does susan sarandon say, i love ellie tahar i do you pick it out, design it?ack and forth. a discussion and organic process. so we -- work it out that she liked our clothes, we met with her. and we show her thing and talk about it. we discuss it. do you like this, dow like that. then the dress and -- you know i think part of the dna of our bran is comfort. we started thinking about evening gowns and how to make them feel good. we're doing them in scuba fabric. >> scuba fabric? for high-end fantacy pants -- >> it's great, it sucks you in and feels good. >> if you want to keep showing some of your designs and dresses past. and this is yours. >> yes. >> this came from your brand. >> yes -- from your brain. >> yes. >> how do you do that? >> i think it's a process. we did that with ellie tahari for mary judge. blige. >> how does this happen? how do you go from here to what we see? >> it's funny because to me it seems like such a natural thing, an easy thing. and i guess because i've been doing it for so long, it's something that i'm -- i'm passionate about. and so

and on the cover you and susan sarandon recreate that original selfie you took. where do you rank that film as far as culture and as far as your career? >> as far as my life it really changed my life. it was very, very impactful on me because it changed how i looked at future parts that i would play, that i wanted to--because it resonated so much with women, i realized you know, i want to think about what are the women in the audience going to think about the character i play. not that i wanted to play role models, which i don't like that term at 2058, because i think characters should be flawed, and certainly we --holding up drugs sex with strangers, kill ourselves. >> geena davis talks about gender equality on screen, and the responsibilities of writers and producers. >> the stream, >> your digital community >> you pick the hot topics and express your thoughts the stream it's your chance to join the conversation only on al jazeera america >> there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, could striking workers in greece delay yo

and on the cover you and susan sarandon recreate that original selfie you took. where do you rank that film as far as culture and as far as your career? >> as far as my life it really changed my life. it was very, very impactful on me because it changed how i looked at future parts that i would play, that i wanted to--because it resonated so much with women, i realized you know, i want to think about what are the women in the audience going to think about the character i play. not that i wanted to play role models, which i don't like that term at 2058, because i think characters should be flawed, and certainly we --holding up drugs sex with strangers, kill ourselves. >> geena davis talks about gender equality on screen, and the responsibilities of writers and producers. >> monday. >> this is the place where 43 students were handed over to criminal organizations. >> a crime that shocked the world. >> the military is about a mile away. they say that they didn't hear anything. >> where are mexico's missing students? >> kidnappings keep going up human security is col

and on the cover you and susan and on the cover you and susan sarandon recreate that original selfie you took. sarandon recreate that original selfie you took. where do you rank that film as where do you rank that film as far as culture and as far as your career? far as culture and as far as your career? >> as far as my life it really changed my life. >> as far as my life it really changed my life. it was very, very impactful on it was very, very impactful on me because it changed how i me because it changed how i looked at future parts that i looked at future parts that i would play, that i wanted would play, that i wanted to--because it resonated so much to--because it resonated so much with women, i realized you know, with women, i realized you know, i want to think about what are i want to think about what are the women in the audience going the women in the audience going to think about the character i play. to think about the character i play. not that i wanted to play role not that i wanted to play role models, which i don't like that models, which i don't like that term at 20

. >> -- gina davis and susan sarandon may be reunited in a town near you. the big announcement that has fans wildly excited "today," sunday february 8th, 2015. >> announcer: in from nbc news this is "today" with lester holt and erica hill live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. i'm erica hall. >> and i'm lester holt alongside lester holt and dylan dreyer. i was going through some of the songs for the grammys. you were trying to figure out -- >> that's his excuse. the beyonce this morning -- >> sam smith is the one that everyone's talking about. >> he has everybody watching him. he's 22 years old. some people feel like he's come out of nowhere. he's just exploding with a number of categories. in one category where he's up against beyonce, he says well if i win, maybe i'll give it to her. >> i think he would probably do it. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> we want to get to our top story of the morning and that's the crippling effects from that non-stop deluge in the west. there's already been flash fl

aniston -- john krasinski -- eddie redmayne -- emily blunt -- gary oldman -- jeff bridges -- susan sarandon -- benedict cumberbatch -- and others. presented by haig club scotch whisky and aflac. with cleto and the now, for your consideration, it's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy kimmel, thanks for coming. thanks for watching at home. welcome to the least exclusive afterparty in town. i'm glad you're with us. i know it was a long show. there are a lot of award give out. if you win for best short film, you can't make a long speech. you get to thank one of your parents and that's it. it was raining all the day in hollywood. poor juliana rancic, we lost down a storm drain. i think we finally have definitive proof that god is black. this was the whitest oscars since 1998, which, on one hand is a bummer. but on the other hand, congratulations to white people. we did it again. and j.k. simmons, winning best supporting actor. patricia arquette, winning best supporting actress. she asked for equal pay in her speech. eddie redmayne won best actor. julianne m

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gina davis recently said that she and susan sarandon have talked about taking the show on the road sosays there is still so much love for the movie, the pair may be doing another girl's trip and they may be stopping by your town. how would you like to see them mark their 25th? weigh in using the #orangeroom. maybe they'll take us up on some of our suggestions. >> be nice in they stopped right by here. there is a plaza, plenty of people here to greet them. studio 1a. >> apparently that cliff where they went off is still a bit of a tourist attraction in utah. some people wanted the car left at the bottom. >>> still to come on dadz"today," it is music's hottest night. who to look out for on tonight's grammy awards. >>> plus the murder trial of the man who shot and killed n hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it'