, did he have star quality?m, it was instant. he performed for me in person, and he actually challenged me to sing with him. >> and usher was sold, and he was not the only one. >> and then a week later i met justin timberlake and they both saw me and my talents, and they were like, wow, you want to sign this kid. i was like, wow, you want to sign me? >> and shirley halperin is the "music editor's" report. >> he won. >> and he sang to l.a. reid where he sang "one time." >> and what was that audition like l.a. reid like? >> well, justin came into the conference room and danced on the table and sang on the table and just really blew a wway the label staff. he was unknown entity, but i think that l.a. reid being sharp and perceptive when it comes to new talent saw that spark, and signed him really quickly. >> usher became his mentor and introduced his protege to the world in this youtube video. >> new recording artist justin bieber is about to go down. >> and justin grier writes for "us" magazine. >> he was groomed

new stars created. and so that the universe will end not with a bang, but with a whimper. and not in fire, but in ice. >> but don't worry; we will not leave you out in the cold. we'll be back, in fact, next time with neil degrasse tyson to talk about whether scientists are discovering god in the dark matter that holds the universe together even as it hurtles ever outward from us. and in the meantime, there's much more at our website, billmoyers.com. i'll see you there and i'll see you here, next time. carnegie corporation of new york, celebrating 100 years of philanthropy, and committed to doing real and permanent good in the world. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. the herb alpert foundation, supporting organizations whose mission is to promote compassion and creativity in our society. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. park foundatio

the court ruled the child star had indeed been wronged by his parents.million dollars, but forever lost his family. >> wolf: i felt so sad when i went to interview gary coleman and he talked about suing his parents. these people weren't criminals, and i don't think the whole story has ever come out. they were probably taken in by managers and other people. it looks like rather than, you know, fraudulent activity, they just made a mess of things. >> narrator: some observers felt gary coleman was being manipulated by his lawyers and management, who were simply using him to get their hands on any money they could. >> wolf: he was surrounded by people, "we'll take care of you, gary, and you need that money to take care of yourself." i mean, you couldn't--you couldn't make up what i was seeing in terms of the people who i got the feeling were advising him and i thought advising him badly both from a afinancial and aly both from a public-relations point of view. >> narrator: thanks to legal fees, management salaries and ongoing medical expenses, the $1.3 milli

only the "polar star" can do it. this 38-year-old ship that we just dragged out of retirement, that we don't have a backup for, it's the only one that can do it. when it comes to navigating through an icy ocean, there are lots of degrees of seaworthiness. there are lots of ships that are comfortable in an icy environment. like, for example, this russian research and tourism ship. it makes regular trips to antarctic waters. it's comfortable in an icy environment. but you know, when the pack ice gets really thick, gets more than a few feet thick, this kind of ship really does not have capacity to cut through the ice or break through the ice in any way. and so it was on christmas morning when that tough little russian ship, which is seaworthy in icy waters but not an ice breaker, it got stuck. it got stuck. you heard about this. there were these 52 tourists and scientists onboard that ship. they got stuck in the pack ice. they had no way to move their ship to get out of it and so they called in what basically seemed lik

we still see him as a teen pop star.es reading articles where it says, teen phenom. >> march 2013. a month after the grammys. justin bieber celebrated his 19th birthday in london. but not quite as planned. >> he is having a bad week in london. >> poor biebs. >> shirtless, then wearing a gas mask. hours late to a huge show. then blowing off an autograph session. ultimately, bieber was hospitalized, short of breath. but by the time he left the hospital -- >> easy! easy! >> he had plenty to say to the paparazzi. >> what the [ bleep ] did you say? what did you say? >> you heard what i said. >> when he reacted the way he did, i remember thinking, oh, boy. i had the exact same reaction like, it was sort of like he needs to keep himself in check. sometimes he just snaps, you know? and i mean, can you really blame him? he's a 19-year-old kid. >> i think over the past year we've been watching bieber have a meltdown. he's been acting erratically. >> more erratic behavior, a very public pit stop in this tmz video from july. seeming

he said the star ship enterprise was the metaphor for the star ship earth and the strength of it lay in its diversity, coming together and working in concert as a team. we were all contributing our unique vantage point or our history or our talent, to the workings of that team, to meet that common chelg that we have. and -- challenge that we have. and so it was very intentional to cast the way he did. the captain was a north american, played by a canadian. the european representation was by scotty, scotland, played by an yiesh canadian. irish canadian, another canadian and i represented asia and mccoy represented the south of the u.s. >> how did you get the job? >> my agent called. rather a normal way in hollywood. i went to a meeting with a man named gene roddenberry, i didn't know him from adam. the thing my agent told me was, it was a potential series. it was a pilot, which meant, steady employment. and i was excited about that. he did tell me it was a sc i fi show. i wasn't that much into sci fi at that time. gene ushered me to a sofa, nodded behind the desk, the supplicant there

♪ >>> from little boy to big star.oks have been the focus of thousands of photos worldwide. but this is one photo he never wanted. a miami beach mug shot marking bieber's transformation from bad boy to big trouble. can we talk about the mug shot? >> yes. >> shirley halpern interviewed him in 2013. >> i recognized that justin bieber who i spent so much time with, and that look of him in the camera was kind of the look he had when we did this video segment with him where he just turned it on. he is posing for the police. >> posing but not talking. bieber and his camp haven't responded to cnn's request for comment. but it seems safe to assume this isn't what he planned when he dropped his third studio album in june of 2012. a new sound, a new look, a clear message. i'm not that kid anymore. >> he has a different haircut, his style has changed. he's constantly out with his shirt off and pants hanging down. he has all of these tattoos now. >> bieber broke up, for the last time, with salena gomez, and seemed to amp up the ba

well you know with my book how to make love like a porn star it kind of. it right been things i think for women it made it ok now with shades of gray and now my book sugar women feel comfortable like being on the airplane reading it like excepted but it's if you read it it is written pornography i mean you can actually get completely turned on by these books i mean i was so engrossed in them my ex would look at me like jenna hello what about me i'm like i'm busy i'm busy he's handcuffing her right now you got turned on by reading it yeah. i think that in the written word is what i mean here and of course in your book you know there's a to be much more than that tape duct tape. what are your boys going to think you think therefore right yes my boys are four and a half and you know i think what i when they're sixteen and that's good that's a fight mean what are going to stress that this was you know the kids in school were sixteen would be twelve well i only like your mother i know right it's i mean when i when i decided to get pregnant this is something tha

." >> this weekend on "extra" -- it's all about the stars we love. "extra" on the set of tv's biggest shows. >>>> that woman was just like lynda carter. >> "two and a half men'n's" superhero guesest star. >> such a stretch. i play myself. >>> plus, speaking of best stars -- big bang's big get. only "extra" was there for comedy legend bob newhart's return to primetime. >> this was a show you wanted to be on because it's fab. >> because he's such a fool. >> then introducing "ncis'" new girl. your first look on the set with michael weatherley and mark harmon. >> must be fun to have some fresh mates. >> whoa, hi. how are you doing? >> jennifer lopez gets real. >> i was in the worst timee of y life. one of the worst times of my life. >> the events that led to some serious sou searching. >> i think the most important thing is that you realize you can be just as happy on your own. >> meet america's new modern family. >> dad started this business 40 years ago, so it took a while. >> only "extra" is in louiana going deep inside the "duck dynasty" empi. >> thi

charges of drag racing and drug possession pending against the pop star. whoosh and in the south bay tonight a new home for the pink=dyed chihuahua found injured in the street. the huge outpouring of support for the pup has convinced the peninsula humane society to do something that could help other abandoned dogs in its care developing news tonight. a 17-year old mother. shot and killed. allegedly by her own brother. it happened in oakland's chinatown neighborhood. tonight -- an investigation is underway. kron 4's justine waldman is live tonight with the latest developments. justine what are we learning about the victim and what happened? learning that this is a terrible tragedy and the siblings here in this apartment complex with their grandmother who cannot go into our home because it's still a crime scene. she's sitting over here on the substrate surrounded by love ones. still crying. in reading. >> : earlier she told me that she is worried about what will happen when please find her grandson mario talk oliver that is the 40 year-old should at that is

to wish upon the star, most people are wishing on planets.hat's why their wishes don't come true. because the planets are the first stars to come out at night. >> don't you sometimes feel sad about breaking all these myths apart? >> no, no, because i think it's, some myths are, deserve to be broken apart. the, out of respect for the human intellect. that, no, when you're writhing on the ground and froth is coming out of your mouth, you're having an epileptic seizure. you have not been invaded by the devil. we got this one figured out, okay? i mean, discovery moves on. so, i don't mind the power of myth and magic. but take it to the next frontier and apply it there. don't apply it in places where we've long passed what we already know is going on. >> i came out of the planetarium, and that evening, i sat thinking about what you said in the show about, you acknowledged the big bang and you, and i remember that hubble rewound the process mathematically. correct me if i'm wrong, and calculated that everything, matter, space, energy, even time its

the stars descended. on beverly hills and their annual celebration for tv and movies for the second year in a row. for the second year, poehler and fey did not disappoint. >> welcome to the 71st annual tina fey and amy poehler's lee daniel's "the butler" golden globes awards. >> reporter: golden girls ruling again at the golden globes. no one was safe. >> "gravity" is nominated for best film. it's the story of how george clooney would rather float away into space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age. we're going to get the show done in three hours, or as martin scorsese says, act one. >> i'm sorry i'm shaking so much. don't ever do this again. >> reporter: best supporting actress winner, jennifer lawrence, kicked off a night of big wins for "american hustle." >> and the golden globe goes to -- "american hustle." >> reporter: "dallas buyers club" got best supporting actor for jared leto and best actor in a drama for matthew mcconaughey. >> all right, all right, all right. >> i love t

rising stars. this is 50 minutes. >> a good afternoon. i want to welcome you to our rising stars panel. we launched the rising stars panel and our first group at our last meeting when we were last together. i am so honored to have the opportunity to be here together with our new group of rising stars and i'm honored to introduce them to our committee and the media and the world. when we are looking at what we're doing, we are not just talking to women, we are empowering women, we are training women. we are going around the country finding dynamic women that want to run for office like these women. and we're not just talking about it or talking to them. we're going out there and we are reaching them. we are training them. we are empowering them and working with them to make sure they understand fundraising, media events, communications. whatever it may be that those individuals and these young women and more women around the country that share our principles and values, that they understand the impo

that kind of gorgeous, ruggedly handsome speed demon action star.e was much more than that also. >> people don't realize paul walker had a full, vibrant life off the screen. he always said he was one foot in, one foot out with the whole hollywood game. >> outside of the hollywood game, walker was deeply involved in the world of fast cars. and even raced with a hollywood club. >> he actually owned, always evolving. it was a performance shop that really appealed to the car junky paul walker was. >> but paul was much more than a car junky. he was also deeply committed to humanitarian relief. in 2010, walker took a team to haiti, helping in the aftermath of the major earthquake that devastated the small nation. >> he asked a bunch of people what they thought we should bring. >> he knew that he had to do something. no one knew what to expect. all he knew was he was bringing medical equipment, water filtration and he was going to do what he could. when they got there, they did so much for their first time they were able to set up a hospital in an orphanag

awards for the cast and their star, bryan cranston. >> i won an s.a.g. award! reporter: before you came in here, i said the highlight of my day is meeting you. i'm sara from "good morning america." >> i know who you are. >> thanks a lot. >> reporter: can you just step over here? "modern family" won comedy ensemble, with sofia vergara thanking all who made it possible. >> i thank everyone. my boobs. no. >> this is such a pleasure and so exciting. a lot of us didn't see it coming. >> reporter: their co-star, ty burrell, also won male actor in a comedy series. >> very humble. this is not him putting an an act. this is actually him. >> reporter: on the red carpet, autograph hounds screamed for their favorite stars. oprah even played photographer. emma thompson photo bombed "12 years a slave" actress lupito nyong'o. later backstage, winners posed with their 12-pound statues. >> he's heavy. he might become part of my work out. >> reporter: i can already see the bicep curls. >> i will have one really strong arm. >> reporter: i have to say, the overwhelming feeling, as

goldest moments and to get the latest on the red carpet stars and standouts check us out on the entertainment page on cnn.com. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >> beyonce always goes big. from a secret album sensation -- >> beyonce dropped an incredible album. >> to the worldwide stage. >> there's nobody else that sing it like she is. there's nobody else who's giving the energy she's giving on stage. >> it's been a path to superstardom that started with a shy little girl. ♪ >> beyonce was really a quiet kid, kind of to herself. >> whose father launched her career. >> beyonce automatically stood out. everybody would say that. >> r&b royalty, fashion icon and mother and music mogul. beyonce as you've never seen her from the people who know her best. >>> beyonce ended 2013 with a spectacular surprise. ♪ >> and i think it's one of the reasons why i wanted to do a visual album. >> dropping a self-titled album of 14 songs. and 17 videos. it was one of the music world's best kept secrets that completely bypassed the industry's marketing machine. >> listen, you can attract people's attentio

and in that case, it was the stars. also this fact that there is nobody else that you can ask but the stars was somehow very poetic and in a way, very symbolic of their experience of the environment. (narrator) just as music is an integral part of culture, it may be intimately linked to the natural world. and in many cases, it is perceived as a powerful bridge to the supernatural or divine. (levin) in tuva, music has always served as a medium through which people implace themselves in landscapes, in soundscapes. tuvans are animists. that is, they believe that the world is inhabited by spirits and that humankind can make contact with those spirits, can make offerings to them by imitating the sounds of the places or the things in which those spirits live. hoo, hoo, hoo hoo, hoo, hoo tuvans love to imitate sounds. the reason they do this is because they believe that by imitating some sound, they can literally implace themselves-- put themselves in that being or thing. merroooo maew, meooowwww (levin) tuva sits on just the

and many hotels that can supply for more stars have put that idea on hold. this might be weird for countries other than china would actually wear for any hotel the entire industry worldwide. these actions to wear in china. it just adds more rationale now in china usually would. the chinese central government security measures to crack down on many corruption related industry. most local governments have started putting their debt. official in all of use money for cover means if i ever tell this could lead to a drop in sales of five covered tell went report released by the time the court was told yesterday. mac is an octave higher rate of hotels and three stars for more than fifty three percent. to recap the hotel resort and the last year. and the revenues from being dropped nearly eighteen percent the previous year the official can go to top rated hotels anymore the problem a lower the rating. please keep them as customers. chen has been a good sign. security measures are working. officials can no longer content to prevent the hotel to wait for the money. ac

their co-star won male actor in a comedy series. >> very humble.s actually happened. >> reporter: on the red carpet, autograph hounds screamed for their favorite stars. oprah even played photographer. emma thompson photo bombed 12 years s s a slaving ing e actre. and they had the statues. >> he's heavy. i use him in the workout. i'll have one really strong arm. >> reporter: and the overwhelming feeling aside from the natural award show moments, the gratefulness, i asked so many of them, what did it feel like your friends voted for you for this. they all stopped and said i'm so appreciative. it was so authentic. that was the theme of the night, was the gratefulness. >> yeah, and so see everyone cheering them on, and julia roberts was nominated as well. and all the ladies looked fantastic. what a year for matthew mcconaughey. his career transcended, and the wolf of wall street and dallas buyers club. >> i couldn't help notice crash ever watching your piece, it's great. and most event casts, they seem bonded. especially "modern family," we spend time

it gives a job to those women who starred in star trek and gender equality. they could not careless about actually allowing the poor to move up. >> i am going to agree with that and will give you the last word. >> ann coulter is the world's greatest beat boxer. >> it is a hidden talent of hers. >> we have an album coming out. >> thank you. >> that was an assumption. >> i am offended because there is a lot we can learn by studying star trek. >> this has been a huge wake up call. >> maybe don't shoot off your mouth. >> i just meant generally. of course there are exceptions. >> that was an excellent a block. coming up, what is with these curling uniforms and what is up with curling? i don't get that sport. female announcer: female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ pass inspection. an independent review board set up to examine the n

one, bob mcdonnell was a big star, brand nanl the republican party but also so disciplined. this is why this is so shocking. two i can tell you as somebody who grew up in richmond, virginia, this does not happen in the state of virginia. this is the first governor to face corruption charges like this. this just doesn't happen. there are notoriously lacks laws in the state surrounding gifts from donors so that could be one

is he joining the long list of young stars spinning out of control? shot at the movies. >> 30 seconds later my world changed. >> devoted parents head out for a rare date, and only she survives. the widow tells her story for the first time. >> gunshot wound will heal. the real pain is in my heart. >> exclusive details about what she says really happened in that movie theatre during the moment of crisis over her husband checking his cell phone. ands to tomb change. the winter olympics are just around the corner. but is the usa putting their best foot forward? the new uniforms revealed today. and the backlash. >>> good evening. and thanks for joining us. 19-year-old pop star justin bieber was arrested for the first time today. bieber is facing numerous charges after a wild night in miami beach. it's sadly all too common for young stars who begin acting out with drinking, drug use, and often fast cars. so will he get the message before it's too late? >> reporter: strutting out of jail, it was justin bieber as the fans expect to see him, starring in anothe

the price tag for living like the star of a film classic. plus... could a stellar year of retail sales last year, dampen numbers in 2014? bill moller brings that to you, next! the american consumer is a fickle character. we're always changing our shopping habits even as retailers are forever trying to figure out how to get us to buy their wares. and with the recession waning, there's a lot of pent up buying demand. trae bodge is senior editor of retailmenot.com, a retail coupon & research company. you crunched the numbers, what do we know about what consumer behavior will be in 2014 - different from last year? >>we were very interested to find out how people were feeling coming into 2014 and we had some really encouraging poll findings. about 7 in 10 people feel really good about 2014 in terms of the ability to save, better earning potential, and also the ability to buy the things that we need this year. so i think we're getting started on the right foot this year. >>what are we doing differently when we shop? the traditional way of course is to go

stars is -- they are quite abundant on that site so on the pilings there were healthy sea stars but we were also coming across arms and piles of deteriorated sea stars and individuals that were twisted. >> reporter: the divers are searching for stars showing symptoms as well as the ones that appear healthy. >> the experiments are infectiousness experiments where we take individuals that have signs of the syndrome and we put them in tanks with individuals that don't have signs. >> reporter: then they closely watch the progress of the disease. first, the stars twist their arms into nots and sometimes lesions form on their skin. >> one of them was very sick and the other two individuals started ripping themselves apart. the arms just crawl away from the particular body. >> reporter: you heard that right-- the arms crawl in opposite directions until they tear away from the body and their insides spill out. and unlike most starfish, the arms don't regenerate. stars that came in with symptoms died within 24 hours. >> interestingly, though, i didn't see the individuals that were exposed to th

what's next for music's hottest star? and where did it all begin?ce was rocking her name. beyonce, beyonce, beyonce! and that was back when she was, like, 7, 8 years old. >> that story, next. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. and better is so easy withrning you cabenefiber.o something. better for yourself. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life

all the stars and the d.c. last night to celebrate the first lady's half century milestone. i hate to say it like that. >> half century. >> but she makes it look good. >> 50 and fabulous. how did it go? >> well, christi and victor, beyonce performed and john legend sang happy birthday but the president who really stole the show because he took over the dance floor when he danced the dougie. we have been talking for days how the president and the first lady really wanted this party to turn into a dance party and it did. i saw many guests come in wearing high heels and they also had a little bag carrying their flat shoes that they could change into later once the dance party got under way at the white house. we saw so many stars here last night beyonce, jennifer hudson, gladys knight. i think you'll recognize these two coming into the party last night. >> just looking forward to having good, old school dance music. >> i'm going to have a good time. thank you, guys. i'm going to have a ball, this is great. >> now

those are the star of the cast. don't know who the dweeb is, that's ernabel and alexa, my 10-year-old daughter. we're in the islands in philippines, remote island. took a long time to get there but it was worth it. let's go to the next shot. a view from the balcony. that thing goes up like ten times higher than what you see there. these huge cliffs. the resort is built into the cutout. on the other side of the big rock alexa is looking at that we hiked over, they delivered us kayaks. keep going. it's amazing, the fish and everything. that's the sunday seth from the same window. keep going. keep going. we're running against time. keep going. beautiful white pristine beaches. >> oh, my goodness. >> amazing. keep going. this was boraca, a party island, lots of bars, restaurants, lots of music. we were all having fun there. this is sort of a secluded island. that's our snorkeling boat where we saw the most amazing fish and stuff. and i think the last picture coming up -- no, another sunset. >> stunning. >> last but not

and a camera. >> co-stars all having some fun at her expense.vited to join in on "let it go," oscar nominee for best original hit. it's already a big hit on youtube. do you remember this? ♪ let it go i like the sun ♪ ♪ let it go let it go ♪ ♪ you haven't seen enough >> that's another video i can't get enough. "frozen" is disney's biggest animation hit since "lion king," and nominated for best animated feature. abc is also part of disney. sing it out, john! abc is also part of disney. nominated for best animated feature. abc news is also a part of disney. sing it out, john. >> wish i knew it. that's why he created the magic eraser extra power. just one eraser's versatile enough to clean all kinds of different surfaces and three times more grime per swipe. so instead of fussing with rags and buckets, you can get back to the great outdoors, which can be pretty great. that's why when it comes to clean, there's only one mr. [ bird screeches ] i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses,

the group calls itself the rock star consortium. now rock star is selling a bunch of those patents to another company. joining me to tell us more about the deal is the chief executive, anthony hayes. anthony, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> patents are a popular area right now because all the technology companies need the legal wherewithal to use them. how did you get into the patent business? >> well, in law school i worked for a judge, general litigation at a large firm. one day many years back a clients walked in, needed some help with some intellectual property and that's how i wound up backing into this line of business. helped him effectuate a sell, propped up his company and sent him on his way. then i became the firm expert on potents. >> how do you get to be the guy that helps close a $60 million deal in order to buy some patents from this rock star consortium? how did that happen? >> again, circuitously. a good friend of mine who is head and vice president of business development at rock star -- we went

she's here as part of "gma's" sexiest star secrets where we're asking hollywood's hottest stars to revealff to a fantastic start for gabrielle. she just got engaged. congratulations and welcome. >> thank you. >> so can you tell us a little bit about your fiance, who happens to be nba superstar, d. wade, dwyane wade. how did he pop the question? >> yeah. him and the kids like got together and planned it out like to the tee. they wanted me to be surprised. they wanted to catch me off guard. and we were just spending what i thought to be a fun day with the kids having a little quality time. we went to brunch then we went to tour our house which is being constructed and it's a construction site. it's nowhere close to being done, and i should have known something was up when he was like, are you going to do your hair, put on makeup to go to a construction site because he knew -- >> you didn't have -- >> yeah, i was going to a construction site so i looked like how i looked so we get there. we do a tour. the kids end up downstairs by our pool and we're upstairs and they're like, we want to do a

we still see him as a teen pop star. probably hates reading articles where it says "teen phenom." >> march 2013, a month after the grammys. justin bieber celebrated his 19th birthday in london. but not quite as planned. >> he is having a bad week in london. >> poor biebs. >> shirtless, then wearing a gas mask. hours late to a huge show. then blowing off an autograph session. ultimately, bieber was hospitalized, short of breath. but by the time he left the hospital -- >> okay, okay, easy, just easy. >> he had plenty to say to the paparazzi. >> [ bleep ] you say? what'd you say? [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> but when he reacted the way he did, i remember thinking, oh, boy. >> i had the exact same reaction. like -- it was sort of like -- he needs to keep himself in check. sometimes he just snaps, you know? and, i mean, can you really blame him? he's a 19-year-old kid. >> i think over the past year we've been watching bieber have a meltdown. he's been acting erratically. >> more erratic behavior, a very public pit stop in this tm

is there a misconception about child stars. i think if there is a misconception is that most of them come to a bad end and i think that the the real situation is that most of them either act a little and go back to you know lead normal lives outside the public eye or you know have career is you know long good careers even if they're not with the intense spotlight that you get as a kid so did you work while you were doing more you a little bit yeah it was it was. almost a conservatory program there was academic classes too so that the workload was really big but i still did a play on broadway and one independent film was to do a role where we did david mamet's american buffalo you're an american buffalo yes you play i was bobby and alan who started. it was john leguizamo and cedric the entertainer whose picture i saw on your wall in the green room i know you talk to him and while it's open chinos that's right and robert duvall gone back and yeah it would move yeah you like the language oh i do yeah and being a theater student it

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she came out on stage with some of the biggest stars in the world. just kind of became one with every singer on stage that was holding her. she had her hands up. she was singing. the last guy to hold her at the end of the song was tony bennett. and tony bennett came as the song ended. he said, you got a special little girl here. >> yet despite being surrounded by fame, miley had a normal childhood. raised a southern baptist, home was the small town of thompson station, tennessee, on a 500-acre farm. >> i love being outside. and we'd build big fires up on top of the hill. and sit out and look at the stars. roast marshmallows and weaners. i was good at those types of things with my kids. i wasn't good as sitting them down and saying, let's do your algebra now. >> but he was good at watching out for his little girl. who even as a toddler had her eyes on bigger things. producer steve peterman. >> they were doing a video thing of him down at the farm. and miley was out there. and she was 2 1/2, maybe. and they were at a barn on the property. and miley was

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star wars fans await the next installment of the series. we talk to disney ceo bob next on "bloomberg west." >> this is "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. we're bringing you the best of our coverage from 2013 and that includes an interview with disney ceo bob iger. our jon erlichman spoke more about star wars and it's really its release date for december 2015 with disney's ceo. >> this is obviously one of the most important films that you are working on right now. one of the things that was very important to us was that we give the creative team, jj abrams and his writing team, the time to design, write and produce the film so that we can optimize quality or so that we can create a great film, so they can create a great film. very very important. at one point we considered the summer of 2015, but it felt like with some changes that we made in writing team that that was going to create a rush and so we didn't think he was optimal for obvious reasons. christmas 2015 became the day. it happens to be the day that avatar which is the number one

some people wondering if tomorrowland becomes star wars land. anything new you can share on that front? >> the only thing i can share, which i don't think we have really talked about much, is there is a fair amount of development going on at disney imagineering right now to expand the star wars presence in california and in orlando and eventually in other parks around the world. we will -- we do have star wars in other theme parks, france, paris and in tokyo. we haven't made anything -- made any specific announcements and what will be in shanghai or hong kong after we build an ironman attraction, but i think it is probably likely that star wars will be in more than just our two domestic parts. >> all right, thanks for sharing on that front third you have earnings today. star wars release date and you started the day with this announcement of a new deal with netflix for original tv shows .ype to the marvel characters there was no financial attachment or numbers tied to that deal, but how financially significant you think a deal like that could be

what is it like now to be television stars? see you as chefs, but they also see you as a television star. >> it is really good 80% of the time and it is not very interesting 20% of the time. if i am sitting there with my kids and i want to have a nice breakfast, i have sold a part of that down the tubes because i have agreed to meet the customers. i like it. it is fun. it is fun to be popular. it always was. i don't know this from high school, i learned later on. [laughter] but there is a lot of good to it, and the little bit that is bad about it -- if you do not want to talk to your customers, you should be home. don't go out there and treat them with anything other than respect. it takes you 20 years to build a brand and three bad days to wreck the entire thing. if you do not feel like engaging in a positive way, you should try to stay out of their way. >> do you like those cooking competitions, those game shows that you have been part of and you have judged? >> yeah, otherwise i wouldn't do them. i do not apologize for anyth

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all-star game. has that and the sports next. to those who've been denied equal access to health car welcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> good evening stef curry for the first time, is a first golden state warion since 1995 to be honored. let's western conference guards with a little more than a million votes. durant, griffin, love, bryant. >> it is great to see the transformation to where we are now. it is amazing to represent that change. first time all-star. >> he has been an incredible player, an incredible example, incredible leader, and like i said before, it is a win for the good guys. he deserves this. >> for sure. probably no go for david lee. one player is enough. lillard, look out. more than likely will represent the trail blazers. the blazers beat the nuggets. kevin keys in on the demographic. stanford was taken apart. tony parker, no relation to the san antonio tony parker. 12 and