people in hollywood like universities. it is and insular industry, get jobs from people you know for the most part. of you are not invited to a big cocktail party is a shot you are not going to get a job on the show. if there's one slot left in the ryder's room in will go to republican jew from hollywood or a liberal hispanic woman, even close to equal the liberal hispanic woman will get the job because they assume the republican is going to be more abrasive in the writer's room even if there is no evidence of that. >> host: ben shapiro 11, how did france, how does the big bang theory, how did they contribute to liberalism on tv? >> guest: they are wonderful show. my wife is a huge friends and i bought all ten seasons of friends for her. she is an addict of the big bang theory. all these shows are great, the writers are incredibly talented. the way it contributes is much more insidious than normal politics. more politics nowadays attention to. people have their values shaped by the people they know. what tv does is create

hollywood actors or at least putting out some semblance of unity or style. i think. it's. fair to lose them as part of the one percent i think time would be much better spent on the corporations who get away with not paying taxes on the corporations and individuals who get away with. with all kinds of shenanigans and not paying paying their full share of taxes in this country and i don't think there are that many hollywood actors who are stealing money as it's been a somewhat chaotic this is well i couldn't agree more that we should be focused on the corporations that are really running the show here and especially the ones that don't pay any taxes but i cannot deny or it can't be denied relate to hollywood has been used as a tool to push a lot of american values on the rest of the world over the last couple decades as a self and and used to do so all kinds of american products we we have been very very good fodder for the propaganda machine of america right i was going to say do you blame the industry at all for promoting this corporatist capital of agenda. do i blame the

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now time to get plugged into the rest of hollywood. beginning with a lack of originality when it comes to the not so surprising miley and liam news. >> miley cyrus and her fiance have split up. >> it didn't twerk out. it appears it didn't twerk out. she's no longer twerking on her relationship. >> won't be able to twerk things out. >> 50 shows a year at the planet hollywood resort and casino. will the voice be on stage? >> preston will probably be on stage. but i think jayden would have a hard time. >> it would be uncomfortable for the second child to be on stage while mommy sings oops i did it again. right? >> roll the clip. >> i don't know if i go out thinking i want to be -- >> it's 9:00 in the morning. >> i can see the online polls now. do you want old bald matt lauer or aussie hugh jackman. >> you're hired. >> and the emmys this sunday, live at 8:00 on cbs. there will be plenty of laughs. and according to them, something unprecedented. >> a big choreography number which is going to be fun. hollywood's biggest dance number that has

hollywood's pack with hitler. talk about an explosive title and book and congratulations on the book. terrific stuff. you say the idea for the book came from a comment talking about louis b mayer. >> i heard in which said they used to meet routinely with them and would screen certain films and would allow the nazis to dictate to preserve in germany. lou: as a journalist i love the fact you took that colonel and turned it into a smashup book on a relationship that most people have never imagined between hollywood and the nazis. >> very good reason for that. the fact is there so enshrined in american culture, when we think of them, they came from the 1940s it we don't think about what happened in the 1930s. the fact is the studio did business in germany, the disc and business and they went to extreme lengths to collaborate with the nazis. lou: collaboration. you're using the word obviously advisedly. why don't most people realize what impertinen important mark d over so many other markets internationally that hollyw

in hollywood. it's not even close. there's still some latent racism in hollywood, but there's not a lot of homophobia in hollywood, and there is tremendous anti-conservative sentiment, anti-religious sentiment also twiet prevalent in hollywood. when i wrote prime time propaganda, one of the people i talked to is patricia heaton, and i said to her have you ever been discriminated against in hollywood? she's the star of everybody loves raymond, now she's on the middle on abc, talented actress. i said to her have you ever been discriminated against? now, she's been working consistently for 15 years. >> host: is she a conservative? >> guest: she's a conservative, yeah. especially on social issues. she's very, very pro-life. and, in fact, people have attacked her for -- mark harris of entertainment weekly attacked her specifically for being pro-life and suggesting that her conservativism had infused the middle and was somehow perverting the show. so it was quite interesting. but patty said to me she did

this is what happened in hollywood. of voluntarily imposed code by hollywood. it was not government mandated. it was voluntarily imposed by hollywood because of the catholic legion of the decency. hollywood decided that they understood where the bread was buttered. it's about time for conservatives to use the market power as opposed to ignoring the power of culture to drive views and opinions. >> host: in prime time propaganda you're right about the motion picture -- >> guest: association of america. >> host: right. you also said the people who rate the programs, they don't tell us to those people are. we have no idea. >> guest: when people rent movies, this a pg-13 or r, we all know who is making that call when you see the why seven on the screen, they used to have it. i think they still have it. the age it is appropriate, that is made by some arbitrary group. a lot of parents, that's more than an awareness point. a parent should be aware of the ratings system is only as good as the body that provides it. moody's is better than the local dogcatcher down the st

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welcome to "access hollywood". shaun down at emmy central and join us with the latest info in a minute and begin with billy ray cyrus and final words about milliony vma performance. >> she's just miley. she's an artist. she's real. i think that what has happened over the years miley has been reinventing her sound. she's involving as an artist herself. i think that it's all of what everyone was calling controversy now, i still that's still my miley. >> it is his defense of miley vma performance sounds familiar on piers morgan live because he used similar words to stick up for this transformation before. this was billy in april. when we asked him about miley statement making hiccup. >> she's an artist. artist evolve. if you are standing still you are probably not going anywhere. >> make you feel uncomfortable though as a father. >> as a dad, yes. not really -- >>reporter: certainly surprising answer 11 minutes in which he talked about miley. continuously steered the conversation to safe territory praising his daughte

it's time to lick the lid again. ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, justin timberlake, and from "romeo & juliet", hailee steinfeld.with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! t. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody! welcome to the show! thank you for joining us. for those watching at home. [ indiscernible ] it is only tuesday but it has been an exciting week so far. last night, paul mccartney was here. he played a big show in front of at least 10,000 fans outside. [ cheers and applause ] and tonight, tonight, justin timberlake is live. [ cheers and applause ] and then, tomorrow america votes and one will be eliminated from music. that, by the way, just look at that crowd all the way back to -- to like -- west hollywood i think. they gather foed for justin timberlake. very popular. remind me a lot of myself at that age. so much talent. i was told that justin is a bit under the weather right now. his publicist said justin is sick. i was like, yeah, i feel you, justin is totally sick, yo. and then he explained h

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the book is called "hollywood said no." these are real movie scripts? >> these are real movie scripts that we wrote, and hollywood really said no very loudly, many, many times. it took us for to hear it. >> jon: i read these, and they're truly amazing. i don't understand how anybody could read these and say, no, i don't want to do these. >> you work in hollywood. >> jon: i work on 11th avenue. >> we wrote these scripts after "mr. show," the show we did on hbo, which jon was a part of. >> jon was in mr. show. >> jon: my favorite sketch was the rock band who inspired a kid to commit suicide, and we visited him in the hospital. the show was just great. you're doing a tour of it now, yes? >> well, we're doing some new sketches and stand-up comedy to promote this book and see our fans, who we haven't seen in so long. >> jon: how do they look? >> a little in the middle. they could work out. >> they could skip a hamburger once in a while. ( laughter ) >> jon: it is pretty much two full film scripts? >> yes. one is a sketch movie, and one is a satire -- >> jon:

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. >> next up, going head-to-head with hollywood, how video game makers are using big budgets to take on the movie business. antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. >> our very own ross is here this morning with sports to tell us about a power shift in the nfl. >> a changing of the guard in the afc north, because orange is the new black. i'm not talking about the netflix series. i'm talking about the pittsburgh steelers. bernard right up the gut and the rookie scores his first nfl touchdown, bengals up 7-3, just before the half, big ben goes up top to his big receiving, is the 6'5", up at 10. bernard 27 yards to the happy place. cincinnati would eventually take a 20-10 lead. big ben trying for a comeback. not happening. reggie nelson comes up with the interception as the bengals send pittsburgh to its first 0-2 start. >> we understand there's a certain amount of misery that comes

>> planet hollywood in las vegas. this is what it looks like two minutes before ben affleck and justin timberlake walk in. this is what it looks like the second they walk in. >> that's right! two stars of "runner runner" hit sin city last night and absolutely tore up the place. not that bad, but -- >> they pretty much destroyed the planet hollywood. like everyone is everywhere. >> people stopped gambling. >> there's no one sitting at the table. >> oh, gee! >> you think they did that on purpose before they moved? they were like dude, how much can we create chaos by walking through here? >> it could be high if you walk out there, next thing you know -- >> like "oceans eleven. >> yes, just like "oceans eleven" but without julia roberts or brad pitt or tiny man who fits in a box. remember him? he was so asian -- we mean flexible. yes, jen and j.t. >> both are at the hottest points in their careers. >> justin timberlake is at the hottest point of his career because of in sync? [laughter] >> bigger then in sync? >> he's stu

. >> that's fine, film maker in hollywood. >> anti-war, hollywood has never missed an opportunity to attack iraq or afghanistan but they've been silent about syria. the reason why is going to blow your mind. greg's got it next. >>> american activists want to go to syria to act as human shields. they're going to camp out as targets. this happened after more appearances by code pink who for some reason can get into places where i'd be kicked out. if there was a heaven, code pink would be there screaming st. peter be tried for war crimes. for then, any potential conflict is met with an anguished no. there's no right or wrong. only a universal need for peace which ignores the atrocities of human history. what are pass visits? they will not fight under any means. it's impossible for all of us to be pasivists. nazis in radical. last week, i asked, where are the hollywood peace nicks? in one giant underground rehab? i guess bashing obama is like disagreeing with your favorite hippie protester. you can't protest a protester. because of this, quote, a lot of people don't want to feel anti-bla

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, justin timberlake, and from "romeo & juliet", hailee steinfeld.with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody! welcome to the show! thank you for joining us. for those watching at home. [ indiscernible ] it is only tuesday but it has been an exciting week so far. last night, paul mccartney was here. he played a big show in front of at least 10,000 fans outside. [ cheers and applause ] and tonight, tonight, justin timberlake is live. [ cheers and applause ] and then, tomorrow america votes and one will be eliminated from music. that, by the way, just look at that crowd all the way back to -- to like -- west hollywood i think. they gather foed for justin timberlake. very popular. remind me a lot of myself at that age. so much talent. i was told that justin is a bit under the weather right now. his publicist said justin is sick. i was like, yeah, i feel you, justin is totally sick, yo. and then he explained he h

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

about your first time here in hollywood? >> well, a lot of screaming. >> uh-huh. >> it is, you know, great. >> it's not great any more. now when there is screaming in hollywood, it means like batman is being murdered outside. >> yeah, you know, beautiful girls. we were young, we were healthy and we were ready to roll. [ applause ] what came to my mind when you said that is they hosted a party which was a benefit, a little fundraiser and all the stars paid to have their kids come. so like dean martin's kids came. kirk douglas's. and all of these kids came. they were kind of younger than us. and we sort of shook hands like hello, how are you. it was kind of amazing to see the kids of the styles. >> now we see them in the magazines constantly. i think you may have met elvis presley on that first trip to hollywood? >> i'm not sure it's the first one but we did meet him. >> i know what i'm talking about. >> yours is just research. mine's memory. >> true. actually, i was there. >> you're probably right. you're probably right. yeah

the family was involved in the hollywood industry. that was something i discretely didn't want to do. my parent didn't want me to do it when i was a kid and somebody asked if i could be in a commercial. my dad said are you crazy? absolutely not. when i started writing the book what i did to dot book. it show you how people's bias. i called up folks in hollywood. i had written three books already. i had a syndicated column for ten years. i said, you know, i'm writing a book about the most prominent people in television. i'm a harvard law school graduate. i'm from los angeles i would like to interview. virtually all of them granted the interview. i would imagine they saw a couple of things harvard, jewish name from harvard law school, lives in los angeles. got to be a liberal. 99% shot the person is going on the left. i did interview and go wear the harvard allow baseball cap. i would ask question faa a progressive viewpoint. instead of asking if they were stacking their shows with liberal propaganda like a right-wing. i asked if they f

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heads are rolling in hollywood. our movie guy is here to tell us about a true to life horror that's happening. starting with disney-- saying goodbye to jerry bruckheimer. > >they're gonna part in 2014. it was kind of a shock to me when i first heard.this is a relationship that goes back to 1995. we're talking 20 years now. obviously the lone ranger weighed on their heads. > >he says it was not the lone ranger. > >yea, right. the lone ranger was basically the straw that broke the camel's back. when i think of jerry bruckheimer and disney, i think of the pirates of the caribbean movies and how much they've done. we're talking about a $4 billion franchise. > >he says he made about $10 billion overall for disney. > >he made a lot. 1600 million dollar grosses just in the u.s. alone. but you look since 2009 at his track record---g force, prince of persia, sorcerer's apprentice---these are all failed movies not just because of how big their budgets were, but they're also failed opportunities for franchises for disney. whic

you might think you are watching the trailer of a hollywood film. you would be wrong. >> if you think video games feel like a big budget film - you'd be right much. >> the lines are being blurred. it's high def, cgi, life-like in the recommendation of people, places and things, and is rivalling movies as far as the look and feel. it's quite amazing. >> it's not just the look and feel of the video games, it's the money. grand theft auto 4 released in 2008 cost a reported $100 million to produce. fast-forward five years, the budget for grand theft auto-5 was roughly there will 265 million -- roughy $265 million, making it the most expensive video made, but one with a budget higher than hollywood films. >> video games can cost a quarter of a billion to applies. a game like grand theft auto-5 might generate that money. it's about risk versus reward. >> the rewards are huge. in 2012, video game sales made more nun -- money than the box office, over $14 billion, compared to $11 million by the movie shows. the release of grand this theft autodoesn't certai

monday, shutting down hollywood boulevard for paul mccartney. tuesday, do the same for justin timberlake. paul mccartney, and justin timberlake. my childhood bedroom poster and current bedroom poster. usually the only thing that shuts hollywood boulevard down is when a sponge bob is killed. this is a nice change of pace for us. you know as soon as we announce concerts. people started complaining about the traffic. which is crazy, you know they shut the street down like three times a week, for, like the expendables two. why would people complain. i am sorry, our free concert is with paul mccartney and justin timberlake means it will take you extra three minutes to get to trader joe's next week. sorry you will have to go out without wetzel's pretzels for an hour. not like shutting it for savage garden. it's paul freaking mccartney. don't want to hear any complaining. and look at is this way you can cancel dinner next week with the person you didn't want to see. blame it on the traffic jam i caused. you are welcome. this is -- this is, i think, not

>>> then new hollywood bromance alert. >> biggest justin timberlake fan there s >> will jt play the rid letter against batman? plus, who left her lipstick on ben's cheek? >>> and star selfies without makeup, now on "extra," from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> i'm mario lopez. >> i'm maria men noon knows. >> what brittany thinks about the miley cyrus controversy out there. >> exposed. >> i was like born to become who i am like right now. >> unleashed. >> i can be exactly what i want to be, who i want to be. >> as her family holds a top-secret summit, "extra" goes inside miley's world like never before. >> every time i do anything, i want to remember this is what separates me from everybody else. >> new video, cameras tracking the 20-year-old's every move. on the jet with her mom, her pre-"vma" show jitters. >> i'm nervous as a [ bleep ]. i'm not gonna lie. >> her never-before-seen meeting with idol, britney spears. laughing off the potential backlash on mtv. >> everyone takes the "vma's" so serious. i just want to come out, and, like, shoot a hot dog g

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, james caan, from "homeland", morena baccarin, this week in unnecessary censorship and music from grouplove. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as luck would have it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ indiscernible ] >> jimmy: want to apologize for that. my agent is visiting me backstage. i dragged him out. then threw him over to guillermo. >> jimmy: what happened? >> i got a paper cut. >> jimmy: you did. from all right money in his pockets. thank you. those of you who are here on vacation, the reason my agent is here because other than oscar weekend, this is the biggest weekend of the year in l.a. the emmy award are on sunday. people in hollywood like getting award. we love it. the emmys is a magical night. the biggest stars in television get together to honor the guy from the big bang theory and others. american horror story, leads the pack this year with 17 nominations. you may be more familiar with "american horror story" by its other name "here comes honey

as it continues to try and keep hollywood in the rearview mirror. jennifer london al jazeera hollywood, california. >> amazing graphics on there. let's speak to guy in london, writer and broadcaster specializing in video games and good to have you with us. the hype over the game is phenomenal. i mean, apparently there are reports of people cueing around the block from midnight to get their hands on it, what is the appeal of this game? >> well, i think there are a number of elements of the grand theft auto series and the one for me the guys at rock star create epic worlds, this huge recreation of the city of los angeles and surrounding area you can explore and take part in missions and play tennis or golf, so much to do in the world and captures the imagination of gamers who really just want to engage in loads of different activities and live through the game. and i think in this particular game and i should say it's my favorite grand theft auto and it's fantastic production and a great game over all but the real key to it is an element of three diff

hugh is the best and on monday, he joins me here at universal studios hollywood. what his dads think of him the actor and why he couldn't stop punching him in the stomach. now throw it over to mario, another one of our favorite stars. >> i never quite know what to expect when this next guy stops by and that's just the way i like it. "dancing with the stars" judge bruno tonioli get up here. good to see you, you look good. >> expect the unexpected! >> bruno always one of my favorite stars to interview, he's truly unpredictable. >> i feel like i'm getting impregnated just looking at you. >> well, don't get too close. "dancing with the stars" getting close, a major shakeup for their 17th season, the show coming to you only one night a week, turning the intensity up. this is a new season. it's got a lot of interesting stars and new changes, so what are your thoughts? it's going to be even more exciting than ever. >> it's much more interactive. the celebrities will be sitting next to the judges, can you imagine? >> oh, there will be so much trouble, so they wont be in t

it is so hot in hollywood today that -- it is so hot in hollywood that none of our writers had the energy to come up with a punch line to this joke. it got up to 104 degrees in the valley, supposed to get hotter. a heat alert has been issued for southern california. is that necessary? isn't the heat its own alert? but it is a concern here in l.a., because botox boils when it gets to 100 degrees. our local news channel -- i don't know what it is, maybe because we don't have local weather, but this is from cbs here in l.a., whose weather coverage earned the excellence in reporting. >> to give you an idea just how hot it is, as you mentioned we're at the century mark here. i have a ten-pound block of ice, as you see it is not standing a chance. we brought it out about ten minutes ago, as you can see it is just melting. >> jimmy: wow, it is so hot outside the ice is melting. it's remarkable. so that is the story in our neck of the woods. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here is another local item of note, according to a report from allstate insurance, the city of glendale, not far from our t

carmona's eastern city quingao may be the hollywood. >> this is hollywood chinese style. the star power alone suggestions the coastal city of quingao may be the hollywood of china. >> my daughter ella. >> the dream of china's richest man, won jon lynn, hosting 20 sound stages, the world's first underwater studio and a chain of resort hotels among others, all to the tune of $8 billion, the biggest single investment in the film business. >> the cultural industry, also known as the entertainment industry is a higher level industrial model. in the west its development has slowed down. but in china it is a sunrise industry that has just developed. we have great hope. >> the quindao studio is set to open in 2016. a source of pride for china's a-listers. >> i'm very happy that he chose the city of quindao. >> a launch event filled with the glitter and glamor of the silver screen as china begins its very own age of cinema. >> that came from jerald tan. that's it for us on america tonight. if you want to comment, log on to the website, aljazeera.com/america tonight. you can also c

but secondly, this sums up hollywood for you. 200 people there from hollywood right. they had to get in a hispanic cleaning lady at 2:00 a.m., not one of them could get a broom. >> jimmy: you know what, i think your mom could fix this. >> bet she could. >> jimmy: well, there you go. it really happened. or you did something ridiculous to prove a story. it's great to see you. thank you so much. watch his show. september 29th, on hbo. stephen merchant, everybody! we will be right back with bastille! and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop! [ pop ] faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack defying, satisfying mmm. totino's pizza rolls. mm-hmm. hmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. now in two bold new flavors! [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: their new album is called "bad blood", here all the way fr

>>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, jake gyllenhaal, dianna agron, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from the weekend. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as you may or may not know, here is jimmy kimmel! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] thank you all for coming. it is wonderful to have you here. before we, before we get started tonight, i have a quick question. have any of you seen my wedding ring? after the show last night, i was sitting mine office talking to my brother. i noticed my wed ring is not on my finger anymore which is bad. i thought i had it on during the show last night. but then, we watched the videotape and turned out i didn't. i had my pants on which was good. but no ring. so i searched my office, my bathroom, my house, my car, but ate nowhere to be found. i guess what i am trying to say -- guess who is single, ladies? [ cheers and applause ] i will say this -- oddly my wife does not find this amusing. there is a very good possibility f i ate it. my mom will call in an hour and s

tv's hottest ces will be headed to hollywood to take home the golden statues.tv will be headed to hollywood to take home the golden statues. i think we do a great job at redir repredicting winners. but we have to bring out our folks in dallas. >> we got emmy opinions.epredic. but we have to bring out our folks in dallas. >> we got emmy opinions.predict. but we have to bring out our folks in dallas. >> we got emmy opinions. >> hot emmy opinions. >> say it again and roll your neck. >> we got emmy opinions up in here. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> let's talk about the 2013 nominees. drama series. breaking bad, breaking bad, breaking bad. >> i think it will be an upset and game of thrones. you're only saying that because you watch it. what about people who don't watch it? >> lead actor in a drama series. jon hamm should just win. >> i'm giving to kevin spacey because he flirted with me once. >> so let's talk about actresses that are being nominated in a drama series. all right. carrie washington. scandal. first time nominee. claire danes won last year. >> claire danes was so good i had t

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