[Phillips:] A 20-year gig and Hank Williams, Jr. just won't drop the subject. Entertainment correspondent Kareen Wynter joining us now from L.A. So, Kareen, just a week ago the country singer was sacked by ESPN, but Hank Williams, Jr., he is back already.
[Kareen Wynter, Cnn Entertainment Correspondent:] Of course, Kyra. You know, his song isn't being heard on ESPN's Monday night football anymore, but that doesn't mean Hank Williams, Jr. is staying quiet. No, he just released a brand new politically charged song blasting ESPN for dropping him. Listen to this, Kyra. OK, Kyra, it's called "Keep the Change" and on it, Williams Jr. also fires back at the morning show he appeared on and made his controversial comments where he, of course, compared President Obama to Hitler. Those comments led ESPN to drop his iconic, "are you ready for some football?" from its Monday night football broadcast. As for the new song, Kyra, well, he's offering the track for free download on his web site for 48 hours. Not going quietly, is he?
[Phillips:] We'll see how many people take upon the offer. We'll follow up, Kareen. All right, now Chaz Bono got some support from mom last night on "Dancing with the Stars."
[Wynter:] He sure did, and so many people were anticipating her big appearance. Of course, we're talking about Cher. There was an extra diva in the house on last night's "Dancing with the Stars." All eyes were on Cher who came out to, of course, support her son, Chaz Bono, in week four. In fact, Kyra, it was family night for Chaz. That's because the stepmom, Mary Bono. She was also in the audience. Chaz picked "Rocky" as his favorite movie and his performance. Didn't do too shabby there, earned him a standing ovation from a teary eyed Cher. Chaz told "SHOWBIZ TONIGHT" back stage how his mom has been reacting to all this dancing?
[Chaz Bono, Contestant, "dancing With The Stars":] It was so great to have her there and to have my whole family there supporting me. It was awesome. Yes. Just you know, just how proud she was, how nervous she was and how proud.
[Wynter:] Look at that proud mama. Well, Chaz, of course, standing there with his partner, Lacey Schwimmer. It earned them their routine at 21, which by the way, ties him with China Philips and HLN's own Nancy Grace, yes, we couldn't leave without talking about Nancy, for second to last place. If you're wondering about Nancy's latest, she had a teeny, weeny awkward mover at the end of her routine. She confessed to us, Kyra, back stage that yes, her foot did caught in her dress when she did a split at the end. And yes, she kind of slipped. So we'll have to see what viewers have to say about that in tonight's elimination show. But Nancy is doing great. No one probably saw that little tripped.
[Phillips:] Exactly, she pulls it off. She just moves right on. She'll continue to sail right through. All right, happy days are here again, shall we say, but for a price this time. People might to want buy a little bit of Fonzie's cool.
[Wynter:] Yes, get ready to pull out the dollars. Look here, no one truly knows where Fonz really got his mystical power of coolness? How was he able to pound jukeboxes into functioning? Was it the hair, maybe the jacket or could it have been that motorcycle? Now, the bike that Henry Winkler made famed the Fonz's in "Happy Days" can be yours for a price. The Fonz's 1949 Triumph TR5 will be auctioned off November 12 at the Pearson Automotive Museum here in L.A., but here's the bad news, Kyra, the motorcycle reportedly has a smashed speedometer, it's a little rusty, the seat is sagging and it hasn't run since the 1970s. The free auction estimate is 60 to $80,000. Not bad for a junker that hasn't run for 40 years. Even though it hasn't run, though, it could be kind of cool to own a teeny weeny part of TV history.
[Phillips:] Don't you call it a junker now. You're going to offend a lot of big cyclists now.
[Wynter:] I know, I know. All those motorcycle experts out there.
[Phillips:] Thanks, Kareen. If you want any information on what's breaking in the entertainment world, just check out A.J. Hammer. He's always got the details every night, "SHOWBIZ TONIGHT" on
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