and going at the vanity fair party, as you can see.anora is the film everyone is talking about, winning and winning five oscars and making history. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. spring this weekend, and some of the best of england and wales. as we head through next week. it's looking mostly dry away from the far north—west, showers around, too. still some chilly nights to come in the south, and certainly a frosty start here to monday morning. north it is milder. across east anglia, south—east england through the a few spots of drizzle in that from our old front. it's windy for north west scotland, wet and very windy for the northern isles, and some sunshine ahead of the front — that's where we'll see the best of it yet again. top temperatures between ten and 12 degrees celsius. more of the same again on monday night into tuesday. frost, more cloud and some milder—feeling air further north. and it's still rather windy out towards the far north and west, too. that area of high pressure, it's going to tend to fizzl

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frem the vanity fair red?scene in the city in the last hour — officials say the attacker was also killed by a security guard. we are keeping an eye on the live shot within haifa as we get more details. staying in the region, the united nations and several international law after it stopped all humanitarian aid entering gaza. which expired on saturday. hamas says blocking aid is "cheap blackmail". lucy williamson has the latest from jerusalem. at gaza's border, new demands and old tactics. stopping aid — israel's way of starting talks on new israeli terms. released before talks on ending the war can begin. hamas said it was a violation of the deal they'd agreed. the ceasefire without us accepting hostages, it is very mistaken. aid has been flowing into gaza over the past six weeks. many gazans now less worried about israel's willingness to stop the trucks than its reluctance to stop the war. return, and that we will go back to the sorrows of war, expensive prices and death. so we tell hamas to hand over the hos

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there was an article about vanity fair, i was struck by something you wrote in "vanity fair" and i'm going to yoat from it. tell me if i'm doing a good job. society doesn't allow women of color to be vulnerable at work, point blank period, is what you wrote. i added the point blank period. what parts of yourself were you holding back when you were writing that? karine: let me just start from here. so that "vanity fair" article, it was an op-ed that i wrote, it came out on january 21. i wanted the article to come out on january 21 and the reason i'm saying this, it came out after we all left the white house. after the president was done. because i did not feel like i could share what was in that article during that time. and just so that, for those who have not read the article, i wrote an op-ed and i wanted to tell my story. because if you think about it, for 2 1/2 years in the job, i couldn't defend myself. i couldn't talk about what i was going through. because i couldn't. it wasn't about me. i could not -- if i'm the story, there's a problem. brittany: right, you've lost the room.

well, joelle gargiulo is rocking the vanity fair party. joelle, give us your last thoughts here tonight. >> i mean, my last thoughts. we have got bowen yang to my right. everybody on earth to my left. you know what? this is so nice to end this award season here because george, as you know, this whole season, i mean, it's been such a race and tonight really feels like a celebration. i'm getting to eavesdrop on friends, seeing friends catching up with one another. they're all rushing in here. they want to get their picture. let me tell you, they know that vanity fair carpet picture. they want that. they're so excited to go in and just celebrate one another. not just the winners, the industry and one another. i hear someone screaming behind me, who is that? i mean, i mean, everywhere you look, george. i will say though, i am going to miss this because i've had i've had such a fun time hanging out with you as well. george the guru, the entertainment guru. it's been a it's been an absolute blast. and i personally couldn't think of a better way

night saw hollywood royalty grace the red carpet — the ceremony featured performances was at the vanity fair be processing it forever. that she was giving that sort of performance. this is mikey madison, who won best actress with the big shock of the night, beating demi moore to it. exactly. tell us about your style of wedding videos. coming up, right? machine or on the steenbeck, understanding editing. schoenmaker there. and if your video was by do get sean baker anora's star, mikey madison, said it was a surreal moment for a lack of a better word, just incredibly surreal. i really did not expect it at all. mikey madison there. the winner of best actor went to adrian brody and an artistic path. 0scars, some - ictures worn on our so beiore wa nt want bring up—to—date a line likrainellllvolodymyrielerisky. that for a of likrainellllvolodymyrielerisky. we just a of likrainellllvolodymyrielerisky. “e media 0 on an air 77777 77 7 7777717'j71e7n77e 7l7l7l ll ll to this into ”f much llle much of are aspects 77l7 77 7 77 77 77 ll over past to l: 7 e -ee thatle“ e ee e ee e e e l: well atlleleeele�*

i do aword shows and on the front of vanity fair.uess what, the president of the united states, donald trump, said we're going to have a real end and talk to us about peace. save your country and it doesn't look like this guy is interested. liz: would a different leader for ukraine work? >> i think no but shocked his people haven't turned ornament him after all this. larry: thank you, ben. now, listen to this. ♪ ♪ liz: far left protesters singing in protest against doge. everybody wants a clean climate, they are against pollution, this is about doge cutting back a way too big government and massive waste and corruption that is keeping your taxes abnormally high. that corruption going to waste marco rubio fire fighters, teachers, cops, coming up. there's no strategies and democrats don't know what they're doing and they don't like their ideas to fix america. also, this tonight for you. >> no spend day and it's against the me line influence of -- billionaires and corporations and the parties for the lives of working americans. liz: tha

these are images from the vanity fair after party, laura. actresses are now exposing their rears.ions, their breast. why not come naked at this point. watching this i thought i stumbled upon a son soree tribute dinner. forget imagination. we can see it all ladies. >> laura: maybe shrinkflation has hit the oscars wardrobe. maybe they are just trying to save money on the material. it's very expensive. >> raymond: men don't do this. people keep that stuff private. >> laura: raymond, the men look just the same as they looked in 1985. there they are wearing the tux seeds, look handsome. so the women now are objectifying themselves. that is the epitome of, what? you have made it because you can onobjectify yourself. porn masters are happy. any redemptive moments at the oscars? i think there was one. >> when care written culkin won for best supporting actor he called out his wife. >> year ago in the states like think stupidly publicly said i want a third kid from her because she said if i won the award she would give me the kid. just a year ago she said i will give you four when you win

. >> vanity fair, rolling stone. >> and the los angeles times are all talking about black bag. >> there's a traitor in the house. >> who's the suspect? >> your wife. >> it's the perfect marriage of love. >> and deception. >> if it is. >> catherine. >> do you really think. >> you can do. >> it in. >> one of the most. >> provocative films of the year? and you can't look away? >> i can. >> feel when you're. >> watching me. >> i like it. >> black bag rated r only. >> in theaters march 14th with special engagements in dolby kids. >> i'm sure you're wondering why your mother and i asked you here tonight. it's because it's a buffet of all you can eat. butterfly shrimp and sirloin steak. yeah. >> that's the reason. >> i don't get it. >> do you have any idea how much this will cost at other restaurants? >> not really. i'm only six. >> a lot, honey. a lot, kiddo. >> oh, okay. >> yeah. >> any given saturday. >> and a little work. and a little play. >> oh. >> ah. >> hey, a little help. >> and a truck that says no to nothing. hey, dad. >> can i get them. >> a ride? >> yeah. >> the silverado trail boss

remember this headline from vanity fair right after the election?two cases pending, two impeachments, six bankruptcies and four more years. well, if that can happen for the presidency, what else can happen? enter this guy. disgraced former new york governor andrew cuomo, announcing his new bid for new york city mayor to replace disgraced current mayor eric adams. and in case you have forgotten, cuomo resigned as governor in 2021 after a report by attorney general letitia james concluded that he had sexually harassed at least 11 women. now, cuomo claims james manipulated the investigation in order to pursue her own run for governor. years later, the u.s. justice department concluded that cuomo sexually harassed more than a dozen state employees, and amazingly, cuomo is already racking up key endorsements and doing well in the polls. and if that's not bad enough, there's this influencer's andrew and tristan tate who are facing, yes, facing human trafficking violations in romania were welcomed back to the united states this week after romania eased the

we know, according to vanity fair, that members of congress are afraid of political violence that has increased with the release of proud boys. i mean, these essentially constitute, you know, a private army, for lack of a better word or phrase that is sort of on the side of the president of the united states that has stoked real fears on people who, within his own party, stand up and vote against their interests. and there's been a tremendous hoovering up of information by elon musk that can be weaponized against them as well. and so, you know, this combination of the possibility of political violence and sort of this digital hoovering up digital authoritarianism and the weaponization of that information constitute a real threat to democracy overall. i mean, you know, these are essentially weapons of mass destruction that have been unleashed on our democracy. and so far, they're having a really deleterious effect, and we wouldn't have even gotten this far. i mean, so many of the people, for example, who were voted and confirmed upon as secretaries of the cabinet wouldn't have made it

. >> vanity fair, rolling stone, and the los angeles times are all talking about black bag. >> there's traitor in the house. >> who is the suspect? >> your wife. >> it's the perfect marriage of love and deception. >> if it is catherine. >> you really think you can do it. >> in one of the most provocative films of the year, and you can't look away. >> i can feel when you're watching me. i like it. >> black bag rated r only in theaters march 14th with special engagements in dolby. >> these seven denture adhesive seals hold all day and make your gums feel happy with gradual release. technology for strong all day hold and a cushiony soft seal for full gum protection and comfort. strong all day hold makes your gums happy. see bond. >> mike had a heart attack a year ago, but he still living in the red with a very high risk of another attack. with his risk factors, his recommended ldl-c level should be below 55. are you at risk? learn how to get a free ldl-c test at attack heart disease.com. >> twitter breaking the bird premieres march 9th on cnn. >> now back to tonight's breaking news, as uk

molly jong-fast, special correspondent for vanity fair and msnbc contributor and pulitzer prize winning. david rohde. he's an nbc national security editor and author of the book where tyranny begins the justice department. the fbi, and the war on democracy. david, you have been covering foreign affairs for a long, long time. i want your reaction. six hours after watching what you saw in the white house. but i want to understand, how did you feel watching it in the moment? what went through your mind? >> shock. >> you know, it was extraordinary. unprecedented. >> and it was. >> a role reversal. >> in that you. >> have an american president. >> you know, normally. >> the american president. >> is like defending the democracy, the. >> nascent democracy. >> this this young. >> president of ukraine. >> and as you know, the. the. danger is the autocrat. >> often russia. >> so it was this sort of stunning role reversal. >> and it. >> just. amazed me. >> but the tone. >> was what was so unusual. >> and one last thing. >> i'm not surprised by the way trump acted in this book i wrote about the ju

vanity fair and msnbc contributor. >> and pulitzer prize winning david rohde. >> he's an nbc national security editor and author of the book. >> where tyranny begins. >> the justice. >> department. >> the fbi. >> and the war. on democracy. >> david, you have. >> been covering. >> foreign. affairs for a long, long time. >> i want. >> your reaction. six hours after watching what you saw in the. >> white house. >> but i. want to. >> understand. >> how did you feel. >> watching it in. >> the moment? what went. >> through your mind? >> shock. you know, it was extraordinary. unprecedented. >> and it was. a role. >> reversal in. >> that you have an american president. >> you know. >> normally the american president is like defending. >> the democracy. >> the nascent. >> democracy. >> this this young. president of ukraine. and as you know, the danger is the autocrat, often russia. >> so it. >> was. this sort of stunning role. reversal and it just amazed me. but the tone was what was so unusual. and one last thing. >> i'm not surprised. >> by the way trump acted in. this book i wrote about the

also with us for the conversation, special correspondent at vanity fair, molly jong-fast. amazing.s on this. >> thank you. >> you sound amazing. and, sarah, this isn't your first. you're like a broadway veteran. little shop of horrors, and now this. do you love it? i mean, we know her from modern family. yes. but how is how is bringing the great gatsby to life on stage for you? >> oh. >> my gosh. >> a dream. a dream come true. >> i love the theater so much. it's like a second home to me. and it's so wonderful to be back and to be with this amazing group of people, and to be able to have the opportunity and honor and privilege to play. >> such an iconic. >> character as daisy buchanan is just daunting and terrifying and delightful and exhilarating all at once. >> amazing. and ryan, you guys have great chemistry offstage, the two of them finishing each other's sentences, making crazy. >> sounds. and so. >> the read. >> you picked. >> up on our. >> very major vibe. >> yeah, it's. >> a little. >> cray, right? >> absolutely. >> definitely. >> well. >> jay gatsby and. >> daisy. >> buchan

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