he ends up being steven spielberg. no, please, what am i supposed to say? right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. that's something else. because, you know, he -- he picked e.t. he found the guy who played e.t. and that's -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: so were you -- did you freak out when you met him. >> you have to stand up straight and stay calm and he said, you know, we have this movie called "i am number four" and you'd be great for sarah but you're going to be back to "glee." you're great and i said something stupid like everything comes to mind at once so. >> jimmy: screw "glee." i'll kill them all. unleash me. >> i like how you went there. i was like you're awesome, "e.t.," everything, amazing, fantastic. thank you and he was like, cool and he walks off. oh, god. >> jimmy: just from that right there then you went in and auditioned. >> well, what happened they pulled the shooting up to the summer and so we revisited and but, you know "glee" had to work it out. dreamworks had to work it out and luckily -- >> jimmy: it all worked out. now you are number four. are

. >> jimmy: steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg?! [ laughter ] stevey steve?at's nice of him. >> jimmy: yeah, he was crying and laughing. not the director. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> jimmy: he runs a carwash over in -- [ laughter ] jersey. >> still, it's nice. >> jimmy: he loved it. >> spiel-berg is the director, right? >> jimmy: i said it wrong. "speil-berg," yeah. >> yeah, it was a lot of "blah." >> jimmy: he looks like steven spielberg, though. he has the hat and the beard. he wear a "gremlins" t-shirt. >> when he gets done washing cars he goes, "cut!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he puts an "e.t." finger in the window. while he's waxing it, i was like, "wait, did i just see that?" [ as e.t. ] >> "drive home." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ridiculous. but it's funny. do you like seeing yourself on the screen? >> no! >> jimmy: you don't? >> i don't. i watched the movie. and i watched owen and i'm like, "he's incredible. he's great." then i'm like, "oy!" when i watch myself, i have to like squint. it's the same stuff with like "snl." i used to say, "oh, it's because we do

. >> steven spielberg quien leyó el galardón a mejor película se burlaron mucho que actores británico, estaba viendo cómo mencionaron a natalie portman dije ya me ganaron la apuesta pero viene al mejor actor me salvó el nervio. >> y despué claro. >> the king 's speech el discurso del rey en español. >> y despué ya despué sell lo que tenía que sellar y dije ganñ mi accesorio, la apuesta consiste que nos íbamos regalar, a comprar un accesorio. >> la perdedora se va de compras, no es nada castigo me tengo que ir a comprar una prenda a fabiola para lucir aquí en el show. >> pero es un accesorio y tenemos que ayudarles a comprender que uno se puede arreglar muy elegantemente y muy a la moda sin tener que gastar mucho y es otro de los objetivos de esta apuesta. >> vamos a ver cuál es el accesorio que por 15 dólares consigues. >> y yo lo voy a usar en esta semana cuando, tú no te preocupes puede ser en esta semana. >> estabas hablando de las fiestas que se organizan para los premios oscar. >> la más importante, la más elegante, la reina de las fiestas y se lo quiero mostrar es la que organiz

we all learned this from steven spielberg, who popularized the use of baseball caps. jeff is right. have been a longtime fan of jets for a long time. first, i want to thank him for the opportunity to make this peace. people in my position often talk about giving back, and it is usually worth about the price of the words, and nothing more. in this case, i have known jeff for a long time, and i know the good work that he does, and i really wanted to make the contribution that i could. we talked for a long time about themes for this commercial, and we decided -- kind of mutually, i think -- that the resumption of innocence -- i heard the panelists in both panels talk about this repeatedly -- is really about the highest ground that his office to take in a broadcast television commercial. but beyond that -- i have forgotten her name -- very articulate young lady -- we were talking about post-racial america and how all of us collectively and singularly, the people on television and media, would like to believe that is in fact the case, and yet we all know -- i think everyone in his room a

we all learned this from steven spielberg, who popularized the use of baseball caps. jeff is right. have been a longtime fan of jets for a long time. first, i want to thank him for the opportunity to make this peace. people in my position often talk about giving back, and it is usually worth about the price of the words, and nothing more. in this case, i have known jeff for a long time, and i know the good work t

. >> to, the other day i was talking to skip, steven spielberg. >> jimmy: skip? at the mansion. nobody teaches you, like, what you're supposed to, like, do. >> jimmy: i don't think there's any supposed to do. i think you're doing it perfectly so far. you know, the thing that's an y annoying is when celebrities will bring up other celebrities by first name only and unless that first name is, like, beyonce, we have no idea who they're talking about. >> exactly. that's so true. >> jimmy: like don and i were at the party. >> don? don rickles. >> jimmy: don johnson? could be donna mills for all we know. >> could be don beris. >> jimmy: our warmup guy. >> i'm kidding. >> jimmy: don osmond. >> and the other thing is how people always think celebrities just hang out together. which, you know, just, sometimes kind of true. >> jimmy: sometimes, yeah. >> it's like funny. you find yourself playing trivial pursuit with matthew perry. it really does happen. >> jimmy: you did come to my house for the super bowl. >> i did. to see your -- >> jimmy: that was quite a summit. >> boy

steven spielberg was third, with a mere $80 million. was dwig twith twiet "twilight star" kristen stewart with $28 million. she's only 20 and she outearned julia, angelina, and a lot more. >> only 20. that's enough to retire. >> thanks, juju. >>> let's get back to sam in chicago with the morning's weather. good morning, sam. >> good morning, robin, george, juju. let me show you something. as the sun comes up over chicago, look how gorgeous arctic air can make a sunrise. it's crisp and clean. it's bitterly cold. like 14 below. but one of the prettiest sunrises over the lake. let's get to the boards, this is what's go on in texas. they're not so thrilled about their start, because it include ace winter storm warning. we think parts of texas will see 1 to 3 inches of snow. you'll see a lair of ice and snow through the mid south and some portions of the mid south. quick look at temperatures in the west. these are record temperatures this. is how cold arctic air as it drops into country. coldest high temperature they've seen in 25 years. unb

. >> reporter: all of 13 years old, in steven spielberg's 1987 film "empire of the sun." >> mom, don'torter: jeff bridges can beat that. "true grit's" marshal was just a toddler, when he appeared in father lloyd bridges' tv series "sea hunt." >> don't worry. >> reporter: supporting actress nominee amy adams was a wannabe beauty queen in 1999's "drop dead gorgeous." and really showed off her attributes in the horror spoof "horror beach party." >> this is a man hunt. >> reporter: james franco hunked it up in 1999's "never been kissed." and well before "dawson's creek," best actress nominee, michelle william, hits the beach in another tv series, "baywatch." >> oh, yeah. you're the boy that always has issues. >> i think that's cool. >> reporter: at 15, brought a goat to show and tell. >> this is charlotte. 6-month-old tottenberg goat. >> reporter: why not? in this "lassie" film. how about an oscar two-for. best actress rivals? no way. back in '86, "mars attacks" featured natalie portman and annette bening. let's drink to that. and finally, when oscars can feel like a soap opera, one nomine