. >> everybody comes here, this is hollywood. >> hollywood, though, may no longer be the land of dreams for the film and entertainment industry. the new mayor of los angeles is on the mission to save hollywood. once upon a time if you wanted to be part of the film and tv business hollywood was the mecca, but that's much less the case today. thanks to tax incentives many hollywoods have sprung up across the country and canada. is hollywood in a state of emergency. and are the people who are throwing money at movies making a big mistake? we have our al jazeera culture critic and former arts editor for public radio, and he has written extensively on tv, media and the arts. and we have peter. we just saw that clip from "pretty woman." it's filled with los angeles and beverly hills scenes. but couldn't that be the scene from any movie? >> it haul always has been. hollywood was hollywood because there were mountains, beach, sun, rain, desert, everything was very close. it was really always an economic choice to come out here and the productions it continues to be an economic choice more than

josh mankiewicz with the totally true secrets of the bling ring. >>> welcome to hollywood. the land of the "it" girls and boys, the kingdom that's home to our special breed of american royalty, celebrities. we can't get enough of how they look, who they date, what they wear. for most of us, the fascination ends with reading about them in the tabloids. but one group took all of that to a new level, a criminal level. maybe you've heard of them, the bling ring. at its core, teenagers who apparently cultivated two life skills, breaking and entering. these were kids so obsessed with celebrities, they literally wanted a piece of them, boldly going into the homes of hollywood's bold faced names. now art is imitating life. >> let's go shopping. >> this all-american tale of envy, greed and the ability to tell gucci from chanel, but not right from wrong is the inspiration for a movie from director sofia copola, with emma thompson as one of the stars. it's even wilder than the movie version. and the real-life story is still going through rewrites. tonight you'll hear it from a young w

sunset strip, hollywood, fancy shmansy beverly hills. "tmz" hollywood tour. we show you the real hollywood. >> a tour bus on lockdown in oklahoma, with a huge rapper on board. nd allegations of drugs! it's "tmz's" coverage of oklahoma. more like oklahomaie, right? ok. >> on tour with lil' wane and passing through oklahoma city pulled over.us got thaurt they had drugs on board and went to get a search warrant to search >> that's when the standoff began. drivers locked doors demanding they get a warrant. why? here's footage from inside the bus. kidding! the rapper on the bus was slack. also, we don't know if they really had drugs. but the bigger question, who was on the bus? it's not weezie. he left on a plane. ditto for t.i., which only leaves -- >> 2 chains was on the bus. >> boom, 2 chains. you remember him from the birthday video and the running away from gunmen video. he's had a crazy year. anyway -- >> they ended up towing the fwouse an impound lot to wait for a warrant. >> and when the cops finely got it, they entered the bus and said -- ok, we have no i

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ultra mind control rules and hollywood if if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird and my old mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self censorship itself censorship because. there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it everybody has friends that happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too boucle on on. popular issues and it's funny because. it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot but two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody saying what you said you're still going to be vilified bec

i go to hollywood park. these are you know occasionally i go to oscar parties and things like that and people big stars people will grab me by the arm and take me aside and say i guess what they. say and it blows my mind but that's the culture it's a culture of fear for sure. you know and it's a big culture of mind control to m.k. ultra mind control rules and hollywood if if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird and my old mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self censorship itself censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it they the everybody has friends that happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too vocal on on on o

ultra mind control rules and hollywood if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird. mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self censorship itself censorship because there's actually a danger that you will. never work again and people know it every day as friends that happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too boucle on on. popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot that two years later those popular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody saying what you said you're still going to be vilified because you dare

that part of hollywood is not the glamour part of hollywood. we call it east hollywood here in los angeles. it's more residential. it's more community. >> jackie goldberg is a former los angeles city councilwoman. in 1995 she represents a district where the city is building a subway. it's one of the largest public works projects of its time, and some of the constituents are complaining about it. >> we don't need a metro rail as they are proposing it. let's get back to the buses where the people can be moved around properly. >> not only are residents complaining, but so are the business owners. for them it's less about the subway itself than the construction. they're losing money. >> it takes so long to build these things underground and you don't have much choice but to tear streets up and close streets. businesses were putting big signs on their property saying, open for business during construction because it looked like you couldn't get there. and people were angry. >> so when a water main breaks at the construction site on hollywood bouleva

not pretending like you're entitled. >> hollywood gets a bad rap. you are from hollywood. you spend time in hollywood. >> he has been successful. easy to talk about jobs when you mick that much money. but he is right. >> he almost makes as much as you did per "mash" episode if my research is right. >> we produced the whole episode for that. >> good message, though, right? >> it's good. is it a good message. my experience young people want to work. they want to trade, they want to produce. they understand it's empowering for money and self-esteem. then they get to the public schools. they want to pursue the self-interest. happy to see any person standing up for capitalism and americanism to say yes, your life matters. >> these are good values. >> iove that he said if you want to be sexy, the sexiest thing is smart, thoughtful and generous. that is like eric bolling. >> eric: i was going to say that. all the "cashin' in" crew here. >> thank you for joining thus we. coming up, the cast of "duck dynasty." they are not quacks like most reality star. find out why americans are f

that's a common theme in hollywood. what lucas and spielberg were getting at earlier this summer when they made these statements was the idea that these big budgets that keep coming out of hollywood--- if they don't make their money back we're gonna see hollywood implode. and we had that month period where you had white house down, lone ranger, and ripd, and turbo, and pacific rim. and they were all sort of failing a bit and that's what they were looking at. but we've had 23 movies this year that budgeted over 100 million dollars. 15 of them can be considered successes so which way are we going here? > >but ther's a lot of money spent on flops. >.absolutely. the lone ranger was a huge flop---white house down. but you know, 15 out of 23 if you're doing the math that's not too bad for a summer is going to be the biggest summer on record. we're looking at $4.4 billion this summer in the midst of all these flops, so it's a weird summer for sure. > >eric, thanks for coming on the show. > >thank you. still ahead the software

not pretending like you're entitled. >> hollywood gets a bad rap. you are from hollywood. you spend time in hollywood. >> he has been successful. easy to talk about jobs when you mick that much money. but he is right. >> he almost makes as much as you did per "mash" episode if my research is right. >> we produced the whole episode for that. >> good message, though, right? >> it's good. is it a good message. my experience young people want to work. they want to trade, they want to produce. they understand it's empowering for money and self-esteem. then they get to the public schools. they want to pursue the self-interest. happy to see any person standing up for capitalism and americanism to say yes, your life matters. >> these are good values. >> i love that he said if you want to be sexy, the sexiest thing is smart, thoughtful and generous. that is like eric bolling. >> eric: i was going to say that. all the "cashin' in" crew here. >> thank you for joining thus week. coming up, the cast of "duck dynasty." they are not quacks like most reality star. find out why americans a

is just hollywood for unattractive people. which do you think is more of an ooky society to be in? >> i get to live in both worlds so i really get the best of the ickiness. >> stephen: how would you compare, well, the selfishness, that is inherent in in hollywood and the selfishness that unfortunately is endemic in washington? >> here's the great thing. i moved to london ten years ago so i wouldn't have to in the selfishness of hollywood. and we shoot in baltimore so we're not really in d.c. so i kind of managed to avoid it all. >> stephen: did you ever run into those guys from "the wire"? have you heard of those guys from the wire? >> and they were canceled. look, it's been fascinating watching how people in washington -- because i've met a number of the actual people who do this job, kevin mccarthy who is the majority whip and steny hoyer who is the minority whip. >> stephen: are you modeled on anyone. >> not really. when this character was written it was based on richard iii. >> stephen: the hunch back king. which is why in

ultra mind control rules and hollywood if if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird. mind control stuff from i mean this goes. back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self censorship itself censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it every day as friends that happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too vocal on on on the popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot that two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody saying what you said you're still going to be vilified because y

ultra mind control rules and hollywood if if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird. mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean. is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self censorship itself censorship because. there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it everybody has friends that happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too boucle on on on on popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot that two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be both vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody is saying what you said you're still going to be vilified

hollywood box. like i missed and then i remember my trainer said i am going to hit you back and he hit me back and a tear came out of my eye and i remember taking my gloves off and driving home. >> get ready for more box office hits. "the amazing spider-man 2" in theaters next may. >> well, sharon stone's new movie "love lace" just rolled into theaters and sharon is almost unrecognizable as amanda sigh freed's mom. >> she's lending her talents to a worthy cause. with me now sharon stone and we're celebrating. >> yeah. >> sexy sharon with so much to celebrate. loving all the reaction to her glammed down role. you had a crazy amazing transformation for this movie. >> i transformed myself to come here today. this is a big transformation ight here, people. >> her famous blond locks hit hiden under a wig. i heard you felt maternal toward amanda? >> of course. >> at home playing mom to her three young sons, proudly showing off her 13-year-old at the fendi store in paris. >> it was the first time he saw he

sunset strip, hollywood, fancy shmansy beverly hills. "tmz" hollywood tour. we show you the real hollywood. >> a tour bus on lockdown in oklahoma, with a huge rapper on board. nd allegations of drugs! it's "tmz's" coverage of oklahoma. more like oklahomaie, right? ok. >> on tour with lil' wane and passing through oklahoma city pulled over.us got thaurt they had drugs on board and went to get a search warrant to search >> that's when the standoff began. drivers locked doors demanding they get a warrant. why? here's footage from inside the bus. kidding! the rapper on the bus was slack. also, we don't know if they really had drugs. but the bigger question, who was on the bus? it's not weezie. he left on a plane. ditto for t.i., which only leaves -- >> 2 chains was on the bus. >> boom, 2 chains. you remember him from the birthday video and the running away from gunmen video. he's had a crazy year. anyway -- >> they ended up towing the fwouse an impound lot to wait for a warrant. >> and when the cops finely got it, they entered the bus and said -- ok, we have no i

sunset strip, hollywood, fancy schmancy beverly hills. "tmz" hollywood tour. we show you the real hollywood. >> a tour bus on lockdown in oklahoma, with a huge rapper on board. and allegations of drugs! it's "tmz's" coverage of oklahoma. more like oklahomie, right? ok. >> on tour with lil' wane and passing through oklahoma city when a tour bus got pulled over. thought they had drugs on board and went to get a search warrant to search >> that's when the standoff began. drivers locked doors demanding they get a warrant. why? here's footage from inside the bus. kidding! the rapper on the bus was slack. also, we don't know if they eally had drugs. but the bigger question, who was on the bus? it's not weezie. he left on a plane. ditto for t.i., which only leaves -- >> 2 chains was on the bus. >> boom, 2 chains. you remember him from the birthday video and the running away from gunmen video. he's had a crazy year. anyway -- >> they ended up towing the bus to an impound lot to wait for a warrant. >> and when the cops finely got it, they entered the bus and said -- ok

welcome to "access hollywood". he rarely talks about personal life but when kris his almost kind of mother-in-law needed a big guest for the finale of her talk show test run, kanye delivered. >> he delivered and delivered big. okay talking about his love for kim and proudly showing off their adorable baby girl, next. >> what's up? [applause] how cute is that gorgeous baby? north west revealed more than two months and kim kardashian delivered the little girl kanye beamed as he showed off his little girl to the world. this reveal done on his own terms solidifying the fact that he didn't pay for the baby photo never an option. >> who do you think she looks like. >> i pray that she looks like her mother when she's older. >> it was a candid kanye on the couch opening up to his future mother-in-law about father hoo hood. >> what does that mean to you? it has to be quite something in your life right now. >> you know like when my daughter was first born people asked me how do you feel? is everything different? it's like no

es asi de facil. >> anunciadora: ¿quien es el hombre mas importante en hollywood? es el que hace que las actrices se vean bellas. el nominado al oscar john elliott es el jefe de maquillaje, para desperate housewives y a el le encanta luminess air. >> john: este es el trailer para desperate housewives. aqui debe haber de $30- a $50,000 de maquillaje, pero aun con todo el maquillaje que tenemos aqui, mi preferencia siempre es luminess air. luminess air es un maquillaje a base de agua y es super ligero. yo pienso que da los mejores resultados porque tiene una apariencia bonita, suave, pareja, sin lineas y sin arrugas. puedes ver aqui. esto es suficiente maquillaje para toda su cara. hay unas tres o cuatro gotas de maquillaje aqui. si usas maquillaje regular termina todo apelmazado en las pequeÑas lineas y arrugas. me encanta este luminess air. he usado luminess air en desperate housewives. es tan facil, tan natural y tan bonito. con luminess air yo creo que una mujer puede verse mejor que nunca. [♪...] >> anunciadora: luminess air invadio un centro comercial e pres

hollywood of course is partly to blame for all this. why are these hollywood lefties with their socialist movies ignoring the facts by opposing fracturing? fracturing would create a huge volume of jobs, new jobs, good paying middle class jobs in new york and california and elsewhere and studies show it is not an environmental hazard. anyway an editorial in today's investors business daily says whatever their reason they won't be stopping any time soon. that's the hollywood crowd. joining me now is the author of that piece. he's now vice president for policy at the texas public policy foundation. he is the author of the texas model, prosperity in the lonestar state and lessons for america. chuck, i kind of had my eye on matt damon on this. matt damon and that goofy movie he had where the school teachers tried to stop everything and you see that kind of crap coming out of hollywood all the time. how do they get away with that? >> because you have a confluence of powerful money and interests and the natural proclivity of hollywood to be ag

tavis: please, please. >> i don't honestly believe that it's hollywood. i believe that it's the broadcast industry. it's what passes for journalism. tavis: i'll agree with that - amen, amen, amen. >> thank you. [laughter] this whole business of lack of capacity, willingness to compromise, to see the necessity and the power of coming together and compromising, it's critical to the next couple of years of our lives. if we don't do it - the examples are easily available. i think that this film really has enjoyed greater success because it brings us together with a common humanity, a feeling of our common humanity, that whether you're black or whether you're white, whether you're muslim, whether you're not, christian, jew, you feel the same things when you witness what jackie robinson went through. tavis: that's why, because i love you and respect you so much, i'd push back ever so gently and say that i agree wholeheartedly that my industry, the broadcast industry, has a long way to go to celebrate the humanity that rests in each of us. so it's broadcast. you

, hollywood writers about their work? >> guest: you know, it's very hard to reach these people. i did -- vince gill began who does "breaking bad," another one of the best shows on television, he came to shawsville for the film festival. i am the director of the film festival, there was a kind of private meeting arranged, it was wonderful. and i have to tell you, a real artist. all those things that happen are planned out. he was able to tell us what color scheme he planned for the whole season. these people don't like to say they're artists, they don't like to have to be responsible to a critical public in that -- but most of them are really very, very talented and as talented as the great novelists or playwrights we looked to in the past. >> host: the effect of 9/11 on popular culture. >> guest: well, that's a big question that i deal with in the last section of this book. on one level it's very interesting to see that all the predictions about 9/11 and its affect on culture proved untrue. people at the time said we're g

not from hollywood, from conservatives. why his speech to young kids about work is getting a big thumbs up from ted cruz, sarah palin and rush limbaugh. >> i really am not familiar with ashton kutcher's politics. all i know is that what he said is right on. all i know is that what he said is exactly what young people in this country need to hear. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love. infrom chase. so you can. >> eric: coming up, you coming up, you don't hear this too often. too often. >> talk about a hollywood plot twist. conservatives like rush, sarah and ted cruz all prai

she joined us on access hollywood live. she put blurred lines into focus. ♪ i know you want it >> not before singing and rocking in her seat. proves robin's mom is at ease at her son's racy song and video. >> somebody sent me an e-mail sag you should have jumped into the video. should have been in the video to embarrass robin. i said, you know as far as i'm concerned there is nothing to be embarrassed about. first of all the girls are going excuse me. walking past. ing nor thignoring them. i don't care how old they are, a beautiful young girl es by, they strip them done to see-through plastic. and they go, hey, hey, hey. robin. hysterical, the three of you guys are, like aren't i cool. and three happily married men. >> the women have the power in the video. >> and the reaction when this took off, this song. >> he tauld called me, mom, nume in 56 countries. this is my dream. i hit it. selling record. >> you think of the young robin. describe him. >> oh. scally. playful. he loved to take care of people. >> and mom in true f

the fight between the hollywood honcho and hollywood heartthrob really over? we'll find out in a minute. david: regulations and even fines are piling up on jpmorgan. the sec is now making an unprecedented move over the london whale debacle. why is the sec doing all this right now and are they picking on jamie dimon? perhaps because he doesn't like a lot of what is happening right now? former sec chairman harvey pitt weighing in on whether or not the sec is being used as a political tool. that's next. ♪ lori: all right. as we close out the week here, let's show you the market drivers. stocks dropped from last week's record highs as all three major indexes post their worst week since june the s&p snapped a seven week winning streak while the dow closed the week lower for the first time in six weeks. >>> telecom and utilities were the worst-performing sectors. >>> oil on the other hand climbing for the first time in six days after china's industrial production rose more than forecast. china is the second largest oil-consuming country and crude rose 2 1/2% to cl

the "tmz" hollywood tour, we show you the real hollywood. >> and now cocaine confessions with lindsay lohan. so remember when lindsay said she only blew coke three or four times. it turns out she was lying! take it away, oprah! >> so what is the truth? >> i have done it 10, 15 times. >> this interview is amazing. i have done cocaine 10 or 15 times. who counts, a, b, when you get to four or five, you start counting. >> exactly. >> yes, it was all part of oprah's big lindsay lohan and save the o network at the same interview. let's talk about coke. >> it's like a party thing. people would have it and i would do it. >> those 10 to 15 parties must have been epic. >> how do you know you did coke 10 times? that was number 12. >> that's why phone numbers are only 10 digits, that's as far as you can remember. >> we'll get right on that. all kidding inside, lindsay is over 100 days sober and swears she is finally headed in the right direction. >> what are you on now? >> vitamins. >> you're on just vitamins. >> yes. >> you're not on any prescription drug? >> no, no, no. i take nexium for acid r

and the president who loves hollywood, who loves being in the spotlight with all of his hollywood friends, doesn't want to be in a movie? i doubt it. >> jay leno, you know, couple hours after closing 22 embassies, remember that radio show he went on? if he went on that, he would have been on the butler if asked. bottom line. >> pimp of the limp? >> he did a radio show pimp with a limp. >> is it a pimp? >> oprah did herself a disservice. the butler looked like a good movie. now i don't want to see it because she took a jab at fox news. she's alienating another audience when she could have been using that. hollywood has been doing that a long time. they should stop doing that. >> i'm so confused. i thought this was about a device that traps fanniefannies. you kind of prove the point by bringing in the limp. we mentioned 65,000 times and still talking about it. >> we chose to annoy you. >> i am going to call time out. who mentioned it the most on this show? >> i don't know. >> i know! i know! your friend. >> your girlfriend, dana perino. >> she is not here to say no. how dare you! >> by the

the "tmz" hollywood tour, we show you the real hollywood. >> and now cocaine confessions with lindsay lohan. so remember when lindsay said she only blew coke three or four times. it turns out she was lying! take it away, oprah! >> so what is the truth? >> i have done it 10, 15 times. >> this interview is amazing. i have done cocaine 10 or 15 times. who counts, a, b, when you get to four or five, you stop counting. >> exactly. >> yes, it was all part of oprah's big lindsay lohan and save the o network at the same time interview. they talked about all sorts of stuff like booze and adderall, who cares. let's talk about coke. >> it's like a party thing. people would have it and i would do it. >> those 10 to 15 parties must have been epic. >> how do you know you did coke 15 times? that was number 12. >> that's why phone numbers are only 10 digits, that's as far as you can remember. not kidding, we can look it up. >> we'll get right on that. all kidding inside, lindsay is over 100 days sober and swears she is finally headed in the right direction. >> what are you on now? >> vitamins. >> you

what about hollywood with shows like homeland movies like zero dark thirty i mean would you say that hollywood's also doing the bidding of the establishment yeah you know the unfortunate thing is that we live in realities we live in a world of fear and most people are motivated by fear and it's become more and more apparent even though i would say more people are waking up in the truth about the internet and the alternative media sources is that it's not that it's only that people are waking up but that we're becoming more aware of those who are awakened and we can create more networks between those who are aware and it in that but in the day all these millions of people who are aware of the conspiracies who are and who are aware that you know nine eleven was probably an inside job of some kind but it was not simply a ragtag group of terrorists led by bin laden who conducted this this this this operation and now led to over a decade of constant fear mongering and aggression and yet despite the fact that there's more awareness on it why is it that we do continue to see this propaganda

. >>> usted cuenta en un hollywood que no existe, entiende que no hay racismo en hollywood? >>> oh, no, no quiero decir eso, pero en ese entonces el racismo era mÁs obvio. >>> irÓnicamente la pelÍcula que la lanzÓ al estrellato era un musical sobre el mundo de las pandillas y tenÍa como tema principal ese tema del racismo. >>> el hollywood de ese entonces me daba papeles de chicas como... (hablan en inglÉs). >>> que ahora es chistoso, pero en ese entonces me hiere pensar eso. >>> a sus 81 aÑos viuda la artista estÁ al tanto no solo del mundo del espectÁculo sino de todo lo que acontece en el ps, considera que la reforma es necesaria y teme que la politequerÍa no lo haga realidad. >>> me parte el corazÓn cuando mandan un chico que tiene una educaciÓn divina, que serÍa una ayuda para este paÍs y lo mandan a mÉxico sin sus padres. no entiendo eso. no entiendo la falta de humanidad en esos actos. >>> rita moreno, una mujer increÍble que allano el camino para los que vinieron despuÉs de ella, y dijo que la jubilaciÓn no estÁ en su adn. >>> tenias un collar y ya

welcome to "access hollywood." it's taken him over three weeks to come clean, but now we can say with 100% absolute certainty there will be a little cowell coming into the world. >> simon cowell! >> i'm proud to be a dad. now i feel good about it. >> is it a boy or girl? >> not going to say. >> uneivocally embracing his status with his ex-friend's ex-wife, simon cowell confirmed the news at one direction's new film premiere. today silverman was photographed arriving in france. it's reported she was reunited with him for the first time since settling her divorce in new york. simon's ex-fiance was spotted leaving his house this morning after attending last night's premiere. at the premiere simon says he already feels like a father to the one direction boys. there were tears unleashed by fans as harry stiles rushed the camera and gave a kiss. and simon had a confident express of chest hair in his shirt. >> i remember somebody once said he had nipples like pepper mill grinders. >> is that good or bad? as simon's old pr

you know, there's a lot of that on hollywood boulevard. we thought it would be nice to give some of our visitors a chance to cool off tonight. in the back of the theater we've set up a big swimming pool. that's it. in front of our theater out on hollywood boulevard, we set up little cousin sal. [ cheers and applause ] this is something we do every year. and our lawyers just love it. we're looking for people willing to take their clothes off, change into one of our pre-owned swim suits, and belly flop into our pool. now, sal, do you have anybody willing? standing by? >> i do. look at this guy. you're going to like him. >> hold on a second. what's your name? >> jim espinosa. >> could you slide over for one second? i'm missing a shirt behind you. >> look at that. that's our executive producer, jill leaderman on that shirt. >> there's one left. i don't know if it fits you. it is flying off the shelves. >> jimmy: okay, now, where are you from? >> i'm from gardena, california. >> what do you do for a living? >> i'm in high school right now. >> y

it speaks to the cowardess of the hollywood renegade. there was nobody showed up because he was guilty of not being cool. he expressed criticism of an intolerant movement, so he became the target. if the film was about american back lash towards muslims, he would be winning awards at sundance. >> the reason the so-called moderate muslims won't speak up, clerics are afraid to speak up on a friday sermon because they're worried they'll get a fatwa on them. looks to me 10% of the culture is controlling the rest of them by fear. >> that's assuming only 10% believe radical -- >> whatever it is. it is a minority. >> you make a great point, bob. the muslim clerics are considered worse if they speak out, it will be perceived they're turning on the muslim faith. what i find to be the worst part about this, people aren't going to want to make any videos or educate anybody about the dangers of islam now because they're afraid they'll be thrown in jail or they're going to get prosecuted. look at the cartoon about muhammad. >> they use the establishm

. >> which she also needed some me time, escaping hollywood to get the creative juices flowing. >> l.a. was kind of toxic to me. that's when i went to this cabin in the woods and it was so therapeutic. the only reason i make music is my own therapy. >> bonus spin. >> ♪ i will lay down for you ♪ >> while we wait for meg's single to debut, she's been showcasing new songs on the road. >> i just want to write more songs and create and play live. like that's the most important thing. > catch meg on tour with the pies next month. go to extratv.com for more details. >> new music begs for new wardrobe. here are some easy ways to keep the summer alive. it's summertime and we're living hot, hot, hot. this season is sleek, sophisticated. >> five summer must-haves. >> these are about $50. halle berry, jessica alba, they've all been wearing these. you can throw them on with your denim shorts and dress. cutoff denim is a big trend. now it's about the color cutoffs. these are from american eagle. they start at about $24. >> crazy short. >> these would look really good on you. emma roberts wears t

what about hollywood shows like homeland movies like zero dark thirty i mean would you say that hollywood's also doing the bidding of the establishment yeah you know the unfortunate thing is that we live in realities we live in a world of fear and most people are motivated by fear and it's become more and more apparent even though i would say more people are waking up in the truth about the internet and the alternative media sources is that it's not that it's only that people are waking up but that we're becoming more aware of those who are awakened and we can create more networks between those who are aware and it in that but in the day all these millions of people who are aware of the conspiracies who are and who are aware that you know nine eleven was probably an inside job of some kind that it was not simply a ragtag group of terrorists led by bin laden who conducted this this this this operation and now led to over a decade of constant fear mongering and aggression and yet despite the fact that there's more awareness on it why is it that we do continue to see this propaganda about the