vogue, vogue, scrolling. -- to do view to do both. >>> coming up, the big shakeup on the x factor andrammy winner marks the album. >>> and who does more research? men or women? the results of a surprising new study at 5:45.  [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >> thousands of people are supporting a michigan teenage, a leukemia survivor suspended from school for growing his hair too long. he wants to donate his hair to locks of love. the madison academy has a rule that the boy's hair can't be off of the collar and has to be 10 inches, though, to donate to the group. he had leukemia when he was a year old and has been in remission since he was seven. >>> singer john legend is helping to inspire a newgennation of young people to get involved in social issues. legends appeared at the kennedy center this afternoon to kick o

to her signature, "vogue." ♪ vogue >> reporter: she's come a long way since "like a virgin."ow, the best-selling female roarke artist in the 20th century is about to go on tour again. and just signed a music deal reportedly worth $40 million. are you buying lunch? >> that's what it says. $40 million. nobody handed me $40 million. i don't know about that. looks good on paper. >> reporter: it sure does. but that's not all she up to. >> and walk. >> reporter: madonna is also directing her first feature film. >> perfect. check the gate. >> reporter: directing seems to come naturally. she even directed us. >> you want the light up? >> reporter: i like that. your director thing kicks in. >> yeah. move. now, we're both in the light. >> reporter: the film, which she also co-wrote, but doesn't appear in, is called "w.e." >> happy birthday, w.e. who is w.e.? >> reporter: it explores the controversial love story of king edward viiith, and wallis simpson. >> your family won't stand for it. the prime minister won't stand for it. >> then, i'll give up the throne. >> and i'll be the most de

there's a question whether she should appear on the cover of vogue. the story you tell where she is at a soup kitchen and she is handing out -- $500 sneakers. who buys $500 sneakers? what is that about? is it something that is just fun? >> she says a couple things. what she said to me in chicago when her husband was starting to become famous and coming to washington is she would basically say if i have to go i am getting a new dress out of it. and so i think the clothing is a compensatory pleasure that. if she has to do this this is one of her friend's hearts. it is armour. she has said looking good gives me confidence to go out in public life. and also she is so aware of the power of the image in a way i am not sure her husband is. she is highly attuned to both pressures and the possibilities of being the first african-american first lady. when she is against something so big when she had image problems in the 2008 campaign and she was being caricatured as an angry black woman, the advisers did do a little makeover on her and the one described it to

. >> "vogue" invites her and a group of women get together and talk about it.able. what i love about this story is i think both sides have great points. the african-american women really, there have been so many -- so few black women on the cover of "vogue" they really see the role model potential of this presidency. >> they said do it. >> they said do it. the white advisors were more concerned about the economy, about the fact that "vogue" is a pure luxury magazine. gibbs wasn't involved in this one but that was his perspective on a lot of these kinds of debates and they also said michelle obama, you're a woman of substance. you want to be known as america's number one fashionista and so many things in this book apply to both republican and democrats in public life because look at sarah palin and her shopping spree during the 2008 campaign. you know, she's in the same position on the one hand, she wants to look great. on the other hand, the economic circumstance just doesn't fit. >> did she show up on the cover of "vogue"? >> she did. and there was almost no c

are a form of self- actualization, far removed from the classic or fashionable notions of beauty in vogue during her lifetime. then was in, and these artworks stood in stark contrast. then the exhibition is far broader. when the artist was 23 years old, she suffered a nervous breakdown, and she produced her first artworks during her recovery. abused by her father as a child, she used her talent to vent pent-up agression. >> she filled sacs with paint and hung them on the wall. she shot at them with a gun so they bled. then she was never one to comply with traditional notions of art. she relied on her rich imagination instead. the artist died 10 years ago, and the nanas remain her trademark, the she expressed a hope that her other works will not be forgotten. >> diablo body saddling team has achieved a victory. the competition took place on an eight-mile course off the coast of the united arab emirates. the next open sea leg gets under way saturday. a 4000-nautical-mile journey. the spanish not telefonica holds the overall lead. >> coming up, are tenacious islamic party in fact moderate? -

the poor d m r the traditional election season fair but they're no longer considered politically in vogue. today's complaining has gone online in a hot new trend in russia. with programming and bloggers making fun of the opposition portraying them in prayer outside the u.s. embassy on sundays claiming they are connected to the u.s. state department and the opposition filming funny cartoons about politicians made out of lego. getting information out there is becoming easier all the time but the internet is a very different medium to television while on t.v. it's enough to just look into the camera like this viewer's attention not so although there are too many who are here reach millions of lives it's not a lot it just. it also has to be brazen and sometimes project a whole different image. it's no surprise then that putin as a character from harry puta became an overnight hit it's an entity doing the symbol . of i don't see what i see you have lost the stick with something yes there you go to the good though you'll make it and you're sure that the quickest when you're going to do. propaga

poor d m are the traditional election season fair but they're no longer considered politically in vogue. today's comparing has gone online in a hot new trend in russia. with programming and bloggers making fun of the opposition portraying them in prayer outside the u.s. embassy on sundays claiming they are connected to the u.s. state department and the opposition filming funny cartoons about politicians made out of lego. getting information out there is becoming easier all the time but the internet is a very different medium to television while on t.v. it's enough to just look into the camera like this to viewers' attention not so although that to me you are police video reach millions of lines it's not a market just the message it also has to be provoked to brazen and sometimes project a whole different image. it's no surprise then that putin as a character from harry porter became an overnight hit it's an entity doing the symbol. of i don't see what i see you stuck with some could use the word it but they're going to. make. sure that the word is which when you're getting the word you.

the most powerful woman in fashion, vogue editor anna winter is rounding up 22 top designers to createtems to benefit the obama victory fund. some of the big labels, mark jacobs, diane vaughn furstenburg. but it's a controversial move. some luxury companies don't want designers to participate for fear of losing republican customers. t-shirts, tote bags and scarves and bracelets go on sale thursday. logon to runwaytowin.com to check all of that out. >> sounds cool. >> but got to end the show with moves. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> basketball magic. once again, the globetrotters will be at oracle arena saturday january 14th. >> hp pavilion monday. >> get your tickets. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer.

you were going to vogue on over. >> i am having a 1980 flash back. >> you are giving out lessons hows one move. >>> and so for a month you can come and move like madonna. lizzie is going to be dance madonna and she's hitting me again. tomorrow, join us. williams brothers. [applause] >> very good. >> you have a great night. >> you have a great night. come on, show us >> we will eliminate the budget deficit finally after years of kicking the can down the road. >> governor brown promising to end 4 years of the state budget crisis but just not yet. good evening. carolyn has the night off. >> one mr. year of painful cuts before it gets any better. that's the word from the governor tonight. he was forced to reveal the new budget after state workers mistakenly posted it on line 5 days early projecting 9.2 bill collar deficit and calls for 4.2 billion dollars in cuts f.voters reject a fall tax initiative to raise sales tax and raise income tax on the rich it also calls for cuts to education with 4.8 billion dollars. 3 week ofs school. lillian is here now with this new and what many hopeless

running through the story is what shrink-wrap -- luxury whether she should appear on the cover of vogue if there is a story that tells where she's at a soup kitchen handing out things and wearing $500 sneakers from france who buys $500 sneakers, what is that about? does she have a genuine taste for luxury or is it just something that's fun? >> she says a couple of things. what she said to me in chicago when her husband was starting to become famous and she was starting to come to washington she would basically say if i have to go i'm getting a new dress out of it. and, you know, so i think it is a contents of your pleasure if she is to do this this is one of the fun parts. she has said it looking good gives me confidence to go out in public life and also she is so aware of the power and image in a way that i'm not even sure her husband is and she is highly attuned to both the pressures and the possibilities of being the first african american first lady. what she's up against it so big when she has image problems in the 2008 campaign and she was being caricatured as an angry black woman

it use today be in vogue to use transformation. what does reversibility mean? when you're talking about early retirement, how do you unretire something? if you're talking about slowing procurement, i can maybe see trying to reenergize a production line. but from an industrial perspective, what does reversibility mean? is it possible? did defense officials walk the factory floors and go okay, if we slow procurement, and you have to slow down your production line, how fast can we revitalize it if we need to? this was something we saw, obviously, with up armoring humvees not too long ago. and having members of congress go out and walk factory floors. bob simmons takes great pride in talking about really focusing the executive branch on what it

. ♪ get into the groove >> reporter: vogued. ♪ vogue >> reporter: and of course, expressed herself. ♪trageous moments. the next few weeks are going to be huge. there's the new multimillion dollar music deal. you had just signed a new record deal. $40 million. >> nobody's handed me $40 million. i don't know about that. it looks good on paper. >> reporter: she's also headl e headlining a little show at, you might have heard of it, the super bowl, in front of some 100 million viewers. >> it's quite a daunting task. i have, in the middle of this very important event, in americans' lives, i have to put on the greatest show on earth. >> reporter: no pressure there. and then there's her passion project. five years in the making. the opening of the movie she cowrote and directed, "w.e." the movie centers on the fabled romance of king edward viii and wallace simpson. >> your family will never stand for it. the prime minister will not stand for it. >> then i'll give up the throne. >> i wanted to know why he gave up so much for her. >> reporter: have you ever been loved like that? >> i don't kno

. >>> taylor twiswift, a knockout the cover of "vogue."ionship. many sec late she's talking about hollywood hunk jake gyllenhaal. they dated for a few months in 2010. he was the one to end it. swift says writing songs helps her feel better. and being on the cover of "vogue" can't hurt either. >>> this morning, it can be confirmed that singing may not come naturally to angelina jolie. in this never before seen video from 1987, angie, around age 12, singing karaoke. somehow, wearing giant ears and just in sixth grade, she still has that something special. >>> in science news this morning, it's like being the only guy to wear a white tux to the golden globes. you stand out. an extremely rare, nearly all white chin strap penguin. spotted in the sea by national geographic photographers. in antarctica. not quite an albino. his pignt is still in his eyes. without the typical black and white coloring, they have no camouflage to dive for fish. the chances of finding one of these blond bomb shells is just 1 in 146,000. >>> time for our sneak peek of

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