>>> well, you can now get around instyle like elizabeth taylor. for the right price. >> you drive around with all the fog you saw. her 1961 rolls-royce is going up for auction next week. the current owner is a piedmont resident who bought the green goddess rolls-royce in the late 70s. held onto it ever since. the car is part of what taylor got after her divorce with pop singer eddie fisher and it is expected to go at one or $2 million.>> pretty fancy. >> cool car. >> it is. >> thank you for watching at 7:00. >> back here at 11 for more news and weather or head to kpix.com. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: all right, let's go. let's go. how are you all? how's everybody? i appreciate that. how are you all? thank you very much. i do. thank you all. i appreciate you all. yeah, i do. thank you, folks. i

." >> elizabeth taylor was filming cleopatra and was making all the headlines. because the script was flimsy and marilyn needed a hedge, she fell back on one of her resources that never failed, and that's her body. >> she devised a publicity stunt with the help of the photographer. >> i was hired to photograph marilyn again. i'm out at the house going through the script. and she looked at me and said what would happen if i went into the swimming pool with my bathing suit on but i came out with nothing on. as we started that day she went into the swimming pool with that nude colored bathing suit. but each time she came to the edge of the pool she had less of the bathing suit on. i think 90% of the cameramen didn't know what was happening. she came up to the edge of the pool and flipped her right leg over the edge of the pool. as my daughter would say many years later, daddy, that's a picture that shows nothing but says everything. >> marilyn's relationship with the studio was continuing to erode. >> she was going through a lot of problems that summer so they woul

you had elizabeth taylor and richard burt ton, very well respected, shot in rome. it was a big historicalle epic. everybody was excited about it but no expense was shared and that was the problem. the budget went way, way over to the point there was no way 20th century fox could make that money back at the box office. plus elizabeth taylor and richard burton started having an affair and brought a lot of negative pub listity to the film. it brought 20th century fox almost to financial ruin. >> we talk about a whole new generation of movie stars also in the 60s. who were some of the biggest names, and what was their impact on the industry? >> it was a real new breed of movie star. it wasn't just these untouchable icons who were put in any movie. they really had a lot of say over the development of their characters. so even someone like paul newman, who is very classically good-looking, he was a trained actor and he could do so many different roles. you had barbra streisand who was relatable in a way that many movie actresses hadn't been before. steve mcqueen was so c

dressing stars like liza minnelli, elizabeth taylor and now the new cnn film "halston" explores his incredible rise in the world of fashion. and i talked with celebrity stylist joe zee to remember the fashion icon. but first, here's a sneak peek at the film. >> elegance and ease. a sense of owning power without being masculine and honoring the body that you have. basically, you were usually naked underneath. you were free inside your clothes. >> he took away the cage, and he made things as though you didn't really need the structure as much as you needed the woman. he really based most of his collection on most of us girls. >> all right. so joe, you know, how did this man born in des moines, iowa, become this household name in fashion. someone who would be a signature designer to the stars, to leading politicians, to even the former first lady jackie o.? >> i think you really look at halston as someone at the -- one of the leaders, if not the first, definitely one of the first who is definitely about self-invention. celebrity designers are not the thing back then but he created this aura about

. >>> and you can get around in style like elizabeth taylor for the right price. the legend's custom-built 1960 rolls royce is going up for auction today. the new york auction house handling the sail expects the -- hamming the sale expects the car to go for more than $3 million. the car was painted a unique shade of smoke green at taylor's request which complemented her eyes. the oscar-winning actress offer referred to the car as her green goddess. anne-marie? >> it's beautiful. marc liverman -- >> it is. it is. >> thanks a lot, marc. >> sure thing. >>> still to come, a new addition to the bush family. we'll introduce you to the first grandson for former president george w. bush. ent george bush. be... ...used almost everywhere on almost everybody. like the hands of a hairstylist. bush. w bush. / bush. bush. . bush. the surface of the skin. d bew it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes... ...which is believed to reduce inflammation. and it's steroid free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the applicatio

the illnesses of elizabeth taylor. also from scandal because the married elizabeth taylor and married richard burton started a torrid love affair on that set. but the film ended up costing so much money that it couldn't gross a profit. so we should remember that the failure of "cleopatra" isn't because nobody went to see it. it did get really good box office. it was on par with those other epics like "lawrence of arabia" and "south pacific" and other films of this nature. but it cost so much to make. there's no way fox could recoup its investment. so that was the reason why it was such a financial flop. >> and a big turning point. we'll all be watching this evening "the movies." dr. emily carmen, thank you. all new episode of "the movies" tonight at 9:00 only on cnn. thank you so much for joining me this weekend. i'm fredricka whitfield. so much more ahead with ana cabrera right after this. st di' until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before y

a teenaged star during the golden age of cinema, jimmy gave a young elizabeth taylor her first screen kiss in 1947's "cynthia." >> he has dementia. sometimes he gets up in the middle of the night and says he has to go to work and the studio is waiting for him. >> reporter: now 95, he spends what appear to be joyful hours having lunch in the diner, interacting with friends, >> i know that he's well cared-for. >> reporter: treatment an aging u.s. population stands to confront a dramatic increase in those with dementia. family members who now provide more than 18 billion hours of unpaid care, may be eager for town-square-style assistance. >> i was getting really stressed out because i was trying to, you know, make everything happen didn't know where to start. >> reporter: tanya carr knew her mother mary to be a proud and feisty veteran, ready to take credit on the day in 1991 when tanya graduated college. >> done the cooking, i have done the financing, and i think that this half is mine! >> financing! i did a lot of it myself! >> this is mine! >> it's hers! i don't know a more amazing wo

.>>> you can now get around instyle like elizabeth taylor. her 1969 rolls-royce going up for auction next week. the current owner is a piedmont resident and he bought her green goddess rolls-royce and a new york auction house is handling the sale. the sale price is expected to go from one to $2 million in the car as part of what taylor got after her divorce from pop singer eddie fisher. >>> a solution to soaring avocado prices is fake guacamole. the vegetable some restaurants are using to replace avocados.>>> as avocado prices continue to rise, some people are resorting to fake welcome only. >> this is made with squash instead and they call it a similar tech should avocado and much cheaper. it looks like is a kenny. some chefs are working new guacamole recipes and they are getting creative. let's see how some people using that. they spice it up with jalapenos, cilantro, garlic, and other vegetables. the high prices coming from an avocado shortage stemming from california's blame the weather, unusually hot weather this season. >> they are payi

hi i'm elizabeth taylor, delighted to be here. doctor of the festival i'm really happy to be here. welcome, it's the 35th annual fest. it is presented by the planning board and i want to give t a special thank you to all of our sponsors for their support this year. it is been an amazing year, people stepped up especially when trust other programming sponsor, robert mccormick foundation, the chicago tribune, the real estate and c-span booktv today's program will be broadcast live on c-span2 booktv if there is time at the end of the q&a we encourage you to use au microphone over there in the center so the whole viewing audience will be able to hear your questions. we also, asal a reminder represd that you silenced cell phones if you have not remembered and turn off the camera flashes. i am so thrilled to be here. this is an honor. josh levine in this conversation. so the queen, the forgotten life in american myth reveals the real story of the woman who became a national symbol of welfare abroad. he has covered a remarkable to counterintuitive story that so s twisted and complex that

taylor and richard burton. >> film making in the second half of the simms was very, very important to what we saw in the '70s. >> what a dump. >> there was a new hollywood, a new wave of filmmakers and they put much more mature things on the screen and you had the beginnings of that particularly withes who afraid of virginia woolf. >> look sweetheart i can drink you under any god damn table you want. >> there isn't abominaton award that you haven't won. >> i swear if you existed i would divorce. >> you their romance, they enjoyed or endured or however you want to phrase it is so thely projected on to this film. >> stop it, martha. >> like hell i will. you see george didn't have much push. he wasn't particularly aggressive. in fact, he was sort of a flop. >> you cannot watch this film without wondering how much of this is true. how much of this is them not acting. and just working out you know the angst of their notoriously tumultuous relationship. >> is in will any, not that i want trouble in the burton household. >> there's enough as it is. >> stick around. >> from mike nichols on hi

he was at studio 54 with liza mi nelli -- liza minnelli, elizabeth taylor and it's hard to remember how big he was in the '70s. there were like new yorker cartoons about him and liza. you know, he was really in the popular mainstream culture. at the same time, he protected his privacy very, very fiercely. and so as a director, it was interesting to sort of pierce through the perfect image that he was projecting. he was the first instagram before instagram was invented because he did have an idea of how he wanted to be portrayed in the media and projected that really strongly. >> i learned so much in this, and it is a fascinating and beautiful look at his life and legacy. thank you guys for bringing it to us. it's something you don't want to miss. the film premieres this sunday night, 9:00 eastern and pacific. "halston." >>> coming up still, we are keeping an eye on the markets. the dow sinking after donald trump lashes out on the federal reserve chairman once again and the fed. and threatens new tariffs on china. an update coming up. stay with us. ♪ limu emu and doug. hmm. exactly. li

the fashion icon dressed stars like elizabeth taylor and bianca jagger. ahead of the new fimt about halston, aaron sat down with the man, the legend. but first here's a look at the film. >> oh, sure, it's fun. and it's not fun, and as my mother says, it's the price you have to pay. >> the most successful individual in the history of american fashion, halston. >> halston. >> halston. >> i'm halston. >> i made it in new york. >> his clothes danced with you. >> halston felt that he had to design everything. >> rugs, sheets, perfume, bags. he came like a king. >> all right. out front now fashion journalist, al. to give people a sense of halston, right, he was an all-american hero from the cornfields of iowa, originally, moves to new york. >> good old roy. >> you can make it in new york. becomes a superstar in fashion. remind us how famous he was, how influential for people who see that and say, wow, i didn't know. >> he really was an all-american boy. roy halston frowig from illinois, he started off a hat maker in burgdorf goodman and rose to acclaim because

taylor. if i wrote a book, he mused, all anyone would want to know is how liz was in bed. [laughter] we all laughed uproariously. well, i said, maybe that could be a chapter. oh, no, said warner, his eyes lighting up as the elevators closed, it would be with more than a chapter. [laughter] great story by a guy who was a very good senator. so all these machinations really set the stage for the garland fight that was to come. and it really started again, and one more little piece here. in 2013 harry reid, very frustrated that the republicans are holding up obama nominees to the d.c. circuit court, very important court. we all, you know, they make a lot of decisions that affect us directly, actually, because of government policy. so he decides to, he's going to change the rules to get these obama nominees in. and he does. and there's a big moment in november 2013. harry reid finally detonates the nuclear option that everyone's been talking about for years. senate rules have changed. he gets a bu

>> halston and elizabeth taylor. >> why? >> they're both wonderful. >> they weren't society but they became a new kind of society. suddenly, you know, gays were part of society. many more jews were part of society. a lot of those barriers just fell down. >> he had his entourage. he had victor. victor hugo was a fiery, inspiring, sexual fantasy. they were kind of opposite of each other, so i think they had some fun together. i lived with him for 15 years, and that's like a family. he's a creator of magic. it was a beautiful dream like i've never seen before. ♪ >> victor was the one that created the windows. this was his personality, extreme. >> company was booming, so i went out looking for space. i came upon this thing in olympic tower. and that was the end of the search because that's the one we're going to get. the architect came up with some plans and halston didn't like them. he wanted something that took spectacular use of the space. and he began to design what he wanted. >> mirrors everywhere. the walls were mirrors.

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elizabeth taylor's 1961 rolls royce silver cloud ii, nicknamed the green goddess. still has the iconic liz license plate on it. that sold for only $520,000. a bargain compared to that mclaren. it was sold -- this is the rolls royce. that was the one that was sold over the weekend to an anonymous buyer in new york city. ashley: know who? e-mac. we're on to that. stuart: i like that. you would cut quite a dash down fifth avenue with that. >>> here it is. the top five party schools in the country according to the princeton review. who came out on top? ashley: we're number one. we're number one. syracuse university. alma mater of our executive producer. that says it all, justin. stuart: he's on vacation. ashley: but it says a lot. syracuse, of course, as you imagine, not real thrilled with being number one party school. they say look, this is based on a two-year-old survey of a very small portion of our student body. syracuse has a long-established reputation for academic excellence with programs that are recognized nationally. we do not aspire, says syracuse, to be a

taylor: the comment that got my eye was joe biden -- take it easy on me, kid. sort of a put down? >> that was a real eyebrow raiser. things going against him, namely race relations. kamala harris is a black woman and his age. these are things he struggles to deal with. >> so fascinating. a story about josh green on with jilly goodman stay us. president trump's currency policy is hard to get a handle on. taylor: sending mixed messages last week, president trump told reporters it is a beautiful thing but he would not without taking action to weaken the currency. >> the country is very strong. the dollar with a beautiful thing and one way but it makes it hard to compete. i did not say i was not going to do something. trump did not get what he wanted after wednesday. >> we were watching it on real-time in our daily -- on our daily radio show. mixed signals is how i would describe it. secretaryew weeks the steven mnuchin said we have a strong dollar policy. larry kudlow came out and said we are not going to intervene and trump came out and said he had not ruled out that option. a lot o

taylor: joe biden, all eyes were on him, but then he said take it easy on me, kid. what was that? >> that was an eyebrow raiser. it points out a number of things he has going against him, race relations. he said this to kamala harris, who is a black woman, and frankly, his age. these are things he has struggled to deal with and it did not look at for him to say that right away. jason: a great story by josh green online that everyone should check out. jillian goodman, thank you so much. president trump's current policy is hard to get a handle on. taylor: sending mixed messages on a strong dollar policy last week, president trump told reporters is a beautiful thing, but he would not rule out taking action to weaken the currency. president trump: the dollar is strong, the country is strong. the dollar makes it harder to compete. i did not say i would not do something. taylor: he did not get what he wanted after jay powell sent the dollar stronger on wednesday. jason: we were watching it on real-time. here is our reporter on what trump wants for the dollar. >> mixed signals is how i w