liked it and i knew there were pictures of one of his daughters in camden, next to to statue of amy winehouseer and i think they probably had a word with him and he watched it. and i think he found amy quite tough, it's a tough film to watch. and honestly, i feel like he was a little bit worried, thinking, "well, what kind of film are you going to make about me?" drugs, paternity disputes and run—ins with gangsters — they're all in there, as is his most notorious goal. this is diego's shirt for, i guess, the quarterfinal against england, this is it. in 1986, england were knocked out of the world cup by the hand of god. his strip from the match is kept at manchester's national football museum. what i can tell you is that having done so much research on diego maradona, i've seen him do that trick five times. three times he got away with it, twice he got blown and he got caught. so, it's not the first time he's hand balled a shot coming in and made it look like a header. and that speaking voice is maradona. he agreed to give three three—hour interviews for the film. he's really charismatic, he's

had no filter. >> you do your best work with strong, honest women like lady gaga and adele and amy winehouseging up the beat and the song. with amy, she came in zpand i played it for her. oh, i don't like it. why are you trying to fix it? that kind of brave and honesty kind of hurts sometimes. her voice stuck in my head time to time. ♪ >> when he's not in the studio producing other artist records, ronson is busy working on his own. >> are you telling a story? >> i think like a dee jay building the night. >> the story on his latest album "late night feelings" inspired by his latest break up with his marriage. >> i never thought as my own music is channelling and emotional. oh, that's what i do when i go work with these people, on my record is a party. you want to go to the club, the guy is like i had a tough day over music. that's what happens. it was the only music i was working on that resonated. >> miley cyrus, was she someone you had your eyes on and wanted to work with? >> yeah, i texted her first and she sent back emojis, four years later i was in the studio. miley cyrus would be so per

jimi hendrix or janis joplin or amy winehouse. there are people capable of bringing so much beauty but their daily lives are so turbulent they have addictions it's design. aster after disaster so long as it takes you always a lot is a. little hawk at the last ice rock n roll tends to gradually wring these musicians dry it's very demanding very exhausting. finally it killed many of its practitioners at an early age i guess. but even if rock'n'roll took the lives of its missionaries it succeeded in winning a mass following in order to recover its ascendancy the church has tried to capture the power of its longtime rival and harness it to disseminate god's word thus christian rock was before. the government comes economic law to entertain making music to entertain people i think we know how to do that but over time we realize that music is also made to carry messages to carry spirituality and it's also possible music is not just a string of notes but also has something deeper some musicians may not be aware of that somehow but we are

many musicians including jimi hendrix jim morrison brian jones janis joplin and more recently amy winehouse all of them like robert johnson dead at $27.00 which gave rise to the club $27.00 legend he put called would you call the so-called cursed poets or cursed musicians you may really put them on the same level jardin of on board lair jimi hendrix or janis joplin or amy winehouse now so they are people capable of bringing so much beauty but their daily lives are so turbulent to do they have addictions it's disaster after disaster so long as it makes you always someone is a. real hawk at the last ice rock n roll tends to gradually ring these musicians dry it's very demanding very exhausting. finally killed many of its practitioners at an early age i guess. but even if rock n roll took the lives of its missionaries it succeeded in winning a mass following in order to recover its ascendancy the church has tried to capture the power of its longtime rival and harness it to disseminate god's word that's chris. rock was before. the government comes economic logic to entertain making music to ent

for over a decade, ronson has been a go to record producers from bruno to adele and the late amy winehouseter: when superstar lady gaga wanted a new kind of sound for her 2016 album "joanne," ronson helped her find. how do you describe what a producer does? >> his job is to take what's and about that artist magnify it a thousandes t with somebody le lady gaga, we just sat down. i asked her what type of recand do you wt to make? >> reporter: while working on jo "joanne" sheor asked f help writing music for a star is born. the collaboration resulted in "shallow." ♪ watch as i dive in >> reporter: how do you begin to make that song? >> she came in, sat at the piano. she likes everybody to put headphones on. the third thing she sung out was "tell me something boy" ♪ are you tired trying to fill thatd voi♪ >> my hair stood up, like having a hug. i had no idea it was, you know, even make it in the movie let alone have the trajectory that it did. >> lady gaga, we salute you. thank you for this. >> reporter: in the beginning? >> i used to sample a lot. most of my weekends will be spent going throu

liked it and i knew there were pictures of one of his daughters in camden, next to to statue of amy winehouseins with gangsters — they're all in there, as is his most notorious goal. this is diego's shirt for, i guess, the quarterfinal against england, this is it. in 1986, england were knocked out of the world cup by the hand of god. his strip from the match is kept at manchester's national football museum. what i can tell you is that having done so much research on diego maradona, i've seen him do that trick five times. three times he got away with it, twice he got blown and he got caught. so, it's not the first time he's hand balled a shot coming in and made it look like a header. and that speaking voice is maradona. he agreed to give three three—hour interviews for the film. he's really charismatic, he's a really good storyteller. what was interesting was trying to pin him down on kind of the key, let's say the more challenging aspects of his private life or things that went on. and despite having had the chance, maradona has still not seen the film, but asif hopes to sit down with him and

you might have seen his films about amy winehouse and racing driver, ayrton senna., he's taught us how to get ‘lean in 15', now he's going to tell us how to ‘wean in 15‘ — lifestyle guru joe wicks will be here to talk about being a dad, educating kids on staying fit and taking part in soccer aid 2019. and after 9:00, we'll say hello to trigger happy tv comedian dom joly — he's written a book about hiking across his home country of lebanon. all that coming up a little bit later. now the headlines: greenhouse gas emissions in the uk will be cut to almost zero by 2050, under a new government plan to tackle climate change. britain is the first g7 nation to propose this. 0ne senior climate negotiator has described the move as "historic" but critics say the action is being taken too late and fear the target will never be met. boris johnson officially launches his campaign to become conservative party leader today, with a pledge to leave the eu on october the 31st, no matter what. after he speaks, labour will lead a cross—party move to try to stop any future prime minister

he talked about sitting at the front of the stage in 2009 because he wanted to see the likes of amy winehouseormzy, he took to the stage in front of tens of thousands of people here. he highlighted lots of areas here. he highlighted lots of areas he believes need more attention, he came on stage with a unionjack stab proof vest, he highlighted what he thought were racial inequalities in things like the justice system, but it wasn't just that kind of politics. he also referenced the world of the arts, a ballet dancer highlighting what you fixes racial inequality and privilege in the world of the arts and areas as well. but this wasn't just a long world of the arts and areas as well. but this wasn'tjust a long polemic stream, it was incredibly entertaining. he knew he was here to entertaining. he knew he was here to entertain tens of thousands of people, and he did that with a huge amount of energy, to the delight of the crowd here, going through so many of his well known and best—known hits here, so he will go down i think as being a successful first night headliner here. looking forward to th

you dool cborations going back to the days of amy winehouse and uno mars.he dance floor record. anybody who had their heartbroken has come in. and she was like, yeah, cool. so that was kind of the thing. anyone who wanted to go to that place and do it. >> a heart break banger, is that igt? >> sad banger. >> the miley track is the first one off the track. >> that was the first single. >> that was a monster record.ur i'm s you were happy. >> i love that. and i love miley' w voicen she sings with that dolly parton thing. to t was so great to get work with her finally. >> let's toub that oscar. you co-wte "shallow" for lady gaga. how'd that come about? >> it's so surreal. lady gaga and ior wked together on joann. it was so wild to write that song. we wrote it in a day and then the movie was so great. all this stuff happened pen it was cr'sy. >> where the oscar? >> it's where everyone can s it in my house. i'm kidding. it's on a shelf. >> and likile is here. who was on my show many years ago. great artist all the way around. great to have you. one of the great a

a guy who can get any artist yout in the studio you do incredible collaborations going back to amy winehousence floor record anybody who has had their heartbroken, come in lykke was like, yeah, cool that was kind of the thing anyone who wanted to go to that zone and make something emotionally vulnerable but still fun. >> a heartbreak bangor is what you call is? >> sad banger. >> the miley track was the first? >> yeah. >> that was a monster record i am sure you were happy that the single was so -- >> i love that i love miley's voice when she sings with that country ras-like that dolly parton thing. >> let's talk about that oscar what does that feel like you co-wrote "shallow" for laguardia? lady gaga? >> yeah. we worked together on "joann." the movie was so great and all this stuff happened. it's crazy. >> where is the oscar? >> it's in where everyone can see it in the house. i'm kidding. it's on a shelf. it's crazy. >> good. lykke li is here who was on my show many, many years ago. great artist all the way around. great to have you. one of the many great artists on the record what is the nam