and we will also meet dylan penn in a little while, the daughter of sean penn and robin wright, and she is in a new movie "condemned." >> and why not celebrate national champagne week with our favorite john cena. >> where is yours? >> i seem to have left it in the champagne cooler. >> should we toast to john, and now every time someone looks at him we will see "train wrecked." >> are you keeping busy with the >> i am, but right now i am bringing you champagne. >> and you have a big wrestling match. last time i brought you guacamole and this time champagne and so next time, i will bring you shots glchlt and we we want to have shots with you and get weird. >> on that note, i am leaving. champagne and lemon juice and simple syrup. >> i wish i knew that before i had a sip. >> you don't like it? >> wow. this week when you order champagne, it comes with free caviar dip. and check out the cost of the champagne first. >> and the plaza is a fun experience. >> and how was your weekend? >> i went to dinner with a couple of friends, bromwin and her husband and we went to a place called the smith wh

spotlight when she was younger, but not anymore. >> and she is a model and daughter of sean penn and robin wright is now starring in a new horror flick called "condemned." >> and so beautiful. the moment i saw her, i said, she is the daughter of robinr wright no doubt. >> and so, it is not easy to look at some of the beginning stuff, but what did you think of the script? before i read the script, and he is a very bright cover guy, so i was not surprised that, you know, the great script. although, horror is not my favorite genre, it kept me interested. >> and in is your first movie, and so you were making a comment to me that a lot of young women start out that way. so when you told your mom and dad dad, that i am going to be doing a movie and it is a horror movie and it is really creepy and a lot of people in a condemned building and a lot of body fluids, what was the reaction? >> i think they were excited for me. as long as i am working, they are happy for me. >> do they give you advice when it comes to acting and like you have to be in the business and encouraging or discouraging? >> very encou

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maybe because she is the daughter of sean penn and actress robin wright. dylan penn is now making her own way into the movies. she's starring in her first movie, "condemned." it's a horror film. nice to have you here on good day new york. >> happy to be here. >> i feel like no matter which way you choose, you are acting royalty, so to speak, right? [laughter] >> i guess so. >> mom, dad, you can't go wrong either way. [laughter] >> i guess we'll see once this comes out. [laughter] >> is there a certain amount of pressure? >> i guess so. i mean, even if i didn't have the parents that i have, i think there would be pressure no matter what, you know? first time acting, it's definitely nerve-wracking. but it's been fun -- >> is in your debut film? >> yes, it is. >> and it's a horror film? >> uh-huh. >> is it a genre that you're kind of attracted to? >> i do like scary movies. you know, i didn't really think that, you know, if i was going to do a movie, this would be the first thing i would do, but it just kind of happened that way, and it was a blast. >> what w

spacey and robin wright. you had better sign them up for an extended deal. mike: i think, again, one of the areas where we have seen shifts in power, and none of these is absolute, but i think we have seen a shift in power towards the consumer, the consumer has a whole lot more choices and a whole lot more power. and part of that is from piracy to great ill, i would argue. we have also seen a shift in power towards big, important, partial artists, including newbies with very little writing recently have gotten larger events -- advances to write books. and we have seen a shift towards distributors. one of the things we talk about in the book is an example of where record label discovered that apple was selling or content at the wrong price and they called apple to complain at apple says, you want us to take it down? and that's sort of take it or leave it power is really scary. the music industry, talk about the shift in power to consumer is manifest in how sta rs are being made. the recorddays, labels, their job was to develop thatnt, talent, develop an album

you want kevin spacey and robin wright, you better sign them up or they're not going to do it. >> i think one of the areas where we've seen shifts in power, and none of these is absolute, but i think we've seen a shift of power towards the consumer. the consumer now has a whole lot more choices and a whole lot more power, and part of that is from piracy to great ill, i would argue. we've also seen a shift in power towards big, important, powerful artists, including, including kn newbies who have gotten large advances to write books. and we've also seen, i would argue, a shift towards some of these distributors. one of the things we talked about in the book is an example where a record label discovered that apple was selling their content at the wrong price. the price they didn't agree to, and they called apple to complain, and apple says, do you want us to take it down? and that sort of take it or leave it power is really scary. >> one way in the music industry, you talk about the shift of power to the consumer, it's really manifested in how stars are being made these days. in the old day