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>> i think its sad they have to go for innocent people who just want to play their games, on christmas, especially. its the worst day to do it. >> reporter: the hackers claim to have ended their attack on christmas night. >> shall we begin? >> reporter: these attacks on microsoft and sony do not appear to have any connection to the controversy over sonys "the interview." in comments made online, members of the lizard squad said they chose christmas day for the attack because it would anger the l...

Our business and employees by those who wanted to stop free speech." >> were in such uncharted territory. >> reporter: andrew wallace is an editor and chief of the hollywood trade publication "variety." >> how unprecedented is this? we never saw a movie that costs this much getting this much distribution online along with a sizable number of small theaters. it became really not a good move for sony to look as if they were trampling on the first amendment. >> reporter: more than 300 small indepen...

Increased by one. sony pictures has changed its mind. it will release the film that has caused so much trouble. it will be shown on screens where theater operators are willing and able to show it. while sony remains under this electronic attack, believed to be commissioned by north korea. we get our report tonight from nbcs hallie jackson in los angeles. >> reporter: its a twist that has hollywood applauding. "the interview" back on theater marquees. some screenings sold out in an hour. >> i was...

♪ the simpsons >> reporter: one of the reasons the simpsons have enjoyed a quarter century of pop culture skewing success starts with that attention-grabbing skin color. no accident. >> the characters are yellow. so, when youre with your remote control and youre tuning around, the tv, you can only -- if you go by a flash of yellow, its either simpsons, spongebob or tweety bird. >> reporter: there are inside jokes galore. that price when maggie gets scanned at the market? the cost of raising a ...

Scene. rices family is suing the city and the two officers involved. "rolling stone" magazine apologized today for an article that generated worldwide headlines and cast a harsh spotlight on the university of virginia. a student claimed she was gang raped by a gang of students at a fraternity party and was ignored by campus officials. nancy cordes tells us "rolling stone" is now backpedaling on the story. ep reporter: the article was called "a rape on campus," and it detailed a 2012 attack on a ...

Strained and swollen, also deeply troubled by a tell-all book describing among other things his drug abuse about to be published by an annex bodyguard. >> did that book kill him? >> it is very hard, geraldo, because those guys are my brothers. we lived together. did it hurt him, did it contribute? as hard as i hate to say this, yes. host: exclusive interviews explosive back in the day, ginger claims to know he didnt have a plethora of powerful drugs described by stable of feel-good doctors and d...

Through their window to share thanksgiving with them. the paper first tried to pacify people by removing the guy climbing through the window. smart move. shockingly, that didnt work. so on saturday, they scrubbed the cartoon from their website with the editor saying, quote, gary did not intend to be racially insensitive in his attempt to express his strong views about president barack obamas decision to temporarily prevent the deportation of millions of immigrants. anyway, you know who loves tha...

Live in an article that hates women. just hates us. its hard to conclude they are not seen as less than them but also less than human. the statistic about how boys and men in frats are three times more likely to commit sexual violence. but i just used a euphemism there. they are three times more likely to commit rape. think this is not just about party schools. it would be at our pearl to pretend this is a frat problem. it happens on the chess team and in dance companies. this is an american pro...

Strained and swollen, also deeply troubled by a tell-all book describing among other things his drug abuse about to be published by an annex bodyguard. >> did that book kill him? >> it is very hard, geraldo, because those guys are my brothers. we lived together. did it hurt him, did it contribute? as hard as i hate to say this, yes. host: exclusive interviews explosive back in the day, ginger claims to know he didnt have a plethora of powerful drugs described by stable of feel-good doctors and d...

Host: he spends the morning at graceland and it is their ginger discovers him. >> im not on the door, no one answered so that is when i saw elvis. >> members of the entourage try frantically to revive him but he is long gone before they even get his body to the hospital where his death is pronounced 3:30 in the afternoon. medical examiner jerry francisco, a prime architect of what i long ago labeled the elvis cover up, the conspiracy to hide the kings drug abuse and overdose death from millions ...