>> and that's a good one. we're sitting down with two talented ladies. the young actress from the twilight movies. isn't she gorgeous in person? >> she really is. starring in a new movie alongside actress laura derm. it's very interesting. they play small town people in their new film called certain women. and they're here to elus about it. >> yeah, it gradually. and they're the band behind songs like counting stars and secrets. one republic is out, they have new music and they'll perform for us a little later. >> you'll hear me say something now you never hear me say about any modern music. i adore these guys. i think they're brilliant. >> yes, and you know that. you know to happen, right. >> and school instead, too. >> or robert's university record this song we'll also talk about parents behaving badly from moms and other mom and the dad yelling on the soccer field and the couch. we'll show you h is affecting the kids and what you can do about. >> you don't even notice it. >> ready? 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it's also michelle williams, another great actress. what appealed to you? >> i think we're all in love film maker and it's so rare to get to work with someone who truly creates their vision and knows how to make the film that she wants to make and protects that fiercely. so to be part of that journey was amazing to start with. >> and you hike the writer, right? >> yeah, i do. i wasn't familiar with those stories. and they are quite different. i think they definitely retain, like, the spirit, but kelly made them very much her own. women that you wouldn't necessarily draw an immediate connection between all three necessarily, but there is a sort of, i don't know, like a spiritual through line. it's not just -- it's easy to say it's a movie about strong women, but i think it's really more about the unresolved and the sort of like receiving that can happen in order to protect yourself. i don't know. that's kind of what i see with all three of them. just beneath the surface. and you're like, come on out. come on. >> and your character, it seems like you're living in your own kind of main and you're playing opposite another woman who is living in her world and it's so funny to watch you two interact and not connect at all. it's like you sit there together and you're each living in your own world. >> they're having conversations but they're entirely different conversations. they're just on totally different pages. >> and it's an i starting to talk about, getting to see press and having to now see the finished film. >> and sometimes you learn a lot. >> yeah, like what is the movie about. it's a bit in the air with our current political climate and this concept of female first, this idea of three women who perhaps have receded because they've lived so completely in what's considered a man's world that they self protected. >> yes. in very subtle and overt ways, but it's interesting to consider. >> do you like these kind of films? 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it's the name of one of his mitt songs, early on, he would collect the pay owned a guitar shop. >> c. >> he owned a guitar shop. yay. nobody wants to money. they all want the book. >> that's right, the boss ran around a lot. they did a lot of small gigs. he would run around and collect all the money, play all the gang on the east streets. that's how he got the name the boss and he hated the name boss because he hated bosses. was. when the band broke up, he gave each one of them a severance of $2 million. how about that. that's unheard of in the days of these rock bands that disbanned and were angry. $2 million, yeah. >> how terrific is that. >> what's your name? >> janelle. >> all right, janelle, let's play. what famous tv boss character started out on a sitcom that ran for seven seasons and transitioned into a drama sam malone, murphy brown, or lou grant. >> c. >> lou grant. >> yes. $100. >> oh, i want to be hoda in my next life. >> the money is just flowing. i had to go back and think about lou grant. it was one of those series. lou grant followed the mary tyler moore show. comedy to a drama. >> and yeah and to choose that character over so many that would have been an obvious choice. but that was a perfectly cast sitcom. >> but the drama he did afterwards, remember. >> it's all in the writing and the casting. >> alexis from lake placid and salt lake city. >> she doesn't know where she's from. you ready? finish the lyrics work anthem ?? being self employed and working night and all day ? and i'm takin' care of business every day ? >> no, she got it. ? takin' care of business. it's all right ? and workin' overtime. >> all right, ladies. give somebody else a chance to play. bachman and turner over drfb from winnipeg, canada. and something interesting about them, there's a group that disbanded and i don't think they shared the $2 million, but they sold 30 million albums. that's the time that -- >> you're a wealth of information. >> i'm great for -- invite me to any >> one more? >> one more. denise, originally from new york and now i live in naples. >> let's play. which company has the highest paid ceo in 2015? was it apple, expedia, and/or starbucks? >> expedia. >> expedia. well done. well done. >> i can't believe that. congratulations. >> yep, that's unbelievable. that would have been my third choice. >> i am stunned that she would maybe because it's such an unusual choice. he had a salary of $95 million, based on performance, but you got to perform pretty well. >> yeah, darn well. great to see you. you're going to be at fine stein's. >> 54 below. >> i'll be doing a special 6-week run of the fantastics from thanksgiving until new year's on broadway. >> i remember the kind. >> all right. you can catch john in a man with standards. you should put that in your show. away, which hits theaters next march. okay, catty mom clicks, screaming dads on the football field. you know who you are. what do you do when you see your parents behaving badly? 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