you the beatles' twelfth album abby road is considered one of the pinnacles of rock music of the 20thke this name of a street in london where the recording studio was located at that time the beatles often quarreled, but according to mccartney he suggested forgetting about the strife and showing class like in the good old days. this was the last joint work of the musicians, then the thirteenth album lady be was also released, but his songs were recorded by the daughter in the album many hits, the musician themselves read the best songs some, which was composed by george harrison and to take a photo on the cover and take the photographer blocked for 10 minutes, ian mcmillan took six shots from the stepladder of the world-famous stop five, and the beatles have gone their separate ways since september 1983. could start the third world war nuclear catastrophe. humanity. saved lieutenant colonel, stanislav petrov he was on duty at serpukhov station 15 space missile attack warning system computer, 10 transmitted a message from the satellite appetite launches of ballistic missiles from the u

. >>> former beatle ringo star is back on the road with the latest edition of his all-star band. his third e.p. over the past two years and took time out of his busy schedule for a chat with our anthony mason. ♪ >> reporter: ringo is back on the road with his all-star band. touring gets old for some people. >> well, i changed the band so it keeps it now. ♪ we all live in a yellow submarine ♪ >> reporter: it's the 15th lineup since the 82-year-old icon -- the group back in 1989. >> i used to say we're the best 1-800-band on the road. >> reporter: ringo's all-star band now includes edgar winter, steve luke ter of toto, greg biss net of david lee roth's band, haimish stewart of average white band, and saxophonist warren hamm. >> the rehearsals are always hard the first day. >> it's day one, man. >> reporter: they first went out on tour in may but had to postpone when covid caught up with them. >> we did nine gigs and two people went down. >> did you ever get it? >> no, not yet so far, thank you. peace and love. >> reporter: but during the peak of the pandemic, he still had to hundre

do with them violin i am in hamburg and i have a beautiful club behind me, called indra, where the beatlesnce started playing, but now we are not talking about the beatles, about ukrainian music, which unexpectedly received the resistance of some secret forces. in germany, they are already beginning to cancel our concerts under such auspices that the ukrainians are fascists, meanwhile, the czech media warn ukraine kazan are hunting pimps the police do not intervene how to save them from slavery human rights activists do not know yet maria went to us together. well, you make inspiration and hopes, these two feelings are the priority moods of mariupol , we just have to wait, wait for the right tasks , the deadline must be completed in a quality manner, and people must be satisfied, the city begins to live a normal life. how many are there? more than one of their cavalry will trample the rest. heart of parma soon you are for anime and for russia a new trend and fans japanese animation community ordan, which is translated only as a society of russian good mousers. the last few days, the number

ahora como dando un paso, así como los "beatles". vamos a hacer una... a ver, ya sé, los dos señores aquí adelante, en cuclillas, así como de aguilita. y las mujeres atrás, como foto de... sí, como de equipo de fútbol. el niño, ¿me lo pudieran poner en el pasto como si fuera el balón? ¿no, verdad? no, bueno, entonces, cárguenlo las dos madrinas como si fuera así, como el "rey león", ah, eso. albertano: ah, está bonita, está bonita. vítor: está bien chida, mira. eso, muy bien. albertano: muy bien, ahora vamos a tomar primero los varones y las damitas, a ver. primero las damitas, por favor. gracias. y una por una, si quieren. empezamos con la madrina. vítor: sí, hágase para acá. albertano: por favor, madrina. tú suéltate, ahora sí suéltate, suéltate pero así, bien, bien, suavecita, ¿sale? vítor: déjate llevar. déjate llevar, como modelo. albertano: eso, chihuahua. eso, muy bien. Ándale, ándale. haz de cuenta que le estuvieses haciendo el amor al lente. vítor: eso, así, bonito. albertano: traviesa pero ingenua, como maribel guardia. eso

the days of the beatles and the rolling stones.e police have sold 4 million albums in one year but the rolling stones chose them as the best new band, taking know the dreamy sound. ♪ >> it was incredible to see them and i cannot believe what i was hearing. out of three people. papa i was shocked. >> i once read that you were called the pink floyd of the '80s. >> we are not at all. we are the cure of the 80s. not send -- start it could not be meet went. >> the holy trinity of alternative british music is the cure. depeche mode and the smiths. all three of them started out as these fringe bands that by the end of the '80s were selling out stadiums. ♪ ♪ i'll give to you ♪ ♪ and we return it ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> computer programmers or musicians? >> i would say neither. >> what are you then? >> bank robbers. ♪ ♪ how does it feel ♪ ♪ you treat me like you do ♪ ♪ when you ♪ >> in the uk, disco did not suck. and ever sucked. bands combined it with the new synthesizer sound and give us these incredible songs that got us out on the

but if anyone could have challenged that, it was the beatles in the 1960s.ir paul mccartney is sharing his memories of the queen and the times they spent together. as far as british icons go, it's tough to beat queen elizabeth ii and paul mccartney. these legends meeting at least eight times by paul's account, which he wrote about this week on facebook. posting, each time she impressed me with her great sense of humor combined with her great dignity. his fondness for the queen started during her coronation in 1953. but by the time they first laid eyes on each other in 1965, paul was with the beatles and a mega star. the queen gave the band one of the highest honors in england for the arts. over the years, their paths crossing again. and in 1997, what mccartney calls one of the best days ever, being knighted by the queen. >> proud to be british. wonderful day. >> reporter: later telling the "today" show -- >> i was just nervous as usual, like anyone goes through those things. >> reporter: then there were the concerts, his chance to honor her, like at the quee

that's your garvey, no one fabio collect the beatles as they are currently the most successful weapon for preventing future locust plagues that bonnie lou over arlene, this is a delay. it's eggs in the hole where the locusts have their egg salad, that when the beat love, i eat the locusts eggs they live, they live. we try to capture as many beatles as possible and places where they're not needed federal and used to where we lead their health out only over magole to national or international the meno. in 2021 sardine as regional government made a plan to combat the locust plagues. this includes an app for reporting swarms, organic pesticides, and farmers being required to plow their land even now gabino and fabio are working hard so that next summer their native island will be spared from the insects noon. there's a different stretch to farm land over on sardinia, neighboring island of sicily, farmers are selling valuable crop land to make way for solar plants and wind farms . that's good news. we're italy's renewable energy targets, but it's jeopardizing the regions. we tease the area

it was on the front page of papers around the world, everywhere, lennon breaks up the beatles and stuff that. we called it "lennon remembers." later on john called it "lennon regrets." >> jann, good morning. "rolling stone" is so iconic, now it's hard to remember that there was a time when you started this magazine at 21 years old where you had no, as you said, no money, no business plan, and no real ambition about it. you just wanted to write about music. when did it explode for you and become something else and say this is going to be my life's work and we're going to expand beyond music and look into politics and the world? >> well, the declaration we were going to go into politics and to big things started fairly early. fairly early on, we had the altamont story and the charles manson story. we did both those things and won the national magazine award, our first ever, doing that when it was like in 1970, i believe. but i guess there was a point came where the financial exigencies became overwhelming and i had to look at myself and think to myself what do i really want to do as a car

it's the perfect piece of beatles memorabilia. can't even buy one letter of one of the names. are you kidding me? if someone wants to buy it and gift it to us, that would be wonderful. i'd be willing to accept it as a gift. >> or buy the letter p. >> i would like one of the faces, one of the caricatures. >> chip it out for us. >> why not? >> it's so great to have you with us this morning. >> thank you. "new day" continues right now. >>> america's closestally getting a new leader moments ago. good morning to viewers in the u.s. and around the world. it is monday, september 5th. i'm brianna keilar with john berman. >> britain's conservative party just named liz truss as the next prime minister succeeding boris johnson after a series of scandals. this comes at a precarious time for that country. >> cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson is live for us in london on this big day with big moment. >> reporter: liz truss has given us a taste of what to expect. she's not prime minister until tomorrow. she'll fly out to scotland

becoming the most successful british pop act since the beatles, their debut album, spices, still the best selling by a female group in history, i think a good little spice girls routine to learn is stop. yeah excellent. okay, so we go. stop right now. thank you very much and need somebody with the humans. hey you alwys on the run. gotta slow it down, baby. you gotta have sound. all idea. great spice girls introduced the world to girl power. it was really the making of us, and i think individuality which we really celebrated with something else that appealed to people. it wasn't until after she went solo in 1999 with hits like i turned to her first album that melt finally addressed her anorexia and depression that she had been struggling with through the spice mania. years. i was embarrassed. i was ashamed. i was isolated, and i know sadly, there are many people out there who suffer with similar things. and i want this book to, you know, to be of comfort to people, but through it all, and always by her side, her spice girls were back on stage just before the pandemic. victoria's sadly

once started playing, but now it’s not about the beatles, but about ukrainian music, which unexpectedlynce from some secret forces in germany and are starting to cancel our concerts under such a guide that ukrainians are fascists and fascists cannot sing in their native language . sing your songs. we all understand where the legs grow from? tennis legend roger federer announces his retirement the final tournament will be the lever cup in the competition will be held in london from 23 to 25 september. according to the 41-year-old athlete. health no longer allows him to perform at the same level for the last 3 years. he has suffered several serious injuries and surgeries in professional tennis. roger federer made his debut in 1998 and set many records. he is the winner of twenty grand slam tournaments at 36 years old became the oldest first racket in the world and stayed at the top for more than four and a half years. gazprom neft at the eleventh st. petersburg international gas forum presented innovative developments for the extraction of hard-to-recover oil reserves, one of the first te

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about the same time as the beatles. romaine: there you go. as an american who is so wedded to that franchise, it is interesting to see how the franchise has adapted to the idea that it is not the empire it once was. i know what we see in pop culture does not necessarily -- reality, but there are parallels. not just the queen, but some of the institutions that represent british culture addressing the elephant in the room. >> yes. this is just purely a personal view, speaking as a british person, i very much like the idea that britain could live with not being -- not being a power, or superpower. and could instead be happy with being a prosperous, open society with the wonderful, vibrant culture that could actually assimilate people in a way that works excitingly. that was a version of britain that i personally loved. romaine: is that working? >> no. romaine: brexit was essentially a referendum on that. >> precisely. we don't need to relitigate the economics of brexit. the decision to leave or the reason people voted to leave europe had little

recibiÓ a los beatles tres veces. han muerto dos de ellos.nes sentimentales de sus hijos y nietos, la imagen de la reina siempre fue considerada ajena a toda controversia. >> la parte mÁs difÍcil para charles quedÓ resuelta por la propia reina. en su jubileo dijo que querÍa ver a la duquesa camila de reina. esto era un tema que le molestaba a mucha gente. elyangelica: el prÍncipe carlos gran parte de las tareas de la reina desde antes de su fallecimiento, pero han habido nubes grises en su mandato. ha recibido muchas crÍticas por su distanciamiento de diana de galesÑ. enviudÓ en 2021 tras la muerte del duque de edimburgo. no asistiÓ a parte del festejo del jubileo de platino debido a problemas de movilidad. su Última apariciÓn fue durante el recibimiento de la nueva primera ministra de inglaterra, liz truss, a quien por cierto, rompiendo la tradiciÓn, recibiÓ en balmoral y no en buckingham, como lo habÍa hecho con sus 14 antecesores. hoy la vencedora de cientos de obstÁculos se ha ido para siempre fÍsicamente, pero su legado vivirÁ en la hist

you think about the beatles for example, that was in her lifetime, she would have seen what the beatlese able to do in the world. to unite people, that is some of your best diplomacy right there. trey: century wo worth of life and take two pictures with you. >> also she had 30 dogs in her life, that sounds great. trey: i thought about you when i heard about her love for dogs, you have a lot in common. >> i'm just like the queen. trey: maybe you should be the queen. >> i'll be the 89 queen of mid morning with bill hemmer. trey: that sounds fantastic. dana thank you for sharing your reflections on the queen. >> you bet. trey: up next, a few things capture our attention like a nuclear threat. how worried should we be? national security military and international relations expert dr. rebecca grant will join "sunday night in america" next. allergies don't have to be scary. flonase sensimist stops your body from overreacting to allergens with a non-drowsy, ultra-lightweight mist. psst psst...flonase. all good! ♪ lisa here, has had many jobs. she's worked in retail during the holidays. as a ba

continent disappears, it is the charm that no longer exists and will not be that great britain with the beatlestheater or the genius of deakins, who, by the way, almost 200 years ago wrote the mission of america to vulgarize the universe and in response to the proposal deprive russians of the schengen visa. i can only say one thing, this is the russia of the lord dear must be earned, and the unfortunate opportunity to eat a croissant on a chansereza, and in addition to what i just said to those who suffer from schengen. i want to show one video, which, by the way, was very liked by foreigners too. in russia there is no. if you break into someone else's house, you will be evicted. monuments that do not fit into the new agenda are not demolished in russia. for 30 years, rubber bullets have not been used in russia to disperse rallies. if you steal. after all, people wash with their whole body and even take a bath. what kind of insane waste is this? in russia there is no source fund, there are no colorful ukrainian performances. i'm sorry, you can't end the career of an actor you don't like, becaus

kristen: i will have to find out what it is we are mishearing in the beatles song.s comprehend exactly what the words are. and then you are singing the wrong words for years until some he says, that's not what that is. mike: i understand back in the 1960's and 1970's when musicians did put the lyrics in the albums and there was no google. nowadays? >> for a long time, they did put the lyrics on everything. kristen: our producer just told me the answer. instead of "i can't hide," people think it is "i get high." >> people hear what they want to hear. larry: like, what is an album? [laughter] i am too young. i just download and stream. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with

so there is no division in the beatles which we follow. now that the bodies in there. and they have never die -- well gone -- basic principles of fin. the head of the in grease the combustion efficiency by providing proper here. that is through the chimney and the hood. when more all season is coming in the combustion efficiency in grease is? third in please go to hedonism. in this the emission process get so what within two of us. most of the system has been around for fifteen years a tiny amount of time when it comes to taking on a centuries old tradition. with more news and now beginning to consider it seriously. promote has just cremated his father. you do you have to have no marks the country is sitting -- yet offer matanya cafe listed on that. if we fail hi everybody. a tremendously. you can feel it in the family. a chance. to the trend of color that key is unique film co estelar king of monsters are they admit that it. includes men look like on the moon -- applied to this -- federal safety disorganized. eagle commission pies currently host up to seven cremation

i did not know about the existence of queen and the beatles and the rolling stones, but when i myselfttes in the store, and i saw christina aguilera. she looked like. she says she can't sleep. i thought, probably, but it will also sing as much as i like, it was 10 days for me to figure it out especially and i put the cassette on, went my hands in the middle of the road to the bath and stopped. turned back sat down and around this tape recorder. i spent probably three hours just flipping this cassette as another one ends. i just got stuck there. i found myself in my profession, definitely. i love what i do very much, but i have a feeling that something is holding me back, and i want to break right through. blimey! wow! wow, here you are, please. i have goosebumps guys. i have goosebumps just from the exit from her dear experts. my name is yulia mitishova. i feel like there is energy everywhere. especially in music. i want to share it with you. i hope, i believe that you will support me. the view is certainly not to be forgotten. it seems to me she is set just to defeat the whole hundre

three quarters of them saw her with their own eyes population but in the 60s, in the days of the beatles, the social mood began to change ; in the tape, the royal family showed how the queen works and rests in the circle of the family, the 80th for the queen and her family began with great hopes, the wedding of prince charles and the young lady diana spencer in july 1981 seemed to be a moment of hope for the future when the marriage began to collapse it happened in public the couple's divorce was announced in 1992, but the worst was yet to come, the death of the already divorced diana, princess of wales, in a car accident in paris in august 1997 was a shocking blow to the monarchy, the queen remained in scotland with princes william and harry after diana's death, caring for her grandchildren was a priority for her, but to the grieving crowds outside buckingham palace and elsewhere, it seemed as if the royal family did not care. the queen returned to buckingham palace for the first time, giving the impression that she had lost an emotional connection with her people. the next few years we

started playing, but now we will not talk about the beatles, but about ukrainian music, which unexpectedlyny they are already starting to cancel our concerts under such auspices that ukrainians are fascists, meanwhile, the czech media warn ukraine kazan are hunting pimps , the police do not intervene, how to save them from slavery , human rights activists, i don’t know yet, the arrest gave birth to 200 there. the entire operation was planned by the us military leadership, the conclusions of analysts that confirm the revelation of one of the foreign mercenaries boris maksudov studied the facts and confessions. to a published hour-long interview with a polish action movie detailed story, what paths the mercenaries get to ukraine how is the selection going on and what battles he himself has been in, the impression is that the polish army is fighting at all, if it weren’t for poland this is a war, the quote could look completely different, which explains a lot the revelation of an ordinary mercenary named yurok sounds quite convincing, the polish subject hiding behind the mask in a simple and

coronation in 1953, but by the time they first laid eyes on each other in 1965, paul was with the beatlesnd a megastar the queen gave the band one of the highest honors in england for the arts over the years their packets cr crossing again in 1990, one of the best days ever, crowned by the queen, later telling the "today" show. >> i was just nervous as usual like anyone who goes through those things. >> reporter: then there were the concerts, his chance to honor her, like the queen's jubilee in 1992, and her diamond jubilee a decade later their visits over the years punctuated by warm conversation and mutual respect. >> we're kind of in a way soulmates. >> reporter: something paul actually confessed on "abbey road" the song called "her majesty. he wasn't joking >> all right our thank togs tom for that report. >>> over the weekend the ongoing ukrainian counter offensive has put russian forces on retreat. more and more territory in ukraine's northeast is being liberated. the defense prime minister is denying claims of a retreat, instead saying they're reinforcing forces to the east the miss

there i also translated or did not even translate my own text for this or that beatles song, yes. for example, yesterday i didn’t understand yesterday what life is. that was the only breakthrough that it was impossible to be deprived of the state there in six months. it was mine. well, such a fate, then the time yesterday before me livelihood not only for myself, first of all for uh his admirers his viewers there, yes. well , you can feel it, you can feel it from the very beginning, that is, when the orchestra starts rehearsing you are already uh. well, at least i feel that the musicians like it or not? this is also very important, because you can force anyone to play any music, but so that it is with the soul and that it resonates with the hearts. viewers of this need to invest a lot of their own. here, first of all, of course, they look at the result. that is, you have to own it. it's just that no one will invite me a second time. well me too he himself gave some musical ideas there. so i even wrote lyrics, i don’t know where i took the guitar in my hands. this was my first step

it turned out that if all the normal beatles had some kind of push into the world to shorten.o, they sour. yes it wasn't called plagiarism then. this is a piece of pilina borrowing. by the way, we sang a lot of thieves' songs. i don't remember, i told you on the show. lyokha and i got to the thieves' raspberries. quite by accident we were brought there and left and left yes, and when we came to our senses we saw all this beauty and for some reason hung on the wall, kabuy, who can say that we are musicians. we are musicians, we play as a result. we managed an old song, and now the dark ribbon is strenuously. it's real. yes , i think enough with people. yesterday i dreamed me, dear girl, as never before, he was sad, drinking a black ribbon. at least thanks to this performance. you see you see us today. alexey romanov happy birthday lyosh thank you do different performers sing your songs well, as a rule they like it, but they ask permission, and when they ask permission. i like it even more. now there will be a white garik sukachev and, in my opinion, very good. garik is generall

a lot of debate but when you just start to understand who she saw who with yes from stalin to the beatlesgagarin was the first to go into space before neil, who was the first to stand on the moon, she is everyone's foot, and the second is very important. they know how many days off the queen had, how many one a year. she did not work on christmas, december 24 once a year she does not work, she takes a vacation, she eats every morning of the premiere, a red suitcase and a red boat for the queen, and everything that happens there, including intelligence, is the most secret, she probably knows all the spies, and in short, the amount of knowledge is huge and she works all day she has her own documents , her advisors are her own, if they can, they are close to this now, there is a privy council there, this is all this, and she works, this is a unique person in general, and two people in britain know absolutely everything, this is the prime minister and the same suitcase is lucky every morning and your majesty and she every day morning about review calls connect i will say that i have a persona

message about it, where he said he was faced with injustice from the club in hamburg, they say, the beatlesperformed on this stage found. starts with antifreeze start canceling our concerts under the auspices of the fact that ukrainians are fascists and fascists cannot sing in their native language and sing their own songs. well, we all understand where the legs grow from. naturally, the violin sees only one reason for the cancellation of the concert. the kremlin's long arms when they reached out to the musical policy of german clubs, although it is clear that this is most likely being discussed. they want to spoil their reputation with links to ukrainian nationalists. and here is another example of how a neo-nazi playlist can ruin a career in crimea, they check the city's technical school belogorsk, where one of the teachers arranged what the authorities of the republic call a treacherous musical performance by the students of the technical school. they complained that the teacher of russian language and literature included a ukrainian song in the audience and to do, of course, not in the

and national power economic goals are not the beatles eagles, national security, main goal is so the power competition between the countries. that's what's the pursuit. and these policies are not you know, hoster in the auto finance vehicle market. we roll out of our thomas vehicles now happening in both china and the us. the battle for tech supremacy. good. moving into the streets and from the streets to the sky is air attacks, eas, could be ready for take off in the foreseeable future management consultancy role. on burgers says that around 5000 of these airborne vessels could be in circulation by 2030 and by 2050. that number consort beyond 160000. our reporter miguel ads and hannah visited one company from munich here in germany. who wants a lift off or it's flying ferries before others can claim air supremacy. ah, this is the next big thing when it comes to getting a bounce. it's an electrically powered attack. see, and they could see me thousands like it in our skies. germans don't up. liam is competing with around a 100 companies worldwide to develop the best technology and be

in october 1965, she invited the beatles to buckingham palace. in 2002, she celebrated her 50th anniversary on the throne with a rock concert . as if she is the same as us during her reign the queen managed to change the laws of succession they have been in force for over 300 years the decision was made in 2011 during such a stubborn summit then it was supported by the leaders 16 countries from the commonwealth since then, the right to the throne will inherit the firstborn of the duke and duchess , regardless of gender, the idea that the youngest son should become the monarch instead of the eldest daughter simply because he is a man contradicts the modern country that we have become under the reign of queen elizabeth ii from the royal the charter removed the ban on the marriage of the monarch with a roman catholic, the conditions for concluding a marriage with divorced partners were also simplified, the monarch probably agreed to something different after the divorce of her son, prince charles, from the princess let me remind you that elizabeth h

jubilee from ears of corn in the yard of winsor castle her eldest son prince charles honored her beatleall representative this torch as it lights others across the country will symbolize the love and affection that is planned throughout the country and in the commonwealth throughout her reign the queen emphasized by her words and actions how important her duty is to her as she received leader after leader ambassador after ambassador guest after guest there was no hint of fatigue even after she had been on her feet for several hours straight in her familiar heels she had wonderful memory and sincere interest of the people with whom she spoke with perseverance and determination. she continued to fulfill her powers and during these decades when the world around her was changing, her name and face became symbols of the british monarchy and for generations of her subjects and for billions of people around the world and i would like to remind you that the funeral of queen elizabeth ii will take place on monday, september 19, and that's all we have time to talk about. today, look for a bigger

that's something that for youth culture in particular, can kick against ortiz or rebel against the beatles in the final song of their last album. that they recorded together abbey road. paul mccartney, gently river the, the monarch with his own majesty. and then in the seventy's, the sex pistols. god save the quote. you know, god save the queen and in the eighty's the smiths with a quite, quite always shocking album. title, the queen is dead, so it's kind of shows you how deeply but even in the fabric of culture pop culture, the life of the royals is almost out of time. but what do you think will they have cultural legacy on it? that's i think it's vast, but as the funeral takes place, even in her death, we'll see this theater in the patch and tree of her funeral like the weddings in the fuels before hers really display what britain does amazingly brilliantly it stages these national shows that show her and what she meant people, the color that has inspired many film directors go on the record saying when i saw the coronation, that was what you know, put me in mind of what images can do an

agro-farm where urban residents are invited to live, in my opinion in italy but it was a long time ago a beatlespain and then in our suburbs i immediately appreciated this wonderful idea, although it seemed to some wonderful milky will attract this wooden classic especially not in a relaxed pastime in nature. and with the need for farm work, muddy milking goats, cows, harvesting over time, those who have accepted and mastered this type of recreation become more and more for many, the main factor in life is increasingly becoming its environmental friendliness. so for this very ecology, only in such places you need to go. farm food, air worthy not on exhaust gases, but on meadow grasses. living conditions here are quite comfortable and also exceptionally environmentally friendly. in general, lovers of a healthy lifestyle. take note. by the way , from moscow here 5 hours of the road, and from smolensk and only an hour. who is there on kurgan 1812 borodino today on the first, children really like toast, a lot of pieces fruit and berry jams, tastier, watch out for buses. it has comprehended. this is

fbi did monitor, it did keep tabs on certain individuals, high—profile pop stars, rock stars, the beatles well. in fact, john lennon, jimi hendrix as well. infact, interestingly, jimi hendrix actually opened for the monkees on a few occasions. looking back now, it seems an unlikely combination but he actually opened for them. the monkees were at the centre of this very sort of controversial atmosphere at the time, clearly an anti—war sentiment in the country. yes, you're right. quite a weird mash up there. i was thinking of voodoo child and how that might work with the monkees. this was during the 1967 tour. there were other bands that were more vocal and overtly so about the vietnam war, for example. so why was it that the monkees in particular garnered the attention of fbi informants? that is the question and there's a lot of mystery surrounding this. now, there were some lyrics in the monkees songs that if you analyse them perhaps they did have an anti—war sentiment. there is one, the last — one which is about a man who is going to an army base who is wondering if he will ever go home

super hero "blue beatle."to talk about being in the new season of "cobra kai," which is streaming right now on netflix. >> she said she wanted to talk to me. >> what did she say exactly? >> "we should talk tonight." >> what? it says we should talk. brother, you're in deep. >> the last time we spoke we had a huge fight. >> "we should talk "is code for "i want to break up." not necessarily. she's big on communication. maybe sam actually does want to talk. >> we need more information. we should send a trial balloon. something that puts the ball in her court. please welcome xolo mariduena. ( applause ) >> trevor: xolo mariduena, welcome to the show. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> trevor: it's so good to have you here. you are experiencing a trajectory that few people have ever experienced. obviously, people love you on "cobra kai." every outlet from e. news to every publication online is you are the it guy. i think i read somewhere that they said you are the internet's boyfriend. >> the internet's boyfr

developed that we were refused a club in which we had to perform, almost not the same one where the beatles performed. contract, then we agree with another club, we make an announcement that we in this club perform differently to this club, people immediately come, agree, and so on, and so on, four clubs during the day, then we negotiate for the ukrainian church in the ukrainian church. they also threaten they did and this uh-uh-uh ukrainian church was attacked and even on this one, it's all us. it's just not that much time, all this shows that the enemy really understands the power of our music. god understands music from this and is very afraid of it, very afraid in fact and we did it as follows: alternative alternative rock in the 60s or alternative discotheques are being made, we agreed with a new club and did not announce the name of the club and in an hour to all the people who joined we just bought tickets they sent this club and on the 15th we still played a concert, we collected funds and the funds will soon be sent from the right to the okhmatdit hospital, i thank you for this mat

it also helped blast the genre into the mainstream, a hard beatle by doing. what can i and coolio knew what he was wrapping about. he rose up from a troubled youth of gangs and crack cocaine addiction. his success he credited to his christian faith. god gave us the ability to be able to, to do these different things. and you know, to rab julio, took west coast hip hop to a new level, but widespread assumptions that hip hoppers were violent criminals meant that he still found himself on the defensive. i was way back in to a by year that's a lawsuit by somebody that's a law so they can take money for me and i'm not in today. so most people in hip hop, they'll do that as people outside. and yet the artist did have the occasional legal trouble. in 1098, a german court convicted him for punching a shop owner. many years later he pleaded guilty for bringing a loaded gun to an airport. for years, coolio also struggled to land another hit as big as gangsters, paradise. he stayed in the limelight through reality tv and through ninety's themed concert tours. just befor

there i also translated or did not even translate my own text for this or that beatles song, yes.mple, there, yesterday i didn’t understand yesterday, or something, in my state of mind. it couldn't be there. so it was mine. well, such a fate of that time yesterday has long been alive, not only for itself, first of all for uh, its admirers of its spectators there, yes. well , you can feel it, you can feel it from the very beginning, that is, when the orchestra starts rehearsing, are you already eh? well at least i feel like the musicians like it or not? it is also very important to force anyone to play any music, but so that it is with the soul and that it resonates with the heart. viewers of this need to invest a lot of their own. here, first of all, of course, they look at the result. that is, you have to own it. it's just that no one will invite you a second time. well, in yashan. there he gave some musical ideas. so i even wrote lyrics, i don’t know where i took the guitar in my hands. this was my first step. my mother told me, let it always be so. what thank god that i have su

but as the 19505 gave way to the swinging �*60s of the beatles, attitudes started to change, old certaintiesnd out of touch. elizabeth was always cautious about change, but shrewd enough to recognise that the monarchy needed to move with the times. on some matters, though, she showed a less certain touch. when a coal tip in aberfan collapsed onto a school, killing 116 children, elizabeth was urged to visit the village. initially, she declined. she finally went to aberfan eight days after the disaster. although a supremely dutiful monarch, she found public emotion difficult to handle. her sense of duty also at times interfered with her family role. her son and heir charles had been a sensitive child who found his mother's absences difficult and wounding. and her husband philip was a restless man who sometimes found his role as consort frustrating. on one occasion, the palace had to deny rumours that the marriage was in difficulty. in fact, it was a partnership from which elizabeth was to derive great strength and reassurance. in the early �*60s, they had two more children — prince andrew, bor

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it's the beatles versus the barrowlands.h have previous with the contest, liverpool's sonya coming second in 1993... glasgow's lulu winning in 1969. and glasgow's rikki peebles, who represented the uk in 1987, is thrilled by his hometown making the final two. i'm delighted, actually. if it comes here, i'll be in the front row, hopefully, to just enjoy it. your memories of that night? i've played to something like 300 million people in one night, one night. that floored me because some artists don't get that in a lifetime. in liverpool, this is how the news was broken. why should liverpool over glasgow host the eurovision song contest next year? what have we got that the glaswegians ain't? people in the city are delighted. i think it'd be great in terms i of local industry and i think it'd do brilliantly for so manyj local independent shops, getting more business in. my ex—boyfriend used to love eurovision. we went on our first year anniversary and he made me watch it in the hot tub. i'm notjoking. oh, my god. it's going to b

hamburg, germany, or on friday, and there is such a legendary intro club there, where it seems that the beatlesouldn't. there was a rented room, but the owner of the venue said that ukrainian bands are fascists. broke the agreement with them, well, at least that's the official explanation, probably someone from the russian, uh, grateful audience of russians living in germany whispered something or wrote some kind of clause, i don't know anymore, but the concert was it was officially canceled and the violin said something about it ukrainian music unexpectedly began to receive resistance from secret forces in germany , they are starting to cancel our concerts under the auspices that ukrainians are fascists and fascists cannot sing in their native language and sing their songs, we understand where the feet come from and unfortunately here the germans seem to be on the side of the ukrainians, but the clubs do not comply with the contracts and we cannot get into these clubs , the leader of the vv band oleg skrypka and andriyu commented on the situation, what to do, how to break germany like this a s

there i also translated or did not even translate my own text for this or that beatles song, yes.ay i did not understand what life is. that was the only breakthrough, or something, in my state of mind. it couldn't have been like that for six months. it was mine. well, such is the fate of that time, unfortunately, love writes not only for himself, first of all for his admirers, his viewers there, yes. well, you can feel it, you can feel it from the very beginning, that is, when the orchestra starts rehearsing you are already uh. well at least i feel what do the musicians like it or not? this is also very important, because you can force anyone to play any music, but in order for it to be with the soul and for it to resonate in the hearts of the audience, you need to invest a lot of your own. here, first of all, of course, they look at the result. that is, you have to own it. it's just that no one will invite you a second time. well, i myself submitted some musical ideas there. so i even wrote lyrics, i don’t know where i took the guitar in my hands. this was my first step. my mothe