tony randall, tony curtis, tony danza or tony bennett? >> tony danza? >> yes.cer." >> the name of the song is tiny dancer, but everyone is saying tony danza. >> they do? >> he's like, they love me. we always mess up lyrics to songs. that was a pretty bad one. absolutely. >> back across to kath. >> from queens, new york. long way you kamt. listen to this 1987 arrow smith song and name the correct lyrics. ♪ dude looks like a lady ♪ dude looks like a -- >> what? one more time. >> do this lady. >> no. no. he's adorable but he's wrong. >> the correct answer is? >> dude looks like a lady. >> that's a good one. >> aerosmith. they're still making albums. they have an album out in november. >> these groups are all kind of hanging in there, they're coming back. >> steven tyler was a judge on "american idol." and people love their sound. their sound just keeps on going. we love aerosmith. >> we're waiting for you to come back and give us your next little pick. >> i'll be here thursday. >> you are? you'll be here all week practically. >> wear purple tomorrow, too. >> i wor

tony danza is great in your movie. >> tough tony. >> yeah. [ imitating tony danza ] [ laughter ] >> jimmyem like a meaty role like this. >> well, i love it when i'm watching a movie and an actor does something i don't expect. and tony is just so naturally lovable. and he's still lovable in this movie. but, he's also kind of a dick, and that's what makes it funny. you know? >> jimmy: he plays your dad. >> he's my dad. i know him. well, my character's kind of a dick, too. at the beginning of the movie. by the end he begins to grow up a bit. >> jimmy: it's amazing how you make that transition well written, well directed. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it makes a turn in the movie going wait, what? i don't know what the movie -- i loved it, it was really nice. >> thank you. i wanted it to have a sincere part as well. >> jimmy: it's funny, but then -- you're really great. you're really good. do you want to explain what it's about? >> sure. it's sort of about how the media can give us unrealistic expectations for love and sex and things like that. so it's about a boyfriend and girlfriend. and it's me

there is a scene at the dinner table where tony danza is playing my dad-- ( cheers and applause ). >> yeah, let's hear it from tony dans danza and we're watching a movie where a hot chick is eating a hamburger and people ask me, is that a real complecial? it is a real commercial. >> stephen: hasn't your career done the same thing. >> exploited -- >> stephen: what do i know about the real joseph gordon-levitt? i mean, to i have unrealistic expectations of who are you? >> probably. >> stephen: because i imagine you as a young, attractive guy, who looks good shooting a gun and dating zoe deschnel. with which roles have you played is closest to the real you? and please don't say the guy in "don jon." >> yes, probably not that one. i would-- i don't know. there was a movie called "brick" that reminded me of me a little bit. that's a highly stylized detective movie so i don't be what that says about me. but, no, it's true. look, when i'm playing a character i am looking to try to tell a story and make a connection with the audience who is watching the movie. in a pornography clip or other m

multi-talented alyssa milano you keep in touch with who's the boss yeah it was absolutely what about tony danza stay close to him we did stay close. you know it was one of those experiences that no matter how long we go without talking to each other or seeing each other when we do it's like we never left whole you have much eleven to nineteen. it's me i don't need to be i do a drug yes a dad for better or for worse what was it like you have most of your life in the public where you don't know anything else with the problems i do you know i don't know any different so for me it was very normal what do you make of what's happened to give me good examples amanda bynes on lindsay will amanda i think is a very sad situation that she didn't get help earlier she clearly. and hopefully she's getting the right kind of help now but very very sad and wendy is is tragic too because you know really what i was saying before about how it all goes back to your family and your upbringing you know she comes from a very rough home so i'm not so sure that anything would be any different for her no matter you know

. >>> alyssa milano has spent almost her entire life in front of the camera from tony danza's daughterw the fashion designer, author, and mom has been cast to host the new season of "project runway: all-stars." >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> how did that happen? >> it's actually kind of an interesting story. harvey weinstein, who produces "project runway," was watching my episode of "fashion police" that i co-hosted, which is literally the first thing i've ever hosted in my life other than like a bad dinner party. >> right, right. >> and thought that i would be a good fit for the show. >> one of the smartest people on the planet. >> he is so special. such a special, special guy. >> is fashion something that's been important to you? you've enjoyed? or -- >> look at those shoes. >> are you ready? >> christian siriano for payless. >> no. how much? >> 60 bucks, i think. >> the beads alone cost 50 bucks. >> amazing, right? and they're comfortable. >> you're a fashionista? >> my mom was a fashion designer growing up in the '70s and my grandmother was a milliner. >> oh, it's in

but everyone says tony danza. >> really? >> no one was happier than tony danza. but he's wrong. >> the correct answer is -- dude looks like a lady. >> that's a good one. >> i know. aerosmith. you know, they're still making albums. they have one out in november. >> what -- these groups are all kind of hanging in there. they're coming back. >> well, steven tyler stuck with us because he was a judge on "american idol." people love their sound. their sound keeps on going. and we love aerosmith. >> well, elvis, we're waiting for you to give us your next little pick -- >> i'm here on thursday. >> you are? >> you're here all week practically. we love elvis. >> wear purple tomorrow too. >> i wore it today. okay. the fans from the plaza we'll play the mad mad madeleine food challenge and the prize after this. it will be big. thank you, elvis. ♪ cats are smart. maybe smarter than we know. ♪ so they deserve new fresh step scoopable litter. it eliminates odors better than ever. thanks to carbon and added plant extracts. it's the smart litter your smart cat deserves. and try

. >>> alyssa milano has spent almost her entire life in front of the camera to tony danza's daughterode of "fashion police" which i co-hosted, literally the first thing i've hosted in my life rather than a bad dinner party. >> right, right. >> and felt that i would be a good fit for the show. >> one of the smartest people on the planet. >> he is so special. such a special, special guy. >> is fashion something that's been important to you? you have enjoyed? >> christian siriano from payless. >> no. how much? >> $50, i think. >> the beads alone cost 50 bucks. >> amazing, right? >> you're a fashionista? >> my mom was a fashion designer and my grandmother was a milliner. >> oh, it's in your dna. >> my mom made all of my clothes when i was a little girl, you know, in the '80s. >> goit's a good fit for you. >> it was and it's a great reminder of what fashion is supposed to be. actors have gotten so caught up in trying to look not only approachable, but also very homogenized. we're all afraid we're going to end up on that worst dressed list. fashion is supposed to be about self expression.