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that's life by frank sinatra.an icon's passing. >> joe said we've got to do it. >> thank you, joe. rachel: frank sinatra said he had pipes. and boy was frank right. >> it's mother's day's, fourth and final -- time for you to order flowers is getting less and less. >> the viewers in the form of joe piscopo -- rachel: this is enough. joe coming today was enough of a surprise. >> he it was for you. >> we have one coming up for you as well. >> i got a text from my mom, by the way. and she sent one more photo in. she thought i should include -- rachel: look at that cute baby. >> that's me with the big old cheeks. rachel: i want to reach across the screen and squeeze them. >> you know i was a fun little guy. that's penny right there. looking at your dad, and seeing -- you definitely look like your dad but i think your mom's influence is in there's as. rachel: you're a good mix. >> look at that no norwegian sweater. >> happy mother's day' to all you moms young and old. rachel: we're not birthing people, we're mothers. we

famous singers ella fitzgerald frank sinatra i dream leage attended some compositions.ove black too. i like walking. i walk, i have my own route through the old city. i go down the river, i pass near the trinity suburb in an hour. i walk about 5 km and return to the palace of the republic . i remember from my childhood when it was still unfinished. then the following reminiscences of the palace - this is when i was already studying at the conservatory. before the creation of the presidential orchestra. i participated in concerts on this stage. e with various teams, a beautiful building, which stands right in the center of the city , attracts the attention of architects. this building and the evening time is very beautiful. it illuminates. today it is a large center, which hosts a very large number of events of various genres in style and direction. it is always a pleasure to perform in your own hall, because we already have an established audience. here is a beautiful atmosphere when we leave we are met by a spectator who loves the work of the presidential orchestra. do

>> i don't think -- you are talking about frank sinatras, aretha franklins, people like that.oul fingers, but the amount of songs and records she sold was tremendous. i don't think there's anybody to compare, they're probably never will be. her stage shows were wonderful. i have seen wonderful soul fingers in my time. doesn't have that interest. when you see tina turner, you are looking at somebody who previously lived a life, interesting life, there is someone who has really lived life to the full. i think she will be sadly missed. but she has left so many great songs to play. i will play them for as long as i'm around. >> you talked about a life well lived and an inspiration to so many different people. >> absolutely. she was a great role model. somebody who kept going, reinvented herself, and was fantastic to look at. and you thought this is a really interesting woman. not only are we hearing great songs from her, i don't think she ever went -- i saw her a couple of mes -- she never seemed to go on stage and walk through it. she put every single thing into it. sometimes i f

frank sinatra: ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ let me play among the stars ♪ tanner: what's sps stand for? satellite positioning system. do we know where the assembly zone is ahead of time? all: no. we have to know where it is by setting out the sps site. yeah. and then-- and then the space parts. there's a, uh, large, medium, and small... i start, i determine where i want to put my three spses. drop sps. from here, i will reveal assembly zone. now that my assembly zone as been revealed, i now need to pick up satellite pieces and bring them to my assembly zone to be assembled. move one space forward, rotate 90 degrees right, dot small, and move two spaces back. so it's all based on this strategy. what's the value of each action? this game is over. the red sphere with 2.75, and the blue sphere with 2.45. (cheering) good job to both. the red team won this game. -good job. good job. -good job. good job. good job. good job. they were learning, we were learning, and i-- i want you guys to try to figure out a strategy that's gonna give us the upper hand. we haven't came up with a good strategy f

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hairdresser was also frank's wife's hairdresser and he would -- she would, sorry, she would go out to, you know -- >> jimmy: palm springs. >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. i know a lot about sinatrafe, he had a place -- i grew up in las vegas so i know this stuff. >> did you know frank? >> jimmy: no, i didn't know frank, unfortunately i never got to know frank with the idea that -- i wonder if he sang "fly me to the moon" because of you. i wonder if that had anything to do with it. [laughter and applause] >> all right. all right. he did. okay, that's the deal. [applause] >> jimmy: did you see him? >> one day i said i was about to go down to see my client and i said -- told us what was and she said, and you know what, he watches every single show that we make and loves every moment of it. >> jimmy: did you ever get to meet him or go see him perform or any of those things? >> no. but when i grew up in the '40s, '50s, it was a perfect time for hearing that kind of music, that kind of singing that kind of talent. i mean, i've heard some odd things about mr. sinatra from time to time, but as a -- you know, i've always thought -- because i've worked for some nasty people over the years

and if i recall correctly, on that same evening, frank sinatra actually passed. >> amazing that is 25 years ago. also it tells me we're stuck 25 years ago. as the last cultural moment you remember basically is what you are telling? >> outside sports and politics, that is correct. >> kara? >> i've been in a little bit of a bubble. i'm a little behind on what is happening in the pop world. but, even i was covering george santos for a while. i'm just so curious what these charges are going to be. and if there is any coconspirators or appearance that anybody was cooperating with the investigation. >> that will all be tomorrow. >> correct, got it. thank you very much. jeff? >> interesting sports and politically news combined. white house always has national championship teams to celebrate. tonight, georgia bulldogs, which of course when the football championship in january. ptc. they said that they declined the invitation to come to the white house. saying that the date was not appropriate. and it is in june. of course school is out. so it is perhaps that makes sense.

he loved frank sinatra and nat king cole, but the greatest concert he ever saw.about her journey, she was also very private. we can't forget the fact that she backed away from the industry. she could have had a lot more acting roles. she could have really been out for a lot more but she knew that she valued her private life because she went through such tough times that she truly, truly loved those moments of private time with her kids. with her family. and again, i know i've said this before. we just cannot talk enough about how she was a trail blazer for women standing up and saying enough is enough. i'm taking control of my life. and as we all know in that divorce from ike turner, the only thing she said, i don't want anything except you can't take my name. >> and she got it. so powerful. and she got it and look what she did with it. i just want to read how the times describes her. the earth shaking soul singer whose ras pi vocals, sexual energy made her an unforgettable live performer and one of the most successful recording artists of all time. my favorite s

with a simple "'scuse me while i disappear," frank sinatra begins the decade in retirement, so now elvisf the rat pack. but with the mafia on the big screen and in the backroom, wise guys on the wrong side of the law didn't just go to the tables to get even, just like it had always been in las vegas. ♪ ♪ >> we would not have the las vegas strip if it was not for organized crime. >> they were sort of the quiet operators and owners of the casinos. >> they're considered the founding fathers of las vegas. >> chris: they'd be popularized in films like "the godfather," its fictional character moe green inspired by the vegas pioneer bugsy siegel. >> do you know who i am? i'm moe green. i made my bones when you were going out with cheerleaders. >> i was the mayor for 12 years, and i would go to every groundbreaking, and i'd start sweating. i'm scared that there's going to be an arm coming out of the desert. >> chris: and so if a leaky pipe needed to be tightened permanently, just 30 miles away was lake mead, which could make things disappear even more efficiently than david copperfield could. >>

. >> frank sinatra. >> my childhood, my teenage years by 20s. truly taught me lyricism. >> jay-z. >> the man who taught me business. >> eminem. >> not fitting in, and that's okay. >> that is okay. that's some of the new interview. mental health has become a pretty common topic these days especially after covid and lockdowns, but it wasn't cool when logic dropped an entire song about mental health and suicide risk six years ago. the title, you may have heard about it, was the number for the suicide prevention hot line at the time which is now 988. here's a bit of that song. ♪ i don't want to be alive ♪ ♪ i been praying for somebody to save me ♪ ♪ no one's heroic in my life ♪ ♪ i know it, i'm hurting deep down but can't show it ♪ >> industry insiders didn't view that downer song as any kind of hit. they were wrong. like many anthems about tough topics the, song resonated deeply, especially with young people. we can tell you now it went five times platinum. it surpassed a billion streams on spotify for that one song. that is more than the top singl

and in the bar was frank sinatra. and i went over to him, and we said hello and everything. applause thank you, bud this is -- ♪ we're in for a treat tonight this is fantastic. thank you for doing this i appreciate this. how about "phantom of the opera" >> well, we can do the obvious ♪ >> jimmy: come on. [ cheers and applause that's -- right now we got our money's worth. i'm very happy already >> right, i'm off. >> jimmy: that's it. right, yeah. but you hear that and you go, "oh, i know this is going to be something that will stick in people's heads"? >> i just thought it was a a great, great start for this whole thing to see the chandelier rise up and then, you hear those notes -- yeah, yeah, yeah i just -- and sometimes music and what you think of visually comes together >> jimmy: how about "jesus christ superstar"? >> well, that was different, but -- ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> actually, i was going past a restaurant in london and i was a kid, then. and i thought, "i've got this tune in my head. and i went into the restaurant, and i said, "can you please give me a paper

>> yeah, 20 grand upfront for frank sinatra, sure, but i've gotta tell you.hree nights in a row we applaud taylor swift. that's great. she's a great talent, but and now, i'm getting like the cheap seats are like thousands and thousands of dollars. neil: yeah, but you know her. the difference is, joe, you know her. you've been with her and you know her and that's not doing anything, like when was this picture taken? >> you know, when you last got me on the snl reunion remember they weren't going to let me in and i remember that well about five years ago. taylor was great. the look on her face is like i have no idea who this man is. that's what that look meant. neil: oh, stop that was great. >> listen. that's what my daughter's mom said. well you know taylor. i'm not going to call taylor. i can't, i can't do it. so you know, daddies going to do it, baby. neil: [laughter] now is she going? did you get her into any of these shows? >> well, yeah. i think we're going to get her to a show but i have to tell you she's so respectful and such a good kid. you know me wi

i think about sarah vaughn, ella fitzgerald, frank sinatra, a different kind of style.hink she's a very good singer, but do you think -- and because bruce springsteen put up a fight about ticket scalping and the prices of tickets. do you think this is normal, or is it outrageous, this kind of ticket price for people? >> i absolutely think it's outrageous, you know? i mean, look, people are going to pay what they're going to pay, it's capitalism, right? >> it's a free market. >> if you want to pay 20 grand, pay 20 the grand. the majority of people in the country cannot afford $20,000 tickets. >> yeah, if i can just make one little note here -- [laughter] the real swifties, the real swifties are the ticket agencies swiftly sucking up money from parents who love their kids and a very young audience. look, i was caught in the middle of the swift-nado in nashville a couple of weeks ago where they were packing the streets, girls in the hats and the boots -- >> you were right there in the middle of it. >> no, i wasn't, i was driving by trying to get to franklin. look, i saw ti

applause because, no, no -- because they're going to -- you remember the mugshots of elvis and frank sinatra and jimi hendrix and mick jagger turned them into even bigger icons than they were if there's a mugshot of donald trump, it'll be in dorm rooms and on t- shirts, making him a hero >> seth: only thing, every person you mentioned, a kick-ass musician [ laughter ] being a kick-ass musician pairs well with crime, other jobs, less so. i also think the johnny cash mugshot is cool, but if my dentist had one of himself in his office, i wouldn't like that [ laughter ] and just a word of warning to any college students, if you put a poster of trump's mugshot on your wall, congratulations on never getting laid again [ laughter ] not -- not because of your politics, but because nothing would be more of a mood killer than seeing donald trump's sweaty grimace while you're trying to get down with someone you met at a frat party. i mean, imagine sneaking into someone's pitch black dorm room at 3:00 a.m. for a -- a hookup and then they flick on a lava lamp and you see this. you'd be like, "oh [ laught

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history in the focus of music lovers expressive genre introduced us to the voices of louis armstrong frank sinatrates to saxophone intonations this week. on april 30 , with the international day of jazz performers , listeners looked around the planet. thank you for being and staying with us. visit the site www.tvr.by and watch your favorite projects of the telen news agency online, goodbye. with a tongue, i don’t see anything at all, it’s just that the ophthalmologist comes with two fingers and blurryly saw, or something, the vision is bad somewhere and there was music three, probably bought pencils, ate a lot. here is the leaflet of the album. well, politely. well, they said that you me beer to this degree would be their eyes, well, 6-7 years, but i still saw six lines there. i remember this exactly and it's just less and less less every year. i have now 20 years in glasses. i have minus 18 minus 16 plus 2 cylinders. this is minus 18 and minus 20 the scientific responsible yaroslav always and accurately did for 680 all the time. everything is at school. yes, she was praised in general, she wanted

, that have got feature frank sinatra, that have eet theee— feature frank sinatra, that have got theses- would be beyond excitement to me. but there are lots of legal copyright issues. imagine if that's your father, if your father is tom hanks. and then people with people are mucking about with his image and his voice without his image and his voice without his permission because he's dead and continuing to put him in films that perhaps he wouldn't want to be in, like films making money out of it, off of the back of nudity and well, i wasn't thinking, not? no. you thinking, were you not? no. you know, he's a bit above that. tom hanks in? no , no, it tom hanks in? no, no, it wouldn't be an attraction. i don't think. but, you know, you can see where the legal loopholes and minefields come in. so let us know your thoughts about movies. is it a about al and movies. is it a good or is it a bad thing? good thing or is it a bad thing? i mean, they have done things the— i mean, they have done things the thet-te— i mean, they have done things like they've peter— i mean, they have done things li

, the hollywood boulevard is full four miles of the stars of the greats from marilyn monroe to frank sinatradirected it to the hollywood chamber of commerce to decide who gets the stars and basically they explain to me does notjust them saying, that would be a good person, you have to apply. basically there is usually a fee of about $50,000 that goes along with it. there is usually a promotional event tied to some kind of film and so, yeah, you can'tjust get one on merit. it has to be paid for. but i'm not quite sure who is paying the bills but they are long overdue and this is a well deserved. ijust they are long overdue and this is a well deserved. i just want to point out how popular star wars is. if you look at this week's's american box office chart, they are, at number five, just below the releases, is return of the jedi, the five, just below the releases, is return of thejedi, the rerelease. so many people want a seat at the big screen it is in the top ten this week. the star wars saga shows no signs of slowing down. that week. the star wars saga shows no signs of slowing down.— signs