is this too raunchy to post on twitter?o post on twitter. >> oh, lord. >> stephanie: chris, that's your rule. nothing good ever happens after phone calls after 3:00 a.m. >> nothing good happens after drinking brown liquor. >> white liquor is fine. >> stephanie: we've learned everything the hard way. >> a whole bottle of vodka is fine. >> so you're an alcohol racist. >> at 3:00 a.m., jacki and i were trying to convince the please car to drive us home when we couldn't find a cab. >> stephanie: i forgot about all of the walking in the high heels. i literally started crying. it was blocks, i was freezing. the phones seemed broken in one of my feet at least. i was like ron! >> you're too pretty to be this complainy. >> stephanie: where is a cab? >> every time you go to d.c., it is cold! don't wear open-toed shoes with heels? >> stephanie: we need girl shoes. my uggs with my gown. >> please don't. >> stephanie: much more inauguration day. happy inauguration day live from d.c. it's "the stephanie miller show" on the road. >> annou

. >> reporter: racy, raunchy, risque, some might call it soft porn.e book that made women squeal with pleasure. ♪ want to open my eyes and see all 50 shades ♪ on stage others are belting out a different kind of tune in its honor. ♪ open your book open your mind ♪ >> reporter: it's a spectacle with plenty of senseuality. parodies the best seller by centering around a book club obsessed with the more colorful parts which become the butt of jokes through a series of sketches. here we are with the cast of "50 shades" to get a first-hand look behind the scenes before they hit the great white way. >> a couple of friends of mine actually came to me with the idea and initially i said, what a terrible idea. i can't make that funny. it's a very serious thing about sex. but i was convinced and we started writing these songs and they were really, really funny.

while the kind of boys sit there and sort of dominate with their... you know, it's funny with their raunchy jokes and everything. but often the most talented girls in the class, they'll sit over there in a row, they're doing the best writing, and they're terrified, right? and it's somehow... i don't know why it is, but so often, like every... so many young male students who decide they want to write think they're geniuses the minute they write, like, their first sentence. and fiction... >> hinojosa: i've never expericed that, ever. >> and the women, you know, are just sometimes the most, you know... something... are much shyer about their voice, and much more insecure about their voice, and much more... and it's especially compounded, i think, sometimes for latin american women, especially from a culture like mexico. and so... >> hinojosa: it's hard. >> and then there's personal reasons, right? and so aura was the most... aura was a much better writer than me. she was a genius, she really was. she was extraordinarily talented. and i would sit there, and anytime i read a story i would say, "

suggested to me "the fleet's in," that picture by paul cadmus, which i thought, "no, this is too raunchyor me." but it gave me the idea of working with sailors, which at that time were rife in new york because it was the middle of the war. so i just kept my eyes open about what they were doing. and then i wrote a ballet. it was about two of my best friends and myself in the company. we palled around together. narrator: to compose the score robbins turned to someone as unknown as he was. robbins: and that was leonard bernstein. i was still a dancer traveling all over the united states with the ballet theatre. and lenny would send me music and a little disc of how it was to be played. bernstein: anyway, my love and i hope you like it. good luck, jerry. robbins: and that was the beginning of our collaboration. man: there was a freshness of approach. there was nothing stuffy about it. here were these guys and they're on the town, you know and they pick up these dames and everything goes screwy. and yet it was a classical ballet. everything about it just worked. woman: it wasn't like they loo

it's a bunch of sketches put together that are extremely profane and vulgar and raunchy, and these celebritys are trying to show us how cool they can be, but good for you, it's the worst film they have ever seen, say some. >> maybe they all want to win a razzie. >> ok. let's get to the ones you have seen. >> january is like the gar bridge bin of movies. it's the films they chose not to teresa previous year and may as well give it a shot. >> "hansel & gretel." it's got the fake jason bourne. >> yes. they are grown, brother and sister, hansel and gretel grown and out there to kick some witch butt. it sounds like a parody film but they are sort of taking it seriously. they mean it. they are trying to be the buffy the vampire slare thing. so they put wise cracks in except they are not particularly wise. the witches are sort of standard issue witches and you look at jeremy renner, oscar nominated three years ago for the hurt locker and you say why, jeremy? why? >> pay the mortgage? >> i think he wants to re-invent himself as an action star. >> 1 1/2 stars. i can't even begin to recommend this. it'

. >> reporter: racy, raunchy, risque? some might call it soft porn.he book that made women squeal with pleasure. ♪ want to open my eyes and see all 50 shades ♪ >> reporter: now on stage, others are belting out a different kind of tune in its honor. ♪ open your book open your mind ♪ >> the spoof is a titillating spectacle with plenty of sensuality. the stage version parodies eat rottic best seller by centering around a middle aged ladies book club obsessed with the more colorful parts which become the butt of jokes through a series of sketches. here we are with the cast of "50 shades" at their dress rehearsal to get a first look at the scenes before they actually hit the great white way. >> a couple of friends of mine actually came to me with the idea. initially, i said what a terrible yudt. i can't make that funny, a very serious thing, about sex. but i was convinced and we started writing these songs and they were really, really funny. ♪ >> reporter: this musical production is as erotic and decadent as you would expect. the collaboration of comedy wr

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bradley cooper, who is often seen in movies that are up -- that are funny and "hangover" and are raunchy, and he is adorable, but he is getting nods for best actor, very fine actor. daniel day-lewis. almost a shoe-in. and a guy named hugh jackman. denzel washington, who is everybody tells me is amazing in "flight" and joaquin phoenix in "the master." >> that will be an interesting category. best supporting actress category. amy adams, sally field from "lincoln." ann hathaway from ""les mis."" >> who has the best buzz. >> helen hunt for -- i thought that was a lead role. >> for "the sessions" about a sex counselor. that's what they call it now. >> and jacki weaver. >> we loved her. >> we loved her. played the philadelphia, you know, mother which that's why they call it acting. supporting actor, this is a group of actors not one new name in it. alan arkin, robert deniro. philip seymour hoffman and tommy lee jones, christoph waltz. >> it's unbelievable in "django unchained." >> "django unchained" you would hate. >> so much violence? >> and language. just -- i can't stand to watch other peop

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>> so really this is probably the only clip that we could show in the entire film, because it is raunchyny? >> it's not funny. my rating is one star out of five. >> you gave it a star? >> for the guacamole. >>> this morning on "world news now," tragic inferno. the popular south american nightclub that was overcrowded when smoke and flames filled the building. >> the disturbing details, shocking pictures and latest reports from a brazilian city dealing with grief. it's monday, january 28th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good monday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm sunny hostin. we just spoke to a bbc news correspondent in brazil and we'll get you the latest in our top story. >> some of the grim details that she was sharing, you know, about what's happened and the scene there, there's a sports center where the families are going to identify the bodies. 230 plus victims at least right now, and it was a packed nightclub and just tragedy and a horrible scene there now. >> even the president of brazil went to the site and the health minister, as well. so this is

. >> girls take raunchy pictures of themselves.tos may look generic and funny. the teasing is a new form of cyber bullying. well aware that they're being ridiculed. >> everyone thinks they can do anything they feel like doing online. they can't. free speech has limited. if you defame somebody, harass somebody, target them. that may be against the law. >> reporter: dr. logan levkoft says until parents step in, teens will continue to do it. >> it's our spornt to teach young people to not judge anyone else. >> you have your own insecurities that you're dealing with. so you take them out on other people. >> reporter: while many continue to post the altered taunting images. others are creating new science of support from teens who believe there is nothing to be ashamed of. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you, abbie. >>> back now with barbara walters, bringing us the latest interview with ma ryey carey. so much going on with her. >> there's a lot. i'm not a hollywood reporter. i have known her

edgy's a nice word for raunchy. >> we weren't the ones made fun of. >> that's true. >> makes it easieravannah, al, and natalie will be live on the red carpet tomorrow night. they are hosting nbc's golden globes preshow special at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific time. on monday on "today," they'll be live in los angeles with an exclusive look at the big night and a backstage pass to all of the events and parties. a big, big time. >> very little sleep to be had by all. >> if any. >> true. fun to watch them tuesday when they're here. >>> up next, a new use for your ipad. first, this is "today." customer satisfaction is at 97%. mmm, tasty. and cut! very good. people are always asking me how we make these geico adverts. so we're taking you behind the scenes. this coffee cup, for example, is computer animated. it's not real. geico's customer satisfaction is quite real though. this computer-animated coffee tastes dreadful. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. someone get me a latte will ya, please? ♪ i'm halfway to your heart ♪ you have to let me know ♪ so i don't make my

there are great raunchy cam dee. but this crosses the line.if you're going to see this movie, i gave it a 1 1/2 out of 5. i would recommend renting it and watchingth first skit and turning it off. it's a 1 1/2 out of 5. skip the movie. it's too offensive. >> steve: good advice. >> gretchen: the next one is something we all grew up knowing about "chancel and gress -- hansel and gretel. >> we know is over the top. as an audience member, you kind of have to turn your brain cough go, this is not an oscar movie. this is not something that's supposed to be highly regarded. a fun, fun action movie. i sat down with jeremy renner and asked them, we're seeing a childhood fairy tale turn into an r rated action movie. so what if the reversed happened and we saw an r rated movie turned into a childhood fairy tale. check out their answers. >> if you could take an r rated movie and give it the reverse treatment and turn it into a g rated fairy tale, what would that be and why? >> what comes to mind is "alien." >> can you imagine. like little green men, like

i don't want my neighbor to be poor and raunchy and have a mobile home and trash all around and kids with sickness and -- i don't want that. the free trade agreement, you're only looking at the balance of trade went to mexico. it used to be -- we were sucking dollars out of mexico. now we are putting dollars in. but we are doing it through commerce, not -- get my point? >> host: joe, what kind of work do you do in el paso? >> caller: i'm an economist and a miner, a mine are consultant, and i've worked in both places of the united states and i'm a mexican-american. >> host: is it fair to say you're a supporter in general of nafta? >> caller: i'm a supporter of -- no i'm not a supporter of nafta in general. i'm a supporter of free trade. >> guest: free trade. >> caller: yes. >> host: do you find that in your view, has free trade or the current setup benefited el paso and mexico? >> caller: it has. it has. it benefits mexico. it benefits the united states to begin with when it first got implemented. i mean, dollars were coming -- people in mexico were buying american machinery, american