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In this episode of the Nightline podcast, The Sony Cyber hackers are issuing new threats in the wake of the Christmas Day premier of “The Interview.” The question on everyone’s mind is how credible are these new threats? Learn the tips to house flipping from the experts and there’s a new accessory that’s all the rages with celebrities. It’s not a purse or expensive bling.
There are disturbing new details emerging about the gunman who held 17 people hostage in a café in Australia. The standoff has come to an end, but it cost two hostages their lives. You may not know his face, but he is the voice of morning radio. Elvis Duran is the go-to radio host for the latest inside scoop on Hollywood. And as Sony continues to deal with the fallout over their hacked emails, many are wondering if this hack could be revenge for the upcoming movie “The Interview.” The stars of the movie sat down with ABC's Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos to give their take on the situation.
In tonight's episode, one police chief seeks to bridge racial divides in Milwaukee. Youtube star Becky G shares her story of how her family supported her career. And Angelina Jolie deals with the embarrassing fallout of the Sony hacking leaks.
In tonight's episode, accusations against Bill Cosby continue to pile on as an iconic supermodel accuses him of drugging her while preparing for a part on "The Cosby Show." A tale of two Americas as we examine how two fathers teach their son's about race. And we get a sneak peak at Barbara Walters' interview with one of her "most fascinating people of the year", Taylor Swift.
In tonight's episode, a Montana man kills a teen looking for alcohol in his garage. Was it in self-defense, or did the teen walk into a trap. Also, are hashtags helping or hurting those protesting the Eric Garner and Michael Brown grand jury decisions? Linsey Davis has that story.
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