"mick jagger." so, it turns out mick jagger was in a limousine with a friend of hers out front.aconsville parade, and saying, "come on, deb, come party with us, we're going out with mick." and i'll never forget it, deb goes, "you can tell mick that i'm with hugh jackman." >> audience: aww. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wow. that's something, that's pretty good. that's a signal, that's a signal. >> it's a good signal. >> stephen: it's a good signal when a woman turns down mick jagger. >> that is going to go well. >> stephen: yeah, exactly. ( laughter ) the film is called, "the front runner." i watched it this weekend, because i'm special and i get to see things early. and it's absolutely wonderful. jason reitman is the director. for people out there who don't know, you play senator gary hart, who, of course, i remember, because i grow up here. were you aware that he was a prominent political figure back if 1987, '88? >> '87, i was touring around on a gap-year with four other australians backpacking. i don't remember the entire year to be honest with you. ( laughter ) but i

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a little rolling stones and mick jagger. ♪ ♪ david: that is the rolling stones and mick jagger doingwomen. is the manght there whose plate -- who has played he'sard with the stones -- also a noted conservationist and and founder of the mother nature network. .alk about that how has it changed? how has the business of music changed? chuck: it has changed tremendously. in the day that i was coming out the 1960's and 1970's and 1980's, you had lps and cds and cassettes. streaming,ll about digital downloads and streaming. revenue streams have dried up. david: in the olden days, you had to get a label and the label control you. the stones took back some of that ownership of the music. point, do you almost wish the labels were back? chuck: what you are seeing is a marrying of those two concepts. the artists own their own on theing to most degree label will do distribution to get a piece of it. it's hard to do everything. write music, record music and play music and be your own manager and your own record label. david: you are about to go on another u.s. tour. how do you make your money? is

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. >> superballs, olympics, i've met presidents, nelson mandela with bill clinton, mick jagger, countless the most unbelievable places. >> reporter: there is so much to adam jacobs that we can see. >> from the second i wake up until the minute i go to bed i have a migraine. i feel chronic head pain, dizziness and nausea. it is an invisible illness. >> reporter: he lives in constant pain. ice helps and sodas the dark and medication. nothing ever stops it, not since it started 10 years ago. >> i ate some shrimp and i had a migraine that went into two migraine stand three migraines and then a migraine seven days a week 24/7. >> reporter: he is an active and healthy child and for the next two years he lied in the dark. doctors in the uk couldn't figure out what was wrong and send him to a specialist at a pain clinic in michigan. >> the comparator rehabilitating someone who has had a stroke. i gradually work up my level of activity. i would always take a camma as a distraction. >> reporter: he spent months being treated and one day his love for sports brought him and his camera to the universi

. >> jimmy: and they're too cool to say they've met mick jagger or madonna.: you were on mr. robot. and now all of a sudden you're in queen. >> you know, it's crazy. the crazy thing is that the producers saw me on "mr. robot" of all things. >> jimmy: and thought of you for this movie. >> i know. >> jimmy: because the characters are the complete opposite. >> can you imagine elliot getting on stage and trying to talk. >> jimmy: that would be great. let's pretend we didn't have this conversation. elliot and the hood. >> it's funny, i went from playing a character with one costume. i mean, i don't change from that hoodie into the most outrageous, audacious. >> jimmy: it all evens out. it's the lessons. if you haven't seen it "bohemian rhapsody." >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by the all- new chevy silverado. the strongest, most advanced silverado ever. silverado ever. i'm a little bit of memphis and nashville. with a little bit of motown in my soul. i don't know if it's good or bad. but i know i love it so. with a little bit of count

mick jagger. billy joel. rod stewart. all famous, all rich, and all men.. the latest album hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough and very sexy. ♪ we are young ♪ heartache to heartache we stand ♪ ♪ no promises, no demands >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be, someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. ♪ >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-gos. ♪ see the people walking down the street ♪ >> unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronettes or the supremes, the go-gos write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ they got the beat ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat ♪ ♪ yeah, they got the beat >> that was as punk rock as it got for me, to see girls up there, you know, no

joining us with mo, mick jagger from 102.3. what do we know? >> i know it's not nicki minaj. so actress margot robby is set to portray a live action version of the iconic doll we all grew up to know and love. she'll also on coproduce thefi . it will be mattel's first collaboration with the movie studio after the company announced it will be making a new film, divisi mattel films. >> do we know anything about a plot? does she have lasers or is she driving the corvette around? >> maybe she can rescue ken. it's like "taken". >> there you go. >> hire me. >> i see you working it. let's go down south. all the way down to foritera st >> this is about a rber in brazil learning the hard way that mugging certain people on the street probably not a good idea. >> best to watch who you rob. this man tried to steal a cell phone from an ultimate figoning cham nicknamed, the iron lady. he brought him down with a f punches. i think the best part about it is she posted a picture of him in the aftermath.e she m him wait for police to come. >> the story i h rd -- >> not only did you get beat dow

super bowls, olympics, meet presidents, be in the home of nelson mandela with bill clinton, sir mick jagger, really taking me to the most unbelievable places. >> reporter: but there is so much to adam jacobs that we can see. >> from the second i wake up until the minute i go to bed, i have a migraine. i feel chronic head pain, dizziness, nausea, and the challenge is its invisible. >> reporter: ice helps, so does the dark, and sodas medication, but nothing ever stops it, not since it started more than 10 years ago. >> this was literally my first week in college. i had an allergic reaction to some shrimp. that morphed into a migraine 24/7 and eventually led to me dropping out of college. >> reporter: jacob spent the next two years lying in the dark. doctors in the uk couldn't figure out what was wrong and finally sent him to a pain specialist clinic in michigan. >> i go to the grocery store in the supermarket for five minutes at a time and gradually build up my activity. i would always take a camera with me as a distraction to how much my head hurt. >> reporter: he spent months being treated

. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger.along. that's what everybody liked about rock shows. >> as the acts became maybe less twangy in their way, that just expanded their audience. artists like george strait or brooks & dunn, plenty of acts worked their way up and became massive. >> over the last two years, country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts with over $2 billion in sales and climbing. >> as the boom in the music takes hold, westernwear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you've got kids, you've got a house payment, and these people are more like you are than madonna is. ♪ ♪ is there life out there so much she hasn't done ♪ >> women in country was a huge thing in the '90s. you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, the dixie chicks, shania twain. ♪ let's go, girls >> i remember when shania twain came out i was just obsessed with her. i thought it was because i was really attracted to her but i came to find out i just wanted to be her best friend. ♪ the best part about being a woman is the prer

i took mick jagger to my town once.d took him to a friend's house. and we sat down. red us something to drink. and he looks at mick and he goes, "yeah, so uh, what do you do?" [ laughter >> seth: oh boy. that kind of town. >> "i play music." "what kind?" "rock 'n' roll." "great, want a beer?" so, it's thakind of place. it's very mellow. >> seth: that's -- that's -- must be refreshing. you mentioned that you don't bathe while you were there, buta i have heardyou wash your own clothes when you're there? >> i do wash my own clothes. y >> seth: what r process? >> well, i was just there for a month. and i'll be quite honest with you. i get into this thing because when you're on tour doing and g when you're dol this stuff, you change clothes every night. >> seth: of course. >> you know, you can't wear the same suit to always change.e >> seth: yes. >> so i get i there and i'm like, "screw it, i'm not changing clothes."o i don't wantange clothes. i wore the same jeans and jean shirt for 30 days. [ laughter ] you like me now? and -- when it gets to the point where i can't stan

same thing, mick jagger sitting at my piano playing the blues. nobody is looking, just having fun.ting with lionel richie in the kitchen, sitting and writing a song. my grandfather who was living there at the time said could you take that somewhere else, i'm trying to watch this. those are the moments. >> are you going on tour now, for this album? >> i've been on tour for this album. we've already done mexico, europe and a small tour of america. i'm getting ready to do south america and chile all the way up to brazil, argentina, colombia, so forth. then going to do a full tour of europe again and full tour of the united states again. that will go to the end of the summer 2019. >> are you working on more music already? >> i'm two albums ahead of myself. yeah. >> wow. is that how it usually works? >> no. i usually do one at a time and then i take a practice. but i'm committed for the next five years to keep working without break. i feel a time for me to just continue on this journey with no break. >> that's intense. >> it's beautiful. >> lenny kravitz, thanks so much. >> a pleasure t

>> when i produced mick jagger and we were writing together and i was watching him come up with the lyricss the same way that i do it when it is not in a dream, when i'm not being given the lyric, the total lyric. but you start with this sort of scatting of words that aren't words. sounds. and i watched him do it and i said oh, that is how i do it. you know, you just kind of start to get strings and when you listen back to it, even though you haven't said one real word, it is like oh -- [ inaudible ]. you listen back and you hear all of the lyrics. and i watched him do it and it was the same thing we wrote the song together and it is very interesting -- i'm sure a lot of people do it that way. >> for nonmusicians, this seems like a totally foreign idea and process. but it is really fascinating to hear that somehow your brains are able to process -- >> it is. you just hear it and you create it from this mumble jumble thing which then turns into real thoughts and feelings from your sub conscious. it is interesting. it is like your subconscious speaking. >> without words getting in the way. >

you have the moves, mick jagger. >> carley: harris, do you know how to floss. >> i do. the level up challenge with ciara. i'm not going to floss. my girls are. can you see them okay? >> griff: they look so great. happy new year. >> carley: hit it. >> griff: my husband, tony, will hit it. go, ton. all right. that's danica on the right. she's 9. that's bella behind. she's 12. and these girls can floss. dani, show them your dance moves. what? >> griff: so good. >> carley: all right. >> go bella, go bella! give us another dance move. >> yeah! >> floss, baby, floss! floss up. floss. >> griff: man, they're so good, harris. >> carley: they have style. >> griff: thank you. happy new year. tell everybody happy new year. >> carley: happy new year, girls! >> griff: happy new year. harris, we love the glasses. they're absolutely awesome. >> my aunt judy sent me them. we're spending it with the four of us with a fireplace, watching you guys, the free in the background. god bless everybody watching. thank you for including us in your fun. >> carley: so happy to have you. >> griff: th

. >> this is like meeting mick jagger of, you know, the evangelical movement to her. >> what did he represent there? >> i went with the intention of being, again, in the presence of some people i had admired my whole christian life. >> but there were never any suggestions at all that anything at all would go on down there. >> no. again, i went with the intention of being a part of something great. >> she claimed that she really had no idea what was going to happen until she got in the hotel room with john wesley fletcher and jim bakker. >> the way jessica hahn later described her sexual encounter with jim bakker sounds very much like rape. she later told me that she doesn't really feel comfortable talking about it in those terms. but she also clearly didn't believe that it was consensual. >> all i could tell you is it certainly was not an affair, okay? and it was certainly not something that i would ever want to go through again. >> her version is pretty horrific. and in today's "me too" movement, it probably could've resulted in criminal charges. now if you believe jim bakker's version of it

i would agree with mick jagger. maybe a little tough in the short-term. here. one thing that markets do not like is uncertainty and political instability. lame-duck angela merkel and ongoing protest in france as well. at what point is that uncertainty start to weigh on growth and the investment landscape? >> in terms of underlying growth and potential, it has been weighing on growth in the background for quite some time and it will continue to do so. the eu has not begun to sort out if structural problems. difficultiesitical everywhere you look. i think you are a has many difficulties. it will soldier on and struggle on. they do not seem to come up with old solutions or economic reforms, so it is a work in progress. i would give it a d grade so far. yousef: the rest of the world is getting worse by the day. points to the tightening spread between the u.s. and german government bond. where is the opportunity in europe? >> it is bottom up. it has to be rather than the macro. there will be some areas, some pocket of opportunity. if you look the other perform

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