wahlberg, the 21-year-old rapper from boston who rose to fame as part of marky mark and the funky bunch, struck a pose appropriated from hip-hop culture -- pants low and his calvin kleins exposed. >> mark wahlberg is a guy who always embraced hip-hop culture, always. always. of course, he wore his pants where they would hang low. that's the way hip-hop culture wore their pants. >> very early on, i think advertisers began to understand that hip-hop was sellable. marky mark himself had been seen as a complete outcast. we didn't buy into his cool when he was marky mark and the funky bunch. we saw that as an affront to authentic hip-hop, but calvin klein saw something that we didn't see, which was a broader commercial appeal, that marky mark had some things in him that white audiences would immediately attach themselves to. >> "rolling stone" readers saw an emerging style. calvin's team saw opportunity. >> we didn't invent wearing baggy pants low. the african-american community in general started to wear their pants low. when you wear your pants low, what happens? you show your underwear. y

wahlberg, the 21-year-old rapper from boston who rose to fame as part of marky mark and the funky bunch, struck a pose appropriated from hip-hop culture -- pants low and his calvin kleins exposed. >> mark wahlberg is a guy who always embraced hip-hop culture, always. always. of course, he wore his pants where they would hang low. that's the way hip-hop culture wore their pants. >> very early on, i think advertisers began to understand that hip-hop was sellable. marky mark himself had been seen as a complete outcast. we didn't buy into his cool when he was marky mark and the funky bunch. we saw that as an affront to authentic hip-hop, but calvin klein saw something that we didn't see, which was a broader commercial appeal, that marky mark had some things in him that white audiences would immediately attach themselves to. >> "rolling stone" readers saw an emerging style. calvin's team saw opportunity. >> we didn't invent wearing baggy pants low. the african-american community in general started to wear their pants low. when you wear your pants low, what happens? you show your underwear. y

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then our surprise for mark wahlberg. >> what is it? >> plus fuller lashes without expensive extensions? >> i just got a lash lift. >> the beauty secret celebs love without the hollywood price tag. monday on "e.t." >>> we are almost out of time. for all the late-breaking hollywood news, go to our website at etonline.com. >> before we go, check out the new video featuring khaled. the soulful video for has racked up 79 million views. >> enjoy it. ride the wave and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ (jrs) fires are burning across the state and the casualties are rising. governor brown has declared a state of emergency and thousands of people are still evacuated from their homes tonight. in our area we have three wildfires burning. thank you for joining us at 8... i'm jr stone.(justine) and i'm justine waldman. we start tonight with the steele fire. it is burning in napa county. and we know at least 7 homes have been destroyed.. this is where we find kron 4's gayle ong who is live for us in napa county in front of one of

. >> rock, mark wahlberg. >> and i don't think i've ever been in better shape for a movie. >> and only "e.t." is on the set of "ant-man and the wasp." >> are you flexing right now? >> i am a little bit. >> then we're celebrating some major movie milestones. ♪ john travolta makes our "grease" dreams come true. and "sleepless in seattle" turns 25. >> we're going to be on "entertainment tonight." >> our flashback on set. ♪ e.t., we bring good things to life ♪ ♪ da, da, da, da, da, da >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> it's our special on summer movie and tv premiere. thanks for joining us, everyone, on this weekend after independence day. >> oh, yes, summer's in full swing. and if you want to talk about box office draws look no further than the guy who knows all about mission impossible. tom cruise. he is back for the sixth time as ethan hunt. and you know what's a miracle? that tom actually lived to talk to us about "mission impossible fallout." >> it's ironic that you do all these death-defying stunts. and the one that like got you was this seemingly innocuous jump across th

next she stars alongside mark wahlberg on the action thriller "mile 22." please say hello to lauren cohan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so it's good to see you. i guess you were at comic-con this weekend. >> yeah. i survived my sixth comic-con. >> jimmy: do you go every year? is that part of the deal with being on "the walking dead"? >> yeah. we go every year. i think i've missed two in the time i've been there. it was good. this was a special one because it was andy lincoln, who plays rick's last year. it was like a giant family send-off. >> jimmy: were people upset about that? >> he had they were upset because they were hugely supportive because he's going because he wants to spend more time with his kids and who can fault anyone for that? >> jimmy: yeah, but usually that's a lie when people say that. [ laughter ] i'm going to pend s'more time with my kids and then you see them in nine movies. and you're like what happened to your kids? >> that's funny. i'll leave that to andy to clean that up. >> jimmy: that's andy's problem, not your problem. >> yeah. >

. >> tom cruise said no, and then mark wahlberg said no, and then kevin hart said no twice. >> see what i got to put up with. >> there's also some great stunts in this movie. the crane stunt is phenomenal. >> you still did that 30 feet in the air. >> i was wired but i still did it. ran, jumped off one take. and boom, done. >> besides action, "skyscraper" is all about family. that's fitting since last april, dwayne and lauren hashian welcomed baby tia. >> she's doing great, mama lauren is doing great. baby tia is getting big. baby jazzy is loving her little sister. >> you didn't run off and get married, did you? >> i did not. >> okay. >> i refer to her as my wife all the time. that's why people are like, oh, did you get married? i'm like no, easy. don't rush big daddy. >> all right, you both worked with kevin hart on "jumanji." the next "jumanji" is coming out. kevin's going to be in it but are you killing him off? >> oh, absolutely. 100%. kevin didn't test well in the first movie. our chemistry didn't work, so he's gone. >>> don't worry about kevin hart. he'll be okay. in fact i was jus

i think it will be mark wahlberg, he did deepwater horizon, he did boston. they know he can swim. what about the case of the 25—year—old football coach who decided it would be a great idea to go in and check out the caves. i think he has been forgiven by the pa rents, think he has been forgiven by the parents, hasn't he? i hope that is the case, because whatever one thinks of the initial decision, whether it was wise or not, he had to stay with those boys, leave the experience, and probably helped keep them together. that's right, and one of the details is something like three or four divers have stayed with them throughout, since they we re with them throughout, since they were discovered alive, and now it is the 17th day, so they haven't been alone and they have been getting medical treatment. and we should remember one diver did die. he died of oxyg e n remember one diver did die. he died of oxygen when he was down there. and so we are joyous tonight, but let's remember his family. it has been a fantastic story, and the story which clearly did touch people's hearts. when yo

peter burg did a great movie with mark wahlberg about marcus latrell and what happens with operation red wing. so you know, there have been other types of films in recent memory that have been a little bit different for that. but i would encourage people to check out the g.i. film festival, and those movies are focused on military families and what they go through and how we can support them. i was the executive producer on a documentary the second year called brothers at war that was made by a brother of two soldiers who somehow got embedded, i don't know how he did it, but got embedded in iraq with the troops and he wanted to see what his brothers were doing? and he made a movie called brothers of war and won the best documentary feature that year and he's actually doing a lookback now, he's doing a fund-raising campaign, and he's going to kind of look at brothers at war and the people that were featured in it ten years later and follow up. mark: there is this creative pushback because it was very much necessary. we'll be right back. -♪ he's got legs of lumber and arms of steel â

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you another her as maggie on "the walking dead" and starring alongside mark wahlberg in "mile 22." thank you, maggie. i said maggie. >> it was good. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you as well. a film that had some action and had to get in some same. >> it definitely was a whole extra skill set to do "mile 22." we had navy s.e.a.l.s training us for about a month and a half before we started filming and you sort of -- i don't know. if felt like the training was never done but allowed us to be free when we did the movie and not think about it. it was a big gift. >> because you play part of an elite paramilitary team led by mark wahlberg and just in case you guys aren't familiar we'll watch a little clip. >> oh, good. >> that's my asset. >> who is he? >> lee nor. >> i don't know want to know his name. >> a loner, no kid, no family. 100% accurate and reliable. >> did you mark him or did he mark you? >> he's locked in on a disc. only if we get him out of the country will he open the disc. >> do you want to deal with it or do you want me to do it. >> i got it. >> how was it. >> it was

. ♪ >>> marky mark wahlberg, the 21-year-old rapper from boston who rose to fame as part of marky mark and the funky bunch struck a pose from hip-hop culture, pants low and his calvin kleins exposed. >> mark wahlberg is a guy who always embraced hip-hop culture, always. always. of course, he wore his pants where they would hang low. that's the way hip-hop culture wore their pants. >> this week "story of cool" explores iconic marketing campaigns and looks at how the industry tapped into the universal desire to be cool. the new series, executive produced by ll cool j, airs after "kasie dc" here on msnbc. before we go, let's talk about the week ahead. i had no idea i was going to be thinking about marky mark. paul kaine, what are you watching for in the week ahead? >> other than to see which of my first place philadelphia phillies got snubbed from the all-star game, um -- >> oh. >> which will be here in d.c., a week from now. what i'm looking for is who the nominee's going to be and where they went to law school, because three of the four finalists did not go to an ivy league law school.

and then mark wahlberg said no. and then kevin hart said no twice. >> see what i got to put up with? >> there's also some great stunts in this movie. crane stunt is phenomenal. you did that. 30 feet in the air. >> i was wired. but i still did it, ran, jumped off one take and boom. >> besides action sky scraper is all about family. last april dwayne and lauren welcomed baby tia shoo she's doing great. mama lauren is doing great. baby tia is doing great. >> you didn't run off andquette married, did you? >> i refer her to as my wife. >> did you get married. >> no, easy, don't rush, big daddy. >> you both work with kevin hart. the next. >> you nan man ji, kevin will be in it. are you killing him off. >> 100%. kevin didn't test well. our chemistry didn't work. he's gone. >> okay, dwayne. he's got jokes, people. >> those two together probably have the best chemistry. other than us. moving on, he was joking about being responsible for hooking up his costars pre and ca chopra and nick jonas. >> very juicy. talking in the ha

you won't find any burgers at mark wahlberg's newest business venture... but you will find cars. the actor and part-owner of wahlburgers ... has bought a chevrolet dealership in columbus, ohio. his business partner, jay feldman, owns eight dealerships across michigan. they plan to open additional dealerships together in the future. wahlberg's other businesses include a movie production company, a health and wellness company and a line of bottled water. (grant) it will soon be legal to post plans for 3-d printable guns online. the government has reached an agreement with a gun-rights activist that will allow the plans to be posted as of august first. back in 2013, a man named cody wilson posted plans for a 3-d printable gun. the government ordered him to remove it. wilson complied, but sued the federal government. a gun made almost entirely out of a-b-s plastic --- the same material used to make lego bricks. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (vicki) it is here! rugby's world cup sevens - it officially kicked

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. >> entourage was originally based on mark wahlberg's life. and the appeal of the show is not so much about show business. it was these four guys who were lifelong friends who could [ bleep ] with each other and still be lifelong friends. >> are you smalliniling? >> you got my balls tingling, man. >> ari gold became the breakout character, willing to be ruthless, yet also a family man with a line in the sand and you don't really know where that line in the sand is, which makes him a morally more interesting character. >> i read an article in "the times." "the new york times," not like the [ bleep ] they have out here. >> it says you don't know what the [ bleep ] you're talking about. still a chance here. it's willingham, edge of the box, willingham shoots... goooooooaaaaaaaallllllll! that...was...magic. willingham tucks it in and puts the championship to bed. sweet dreams, nighty night. as long as soccer players celebrate with a slide, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insu

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