing it. he wanted to do a record with us. i didn't know he wanted to make a record like walk this way. so i was trying to sell him on something else. what was your impression of him? i was more caught up in, how does it feel to be michael jackson? and all he gave me, one answer, i'm very, very thankful. i highly the documentary. you can check that out on peacock. and later, we will be exclusively with darryl dmc mcdaniels. well, now to wendy williams. it has been two and a half years since her abrupt exit from her popular daytime talk show. her departure coming amid major addiction and health issues. she disappeared from public life soon after. but now we are seeing wendy's painful struggle firsthand in the new lifetime two-part documentary where is wendy williams. are we ready? waiting on you. all right. and away we go. did you drink this whole thing toda

all thanks to michael jackson. before that, they had pretty lousy entertainment and marching bands. >> and, you know, like hollywood celebrities, they had ice skating thing in minnesota one year. so people to now. and then got upset by that because they go over to fox to watch. you know, halftime show that the competitor was putting on and not necessarily that i interesting. fascinating. >> and then lastly, real quickly, a few seconds left, but i'll bet you we see a super bowl ad for coke's new flavor. spiced raspberry. it's a permanent flavor which is bizarre. how i don't know. i'm i'm kind old-fashioned coca-cola guy once in a while, >> could cause a dividend stock there around little boy. they've been in many super bowl commercials and had the polar bears drinking coca-cola right? their iconic as an investment. great short, boring. not going to outperform but not going underperform. didn't stop. p>> interesting, rob, thank yo as always. it's thursday. so we'll see you on the monday after the super bowl right? th

february 28, 1984 was the day of michael's triumph jackson, he received eight grammy awards, the most man from the provinces, a family without means, without connections, made an incredible career, a stalwart of pop-rock music, thanks to his abilities and perseverance. his album thriller was included in the guinness book of records as the best-selling album in the world. others sold out in the millions, and countless imitators tried to copy the famous moonwalk . in ninety-three, michael jackson visited russia, wrote the ballad stranger in moscow and performed at luzhniki. fee from i transferred this concert to one of the orphanages . his record for the most grammys at one ceremony was repeated only by carlos santana 16 years later, but no one could surpass it. this is what this day in history was like. we'll skate cleanly on points , you remember everything, you know everything, we calm down, we get together and we win, kiss, dad, kiss, kiss already, well... getting out on the ice beautifully is a skill, come on, shank, on all our hope is for you, what are you, the joy of old age, yes

of ourselves and apprentices played in a way that no black artist has done before and unlike michael jackson doesn't embrace his blackness but he took it out and skring it around like a increment and davie bowie any and elton john and the list gongs with the stones and the brothers didn't go there and not in that way they're richer by still. prince and jackie wilson and many others prince was the first post modern black rock star from a generation that was finally free to see black men get through the jungles across the country in a way that is not new jimmy hendricks did it to become the greatest gutist and the 350ur7 rain was a organ just of black construction and life in the mid west for culture elements help to stop the deconstruction as a black artist and now in san francisco i've often of the i lived life in excelsiors born and raised in the black streets of west filling any i was in the thick of that and anything could pop up at any time people were showdown and she got raped and that white boy called me a nigger and ready for battle. that's just the way black life was in north mercha

. >> and later in the skinny, we're rocking out to michael jackson this morning as we get our first looking in the movie. michael, you're watching world news now. share the love. >> the rock with you all night. dance you into the sun. love rock with you all. all night on a rock the night away. >> helping families with mesothelioma is all we do. my firm has been offering a free book on mesothele loma for over ten years. since that time, hundreds of people have mesothele loma have trusted us to represent them. we have local offices throughout the us and there is no risk to you. mesothelioma really is all we do. call us at one 800 306 315. that's one 800 306 315 or go to mezzo book.com com i'm amber. >> i've lost 128 pounds with golo taking release. i have literally tried everything. i was on the verge of getting gastric bypass surgery and i saw the golo commercial and it was the last thing i tried because it worked. they are some of the hottest videos on social media. >> those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. net figueroa is here to tell us why. she says this o

her entire life dreamed of what she didn’t get, wanted to play volleyball, short stature, meet michael jacksonhe died early, sing, but she herself said it in an interview, well done, wanted to drink, but no hearing, so she had to become prime minister out of mediocrity -minister. and no one likes, therefore, to send troops to ukraine, and these countries cannot in any way predict the consequences of their steps, then they say, let's give everything, they immediately say: and the russians will attack us, but if you give everything, the russians will attack, what are you going to defend yourself with, do it like this, the russians leave, what will we be afraid of? we will not be afraid, the americans reacted brilliantly, of course. citing his sources, he claims that the us supported macron’s proposal, but the americans immediately said: no, there are no troops there will be, the question arises when she says that she talked with the americans, did they go to mcdonald’s? they asked the first american tourist who arrived with... if french troops enter ukraine, he said “i ’ll be cut in half”, he sa

michael jackson, stevie wonder, bob dylan, tina turner.hese super stars the studio would know handlers, no press people, they are just hanging out alone. there is one moment that reveals some of the artists were starstruck themselves. >> diana walks up to darrell hall with her music in her hands and says, darrell, i am your biggest fan. would you sign my music for me? and we all looked around and said, holy moly. amna: in reviewing all of this behind the scenes footage, what stood out to you in seeing all of these superstars in this environment? bao: these are the icons of icons, not just of this generation but the generation before and the generation after in many ways. and to see them really nervous around each other, excited, and fan boying and fan girling. but also very vulnerable. these are the greatest musical minds of the time, and to see them just sort of not performing at their best levels was really interesting. but i also found it really endearing how all the artists around them would help each other. there is a beautiful scene

taylor swift has long surpassed michael jackson in popularity, every fan in the election year - firstthe pop diva on social networks brought joe '. biden got 35,000 votes, and swift’s popularity has since broken all records; biden’s headquarters decided to repeat it. the most unpopular president of all time wants to start a relationship with taylor swift. this looks like a marriage of convenience. biden doesn't even know who taylor swift is. he can't name a single song of hers, and swift can't name a single biden policy. these relationships were designed in the laboratory. donald trump knows something about taylor swift, who was seriously offended when time magazine named the singer, not him, as person of the year , and given the current intensity, it may turn out that in the battle for the white house this fall, the decisive force will be armies of loyal supporters, a glamorous pop singer on the one hand, and fierce patriots -truck drivers on the other. dmitry melnikov and nikolai koskin, news of the week from texas. scale projects, modern technologies, russia of the present and futu

february 28, 1984 was the day of triumph for michael jackson. prestigious american musical awards. a man from the provinces with a family without means and without connections, made an incredible career, becoming the king of pop and rock music, thanks to his abilities and perseverance. his album thriller was included in the guinness book of records as the best-selling album in the world. others sold out in millions of copies. and many imitators tried to copy the famous moonwalk. his record for the most grammys at one ceremony was repeated only by carlos santanas. 16 years later, no one could surpass it. this is what this day in history was like: large-scale projects, modern technologies, new horizons, russia of the present and future. touch all the achievements at the main exhibition site of the country. 130. one exposition: business events, lectures, fairs, concerts and dozens of other events, everything that russia admires. immerse yourself in an incredible atmosphere of pride for your country. come to the forum russia exhibition. is it possib

and so he started to assemble this team of lionel richie, michael jackson, through lionel's manager,ll got started. amna: and this recording includes, it's fair to say, the biggest names in music of the time, michael jackson, as you mentioned, stevie wonder, bob dylan, tina turner. it is incredible to see in your film all of these superstars in this studio with no handlers and no press people. they're just hanging out alone with each other. there's one moment actually that reveals some of those artists were actually starstruck themselves. take a listen. man: diana walks up to daryl hall with her music in her hands and says: "daryl, i'm your biggest fan. would you sign my music for me”" and we all looked around and said, holy moly. amna: bao, in reviewing all of this behind-the-scenes footage, what stood out to you about seeing all these superstars in this environment? bao: yes, well, as you said, these are the icons of icons, of not just that generation, but the generation before and the generation after in many ways. and to see them really nervous around each other, excited and sort

the entire >> national media apparatus turn their focus from mark sanford over to remembering michael jackson all the governor has to do now is keep his head down, not say anything, and the whole thing will blow but then mark held basically a almost two day interview with members of the associated >> press on the record in which he called. berlin has soulmate gave another interview? >> surely it couldn't be that bad, right? >> the whole lot more than simple affair to love story across lines that i shouldn't have crossed. very me. remember there was the older couples sitting to are they could see as far yeah. it was a lot. >> i think there was in mark the sense of trying as hard as he could to explain to people some very complex things that he was feeling when you compared it to add words or it was spitzer, somebody had gone to a crisis management expert and say, okay, this is the way you go about explaining things in a way where you can salvage your career or a way you can position yourself to come back mark didn't do any of that. >> and that might just be what saved him >> to be a headline.

. >> already they're internalizing the role of michael jackson. >>> will netflix revolutionize the stageision they have joined on "patriots. the play from peter morgan, the creator of "the crown", key pickets the life of vladimir putin. netflix is developing a screen adaptation of the play patriots opens on broadway on april 22nd more and more, we are seeing the kress cross. especially when it comes to strang stranger things. >>> a pringles favorite is back by demand. >>> we're talking about major changes to come after the break. changes to come after the break. . you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcm. so he prescribed it and i'm really glad he did. camzyos is used to treat adults with symptom

next year's biopic, michael, base the on the king of pop, a total of eight actors will play michael jackson's the young version and four for the older verses. the actors hall from stage and screen and one's real-life son will take on the role of his uncle. the movie hits theaters next april. i mean, it makes sense that there's, you know, eight of thm playing all of the years that we saw them develop and grow. >> and a great talbient pool to pick from you. >>> will netflix revolutionize the theater like it did television in a first-time move for the streaming giant, netflix has joined as a producer for "patriots" the creator of "the crown" depicts the life of president putin. netflix is developing a screen adaptation of the play which stars will keane patriots opens on broadway on april 22nd this is their way of saying we're taking over everything entertainment. they're already producing "str "stranger things." >> all our favorite shows will eventually get a netflix broadway show. >>> toyota issuing another safety recall. and eggo has created a breakfast bunga low in tennessee bunga low in ten

he's the last r&b artist since michael jackson, since bobby brown, to sell that many records.ybody is going to be watching. >> reporter: football's biggest night meets one of music's biggest superstars. you get the call that this is actually happening. how do you react? what was that like? >> took a minute. kind of like an adrenaline high. like yeah, of course. then you think about it. wait a minute, the work you've got to do to do this. but i'm ready. hey, man, that's what i do. it's usher, baby. >> reporter: before game day, he's dropping his ninth album, "coming home," a love letter to the legacy of his career with hits like "ruin." ♪ you ruined me for everybody ♪ >> reporter: is that so usher, to be working right up until the biggest performance of your career? >> not many artists even get an opportunity to do that. you get this many eyeballs paying attention to you, you better give them everything that you can give them. people that miss that opportunity, they crazy. >> reporter: the super bowl might be a new stage for usher, but it's one he's arguably been training for f

mark geragos, who defended celebrity clients like winona rider and michael jackson, was scott's defense attorney at trial. >> they weren't focused on actually finding out what happened. they were focused on trying to convict scott. and that was a problem. >> juju: the innocence project claims there were witnesses who weren't properly interviewed who say they saw laci peterson on the day she went missing. >> some of the people who actually saw laci that they should have talked to, they never did talk to. >> juju: they claim a burglary across the street from the peterson home went on the same day laci went missing and wasn't fully investigated. >> their's is some witnesses believe laci peterson interrupted that burglary, then she was killed because of it by those who were involved in it. >> we looked at everybody that we could possibly find that we thought could be responsible for this or suspect of this. >> juju: the innocence project also asking for more extensive dna testing of a piece of fabric found in a burnt-out van a mile away, the day after laci's disappearance. >> that van had a

what would say maybe michael jackson in sync, the who and prince all have in common? of course, music legends. the super bowl halftime show kind of really bonds them all together. >> now in sync, that's one of my loves another this rv legend is joining the ranks. a sure joining the elite list of performers who have taken to the super bowl halftime stage holding his news conference earlier today. the atlanta legends says this set is definitely going to have some surprises. it's his 100st show in las vegas. he's been doing a residency there over the last year and he will now embark on a world tour after this. when it comes to the super bowl, a shirt says he's talked to past halftime performers about how to handle them any concerts. generally a super bowl halftime show goes about 12 to 15 minutes long. but with his catalog of hits, it might not be that easy to pick a set list. >> i wanted to put on a show that i felt would represent my idea of creativity. what i've been able to do is bring a great deal of atlanta and the melting pot 80's, a musically coach early to las y

hizo un tributo a michael jackson porque salió con un guante blanco.sidencias más exitosas en las vegas. siempre está agotada y a mí me impresionó ver como él no ha cambiado con los años. está perfecto. no hay siempre mucha ayuda. algún pinchecito por ahí siempre hay, pero lo que lo vi es que transpiró una barbaridad. lo dio todo. los nervios, los nervios. pero sí, hay unas cremitas y para mí pasó demasiado rápido. 13 minutos pudieron haber sido 30 minutos porque me encantó el show. excelente bailarín, excelente bailarín. gracias por este pase vip. bueno, vamos a borrar la lista de las historias en las que estamos trabajando para ustedes en la cámara de representantes para destituir al secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, tras no prosperar el primero. y no nos olvidamos de que mañana es el día nacional del pancake. tenemos un reportaje muy delicioso y ponga mucha atención ya que rafael amaya, el señor de los cielos, estará aquí con nosotros en el estudio, porque ya se estrena esta novena temporada. eso va a ser un tremendo pase. peacoc

. >>> according to billboard, sony has acquired half of michael jackson's music and songwriting cataloglion, making it the most expensive deal for a single artist's work. >>> amazon prime has the exclusive rights to stream an nfl play-off game next season. it will be amazon's first postseason game. >>> and nasa astronauts aboard the space station showed how to gear ufor p the super bowl with a mass, you got it, that is out of this world. when i see flake. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. tiny troy: he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head and shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp... little rascals... but good news, there's no itchiness, dryness or flakes down here! i love tiny troy. and his tiny gorgeous hair. he's the best. - make every wash count! - little help please. (singing) ♪ i feel good ♪ ♪ duh na nuh na nuh na nuh ♪ ♪ i knew that i would ♪ ♪ na na nuh na nuh na nuh ♪ ooo, yum. hey! ♪ bum bum bum bum bum ♪ i feel good.

would straighten my nose, but why a wonderful nose with patterns, just why be korea and like michael jacksonh a film was white roses for my black sister, i understand that you would, for example, well, in ryazan at the ryazan school, then there there are a lot of very brunettes with such beautiful eyes as yours, you an absolute doll, you look wonderful, you are beautiful, but where - well, well, well, everyone was just jealous of you, that's what i'm busy with. maybe it’s like that in nature, yeah, well , i forgive you, because you can, a beautiful woman can, thank you very much, and now i ’ll thank you very much if you show me a surprise, but great, i didn’t even exchange words with alexander, everything’s fine okay , but it doesn’t matter, you’re leaving with me, sasha, sasha, well, you understand, yes, in general, but maybe we can talk in general, that everything is fine, everything is fine, no one offends you if someone offends me, tell me. i ’ll run away first, i’ll run away, i’m offended, of course, that i came without a gialdi, they’ll offend you, don’t be offended, yes, but how will

you beautiful dress, be kind, get rid of the tattoos all over your body, this is exactly what michael jackson’so, not a trace of foundation, many spectators immediately wanted the same cream for themselves. at the first fashion week in paris this year, jennifer lopez captivated everyone with her floral outfits and there were no props on the jumpsuit, and there were fresh flowers on the coat. on the coat took 7.00 rose petals, they didn’t wilt, the secret is in sugar water, aka nectar-caliber, the flowers still smelled delicious, which can’t be said about this lady’s meat outfit. in 2010, at the music awards, the audience hoped that this was just an imitation, but it turned out not to be. gaga actually walked the red carpet wearing beef, which is 20kg of fresh cuts of meat. it was a little difficult to try on; the costume was kept in the freezer before the grand entrance, and gaga was able to put it on only before the ceremony itself. the singer later stated that it was one of her most comfortable dresses, she even liked the smell. then the dress is long. they soaked it in different solutions, c

michael jackson movies, doing something similar with his nephew.e have sean lennon play john lennon. hey it's possible we've already talked about it to james gandolfini. >> his son plays. that's right, tony young, tony soprano, saints of newark. it would work. could happen. okay. >> next to a tattoo that andrew is so jealous of or i already have show us they're wearing it, right? >> no, i can't, it's a family show. >> machine gun kelly, that's who we're talking about. took to instagram to shock his fans and shock. he did take a look at that with a new tattoo that literally covers his entire upper body and arms in black ink. he says the process required ouch 44 needles. that doesn't feel good. >> i thought it would've been a lot more, to be honest. >> his tattoo artist, rock rock said that it took 13 six hour sessions with him. >> do you think he has buyer's remorse with that at this point? >> not yet. he will. rock's also told tmz that mgk engaged in a, quote, spiritual consultation before getting the ink. i wonder if they charge you for that. howe

. >> she did miss her life calling as a michael jackson impersonator but technically speaking, mosesyounger than nancy pelosi but this is nasa the best our country can do? we are about to have a general election for the political as tell us the country needs new blood and they mean new blood like transfusions. talk to dead people and it's lost on stage. the selection is shaping up to be the sequel, the bad grandpa. some people argue that is never a better time for third party candidate to emerge but you can forget about kanye west. there and when he wrote those checks for nothing. >> that is fake news. [laughter] kanye is a goner, he made it back to the top of the charts in 100 countries and kanye has made anti-semitic comments, far more likely to become the president of harvard. [laughter] >> jimmy's so got it. rfk has strong support but he's spent less time battling opponents and more time battling his family over super bowl ad that looked like a certain kennedy who ran in 1960. ♪ >> looks like the super pac might have borrowed that one from jfk rfk's family has forgiven him and ev

collins: ¿prince y michael jackson? >> claro. amigos de la familia.Ó mi madre, creo que es que uno debe hacer bien en la vida, porque llega el dÍa que uno tiene que pagar por todo lo que ha hecho la vida. y por eso ya entiendo que uno debe vivir una vida contenta, una vida bien para no repetir lo que me tocÓ a mÍ vivir. collins: a pesar de lo vivido en su familia, michael corleone no escapÓ a la tentaciÓn del narcotrÁfico y sus consecuencias. el dÍa que lo arrestan a usted, ¿cÓmo fue eso? ¿quÉ significÓ para usted en este proceso donde ahora usted se da cuenta que las cosas no iban bien en su vida? >> fue un dÍa muy impactante. fue un dÍa muy triste. collins: el 12 de mayo de 2011, michael corleone blanco fue acusado por comprar 5 kilos de cocaÍna a un agente encubierto. por no tener antecedentes con la justicia, fue condenado a prisiÓn domiciliaria. ¿le dejÓ una lecciÓn aquellos momentos en el arresto y el problema real sobre usted? >> claro, todo. todo en mi vida me ha llevado una enseÑanza muy fuerte. como hombre es algo muy impactante no estar ahÍ

there are the famous commercials and halftime performances like michael jackson's epic show back in 1993which i don't remember but i'm told it is epic. so i'm sure it was. some argue the super bowl has evolved in to a national holiday and is bigger than any one star. >>> we're getting a look at some of the commercials for the first time which are going for $7 million for 30 second ad. take a look. >> sorry, party is canceled. waiting on the cable internet guy. >> jason momoa joining the guys from scrubs in a new ad. >> we're going to be in a little commercial. >> be honest. >> i am. >> be honest. >> uber eats is pulling out all the stops. this ad for the food there i havery delivery service features victoria and david beckham. >> you know what they say, in order to remember something, you got to forget something else. >> that is also a friends star in another commercial for uber eats. advertisers are expecting 110 million people to watch the game and commercials. hence the high price tag. >>> now to some stories in the spotlight. disney says it will make a sequel to its multimillion doll

dice que quiere molar a michael jackson.as] se dice que aquÍ habrÁ la diferencia de salarios mÁs abismal. por un lado estÁ palma que gana $50,000,000 al aÑo. alan: 50,000,000 al aÑo. y mi hijo de 24 aÑos. lindsay: no gana 1,000,000 de dÓlares porque todavÍa tiene el contrato de novato, pero eso va a cambiar radicalmente. alan: se le vence y serÁ la locura. lindsay: mÁs de 1,000,000 de dÓlares. el otro 50,000,000. una locura. alan: me gustarÍa que fuera verdad eso. seguimos con informaciÓn de los entrenamientos. lindsay: han dado toda la carne en el asador. ambos equipos cerraron el acceso a la prensa. esta fue la Última ocasiÓn el jueves por la noche que hablan con la prensa, pero vamos hablar un poco de los equipos. kansas city sabemos que cuenta con un diablo como mariscal de campo en cuatro apariciones en los Últimos cinco aÑos. este hombre estÁ hecho de metal, de hierro. alan: se espera tambiÉn mucho de travis, de pacheco. tiene un gran equipo. lindsay: por otro lado, tenemos que recordar que hace cuatro aÑos en el super

on the subway he danced like michael jackson.hurt him until he died. >> jesse: instead of paying for extra english tutors, the district hired a radical with a septum piercing. this is crt for 6-year-olds, which is weird. >> parents are fighting with school boards across cities and towns across the country, over curricula, that they believe teaches white kids they're racist. none of this is happening. who cares about the truth, when you have the perfect buzzword. even the magic word in it, "race." >> jesse: so crt isn't just being taught in schools. it's being taught in kindergarten. even the teachers at glassbrook elementary says it's too much. the school says it has no regrets. the program did it it was hired to do. the district pointed to improvements in attendance and suspension rates. the school is no longer on the state watch list. actually it is still on the state watch list. when you stop suspending students, the suspension rates do go down. as gutfeld pointed out, attendance went up but grades went down. so the more they

what you're really good, michael jackson. >> oh, no, what did you do? some albums falling over. and i hear heeeh, heeh -- the heck, what is that? i look over my shoulder. there's the biggest freaking snake. and michael's going, "there he, lionel, oh my god." he lost the snake in the room. he came out when he heard us singing. "he wanted to meet you, he wants to say hello to you." that's not what i -- got to get out of here quick. i am screaming. this is the end. i saw this horror movie, and it's not good for the brother. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so michael lost his snake? >> and by the way -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we found him! lionel richie is here with us. ♪ >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by frito-lay. stay game day ready all year long with your favorite frito-lay snacks. (vo) imagine your child going to school without a decent pair of shoes and socks or a warm coat to protect them from the cold. many families across the country struggle to be able to provide these basic needs for their children. subaru

it was like to me, it was like michael jackson's thriller album, you know, never make another one. it was, you know, just somehow it all was magic. so i want to do, but it won't be another this this was just so amazing to me. it's you guys are amazing. made it. you made it. well it was as it was under so many people share the experience i had which is you finish a 715 page book and you wish it were longer and and we finished a 45 minute conversation. i really wish it could be longer, but

. >> camera's there, and then just give me, like, a spin, like a michael jackson spin, 360. >> jimmy:e, something more peppy, right >> yeah. >> jimmy: that felt dramatic ♪ oh, here you go. ♪ [ cheers and applause was that -- was that something like that? >> yeah. we got it, moving on yeah >> jimmy: did you -- did you start off in new york? did you ever live in new york city? >> i did when i was on "house of cards" i had a place here >> jimmy: oh, really what was your favorite part about central park >> the squirrels >> jimmy: oh, yeah i do love the squirrels. you know what i wanted to ask you, when you audition, do you just go in and you go, "yeah, i nailed it," and every time you just go, "yeah, i'm robin wright that's it. i'm good." >> are you out of your mind? never. >> jimmy: you never felt that way? >> never one time, one time >> jimmy: which one? >> in the 4,000 auditions. it was "forrest gump" actually [ cheers and applause yeah >> jimmy: you just knew it you knew it? >> i don't know. i think it was - i think i was seven, eight months pregnant with my second child. and you know