join us as we capture hollywood's a-listers behind scenes and on the red carpet, only on "the hollywood news report" where news is entertainment and entertainment is news. >> we caught up with ice cube, kevin hart, kim jong, olivia as they hit the red carpet for the premiere of "ride along 2". >> we got a lot of love from miami and the people here so we wanted to have a party. we wanted to party on south beach and kind of pay homage to the city that is the backdrop to a great movie. >> miami has such character. it's its own kind of world in itself and the architecture and the water and the palm trees and the culture and the people, it just brought life to the movie that makes everyone feel like it's fun and vibrant and anything can happen. >> kim jong could not hold it together, man. that dude is like a pound of giggles, man, all he do is laugh, mess up takes. but we had so much fun. it built a cool chemistry. >> there are time where i'll get in my laugh giddy modes and it shows how relaxed i am. but it really just shows how much fun i really love having working with these guys. it's ju

let's get back to more hollywood news on the "hollywood news >> from indie flicks to summer blockbusters, actor mark ruffalo has been able to master acting in any genre and any budget throughout his 25-year career. >> the situation is a little weird. my girlfriend situation. >> i'm sure it is. >> in 2004, ruffalo erased jim carrey's memory in "eternal sunshine of the spotless mind." was love sick over jennifer garner in the romantic comedy, "13 going on 30" and then tried to hunt down tom cruise in "collateral." >> there's a man named venton. >> i read it, i didn't know what to do with the part so i told him, michael, i have to be honest with you, i don't know what the hell to do with this part. i don't know these people. i don't have an idea of who he is. i'd have to spend time with a homicide detective and he looked at me and he's like -- he basically offered me the part in >> after a few romantic comedies, in 2006, ruffalo got caught up in dirty politics in "all the king's men." >> if you don't vote, you don't matter. >> i haven't stopped to understand where i'm at, maybe. that's mayb

exclusive inside look at hollywood's latest films only on the "hollywood news report," where news is entertainment and entertainment is news. >> you need to know how to punch. >> show me how to punch. >> for seven years, amy poehler made us laugh on the popular sketch comedy show, "saturday night live." she soon brarched -- branched out and became one of hollywood's most sought-after comedians on the big and small screen. in 2007, poehler starred as a professional ice skater with her then husband, will arnett, in blades of "glory." >> two men skating together? >> we play bother and sister on a team who are raised to be these perfect skaters and that's our whole life and when anybody tries to get in the way of that, we willl destroy them. >> right. >> that's how we are at home. >>. >> poehler joined the "shrek" franchise and lived out every little girl's dream by becoming a princess in "shrek the third." >> donkey? >> i don't get it. >> the cat turned into a little horse. >> the princesses are snow white, cinderella, rapunzel, sleeping beauty and we're fina's friends and they have to

-- hollywood's a lister's only on "the hollywood news report," where news is entertainment and entertainment is news. >> i've had a nightclub shootout. 20 complaints and a car blew up. >> it was a star-studded event as quentin tarantino left his mark on hollywood. the oscar-winning filmmaker's celebrity friends came out to celebrate with him as he added his friend -- his hand and footprints to the world-famous chinese theater. >> everything he does turns into some sort of celebration anyway. it's because of his passion and quest and his unquenchable thirst for movies. he baffles, he exhilarated, he perplexes and surprises and most of all he entertains us and we want more of these imprints. in 24 frames per second. what quentin did for a lot of actors and collaborators, he put to them on the map. he put me on the globe. here he is for his imprint, four more and not the most important ones. >> someone was asking, are you excited? i was like, it's not that i've wanted to do this my career. i've wanted to put my hands in the courtyard way before i ever had a career. this is something i've wanted

they are on busy hollywood boulevard. you couldn't ask for a wis busier place any evening at this time let alone on this holiday. >> calvin: and how is bso going to react? that's. big question as they make their way through the streets of the cici of hollywood and keep going hollywood boulevard but how is bso going to react to them disobeying track of laws and interrupting track of on this monday afternoon? >> laurie: they have been doing that. allhe authorities of told us they will not intervenor there also unlesthere's a forcible fell feet nee but we have seen a lot of illegal u-turns, cars being kicked by some of these bikers, and at lease i situation already, and we are seeing light of red lights completely ignored. the bikers, at least this group right now, choosing to head east on hollywood boulevard. they're not getting on 95 southbound anyway. let's see if they make that turn. turn. >> calvin: victor, if we can bring you back in here, one way that they get even more bikers to come out with they are atv ands some o

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exclusive inside look at hollywood's latest films. only on "the hollywood news report." , where news is entertainment and entertainment is news. >> nick robinson hits the red carpet for a special fans grgrting of their young adult disasterer flick, the fifth wave. >> it's exciting, it's a long time coming. i'm excited to be here finally doing this project. it's a big moment or me. >> this is my first experience, so it's very foreign, but it's amazing. super excited about the book. it's very special. >> i'm very excited for people to see the movie finally. >> we filmed it about a year and half ago and the whole cast and crew have e en really supppptive. it's kind of the dream team. we're just getting the band back together. >> i'm so excited, it's a first movie. >> when you have a great book, you can never put it all on the screen. it's hard to make the decisions. i've always been, they miss my favorite bit, so i'm careful to keep the great stuffffn there >> i'm happy because i'm a fan of the book. i hope they are as proud of it as i a

and white hollywood. you have black movies and you've got movies. that has to stop. it has to stop. there is no need for a b.e.t. or b.e.t. awards or image awards or naacp for that matter. we don't need it anymore. harris: what is also interesting, i mentioned john singleton, he was quoted as saying his friend, sidney poitier, told him it depends on the year. he never got too caught up in the diversity of hollywood because he knew it would come out. i'm paraphrasing what singleton said, would come out in the wash, some more years you have more diversity and opportunities for people in color in films and quite frankly other years you don't. >> a lot of americans are tired of this racial fetishism, let the best man and best film in this kate win. i do think it is funny this, is sort of ground zero of the celebrate diversity crowd, the academy 95% white, 77% dudes. good job, hollywood. harris: academy headed by black woman now though. sandra: these are obviously very subjective awards. chances are there will

and we've got a lot more movie news to show only on the hollywood news report. >> all the dealers in atlanta are being supplied by antonio tope -- cope in miami. >> put me in on it, james. >> kevin hart and ice cube go undercover in miami to stop a drug trafficking ring in "ride along ii." >> you going to help me get some hard evidence on him. >> get to the north hallway and >> nobody said nothing to me about getting out of a window two stories up. >> we had everything in place, all the players. just wanted one last meeting for us to kind of talk it out and talk it about expectations and we just were in a grooving at the meeting the kevin had him in stitches i was playing off what i was doing and i knew once i got on the set the magic would continue. >> once people responded to the movie the way they responded to the first one, you knew you had something special. we said why not take advantage of that? get in the lab now and cook up another one and the wrires -- writers and producers did another great job of getting us another solid foundation on film. >> what you got? >> you want th

the problem with hollywood and the success of hollywood, hollywood is making more and more money every year. why should they change? once the bottom line is affected in hollywood, it will change. amy: filmmaker stanley nelson, director of "black panthers," it airs on pbs on february 16. his other films include "freedom riders." still with us is dawn porter, the director of "trapped," which just had its world premiere here at the sundance film festival. she has directed other films including "gideon's army" and "spies of mississippi." your response, all 20 actors and actresses, not one a person of color. dawn: it goes beyond actors and actresses. there's a lack of recognition of screen writers and directors. i have to say that the day the academy nominations came out i had a sinking feeling of despair. i really was hopeful last year with the oscarssowhite #and with the conversation and everybody's pledges to do better, not only did they not do better, they did worse. how could it be that in a year find work is emerging from actors, directors, producers and writers of color, that no one

hollywood. action news reporter yasmeen new this morning... a husband and wife are lucky to be alive this morning after an overnight new this morning... new this morning... a husband and wife are lucky to be alive this morning after an overnight let's get right to breaking news... police are looking for a shooter on the run this morning. this all happened around 1:30 this morning near lake mead and hollywood. police say one man was shot in the leg and taken to u-m-c with what appears to be non-life threatening injuries. action news reporter yasmeen hassan in on her way to the scene right now to gather the latest information. a husband and wife are lucky to be alive this morning after an overnight rollover crash. police say this all happened just after midnight near decatur and blue diamond. fortunately, no one was hurt in that crash. a motorcycle rider was taken to the hospital around the same time after a crash near centennial center and tropical parkway. police say that motorcyclist had non-life threatening injuries. the woman accused of dri

one of the largest chases in hollywood history to be filmed down there. could it be delayed by rain. >>> i don't think so. i believe we'll be drying out. with the high husmd -- humidity levels, it may take a while. we were looking up at the mountain springs summit up there, it was all liquid. the road was just wet. no ice between las vegas and pahrump. same thing at the lodge. this was a warm winter storm. that's at 7700 feet but check out the ski area up at 9,000 feet. it was definitely snow and plenty of it coming down with huge flakes and wind for about an hour or two earlier this afternoon. of course, they are always happy to see that. back in pahrump, our ram camera, watch hue the pavement goes -- how the pavement goes from dry to wet quickly. and then the rain started to fall there. let's check in with the lodge, about .3. temperatures still at this hour above freezing. but that really won't last for a whole lot longer. western part of the valley, charleston, 215, over .10. 97% humidity. down in henderson, 95, they had 7/100ths. they are still hitti

in hollywood, michelle pollino, fox news. hollywood, michelle in hollywood, on fox. in look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, thank you for choosing good day virginia. it's thursday january 28. i'm january keaton and i'm kyle benjamin. more trouble for norfolk southern this morning. the railroad says its profits are down and its going to cut more jobs. the railroad reported nearly a 30 percent drop in 4th quarter profits yesterday. in an effort to combat the down numbers... the company plans on cutting 2 thousand more jobs. no word yet on where and when those cuts will happen. election headquarters.and this morning we are learning that donald trump is standing firm he says he won't be a part of tonight's fox news channel debate. now trump will hold a competing event, benefitting veterans. fox's caroline shively is in washington. :00shively says: "pundits are split on this move plus side for him, all anyone is talking about today is donald j. trump... but candidates like chris christie say... america doesn't want someone who'll

is hollywood like you expected it to be and you dreamed of it as a id? >> the beauty of hollywood and combined with american ideals is the ultimate dreams for humanity, the basis of the american concept of anything is possible with hard work and dedication and no matter your race or your religion, creed, none of that matters in america. >> the way you describe it and for everyone, their american dream is different. it's not all the same and they want to see that reflected in film. >> absolutely. >> and i think that is part of the conversation that's going on >> and people raising their hand and saying, hey, i'm not seeing myself being recognized by the academy. can you understand their feelings? >> yeah. i think that diversity is the american superpower. that's why we are great. so many different people from so many different places adding their ideas, their inspiration and their influences to this beautiful american gumbo, you know, and for me, at its best, hollywood represents and then creates the imagery for that beauty. but for my part, i think that

. >> some of hollywood's biggest stars walk away from the oscars? we're at a major tipping point. >> i hear you. yesterday spike lee and jada charge to boycott the oz cars oscars because of a lack of diversity. >> more industry leaders are weighing in. >> i was on cbs this morning discussing the issue. and all of this really leaves chris rock in a very precarious position. >> the theme is we all dream in gold. but the question is that gold tarnished by controversy? >> we have the conversation every year and itpisses me off. you can't bitch about it just on oscar time. >> there is new pressure over oscar dive today. a lot of people are wondering if chris rock will opt out of hosting the show. >> everybody get together and stand behind chris rock and he says i'm not hosting tonight until change happens. >> chris rock were to step huge impact. conversation. don't you think it's better for hosting? widespread consensus within hollywood is chris rock should not step down. him to make statement about this year's oscars. >> hey, chris, i can't think of a b

"new video of john travolta and kelly preston's hollywood date night. the pair hitting the red carpet for the premiere of "the people versus o.j. simpson." we'll take you there. justin bieber is not the only celeb getting fairly naked for this underwear campaign. >> guess who cells strapping down for their calvins. >> jessica alba's show-stopping girls' night in new york. and heryan reynolds is as ripped as ever. we'll take you behind the scenes of his men's health cover shoot. >> forget fifty shades of grey. >> marlon wayans is back with the new erotic comedy spoof "fifty shades of black." >> i got some things to teach.

they talk oscars, hollywood and diversity next on gma. we'll have more local news headlines coming up in one half hour < > here's a look at today's top stories from good morning las there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. >>> welcome back to "good morning america." you are looking live at washington, d.c. where the roads not looking good. that one is closed, cars stuck in gridlock after the area saw just an inch of snow last night. untreated roads causing major traffic delays and some accidents making a mess for morning commuters as the northeast faces a blizzard watch right now. it's going to get messy. >> this is all before the big storm. >> right. >> cdc issuing

host: more from hollywood's biggest films on the "hollywood host: let's get back to more entertainment news on t "hollywood news report." >> we gave each other the most breathtaking of gifts. reporter: forbidden lovers, the hateful eight, and journalists hungry for the truth are just a few thetic created oscar buzz in 2015. >> do you have any idea what you just did? >> a spy pilot. we got their spy. reporter: tom hanks and steven spielberg receive rave review for "bridge of sighs." >> if he dies in an american prison, the next russian operative might think twice about keeping his mouth shut. abel might want to see the sky again. >> this takes a man who is willing to go deep, deep, deep into the nuts and bolts of the law. that requires a very special kind of attention, energy and faith in the nuts and bolts that he had. my job was to make that evident in every opportunity i had. >> the boston priest come molested kids in six different parishes over 30 years. the church did nothing. reporter: journalism takes the spotlight as the film look about the investigation of the catholic church b

>>> closed captioning and other hollywood" >>> we leave you now with new romance for the new year. amy schumer has used her lack of finding lasting love as a punch line but will finding a new man change her tune. meet amy schumer's studly new boyfriend, a custom furniture designer in chicago who has his own company. he joined her and her siblings at president obama's speech on gun violence. and he's sensitive too. he instagramed this shot with the caption, sometimes in life you get extremely lucky and the smartest, most beautiful woman comes along when you least expect it and she jokingly replied, i'm pregnant. i didn't know how else to tell you. you can lock this piece of man candy up people. i'm off the market. >> august 8, 2016 is the marriage date but before that, ice cube joked with scott evans. >> how many women at the bachelor party? let's do this. >> not here. one wrong time for the conversation. bachelor party is happening at church. >> leah michelle shared a kiss with boyfriend at the lakers game. they've been together for almost two years and she talked about the social

>> the widespread consensus within hollywood is chris rock should not step down. there is so much opportunity for him to make a statement about this year's oscars. >> hey, chris, i can't think of a better man to do the job at hand this year than you, my friend. >> jada pinkette smith supported yesterday but also suggested an oscar boycott. >> what i get from jada smith is your man, because your man wasn't nominated. so you have personal reason for being mad. >> wendy williams went off today on the actress. >> prior to this, all them people in hollywood were perfectly fine with you and your family, correct? >> meanwhile, the academy's first black president issued a statement calling for big changes after the second year of all white acting nominees. we asked her about the issue moments after the nominees were announced. as the president of the academy, a woman of color and say, cheryl, what's going on here? is that disappointing to >> it is disappointing. of course it's disappoi and like you said, a lot of tremendously good films, you know? "concussion," "creed." >

he was a very liked person here in the hollywood area. he had been a member of this church in holwood for more than a decade. and the folks here are now askingng the public for prayers, as they reflect on the many memories they shared with him over the years. >> i was excited just to come back and share some of the things with him. would often get a standing ovation on his return trips to hollywood community church. today, that entire congregation is in mourning. >> while here, mike did everything from cutting grass, to servings one of our elders. and i state that because mike had a heart, and he was willing to do anything. there was no job too small for mike. >> reporter: that passion helped to push the cooper city native to do missionary work in south africa. there mike started an orphanage, school in burkina faso. but terrorists hit a cafe where mike was having coffee. 28 people were killed, including mike. >> they were 1,500-feet from landing when there was the terrorist attack on the capitol back off. they did not land in burkina fas

. >> also in hollywood, police are searching for a hit and run driver after a motorcyclist w hit in hollywood. it happened near ocean drive and sheridan street and police are looking for a white car, possibly a lincoln and if you have any information, call 954-493-ti. >> at 6:00, a south florida man killed in a terror attack is being remembered tonight. 45-year-old michael rittering was killed when al-queda fighters attacked a hotel and a cafe on friday. our reporter is le at the church where he went. >> this happened thousands of les away from here, but it is having a huge impact on the folks who attended the church here in hollywood where that victim had been a member for well over a decade. >> i was excited to just come >> mike rittering would often get a standing ovation to this hollywood church and that entire congregation is mourning. >> mike did everything from cutting grass to serving as one of our elders, and i state that, because he had a heart and he was willing to do anything. there was no job too small for mike. >> reporter: that passion helped to push the cooper city native to p

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in our panel another whitous at the oscars, does hollywood need action? my final thought on why politicians, including president, should stop inviting divisive guests to the state of the union. i'm adam may and this is third rail >>> the u.s. has the world ace largest economy and military, but is it still the world leader to shape events on its own >> we have lost the trust and confidence of our friends. enemies. >> we don't have victories any more. we used to, but we don't >>> let's assume all of this is true. how will americans respond to a changing world when they can't chant that we're number one. our guest, steven, good to have you >> thanks >>> you recently wrote that the u.s. is a fading super power. aren't some of these people like donald trump and others right decline? >> america is not in decline, but other countries are rising. it's natural that as the post cold war era unfolds, countries that were small and week in military power are going to become bigger and stronger. america's power will decline because other countries are rising. this is a

. >> officially swept hollywood. and the beverly hills hilton hotel where a last-second scrap under way. >> red carpet rolled out behind me just as plenty of stars jet to l.a. >> they're nice. they will take it well. >> all right. >> host ricky gervais arriving at lax earlier in the week and ready to take on hollywood. >> anyone that's off limits? >> off limits? >> anyone bigger than me. >> meanwhile, by tuesday night, some globe stars were still in new york. >> a lot of people are so excited to see you nominated for a golden globe. your first nomination for the original "rocky." wasn't in the moment. and to understand how hard it is. and so now i'm just savoring it all. >> at national board of review awards matt damon brought his wife, who presented the board's best actor award by robert de niro. in his speech, matt said it was stallone acting in his own rocky script that inspired both matt and ben affleck to insist they start in their break-through script in "goodwill hunting." also on hand, hateful 8 sam jackson a

emily: so explain to me how this great internet company out of hollywood would work. kim: well, it is quite simple. if you have a content platform that is, say, owned by all these different studios combined, and they would make their product available, their entire catalog, everything, at a fixed monthly fee for everyone to access around the world, they would have the biggest internet success in history. i can understand the dilemma, but to make me responsible for that is really outrageous. emily: what is your message for president obama? kim: what is my message? well, it would have been nice if he delivered the change. it would have been nice if he did not spy on the world population. i'm disappointed in his presidency and i am disappointed in the u.s. government for the way they are behaving around the world now. this case is a small example of how arrogant the u.s. government has become around the world. emily: tell me about your relationship with edward snowden. ♪ emily: you were arrested for the first time when you were 18. kim: yeah. emily: you were convicted

his new ho hollywood hills building. grounded? >> they let m know that 15 years ago we couldn't even afford tomato sauce. spaghetti. and that money can go away really quickly. i'll tell you all about it when i see you again the new cd drop on the 29th. of course, we'll be seeing him at the grammys. february 15th on cbs. >>> also on cbs, super bowl 50. i want you to check this out. beyonce, stop trying to hide from us. we always know where you are. she was caus commotion yesterday on the campus of the university of southern california. she is there rehearsing for her halftime show. the big game is february 7th. >>> coming up next, se gomez and saytaylor swift makeup free workout with instagram's most famous trainer. why thousands of women and famous faces turn to to get fit. >> then -- moving on to the city >> glenn frey in his own words. >> when i quit the eagles, it was like starting all & again. can't hide >> our time with the eagles legend o stage and behind the scenes on "miami vice". >>> that is taylor swift and selena gomez

that's not the hollywood that i want to leave behind. >> reporter: hollywood heavyweight will smith speaking out as stars across tinseltown lambast the monochromatic class of oscar nominees for a second year. opportunity isn't. >> reporter: many thought idris elba deserved an oscar nod for his role. >> in my opinion haven't done enough to nurture a talent -- >> reporter: george clooney won for "syriana," speaking out in support of diversity. i think african-americans have a real fair point, that the industry isn't representing them well enough. >> every ten years, we get lucky. then when it happens, the players, hollywood's finally turned around, look how much we've made progress. then a drought for nine years. >> reporter: director spike lee says even though he's skipping the glittery night in protest he's not calling for boycott. he believes the problem goes deeper than awards shows. >> we're not in the room in these green light meetings. until that happens, we'll continue to have these stories about the lack of diversity at the oscars. the message transcends hollywood. >> you're going to

why does hollywood want to make politicians heroes? >> there's a belief that politics is a mechanism for everyone to be represented, whereas private industry and individuals only represent their own interests. and that's an appealing appeal if you are trying to tell a story and get a broad audience that the hero represents all of us if we vote for them, but -- >> it's sort of logical, the businessman is out for himself, the politician is there to help all of us. >> if i don't like what the businessman is doing, i can walk out the door. if i don't like what the politician is doing, i guess i go to greece? i don't know. [ laughter ] >> david? >> there's a lot of nationalism and tribalism. they're our leaders, they represent our country, and that's a big thing. plus politicians do dramatic important things, they win elections, they fight wars, they fight battles, they give speeches. all of these things are more exciting than what most scientists and businessmen do. >> the movie dave was based on the conceit if we got a nice, good person t