at 19, prince signed with warner bros and in short order, proved prolific. writing, composing, performing and producing most of his own work, he released four albums in four years. his fifth release in 1982 would be his breakthrough. with his title track, he invited the world to party like it's 1999. the album, went multi-platinum. his sixth album two years later took his fame to rarified heights. purple rain went straight to number one on the billboard charts where it stayed for 24 weeks. "prince is my favorite!" "we want prince! we want prince!" prince seemed to break down barriers of both race and gender. "i think he changed the way that people style themselves. now it's called gender fluid but to be whoever you are. i think he really encouraged that." and he redefined what it meant to be a sex symbol. "he's adorable!" never one to shy away from provactive lyrics, prince inspired the parental advisory label on c-ds after an outraged tipper gore heard his song "darling nikki," and founded the parents music resource center. but for all of his freedom of exp

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i did two deals with fox. 75 films with warner bros.. i was the money guy. mr. rubenstein: i saw you at a conference in los angeles. one time you said you were going to become the finance chair for donald trump's campaign. i asked you if you are sure? your response was, you knew what you are doing. i have known him for about 15 years. i would describe it was more social than business. we looked at a lot of investments together. we got to know each other quite well. i had been speaking with him back when he was thinking of running. i remember having dinner with him right before he announced. after he decided to run, i would visit him every couple of months. right after he won new york, i was actually in new york and economy the next day. "do you want to come on board?" i agreed to meet with him and talk about it. i went to this event, i do not know if anyone ever went to a up.p rally, but i showed mr. rubenstein: this does not look like a big trump riley group. -- rally group. sec. mnuchin: the only way i can describe this is like showing up to a rolling stone co

"warner bros was tooting its own horn, that's why the numbers got out there. the numbers wouldn't have gotten out there if it had been a bomb." "so when it becomes about breaking records more than being quality. when it becomes more about that than art, the balance get a little skewed. the scales get a little off." "we can't necessarily blame batman for that, there were products designed to make money before that, but it certainly was where we started to notice it." batman could be blamed for giving birth to the box-office money grab and that terrible sequel with george clooney. "hi freeze. i'm batman" but tim burton's re-birth of the dark knight also helped convince warner brothers that a third batman franchise could be both a financial and critical home run. "kill the batman." *laughs. explosion "nolan's batman doesn't look like it does without burton's batman, to a certain extent, and you can argue nolan's batman doesn't exist without burton's batman" batman proved superhero movies could become international phenomenons by blending a perfect combination of

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did two deals -- one with fox where we did 160 films with fox, then 75 with warner bros.. mr.rubenstein: so you did not go on set and say, we should act it this way? sec. mnuchin: absolutely not. i was the money. mr. rubenstein: i saw you at a conference in los angeles. you were kind enough to host me for a dinner. -- one time, you said you were going to become the finance chair for donald trump's presidential campaign. i said, i have lived in washington a long time, he is not going to be president. are you sure you know what you are doing? your response was that you did. how did you happen to know donald trump? sec. mnuchin: i knew him -- i have known him for about 15 years. i would describe it was more socially than business. we did a little bit of business together. we looked at a lot of investments together. we got to know each other quite well. i actually had been speaking to him, even going back to while he was thinking of running. he came out to los angeles, i remember having dinner with him right before he announced. after he decided to run, i would come visit him ever

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, commitment, and theme parks. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] a winery is partnering with warner broselease four new wines based on the "lord of the rings." and just like the movies, by the time you get to the fourth one, you won't remember the first three. [ laughter ] two straight men in ireland recently announced their plans to marry in an effort to avoid the country's high inheritance taxes. at least that's how they explained it to their catholic parents. [ laughter ] it's not real, da! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] a man in mexico with a 19-inch penis is claiming that the size of his member has made it impossible for him to get a job. because he cannot kneel or wear a uniform comfortably. have you tried late-night host? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you know who is going to think that joke's hilarious. my wife. [ laughter ] a robot in california just successfully passed a philosophy course at a college. not to be outdone, a robot in florida just successfully passed a kidney stone. [ laughter ] tonight is our last show of the year, which means we're not going to get

so then, when warner bros. and quincy jones approached me about it and said, "you wanna do this movie got there, you had said girls wouldn't even look at you. - that changed. - wouldn't even look at me. it changed when i got on the cover of "sports illustrated." - that was it? - yeah, when i got on the cover of "sports illustrated," i walked through the quad and girls that would never even look at me, they're, "hi, shaquille. hi, big daddy. hey, diesel." my mother would always tell me, "watch out for those women." (daniel jacob) for every hour that you're idling in your car, you're sending about half a gallon of gasoline up in the air. that amounts to about 10 pounds of carbon dioxide every week. (malo hutson) growth is good, but when it starts impacting our quality of air and quality of life, that's a problem. so forward-thinking cities like sacramento are investing in streets that are smarter and greener. the solution was right under our feet. asphalt. or to be more precise, intelligent asphalt. by embedding sensors into the pavement, as well as installing cameras on traffic lights,

warner bros. just announced a partnership with intel.bviously, wouldn't it be great to watch a movie instead of just sitting on the 405? take a nap. our parents or grandparents who aren't able to drive. all sorts of benefits. cost comes down for delivery. new startups that will transform society with services we cannot imagine. it is incredibly exciting. angeles, we make sure we have the self driving car companies come down and test them. car culture, it is time to make sure los angeles is in the forefront of the revolution. without any further or do, i wanted to introduce someone who is more so than anyone in the world, responsible for driving this revolution. no pun intended. chris urmson was the former director of google's self-driving car project. it is now called waymo. they are already announcing they are hitting the streets of phoenix with the technology. this happened superfast, and some people believe that because of the work that google did, we may see 2 million lives saved because it is happening faster than it otherwise would