it is not the fault of hollywood but hollywood is a contributor. when people care enough about history to study and read it, it is a small same delight and mislead -- it is a small sin to live and mislead. when the absorber through screens only, the tendency to in an is more damaging -- age of lies, it adds to their sum total. it is not writes. it will do harm. that was in the wall street journal. on the calls. marion is first in virginia. is hollywood a good or bad influence on culture? may i say i, first, have a terrible crash after watching mr. whipple. what a wonderful man. i will get back to what i should be talking about. the houseat i watched live embarrassingly in new jersey. when of the things that keeps men and women coming back is the arguing, and it gets out of hand, and it is like a train wreck you keep having to watch. i would think it is on bravo, so that is hollywood. so i would think republicans would love hollywood because from is doing this all the time -- because trump is doing this all the time. i would think republicans would

. >> hollywood is a town that runs on power. and right now clooney is at the pinnacle of his power. >> celebrities have long lent their starpower to political and social causes. >> hi. thanks for coming out. >> clooney, a global humanitarian who has worked to prevent agagenocide for more tha decade, today finds himself at odds with president trump's nationalist agenda. >> from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. >> in an era when hollywood is often vilified by washington, could clooney's influence there be threatened? >> under president obama he could go to the white house. now, that's lost. i don't know whether it's irredeemably lost. >> most people don't think of george clooney as a patriot. but this man is a big believer in what it means to be an engaged citizen. >> do you work for fox? >> no, i don't. >> his wife amal clooney is an oxford educated international attorney who has addressed the united nations. and she works alongside her husband to solve human rights issues in trouble spots around the world,

films with a nod. >> hollywood is a town that runs on power. and right now clooney is at the pin cal of his power. >> celebrities have long lent their star power to political and social causes. clooney, a global humanitarian who's worked to prevent genocide for more than a decade. today, finds himself at odds with president trump's nationalist agenda. >> from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. >> in an era when hollywood is oftenville fied by washington, could clooney's influence there be threatened? >> under president obama he could go to the white house. now that's lost. i don't know whether it's irredeemably lost. >> most people don't think of george clooney as being a patriot. but this man is a big believer in what it means to be an engaged citizen. >> do you work for fox? >> his wife amal clooney is an oxford educated international attorney who has addressed the united nations and works alongside her husband to solve human rights issues in trouble spots around the world, including refugee camps. >> we're thrilled to be

♪ >>> george clooney is an oscar winning hollywood superstar of more than two decades. >> hollywood is a town that runs on power. and right now clooney is at the pinnacle of his power. >> celebrities have long lent their starpower to political and social causes. clooney, has worked to prevengt again side for more than a decade, today finds himself at odds with president trump's nationalist agenda. >> from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. >> in an era when hollywood is often vilified by washington, could clooney's influence there be threatened? >> under president obama he could go to the white house. now, that's lost. i don't know whether it's permanently lost. >> most people don't think of george clooney as a patriot. he's a big believer in what it means to be an engaged citizen. >> do you work for fox? >> no, i don't. >> his wife amal clooney is an oxford educated international attorney who has addressed the united nations. and she works alongside her husband to solve human rights issues around the world, including in refugee camps. >> we're thrilled to be here,

he was the most powerful person in hollywood. who he told 40 mogul studio head major producers directors show ups at -- hillcrest country club on march -- 15th i think it was 19 34 for secret meeting they all show up and they have no idea why they're there but they know he says go, you go. they walk into is a private room, all 40 of them and intront of they will table are two issues of the silver shirt magazines both filled with the most anti-semitic articles particularly going after the mowing mogul drawing with book hook nose and u drawing of the moguls salivating over young christian looking women and they're looking at this and you can only imagine their eyes going up. but what really shocks them he starts off by saying to them this is only the tip of the iceburg. do you know that senate subsidies and fascist have invaded your studios and you are unaware of it? and they were like what -- well his spies reported below 80 personnel 80% they were the trigs, the grips, lighting people, carpenters, et cetera. that the foreman in e

>> hollywood. >> it will really open peoples eyes to, look, these are just innocent kids. >> the two corys met making "the lost boys" and remained friends until his death. the is based on choreography, and producer as well. one painful chapter is feldman becoming emancipated from his parents. >> you don't get paid, we he don't get paid. >> the good side was i was finally free from the torture of being isolated and alone, kind of put into a prison almost. >> what do you expec feldman? >> we're out of control. >> nobody ever said save your money, invest your money, put your money away. things might slow down. you might not have all of this money coming in. i was not taught how to be a man. >> hey, corey, i want to let you in on a little secret about hollywood. >> so it is very even handed. the stuff that's in there is not going to be some great fabrication. it is not dramaitization. it is not for the purpose of a drama. >> "the tale of two coreys premieres january 6th on lifetime. >>> we're employing a mathematical approach so heck yeah. >> sheldon acting like the hands-off groom. that

this does apollo -- this is a poem from a poet buried in hollywood service very -- hollywood cemetery. we are anticipating the coming of spring. many of the trees are dormant, but soon they will break forth with tremendous color and life. hollywood cemetery was established in 1847 just beyond the city limits of richmond, virginia. ae founders hired philadelphia landscape architect to design and layout the grounds. he made the grounds for the extensive growth of hollywood trees on the grounds, and he transformed this wooded area into one of the most picturesque, rural cemeteries in the united states. by the middle of the 19th century america's cities and towns have grown due to immigration and industrialization. churchyard and ground to become overcrowded. the rural cemetery was created to provide safe, sanitary burials outside the city limits and provide park space for the citizens of the city. hollywoodan came to and found this area to be very damp. he builts ending this landscape. the trees native of the ground and ak-47 are holly -- in 1847 are holly's and elms. picturesque english

is hollywood at its fastest being mainstream entertainment with a serious social message. but what about two thousand and eighteen what films are you looking forward to discard quite a few but i say top the list has to be steven spielberg's new movie after all these superhero movies finally something about real life a historical real life story it's called the post and i go on. the newspaper the washington post publishes secret government documents was a pentagon they forced president nixon at the end of the vietnam war. i might have something. must be precious cargo. just government secrets mail street as the publisher who spoke truth to power to supreme court next meeting. with we could all go to prison. looks like it's going to be a steven spielberg classic i'm very excited about a movie called the captain by a german director. who spent most of his career in hollywood during big blockbusters but now he surprised us with this new film it's completely black and white. a german disorder finds a captain soon a form. when i hear him live. and indict his most violent fantasi

is hollywood at its fastest thing mainstream entertainment with a serious social message. but what about two thousand and eighteen what films are you looking forward to scott yeah quite a few but i say top the list has to be steven spielberg's new movie after all these superhero movies finally something about real life a historical real life story it's called the post and i go on. the newspaper the washington post publishes secret government documents the pentagon papers they forced president nixon at the end of the vietnam war. i might have something. must be precious cargo. just government secrets. as the publisher who spoke truth to power will be the supreme court next. week we could all go to prison. looks like it's going to be a steven spielberg classic i'm very excited about movie called the captain by a drum director. who spent most of his career in hollywood doing big blockbusters but now he surprised us with this new film it's completely black and white. the journal disorder finds a captain's uniform. when i hear you live. and die just his most violent fantasies t

is hollywood at its fastest thing mainstream entertainment with a serious social message. but what about two thousand and eighteen what films are you looking forward to scott yeah quite a few but i say top the list has to be steven spielberg's new movie after all these superhero movies finally something about real life a historical real life story it's called the post and i go on. the newspaper the washington post publishes secret government documents the pentagon they forced president nixon at the end of the vietnam war. i might have some. misty precious time. just government secrets male straight as the publisher who spoke truth to power will be the supreme court next evening. when we could all go to prison. looks like it's going to be steven spielberg classic i'm very excited about a movie called the captain by drum director robert schrenker who spent most of his career in hollywood during big blockbusters but now he surprises with this new flu it's completely black and white. a journey to search for finds a captain's uniform. when i have lived here and indicted his mos

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we need to clean up hollywood. and to go with federal censorship, to be in the first-run movie theater where studios made 80 percent of their profits you had to get the production code seal they would not give that to any movie that denigrated so he had his job made easier it was censored by catholics for protestant children. only in america. >> that is a wonderful thing. >> so to stop those anti-nazi films. and to make them after they conquered europe that this second reason is less about hollywood than smuggling and money or spies or secret orders and propaganda because the york, even though it was closer the ports were closely guarded because the mayor will guardia i don't know if you know, he was half jewish. if reformed he would be fully jewish because of his mother was jewish and from other italian but he identified with the jewish as will as catholic he major the ports were carefully guarded. they would refer to new york as a jew york so they knew him every port of was the angeles through san pedro you to ge

♪ >>> tonight -- hollywood beauty secrets revealed. >> what's the craziest beauty trend you have tried and regretted. >> the tips to make all women feel more beautiful. >> the sky's limit. >>> then courtney cox's injection confession. the moment she decided to make a radical change to her face. >> you only have to do this treatment once a month. >>> why some clubs are using charcoal to look better and this is strangest beauty treatment of all, meet the masseuse who bites -- >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everybody, from hollywood beauty school is in session. >> we're getting the tricks of from the red carpet. >>> let's kick it out with kim kardashian west. >> kim is cashing in on and that is cashing with "k" on her beauty empire. >> what's the craziest beauty trend you have tried and regretted. >> that vampire facial. that was really like the most painful thing i ever did. >> yeah, keep going. >> you guys signed up for five more years of this show five years. >> you'll be doing this show until you're he 2, i think. >> yikes! i like being busy. when i'm not busy that'

it's all the rage in hollywood. so we're saying, hey, if it works if for bella, maybe it will were for carly steel. >> my first client was kinsey crawford. i asked her if i could shave her eyebrows. >> for more than 20 years, an stay sha did the the eyebrows of hollywood's elite. >> all the kardashians and everyone else. sharen stone to aam clooney. >> product after product by her cult tolling and now he's kicking things up a notch for those not blessed with big drous. >> it's a tattoo that creates stokes of hair. >> first, happen out the draws. >> here's the numbing cream. >> fill it in witiny needles. >> once the skin is opened up, i'm rubbing the ink on it. letting it sit to the ink goes into the isolated areas i just scraped. >> on a pain scale, i give it like a 4. >> is that from 1 to 5 or 1 to 10? >> 1 to 10. >> we're taking off the ink. this will show me if i did it right or not. >> i love it. i cannot believe this is me. this is insane. >> still ahead, secrets from hollywood's hair sigh list to the stars fro

♪ >>> tonight -- hollywood beauty secrets revealed. >> what's the craziest beauty trend you have tried and regretted. >> the tips to make all women feel more beautiful. >> the sky's limit. >>> then courtney cox's injection confession. the moment she decided to make a radical change to her face. >> you only have to do this treatment once a month. >>> why some clubs are using charcoal to look better and this is strangest beauty treatment of all, meet the masseuse who bites -- >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everybody, from rihanna to christie brinkley, hollywood beauty school is in session. >> we're getting the tricks of from the red carpet. >>> let's kick it out with kim kardashian west. >> kim is cashing in on and that is cashing with "k" on her beauty empire. >> what's the craziest beauty trend you have tried and regretted. >> that vampire facial. that was really like the most painful thing i ever did. >> yeah, keep going. >> you guys signed up for five more years of this show five years. >> you'll be doing this show until you're he 2, i think. >> yikes! i like being

of course hollywood refused to go along with that. his weapon was article 15 from the german import law law of 1932. which stated that if any studio in any country was to make a film that in any way denigrated germany that that studio would have all of its films b and in germany and if enough studios did that the whole country would have all of their films banned in germany. that was one hammer he used and within a year hollywood pastor production code administration under a lot of pressure hollywood was accused of sexual impropriety back in the 30s and accused of making horrible movies. and there were people who said wait a minute. we need to clean up hollywood. and wanting one thing the industry has always done. they have and acted self an active self censorship laws. the production code administration in 1934. that also have a clause. there would not give the seal to any movie that denigrated a foreign nation or its leader. so they have the job made easier by hollywood as well. it was censored by catholics. making films for protest

cascade. >>> thanks for watching "made in hollywood", everybody. >> and for the latest hollywood news, photos and celebrity interviews go online to madeinhollywood.tv. ♪ made in hollywood ♪ made in hollywood ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> you know what regardless of us losing our quarterback, we show we ready for the super bowl. >> tonight on eyewitness news a win without wentz the eagles bring it home again this time against division rival. i'm natabrfor joining us. it was a wild game at the meadowlands and birds held on for the win. don bell joining me. >> to be quite honest giants stink. so people expect aid blow out. that is not exactly what happened. >> yeah, this what totally unexpected. >> that's how we open the show. >> game was way closer than we expected. eagles visiting meadowlands and 2-11 giants. and eagles up 24-23. amazing catch by snell on sagular. nellie get up and make the catch and throw it down. he's a fan of hoopsz hoo. how about the alley-oop. and he had four touchdowns and back come the giants, eli ma manning, tavaris king trying to get into the end zone and d

and particularly on ageism in hollywood, men, her hollywood brethren have to stand up for her as well. >> there's no question about it. men have to get off the bench and get into this fight. but we must be allowed into the fight. in other words, you know, women -- this can't be, you know, women good, men bad. all right? we're -- people need to recognize when they're on the same team. >> the star of your latest film is the phenomenal jessica chastain who's not only a brilliant actress but she is a card-carrying feminist. >> jessica is a phenomenal actress, and she is phenomenal in this part. it's a tour deforce performance. she straps the movie to her back in the first scene and she doesn't let it down until the end credits roll. jessica is outspoken about the things that she believes. the things that she believes are the things that i believe. i think that she's on the side of the angels. i admire that she uses her platform to help people who don't have one. >> what made you take on this project? what attracted you about it? how'd you come to know about it? >> came to know about it wh

>> hollywood. >> it will really open peoples eyes to, look, these are just innocent kids. >> the two corys met making "the lost boys" and remained friends until his death. the is based on choreography, and producer as well. one painful chapter is feldman becoming emancipated from his parents. >> you don't get paid, we he don't get paid. >> the good side was i was finally free from the torture of being isolated and alone, kind of put into a prison almost. >> what do you expect me to do, feldman? >> we're out of control. >> nobody ever said save your money, invest your money, put your money away. things might slow down. you might not have all of this money coming in. i was not taught how to be a man. >> hey, corey, i want to let you in on a little secret about hollywood. >> so it is very even handed. the stuff that's in there is not going to be some great fabrication. it is not dramaitization. it is not for the purpose of a drama. >> "the tale of two coreys premieres january 6th on lifetime. >>> we're employing a mathematical approach so heck yeah. >> sheldon acting like the hands-off

this is hardly unique in hollywood. it is very common, just as it is in every country of the world, in every aspect... in business, government, it is the entitlement of too many men and it is epidemic and when they are famous and powerful like harvey, then it gets talked about. and so it is really important that those women have been brave enough to come out. indeed, a sort of logjam has broken and the accusations... of course, he is denying all of them that concern nonconsensual sex. like bill cosby, they always deny it. nonetheless, you say that people are speaking out and they are now. but the problem is there was silence when it is clear that people knew of these behaviours but did not talk in public about them for year upon year. why? why don't they talk about it? because he's powerful. because they are scared. who are the women that he preyed on? and preys on? young woman. young women. most of these women were in their 20s when it happened. vulnerable, afraid that if they say anything or do anything, it will ruin

but the real horror film this year in hollywood was not on the screen it was behind the scenes. this was the year that harvey weinstein became really famous for all the wrong reasons once an acclaimed film producer he now stands accused of sexual misconduct and rape his name has become synonymous with systematic abuse in hollywood. he led me to his bathroom pleading that i just watch him masturbate. it was the end of an era of shane it seemed became clear that this wasn't an isolated incident . other women came forward to accuse weinstein of abuse including angelina jolie. and when this puncture. the scandal gave birth to the meetin movement which lent a voice to fouls of victims of sexual harassment and abuse. it wasn't long before men joined in the conversation as well. kevin spacey accused of sexual abuse was the first to be knocked off his perch he was set to star in ridley scott's latest film playing the billionaire john paul getty the film had already wrapped when scott cut him out spaces korea now lies in ruins replacing him christopher plummer . was a question of ask mon

hollywood does not necessarily have that. if you go to a major movie, the chances are, especially in blockbusters, it will be more stereotypical. >> you wrote about how in the script they described a woman. tell us about that. >> last year there was a , producer who started a twitter account, and he is a producer and he also reads scripts. he started just writing -- his tweets are essentially descriptions of female characters in movies. he anonymizes them all as a jane so that writers are not being called out. jane, 47, is a stunner even for her age. jane, 13, just coming into her womanhood -- or something like that. >> that is quite benign. [laughter] >> they are just very bizarre. >> the description about their looks. >> their looks or how you the viewer are supposed to feel about this woman. that is assuming that you the viewer are a man. it is still very common to write -- very common in scripts to write like that. >> up next, up a two to model for peace in the middle east in the form of a soda factory. >> and the upstart

. ♪ >>> tonight -- hollywood beauty secrets revealed. >> what's the craziest beauty trend you have tried and regretted. >> the tips to make all women feel more beautiful. >> the sky's limit. >>> then courtney cox's the moment she decided to make a radical change to her face. >> you only have to do this treatment once a month. >>> why some clubs are using charcoal to look better and this is strangest beauty treatment of all, meet the masseuse who bites -- >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everybody, from rihanna to christie brinkley, hollywood beauty school is in session. >> we're getting the tricks of from the red carpet. >>> let's kick it out with kim kardashian west. >> kim is cashing in on and that is cashing with "k" on her beauty empire. >> what's the craziest beauty trend you have tried and >> that vampire facial. that was really like the most painful thing i ever did. >> yeah, keep going. >> you guys signed up for five more years of this show five years. >> you'll be doing this show until you're he 2, i think. >> yikes! i like being busy. when i'm not busy that's w

in an era when hollywood, could clooney's influence there be threatened? >> under president obama, he can go to the white house and now it is loss. most people don'thi of george clooney as being a patriot but this man is a big beliefer and what it means to be an engaged citizen. >> do you work for fox? >> no, i don't. >> his wife amal clooney is an international attorney who addresses the united nations. he works alongside her husband to solve human rights issues and trouble spots around the world and refugee camps. >> we are thrilled to be here because we believe of what the public has addressed this. >> together they are the golden couple, they are an influential global force with an national agenda and with america's first directed. clooney have been out spoken of donald trump since the beginning of his candidacy. >> you called him a facteci ous. >> we have to be afraid of everything and minorities and muslims and minority. >> in the lead up to the election, clooney helped raise $15 million for hilla clint which the trumpampaign used to cast the democra

♪ñf= >>> tonight -- hollywood beauty secrets revealed. >> what's the craziest beauty trend you have tried and regretted. >> the tips to make all women feel more beautiful. >> the sky's limit. >>> then courtney cox's injection confession. the moment she decided to make radical change to her face. you treatment once a month. >>> why some clubs arec using charcoal to look better and this is treatment of all, meet the masseuse who bites -- >>> this isentertainment tonight." >> welcome, everyby, from rihanna to christie brinkley, hollywood beauty school is in session. >> we're getting the tricks of om carpet. >>> let's kick it out with kim kardashian west. >> kim is cashing in on and that is cashing with "k" on her beauty empire. >> what's the craziest beauty trend you have tried and regretted. >> that facial. that was really like the most painful thing ever did. >> keep going. >> youuys signed up for five five years. >> you'll be doing this sho until you're he 2, i think. >> yikes! i like being busy. when i'm not busy that's when i start to get uncomfortable. >>ow did kim manage to bui

composing the music for rain man established in hollywood. after that success similar moved to l.a. and became one of the most in demand film composers at the age of thirty seven he received the ultimate accolade an oscar for the soundtrack to the line. there. comes a similar collect sounds he combines world music classical and electronic music to create individual soundscapes for horror. comedy. or action there are certain directors he works with regularly like christopher nolan. similar has worked on more than one hundred fifty films including the monumental score for ridley scott's epic gladiator in which he admits to parody wagner. cognition but of i don't want to keep doing the same thing to jump from an action film to a comedy or to something small collide with for that gives me the ideas the different stories and the different approaches to them to be singed off or does the order of treatment by its way toward. the composer begins by creating a kind of symphony his version of the story sometimes it's music that just serves the pictures well but now and then something miraculo

composing the music for a man established in hollywood. after that success similar moved to l.a. and became one of the most in demand film composers at the age of thirty seven he received the ultimate accolade an oscar for the soundtrack to the lion. yeah there. comes some a collect sounds he combines world music classical and electronic music to create individual soundscapes for horror. comedy. or action there are certain directors he works with regularly but christopher nolan . similar has worked on more than one hundred fifty films including the monumental score for ridley scott's epic gladiator in which he admits to parody wagner. cognition lot of i don't want to keep doing the same thing that i have to jump from an action film to a comedy or to something small collider for that gives me the ideas the different stories and the different approaches to them or just need to be synched off or do the order of three to. the composer begins by creating a kind of symphony his version of the story sometimes it's music that just serves the pictures well but now and then something mirac

hollywood does not necessarily have that. if you go to a major movie, the chances are, especially in blockbusters, it will be more stereotypical. carol: you wrote about how in the script they described a woman. tell us about that. >> last year, there was a producer who started a twitter account, and he is a producer and he also reads scripts. he started just writing -- his tweets are essentially descriptions of female characters in movies. he and analyzed them all as jane so that writers are not being called out. jane is a stunner even for her age. jane, 13, just coming into her womanhood or something like that. julia: that is quite benign. [laughter] >> they are just very bizarre. carol: the description about their looks. >> their looks or how you the viewer are supposed to feel about this woman. that is assuming that you the viewer are a man. it is still very common to write like that. carol: up next, a potential model for peace in the middle east in the form of a soda factory. julia: and the upstart selling muscles in mumb

for decades now he has been one of the most creative musical talents in hollywood. working on around one hundred fifty films including classics like rain man dustin hoffman. ridley scott's epic. and the unforgettable. for which he received an oscar in nine hundred ninety five. and rarely ventures out of his california recording studio these days but now despite suffering stage fright he's made an exception in order to take his classic soundtracks on the road is european tour as a film music odyssey featuring around seventy musicians we caught up with him as the show kicked off in london. twelve thousand fans came to enjoy classic film scores performed by. the movie. that i've worked with over the years it made sense to bring them together to see how this music works in real time in real time to read. and to look straight in the instead of hiding behind the screen. for the most and. it's a big production with a full orchestra a choir and an impressive light show. might i increase my real instruments is actually the computer but it's a bit boring to present that on st

this is hardly unique in hollywood. it is very common, just as it is in every country of the world, in every aspect... in business, government, it is the entitlement of too many men and it is epidemic and when they are famous and powerful like harvey, then it gets talked about. and so it is really important that those women have been brave enough to come out. indeed, a sort of logjam has broken and the accusations... of course, he is denying all of them that concern nonconsensual sex. like bill cosby, they always deny it. nonetheless, you say that people are speaking out and they are now. but the problem is there was silence when it is clear that people knew of these behaviours but did not talk in public about them for year upon year. why? why don't they talk about it? because he's powerful. because they are scared. who are the women that he preyed on? and preys on? young woman. most of these women were in their 20s when it happened. vulnerable, afraid that if they say anything or do anything, it will ruin their career.

hollywood does not necessarily have that. if you go to a major movie, the chances are, especially in blockbusters, it will be more stereotypical. >> you wrote about how in the script they described a woman. tell us about that. >> laster, there was a producer who started a twitter account, and he is a producer and he also reads scripts. he started just writing -- his tweets are essentially descriptions of female characters in movies. he anonymized them all as a jane so that writers are not being called out. jane is a stunner even for her age. jane, 13, just coming into her womanhood or something like that. >> that is quite benign. [laughter] >> they are just very bizarre. >> the description about their looks. >> their looks or how you the viewer are supposed to feel about this woman. that is assuming that you the viewer are a man. it is still very common to write like that. >> up next, up a two to model -- next, a potential model for peace in the middle east in the form of a soda factory. >> and the upstart selling muscles and

>> reporter: hallie, everyone remembers the infamous "access hollywood" tape. it was a moment that nearly cost then candidate trump the election. in recent weeks, the president privately questioned the authenticity of the tape. overnight, billy bush who lost his job over the controversy, is peek speaking out and his message is that the tape is real. and the president's denials have hit a raw nerve. this morning an old controversy now back in the spotlight. >> hello, how are you? >> reporter: former tv host billy bush taking aim at the president overnight over that now infamous "access hollywood" tape. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: bush writing in an op-ed for "the new york times." question, donald trump, you said that. it comes after a report in "the new york times" last week that in recent days, president trump has continued to seed doubt about his appearance on the "access hollywood" tape telling people close to him, including a republican senator, the tape may have been fake and that he wants to investigate the recording. >> i said it, i was wr

director wolfgang pedrosa he made movie history with his anti war film dust boat before heading to hollywood to direct blockbusters like air force one outbreak or the perfect storm pearson is a master of big budget action but his movies always wrestle with the real issues of our time. both gun pitocin started his career directing crime thrillers he focused on topics such as hit and run accidents blackmail and rate more than twenty five million viewers watched his one nine hundred seventy seven t.v. movie heifetz likeness about a sexual relationship between a teacher and pupil. four years later came the feature film that attracted the attention of hollywood just bought it was nominated for six oscars and although it didn't win any it did open plenty of doors for paid as. the german director began working with some of us cinemas biggest stars he made the action film air force one starring harrison ford. and. the perfect storm with george clooney alec a star call epic troy with brad pitt. but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten

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director wolfgang pedrosa he made movie history with his anti war film dust boat before heading to hollywood to direct blockbusters like air force one outbreak or the perfect storm pearson is a master of big budget action but his movies always wrestle with the real issues of our top. gun pitocin started his career directing crime thrillers he focused on topics such as hit and run accidents blackmail and rate more than twenty five million viewers watched his one nine hundred seventy seven t.v. movie heifetz likeness about a sexual relationship between a teacher and pupil. four years later came the feature film that attracted the attention of hollywood just bought it was nominated for six oscars and although it didn't win any it did open plenty of doors for painters and. the german director began working with some of us cinemas biggest stars he made the action film air force one starring harrison ford. the perfect storm with george clooney and the historical epic troy with brad pitt. but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten yea

director wolfgang pedrosa he made movie history with his anti war film dust boat before heading to hollywood to direct blockbusters like air force one outbreak or the perfect storm pearson is a master of big budget action but his movies always wrestle with the real issues of our time. doesn't started his career directing crime thriller he focused on topics such as hit and run accidents blackmail and rate more than twenty five million viewers watched his one nine hundred seventy seven t.v. movie heifetz likeness about a sexual relationship between a teacher and pupil. four years later came the feature film that attracted the attention of hollywood just bought it was nominated for six oscars and although it didn't win any it did open plenty of doors for pages and. the german director began working with some of us cinemas biggest star. he made the action film air force one starring harrison ford. the perfect storm with george clooney and the historical epic troy with brad pitt. but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten years for

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tv to challenge president trump who has reportedly denied that his voice is on that infamous access hollywood tape. bush appeared on cbs late show with stephen colbert last night after writing "the new york times" op-ed responding directly to the president. jericka duncan. >> good morning. describing that as a gut punch every time. he did not mince words, echoing the same charge he made in "the times." >> you can't say that. that is your voice. i was there. you were there. that's your voice on the tape. >> billy bush pushed back hard on president trump's reported denial of the access hollywood tape. >> in the last 14 months of my life, i've been dealing with it. you dealt with it for 14 minutes and went on to be the president. >> reporter: the tape was released one month before the presidential election. >> you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ].

director wolfgang pedrosa he made movie history with his anti war film dust boat before heading to hollywood to direct blockbusters like air force one outbreak or the perfect storm pearson is a master of big budget action but his movies always wrestle with the real issues of our time. both gun pitocin started his career directing crime thrillers he focused on topics such as hit and run accidents blackmail and rate more than twenty five million viewers watched his one nine hundred seventy seven t.v. movie heifetz likeness about a sexual relationship between a teacher and pupil. four years later came the feature film that attracted the attention of hollywood just bought it was nominated for six oscars and although it didn't win any it did open plenty of doors for paid as. the german director began working with some of us cinemas biggest stars he made the action film air force one starring harrison ford. the perfect storm with george clooney and the historical epic troy with brad pitt. but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing patterson's career. it took ten y

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she also shared this photo with the hollywood reporter. . cory thomas says he exposed himself to her at a hotel when she was just 16. and another woman telling the hollywood reporter he pleasured himself in front of her when she was 15 years old. two weeks ago comedian john oliver confronted hoffman about allegations he made advances on a then 17-year-old intern in 1985. >> do you believe the stuff that you read. i believe what she wrote yes. why? >> because there's no point in her lying. >> well, there is a point in her not bringing this up for 40 years. oh, dustin. >> so we have not yet heard from hoffman on this. >> the lawyer did call these allegations defamatory falsehoods. we reached out to dustin hoffman, did not hear back, but he has denied previous allegations. >>> let's turn to a grand jury out with harsh words for penn state after the death of a fraternity pledge. timothy piazza died. members waiting 12 hours to get help. 26 of those members facing charges. the grand jury report accuses penn state add straiters of a shocking apath

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been called worse. >>> straight ahead, how kristen bell is making hollywood history. our exclusive interview. plus what brought tonya harding to tears at the i, tonya premiere. margot robbie explains their special bond. >> no one really listened when she said things like, my mom beats me. >> then star wars daisy ridley shares her memories of carrie fisher. what she'll miss most about her friend. >> but first. >> hey, man, read this. >> i told you, i don't like horror comics. >> that's a scene from the 1987 classic, the lost boys starring corey feldman and cory haim, best friends and child stars. now they're story is coming to lifetime, and "e.t." was exclusively on the set for a tale of two corys. >> good to meet you. >> the realities of emotional and sexual abuse. >> you want to be in the boys club, don't you? >> we had to put on this big smile and fake facade to the whole world like everything is awesome, everything is great. but we were both suffering inside. >> did you tell anyone? >> he said if i did, my career would be over. >> it's what you do, you know? >> who