or perhaps sensitized to all those kind of uh those cultural war movies and games which the american hollywood pumps out, actually those things have an effect on human beings, because when they then see these conflicts, which are real people, real blood, real guts, real damage to to real people, it's very hard, i think for those kind of desensitized individuals who have an emotional delinquency and and gap, they can't... relate to the fact that this is real, this is happening, and to have a quarter of a ton of the quarter of the scale of nuclear weapon thrown on you on an area that isn't much bigger than a small a small city is is unimaginable as well, i mean who who would have thought that this would be tolerated, this would be allowed, and that world powers and the international bodies uh would would somehow manage to find justification. uh, i'm just absolutely speechless and horrified at the scale and and the the evil, and we're now at that level where you have to call this evil and satanic, because those are the terms that that i recognize as a spiritually inclined person, what kind of bar

filming the young guard, he he said a brilliant phrase, well, which only maybe i noticed, only an american hollywooddo you represent the young action guard? but as a result of the fact that hollywood has become an educator, our thinking has become ingrained, you know, i repeat the same legend from concert to concert, it’s ancient, i love ancient wisdom, because when these wisdoms were composed, there was no money, they were composed from the heart, so it is said that the earth is a living being, and the continents of the country perform the function of an organ. our planet, for example, russia is designated the brain of the earth, russia did not exist, but this is part of the earth, which is now designated under russia in this legend, the brain of the earth, and the american continent is the digestive system, really look at the americans, they are all like intestines on legs, that’s why i say , that we follow the most primitive thing that exists in american life today, that is, we also become intestines on legs, you know, only the russians... have this expression: we live as if there is a flood afte

address at glassboro state college, the president cited the progress made in the soviet american races in hollywoodoptimism that further cooperation will be forthcoming. >> i'm glad to return to glassboro. i shall always remember this town as a place of worship and hospitable people. the world will remember glassboro as a place where understanding between nations was advanced through the united states and the soviet union. it was last june, about a year ago, that chairman chris egan and i sat down in the president's living room for two days of discussions. our talks ranged over the whole globe. the years since then have been eventful and uncertain. like the age that we live in hope and achievement, certainly there to see, and our relations with the soviet union offer an example. many feared that the war in vietnam would prevent any progress. many predictions were made to this effect, but despite the predictions, and despite the difficulties, we have a treaty outlawing armaments in outer space. we negotiated the treaty, banning the spread of nuclear weapons. we have achieved a civil error agreement

american society . before that, it was generally thought that hollywood had been working there for years and decades. american media. which is mainly in the hands of jews and zionists, a bipolarity was created in the media, a palestinian monster, who is actually a symbol of brutality and barbarism, and an israeli, who was a modern symbol of modernity and, in fact, western civilization, or was actually the guardian of western civilization. in the middle east, this is actually the same theory of orientalism of edward saide, the basis of zionism from the first time that herrtel started working, he started with the same idea that we want to go there to be a representative of western civilization, so we have these two poles in hollywood from the beginning, in the american mainstream media, the media has been manipulating public opinion for a long time with the same method. with these, the arabs are uncivilized savages, the same view of the east, but now the images of gaza are approaching, we are now in the digital age , we are in the age of smart phones, the age of television has passed, the age of the axi

you're crazy, but that's the level of stupidity in this country, so you have millions of americans who watch hollywood movies and watch the mainstream media and go no further in their research than tweets each other, and that's not changing anytime soon, i'll be more encouraged when i see christian groups out getting arrested and fighting against the the police and saying enough, this is enough. it's wonderful that the jewish groups have been doing it, but it's time for some christians to be doing it. let's go back to uh mr. scott bennet, when we're talking about the support uh for the israeli onsaut against uh palestinians, that's support that some western countries are giving to israel during uh uh these uh these times, that itself is in define of international law, isn't it? it is, it's a war crime too, the united states has blood its hands, because every dollar and every bullet and every bomb and every rocket that it is sending to israel that's being used against the palestinians, the american government is aiding and abeting war crimes, it is aiting and abeting genocide, and crimes against humani

ivuchenkova and boris kamenov, channel one, in conclusion, the news that became sensation in hollywood, americanctress meryl streep broke up with her husband, sculptor donn gummer, their marriage was always considered ideal, 45 years together, the couple has four children, five grandchildren, for almost half a century there has not been a single quarrel or scandal that would have made it onto the pages of society in kroniki. the owner of three oscars, meryl streep, has always said that the most important thing for her is family. the media write that just recently at a public event the actress was seen with an engagement ring, but such an unexpected turn, what caused the divorce is not reported. do you remember our long nights by the river, the trills of nightingales, the kisses of the raspberry taste. all night he turned our heads, we sat together on a bench, i called you my sweetheart, there were stars in the sky like light bulbs, i sang to you that it was strong, sweetheart, nadenka, nadyusha, from you nadyusha, can’t take you away, nadenka, nadyusha, it sunk into my soul, you and i, nadyusha,

american presidency. her first book, showbiz politic ex hollywood in american political life, which was published in 2014university of north press, examines institutionalization of entertainment and structures in american politics and the rise of the celebrity presidency. and this book will be available for purchase and signing after the event. her second book, 24 seven politics, cable television and the fragmenting of america from watergate. fox news will be published august by princeton university press. it excavates how the growth of cable television, transformed political life by tethering politics to profits and catering to narrow audiences, rather than finding common ground. please me in welcoming dr. brownell to the presidential library and museum. good evening. thank you so much to the gerald ford museum for inviting to speak today and to all of you for coming to hear about my work and a special thank you to brooke and morale and the entire staff of the museum and foundation for of your hospitality and your support of my work. i've spent a lot of time at the gerald ford library in ann arbor, and

as a result, a child is killed every 15 minutes. with the bombs that the americans gave to the zionists. in this letter, hollywood artists explained the difficult situation of living in food to the american president . palestinian children and families are faced with a lack of food, water, electricity, medicine and safe access to hospitals after several days of airstrikes cut off all aid lines. gaza's only power plant ran out of fuel and electricity. water and sewage treatment were cut off. most residents can no longer get piped drinking water. the humanitarian situation has reached its lowest level. however, all reports point to more attacks . now the attacks on gaza have become more intense. and more and more american support. i wanted to come to israel so that the people here and the whole world know that we are with israel. journalists consider the arrival of american artists on the page of supporters of the ceasefire in gaza as a positive step. this letter was a positive change in the art field for the request for a ceasefire. a group of prominent hollywood artists such as cate blanche, john stewart and prom

hollywood started working with the native americans, you know, thomas ince, demille.ohn ford. they had real native americans acting in them. in one case, a film i like very much directed by thomas ince, a two—reeler called called the last of the line in which there sessue hayakawa plays a native american. they were still shifting and shuffling, because he was a very big star at the time. right around the late �*20s and �*30s it changed, and that became the box office stars portraying native americans. to talk of peace is not hard. to live it is very hard. there were attempts, really by some interesting film makers, delmer daves mainly. and i think the key one is broken arrow, to understand the native american, the indigenous. and i think broken arrow was the first film i saw in the beautiful technicolor actual rituals and cultural elements of the native american that was not necessarily warlike. there was devil's doorway by anthony mann. if you are trying to say it's feeling for me, then— i don't believe you. drum beat by delmer daves. i came to talk peace. but you ta

what we've seen in the american media is classic hollywood style myth making portraying the leader as modern-day david taking on russian goliath. this is part of the pitch for endless spending. we keep printing or borrowing money. far from reality, according to time magazine expose on zelenskyy. we sent weaponry, ammo, tanks and training f-16 pilots, but it is not enough. member of zelenskyy's team telling that zelenskyy feels betrayed by his western allies and you're at home struggling to fill your car with gas or buy groceries every week, rest easy knowing ukrainian oligarchs are living large. time continues,a midpressure to root out corruption, the writer assumed officials in ukraine would think twice before taking a bribe or pocketing state fund. i made this point in early october, he asked me to turn off my audio recorder so he could speak more freely. people are stealing like there is no tomorrow, he said. the bigger concern might be zelenskyy's current state of mind, his belief in -- over russia worries his advisors. he delewds himself, one said, we're out of options, not winni

american west. work talk about hollywood sinema fixating on certain things in the american west.k gunfights and a bank robberies i certainly have very much learned that i'm a lover of the old west i want to see those things in here about those things. one of the cool moments i learned people might not know is wild bill hickok participated in what is assumed to be generally accepted to be the first recorded quickdraw gunfight in fthe america west for you remember or any of those movies you've ever seen were two guys walked out into the street on square off with each other pull out their guns the faster guy lives in the slower guide is not they almost never happen in the american west very few instances where that actually happened wild bill hickok was and was gunfights. that was in springfield missouri baptist civil war but since he youlive beyond that is clearly f winner of the gunfight and the other guy was not. one of the early distinctions of hickok's life. asked one less question to bring us back to the theme of the panel america. was he a good commander or not? correct was h

since then, there has been some awareness in the american society, and before that, they generally thought that because hollywood had been working there for years and decades, the american media, which is mainly in the hands of jews and zionists, created a bipolarity. there was a palestinian monster in the media, which is actually a symbol of brutality and barbarism, and an israeli who was a symbol of modernity, modernity, and in fact, western civilization, or was actually the guardian of western civilization in the middle east, this is actually the same as edward's theory of orientalism. saideh is the basis of zionism from the first one that herrtel started it started with the same idea that we want to go there to be a representative of western civilization, so we have these two poles in hollywood from the beginning, in the mainstream media of america, the media has been manipulating public opinion for a long time in the same way, with these savages, uncivilized, the same way. sharq is not good, but now the pictures from gaza are coming. it's not anymore, now, the world has become so close to communication, we

this image that hollywood and the american media had for years of this regime is true , and the same is true for the americans. that is, america, which came to the west asian region, wanted to build a nation state, and spent 7 billion dollars. in the end , we see that it will have to leave iraq with shame and afghanistan with shame, so it's between us. the reality and what we see in the mainstream media is a difference. a second point is that we have the same assessment that the zionist regime has clearly said that on the southern border of lebanon, that is , between the northern borders of the occupied land and the leytani river, where some places for example, the effective range of 7 km means more than 120,000 missiles, if each missile is at least with these missiles that resist. consider how it is possible that this number of missiles are placed in one place and the zionist regime could not target a single one of them in the war in the 33-day war. yes, mr. abedin, i apologize. i think between your words, we are again witnessing that the zionist regime's fighter has targeted two or

if you look i at the history in hollywood and how it has betrayed native americans do you believe thererepresent an effort to not just tell the story from the white person's point of view. hollywood started working with the native americans. they made the native americans. they made the silence ofjohn ford. they had real native americans acting in them. in one case a film i like called the last of the line in which there is a native american and they were still shuffling at the time and in the late 20s and 30s it changed and they became the box office does betrayed native americans. office does betrayed native americans-— office does betrayed native americans. . ~ , . , americans. the talking piece is not hard. americans. the talking piece is rrot hard- to — americans. the talking piece is not hard. to live _ americans. the talking piece is not hard. to live it _ americans. the talking piece is not hard. to live it is _ americans. the talking piece is not hard. to live it is very i not hard. to live it is very hard _ not hard. to live it is very hard. ., , , _ hard. there were attempts

american system. if this happens, indonesia like arab countries without pain and bloodshed. he will return to america and the cost of it is only one night of revelry with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic hotel. with all this sukarno, when he returns , he will again show inconsistency with the americans. the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be eliminated. the first time, the assassinations did not harm sukarno, but they made him suspicious of the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their job. of course, behind the story of the organization american information known as politics. the cia starts another program. weakening the economy and making it unsafe. the income path of indonesia is a few unknown planes whose nationality and ownership cannot be identified from the sky. these planes go to indonesian ships and drop bombs on them. indonesia's horizontal income is collapsing. airplanes even hit local markets and what remains of these markets are scattered corpses. but this scenario also runs into problems. one of these planes crashes and the pilot falls alive into the hands of sukarno's government. now everyth

american system. if this happens, indonesia like arab countries no pain or bleeding. he will return to america, and the cost of it is just one night of partying with a hollywood actor inan aristocratic hotel. however, sukarno, when he returns , will again be incompatible with the americans. the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be eliminated. the first time, the assassinations did not harm sukarno, but they made him suspicious of the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their work. of course, behind the story is the american intelligence organization known as politics. the cia starts another program. weakening the economy and making it unsafe. indonesia multi-plane earnings route unknown whose nationality and ownership cannot be identified from the sky. these planes go to indonesian ships and drop bombs on them. indonesia's horizontal income is collapsing.

of whiskey , we can’t release such a film for our young american boys and girls to watch, it’s too much, who comes and wants to snore this hollywoodet union, filmed there, and then returned to hollywood, such a plan initially in general, it’s something incredible, instead he writes script after script, but they are not accepted, they are not accepted , they don’t accept it, and he gets absolutely depressed, he drives around, looks at all these wonderful views , he plans gold zuttara, drives up and down, yes, he sees all these old cities, writes it all down, somehow imagines it all remembers, but he cannot apply it. hello, this is news on the first, studios maria vasilyeva at the beginning, briefly about the main topics. a breakthrough at the forefront, reliable. and modern t-90m are our weighty argument in clashes with the enemy on one of the most difficult sections of the artyomovsky front, where tula paratroopers hold the defense. israel.

cinema and hollywood really fixating on certain of things from the american west and of course, the audience always wants see gunfights and bank robberies and certainly very much learned that i am a lover of the old west. i want to see those things and hear about those things. and one of the cool moments that i think i learned at some point, but what people might not know is that wild bill hickok participated in what is assumed to be generally accepted to be the first record in quickdraw gunfight night in the american west. and so if you remember any of those movies that you've ever seen where two guys walk out into the street and square off with each other and pull their guns and the faster guy lives and the slower guy does not. that almost never happened in the american west. very, very few instances where that happened. and it just so happens that wild bill hickok was in one of those gunfights in springfield, missouri, right after civil war. and since he lived beyond that, he was clearly the winner of that. and the other guy was not. and so that's one of t

meanwhile, it has also made significant investments into hollywood, as it has seen how hollywood films helped to sell the american culture to the world . now china knows that if it wants to expand it's rich and cultural exchange, it needs to be in the form of movies, tv shows, or music. meanwhile, japan has a film industry that spends more than a 100 years. it has signature drawn rows, like animals that has been exported all over the world. she died jackie, period pieces and called horror films. while some animate is hand drawn computer system animation techniques have become quite common in recent years. and i'm a often draws influence from the manga light novels and other cultures. on like western cartoons animate as a genre, isn't marketed towards or even created for children. a show that may have a seemingly simple surface plot oftentimes features a far more complex and deeper story line and character development. today the most likely candidates challenge hollywood for the lead is asia, india, and china together both not only a 3rd of the world's population, but they have a thriving film and television indus

karmuzov means hollywood, or the most vulgar concept of the american dream, ideology childfree, sexual movement , i have a question, the historian garbuzov has never heard, and if he had, what would he think, this wonderful... absolutely amazing thought that he expressed charles dickins, a brilliant english writer, 150 years ago, having visited the united states , america’s mission was to vulgarize the universe, that is, even then, 150 years ago, an insightful and brilliant writer already predicted how it would develop, what it would lead to, here interesting, that’s why an institute was created in the ussr, at the russian academy of sciences, an institute in the usa and canada, well, for what, well , probably, in order to understand, study, disassemble, feel all the undercurrents, trends, possible movements of the distant . how the past is connected to the present, what to expect, what to fear, as a certainty , this is precisely the task that should have been, probably was , when the institution of america and canada arose, and not in order to merge oneself with it, and this is an acc

the walk of fame, yes maryana, we have something to tell, yes, let’s go to hollywood, there quite recently, that is, the americaner and designer gwen stefani, i’m right, stefani, yes, as anyone likes, became the owner of her own star. or stars on the walk of fame, on the walk of fame alone, that is, not the whole walk of fame, eminent managers, producers, of course, her family came to support at such a significant moment , by the way, her husband, stefani, country singer blake shelton was also awarded a personal star on the walk of fame, only a little earlier , a few months ago, the 54-year-old artist is the winner of three grammy awards, and she also received an american award. music awards, breed awards, world music awards and she has two stars from the billbord music awards. gwen stefani starred in several episodic roles in films, her most notable work was the role of hollywood actress jean harlow in the martin scarcez film, the aviator, well, this role really could not be ignored, you must agree, well, i wouldn’t even give her a star for that, 54 years, she looks so amazing, i don't know, gon, tell me what y

american president ulysses grant wrote about the consequences of aggression against mexico several decades later. while hollywood has dominated the film industry for a 100 years, the international movie industry is growing by leaps and bounds. today we have bollywood in india, k dramas, and see so it's coming out of asia and tele, novelle is from latin america just to name a few. but can any of them really compete with hollywood? i'm christy, i'm. you're watching the cost of everything work today. we're going to take a look at the costs in various markets to produce and film, and the other movie markets have the potential to overtake hollywood in the future . the. it is estimated that in 2021 the motion picture and videos industries in the us total of the $66000000000.00. now the average cost of producing a film.

hollywood in. >> native americans have always had someone else tell them the story about us.ter: when we spoke with the cast and crew back in july, they were all on that same page, especially martin scorsese. >> you deal with native americans and indigenous people, you've got to make sure everything we do, everything we do is as authentic, as accurate, or at least as reasonably accurate from what can be remembered as possible. and respectful. >> reporter: so to that end, he hired as many osage as possible, both in front of and behind the camera. >> they really worked hard at this and earned our respect. >> you felt comfortable with the way they were going to approach it? >> if you're not comfortable with marty score zezzy, you're not going to be comfortable with anybody. >> i don't sleep anymore. >> reporter: dicaprio's co-star, lily gladstone, has critics raving. >> i don't know if you even love me anymore. >> molly, of course i love you. >> she grew up on the reservation of the blackfeet nation in montana. >> she brought so much to not only her character but to the entire f

garmuzov means hollywood, or the most vulgar concept of the american dream, childfree ideology, sexualor mitu movement. but i have a question, the historian garuzov has never heard, and if he had heard, what would he think, this wonderful, absolutely stunning idea, which was expressed by charles dickin, a brilliant english writer, 150 years ago, having visited the united states, the mission of america to vulgarize the universe, that is, already then 150. 50 years ago , an insightful, brilliant writer already predicted how it would develop , what it would lead to, it’s interesting, that’s why an institute was created in the ussr, at the russian academy of sciences, an institute in the usa and canada, well, for what? well, probably in order to understand, study, disassemble. to feel all the undercurrents, trends, possible future movements, how the past is connected with the present, what to expect, what to fear , as a certainty, this is precisely the task that should have been, probably was, when the institution of america and canada arose, and not for this purpose to leak yourself to th

what we seen in the american media is kind of a classic hollywood sty myth making portraying the ukrainian leader as a modern day david taking on the russian goliath. now this image works as part of the pitch for endless spending as victor just said just print money. we don't have a tax for the war. we keep printing it or borrowing it. what the voters are being fed here is far from reality. according to a startling new "time" magazine expose on zelenskyy. we have sent more 100 billion in aid to ukraine, weaponry, ammo, tanks, and are even training f-16 pilots but it's not enough you one member of zelenskyy's team feels betrayed by western allies. and as you are at home struggling to fill your car with gas or maybe buy groceries for your family every week can you rest easy knowing that ukrainian oligarchs are living large. "time" continues saying ahead mid all the pressure to rid out corruption the writer has assumed naively officials in ukraine would think twice before taking a bribe or pocketing of state funds. when i made this point to a top presidential adviser in early october, he aske

american system. if this happens, indonesia like arab countries without pain and bloodshed to america. he will come back and it will only cost him a night of revelry with a hollywoodactor in an aristocratic hotel. with all this sukarno, when he returns , he will again be in conflict with the americans. the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be removed. the first solution to terror. injurious terror they do not attack sukarno. but he is pessimistic about the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their work. of course, behind the story, the us intelligence agency known for politics. the cia starts another program. weakening the economy.

state college the president cited the progress made in soviet american relations in the years since his talks with premier cosegan at hollywood. and expressed his optimism that further cooperation would be forthcoming. i'm glad to return to glassboro. i shall always remember this town. as a place of warm friendship and hospital people the world will remember glassboro. i hope as a place where understanding between nations was advanced by the united states. and the soviet union it was last june about a year ago that chairman casigan and i sat down in president robinson's living room. for two days of discussions our talks ranged over the whole globe. the year since then has been eventful and uncertain. like the age that we live in but hope and achievement. are certainly there to see and our relations with the soviet union offer an example. many feared that the war in vietnam would prevent any progress. many predictions were made to this effect. but despite the predictions and despite the difficulties. we have agreed upon a treaty outlawing armaments in outer space. we have negotiated a treaty banning the spread of nuclear weapo

state college the president cited the progress made in soviet american relations in the years since his talks with premier cosegan at hollywood. and expressed his optimism that further cooperation would be forthcoming. i'm glad to return to glassboro. i shall always remember this town. as a place of warm friendship and hospital people the world will remember glassboro. i hope as a place where understanding between nations was advanced by the united states. and the soviet union it was last june about a year ago that chairman casigan and i sat down in president robinson's living room. for two days of discussions our talks ranged over the whole globe. the year since then has been eventful and uncertain. like the age that we live in but hope and achievement. are certainly there to see and our relations with the soviet union offer an example. many feared that the war in vietnam would prevent any progress. many predictions were made to this effect. but despite the predictions and despite the difficulties. we have agreed upon a treaty outlawing armaments in outer space. we have negotiated a treaty banning the spread of nuclear weapo