beyonce's album "black is king" featured african artists from across the continent.tistry from afro pop, reggae and other musicians. >> we had a collective voice that are all promoted at the same time. it has so much more, it was bigger than just the music. >> reporter: america has been the chief exporter of global pop for decades, but it's a bit late to the afrobeats game. >> as black people, we've always known that black culture, black people are not a monolith. and this, the rise of afrobeats, is really surfacing all the different diverse experiences. >> reporter: afrobeats made its festival debut in the u.s. this past october after musicians from across the globe came to sacramento, california for "lost in rhythm", which drew thousands of music lovers. >> i think afrobeats is the new pop. pop music is popular music. it's music that everyone loves, right? it's like a nigerian food that everyone loves. it's amazing and people deserve to hear it. >> just makes you want to move and groove. >> and on this friday, that's exactly what you need. friday polka is next. ♪ ♪

she became a deeply respected figure. >> beyonce!sales that they were totally oblivious to the new generation that didn't think music was something you had to pay for. >> using a pc to download music is one of the hottest of today's computer trends. that has the recording companies up in arms and heading to court. at the center of their dispute is a music sharing internet service known as napster. >> in the late '90s and early 2000s the music industry grew complacent. people had come to them and said you have to start investing in the technology that comes after the compact disc. and they just refused to do it. >> some of rock 'n' roll's bad boys are picking a fight this morning with the internet site napster.com. >> the lawsuits began when metallica heard on the radio a song that they hadn't released yet. ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey, ♪ >> metallica was like, what? ♪ ♪ it's time i disappeared ♪ >> april 14th metallica filed a lawsuit against napster for basically encouraging people to steal and trade our music illegally. >> we started this thi

. >> it's beyonce. [ cheers and applause ] i just love the way beyonce talks. it's so wonderful. the movie but that's what i assume she sounds like. >> jimmy: you didn't see "lion king"? >> sure didn't, no. >> jimmy: you're doing an impression of beyonce not singing but speaking? >> speaking, i love her speaking voice. "jay, where are the children?" [ cheers and applause ] "thank you, thank you so much for being here." t's like, oh, okay. i love the way she sounds. >> jimmy: there's a little singing in her voice when she speaks. >> a little bit, uh-huh. it goes up and down. she's the best. do you know her? >> jimmy: you know what, i wouldn't say i know her, but i've had her on the show and she's lovely. >> invite me back when she's there. >> jimmy: she won't come back. >> what did you do to her? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you want to know? she saw me in my underpants. [ laughter ] >> oh. >> jimmy: yeah, that's not a joke. [ laughter ] so -- okay, you've got the standup. i'm thinking about this appearing in front of beyonce in my underpants, which was humiliating. >> i'm sorry i made

does not mean i do not like beyonce. -- oprah winfrey acquired a billion dollars without shaking her rump. does not mean i do not like beyonce. biden has done such a decent job , why don't we leave that man alone? get behind him as our president? host: jason will take the questions. why cannot republicans and democrats get along and what do republicans not like about nancy pelosi and hillary clinton? guest: this is the mystery of the ages. a lot of it comes down to money. the unfortunate reality on politics is the more money you raise for your campaign and causes the more powerful you will be. the thing that is raising a loan money is demonizing the other side. dealing with the aftermath of the death of bob dole, this was an inherently decent man, he was a partisan man. he was fighting for republican priorities. he knew what to form alliances with democrats in a way that was good for the public. there are so people like bob dole left in congress. they are outnumbered. -- there are people like bob dole left in congress. t

rice witherspoon's hello sunshine sold for $900 million and beyonce and taylor swift are making money world what one of the most powerful women in the world wear that is an over $32,000 gucci outfit >> and she'll probably never wear again >> oh, my goodness >>> charley brown and the peanuts gang are back for a new holiday special. >> i'm going to throw a party and you're going to help >> what i just get myself into >> everyone can dress up and be on time. and good manners only. >> no charley brown christmas tree here. it follows lucy as she tries to throw the ultimate new year's eve bash it appears on apple tv plus today. >>> on the 10th day of december, krispy kreme gave to plea donuts krispy kreme gave dozens if you buy a dozen, you get a second doeson for a buck rewards members can access the deal starting today. yeah yeah pretty good. healthier is seeing a healthcae pro whenever you may need one. doctor: the fever should break... or...trying to. ♪♪ ♪ this is what healthier looks like ♪ >>> right now at 4:30, a long road to recovery. a san francisco activist who has worked to keep

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it was like i was trying to buy my immune system beyonce tickets.e still dealing with the pandemic, but as the world reopened, we had to take on other challenges as well. and that included taking care of our mental health. this year, it felt that the conversation about mental health has been destigmatized. that's thanks in part to people like naomi osaka and simone biles, who spoke out about their own struggles. they both showed how important it is to put your mental health first. because if simone biles can take a mental health day from the olympics, you can cancel those catch-up drinks with your friend you haven't seen in three years. in fact, i'll let you in on a little secret. ( whispers ) they want to cancel, too. another step people took toward healing this year was searching for a better work-life balance, because 2021 made people reconsider work: do you have to work in person, or can you stay remote? is it time to look for something new? if you do go back, can you pull off being a "hat person" from now on? i say, if the pandemic made you a k

mckenzie basis, oprah or beyoncÉ? >> beyoncÉ? kennedy: all my god, you now have five points.ou're getting the diamond encrusted one. last question. which of these rich and shameless revealed habit of spending 30,000 dollars a month on wine? courtney cox, johnny depp or bernie gumbel? >> johnny depp. kennedy: he is. un ned. you know, i'll talk to our esteemed writers and see if i can't get to the bottom of it because this collective is failing. >> i support your writers, i don't know what ned is doing here. kennedy: which of these rich and shameless product town in georgia for $20 million? kevin spacey, or steve jobs? >> i'm telling you, i know who it was, it was kim basinger. kennedy: you guys all tied. where's the beef? you guys can share beef custody? a couple weeks here and there, split amongst yourself -- >> it can start with hannah and then ned. kennedy: you become the power trouble. i would appreciate your nuptial so congrats to all of you. [laughter] ned, kevin, hannah, great job. thank you. >> thanks, kennedy. kennedy: coming up, then aflac reminding the world is a sl

my mama would be, like, megan, what would beyonce do?cma award for new artist of the year goes to -- >> jimmie allen. >> after ten years of being here, living in my car, living in a trailer, and working every job, this is amazing. >> reporter: not only has he broken through in the world of country music, but jimmie was nominated for a grammy award for best new artist. >> i was working day in and day out to take all of my dreams and all of my ideas and make them a reality. in the midst of then being told by people that the ideas i have will never work, but here we are. and they worked. ♪ freedom was a highway ♪ >> thanks to juju for that. wwbd. what would beyonce do? that's going to be a fun special. i have a piece coming up about celebs caught in controversy from 2021. a lot to look forward to. the annual primetime special "the year" with robin roberts premiers tonight at 9:00 on abc. you can stream it next day on hulu. >>> coming up, the "gma" gives back finale. the huge surprise for a teen who is a hero in his community. announcer: bui

reigned supreme with beyonce nabbing her 28th grammy. adele. her album "30" becomes the fastest-selling album of the year, besting every other title in just three days. >> i think all day people are going to be going -- that's all you are going to hear. >> reporter: after a six-year absence, fans can't get enough of adele. as roughly 10 million people tuned in to her cbs special, which included a concert and oprah interview. >> i'm -- i'm nearing my goal of, like, finding my happiness. >> reporter: and as if that weren't enough, adele announced a 2022 vegas residency. becoming the hottest ticket on the strip. number five. the "jeopardy" host controversy. after a high-profile search for alex trebek's replacement -- >> a fun final jeopardy. >> jeopardy hired its own executive producer. >> who is mike richards? the answer to the question is no longer the host of j"jeopardy." >> but then, mike richard's past incidents and comments on a podcast resurfaced. richards stepped down and apologized but the backlash continued and less than two weeks

with beyonce nabbing her 28th grammy, a record for a female artist.easy on me, baby ♪ >> reporter: her album "30" becomes the fastest selling album of the year, besting every other title in just three days. >> i think all day people will be going -- that's all you're going hear. >> reporter: after a six-year absence fans can't get enough of adele. as roughly 10 million people tuned in to her cbs special which included a concert and an oprah interview. >> i'm nearing my goal of like finding my happiness. >> reporter: and if that weren't enough, adele announced a 2022 vegas residency, becoming the hottest ticket on the strip. number five. the "jeopardy!" host controversy. after a high-profile search for alex trebek's replacement. >> welcome to "jeopardy!" >> reporter: "jeopardy enhired its own executive producer. >> who is mike richard? the answer to the question is no longer the host of "jeopardy!" >> reporter: but then mike richards past incidents from another show and comments on a podcast resurfaced. richards stepped down and apologized, but the bac

beyonce maybe but kanye -- >> right.nce. those are for -- okay, i don't want to get you in trouble. i don't want to get you fired. you're just engaged, about to get married, don't want to mess up the household. look, eugene, it's not about potentially stealing biden votes. the daily beast reports the kanye 2020 campaign committee didn't even report paying some of these republican advisers and used an odd abbreviation for another -- moves which campaign finance experts say appear designed to mask the association between gop operatives and them campaign and could constitute a violation of federal laws. eugene, it's clear republicans wanted to hide their connections to kanye. but, come on, i remember during the campaign and i'm sure you did, too, we all knew. we all been done knew this was going on, right? >> right. i mean the reporting in this story makes it pretty clear it's possible even kanye didn't know this was happening, there were republicans within the campaign. and what's really, really interesting i think trying

. >> even beyonce in recent years war that banana scare. -- nana skirt -- banana skirt.hat was she so famous? that's i think this kind of energy, generosity, and a way of being single with a sexy body and nice face, she had a charm, unique. >> by the 1940's, as an established star, josephine baker embarked on her most daring mission yet -- she became a spy for the french resistance. >> [speaking foreign language] >> when the germans and nazis were invading france, she decided to cooperate with the directive because she was feeling that france had given her so much, she had to give back and fight the racism and anti-semitism, so she decided to hide in the castle and become a kind of secret agent. >> as she was a star, she had access to embassies where they were -- where there were key people, and she was able to collect information for the intelligence. >> [speaking foreign language] >> normally, french people sign up with resistance right at the start of the work in 1939. >>ere you there when she received france's highest metal, the legion of honor? >> yes, but i was fiv

but anyone who knows you work with beyonce as well as your own album, your own work shows.e star and you be also be the collaborator which is so important in creativity. thrilled to have you debut on "the beat." michael is a long-time msnbc guest. i'm going to let him lead. michael, what's on your fallback list? >> well, i'm thinking about the fact that one that better fall back is big oil companies. we've got new information this week, you and i and our viewers knew this, but new evidence that big oil for years has been deceiving the public about how bad the climate crisis is. all i would say is if there are circles of hell in american society, probably one of the worst circles of hell should go -- should be used by a trusted corporation, or a trusted leader, or a trusted public figure of another sort who lies to the public in a way that hurts society. this has really hurt society. and as you know, we've talked about this, ari. i've got two sons who are in their 20s. when they were growing up, i said one of the best things you can learn is which information you get on the

created by the artist whose work includes beyonce's "formation" tour and the weekend super bowl halftime lungs. what do the mirrors represent? >> the mirrors represent our art, our reflection, ourself, our experience with nature, our experience in the world, a visual journey. >> reporter: that message may take a back seat in the space that screams social media. but molly thinks that's a win too. >> i think instagram is a really important tool to get people to come, get people to feel like they see an image, they want to do it themselves. it gets them in here. >> are you seeing people appreciate art who you otherwise normally wouldn't? >> 100%. people who caome, we call them experience eaters, they come from everywhere. families, couples, it's really exciting. >> reporter: places like super glue are looking to take their experiences to all corners of the globe. >> that is the idea with the financial model, when artists start making a revenue share, when the works have been around a little bit and they travel and all the production is paid back on them. >> reporter: it's expensive. unlike

chimamanda ngozi adichie became famous when her tedtalk "we should all be feminist" was featured in beyoncelanguages. in an exclusive interview for the bbc�*s 100 women series, the nigerian writer talks to catherine byaruhanga, about the responsibilities that come with being seen as an icon and also her newest book, which deals with the grief of losing her father last year. grieving is such a strange thing. and death itself is so final and so fundamentally on knowable that it feels like trying to make your way through this very dark, deep hole, and that desire to not feel alone. so i found it a bit confronting, and i have also found it confronting to hear about the stories of all the people who are grieving, it is just that feeling of not wanting to be utterly alone, like, this thing is horrible, but apparently it is a thing thatis but apparently it is a thing that is universal, there are people all over the world also going through this horrible thing and it makes you feel ever so slightly comforted. {line ever so slightly comforted. one ofthe ever so slightly comforted. one of the other—

know her from her 2012 ted talk we should all be feminists orfrom her words being sampled in the beyoncess but her books have been translated in over 30 languages. her newest essay deals with a very personal grief of losing her father. her mother also unexpectedly died in the past year. she tells us why she has chosen to be so open about this time in her life. i also ask her about the controversial comments she has made about trans women in the past and we discuss how she copes with the very public consequences of being one of nigeria's most famous voices. chimamanda ngozi adichie, thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us here on the bbc�*s 100 women season. thank you. we are just going to start off talking about how a lot of our audience might have come across you and especially with the we should all be feminist ted talk from ten years ago, almost. how do you reflect on those days now and how would you say your thoughts have perhaps changed since 2012? it is interesting. i have not realised it has been that long. my view of feminism are still really the same which is that i

that does not mean i do not like beyonce. host: bob, do you want to get your comment in? caller: my comment is joe biden asked his wife, i think he lost his son. he does such a decent job, got us out of afghanistan. why do not they leave that man alone and he behind him as our president? host: jason dick will take the questions. why cannot democrats and republicans get along and -- it along? guest: this is the mystery of the ages. a lot of it comes down to money. the inversion of in politics is the art money rates for campaigns and causes, the more powerful you will be. right now, the thing raising a lot of money is emed icing the other side. -- demonizing the other side. the aftermath of bob dole, this was an inherently decent man. this was a artisan man, no bones about him being a republican leader, but he also knew when to form alliances with democrats in a way that was good for the public. there are still people like dole left in congress, but they are outnumbered by loud, poisonous voices looking to demonize others. in terms of people like hillary clinton and nancy p

she is an artist and stage designer who has also worked on olympic ceremonies and on tour sets for beyoncelations for that what does it mean to you to receive this honour? , ., ., , , it mean to you to receive this honour? , ,, ~ , honour? oh my goodness. as if it wasn't enough — honour? oh my goodness. as if it wasn't enough to _ honour? oh my goodness. as if it wasn't enough to have _ honour? oh my goodness. as if it wasn't enough to have the - honour? oh my goodness. as if itj wasn't enough to have the honour honour? oh my goodness. as if it i wasn't enough to have the honour of being invited to represent the uk and the world expo to then receive this further honour is very humbling and incredibly exciting. it means an enormous lot. the uk has been heavily featured at the world expo since 1851, the first expo but has never appointed a woman to design the pavilion since 1851. it's an enormous honour even just to the pavilion since 1851. it's an enormous honour evenjust to be appointed to design it in the first place. appointed to design it in the first lace. �* , ,., , ., appointed to de

>> beyonce is the gift that keeps on giving all year round, christmas every year really. i want to just plug my other favorite christmas movie which my mom reminded me of because i had this on loop when i was growing up and that was definitely "how the grinch stole christmas." i love, love that. i love its message that people can change. that kick make different choices. and that love and the spirit of christmas really can conquer all. so shoutout to the grinch, and of course i'm referring to the cartoon which you all are seeing. yes, they did a remake. i'm not in favor of remaking everything, and the grinch that stole christmas, the original 1966 version, which i was not here for when it came out, i just want to refocus that while we're plugging -- trying to guess my age, you know, it don't crack. so yeah, i love how the grinch stole christmas so much. it just makes me feel very warm and happy so shoutout to whoville. >> yeah. and you know what else, michael harriot, this one is more recent but it's "the best man holiday." it was not as good as the first one but the char

one of the foremost publishers, _ beyonce who is speaking.t the abusive nature, the criminal nature of this case. julian exposed the crimes of cia torturers and killers, and now we know that those cia killers were planning to kill him as well. how can this court, how can these courts approve an extradition request under these conditions? how can they accept an extradition to the country that plotted to killjulian, that plotted to kill a publisher because of what he published. this goes to the fundamentals of press freedom and of democracy. we will fight. every generation has an epic fight to fight and this is ours because julian represents the fundamentals of what it means to live in a free society, of what it means to have press freedom, what it means more journalist to do theirjobs without being afraid of spending the rest of their lives in prison. the uk imprisons journalists, their lives in prison. the uk imprisonsjournalists, they their lives in prison. the uk imprisons journalists, they are imprisoning julian on behalf of a foreign powe

he took me to see beyonce. [ laughter ] he bought me a bike off of craigslist.days i finally had the marriage i always wanted. >> if you're filthy, the lower you go, the funnier you better be, and i'll go with you. there's filth i absolutely adore. but if it's just all you have, then you shouldn't be here. >> girls grow up so fast. it's like they don't have childhoods anymore. they're sexualized so early, you know? a girlfriend of mine has a little baby girl and i babysat her. i changed her diaper? totally shaved. 6 months old. >> it's always just about busting things that are taboo. unless you're brave enough to lose people, then why are you doing this? >> some people start off with friendly material and build up to the intense stuff later on. i like to just walk out there and do my most offensive joke first in the hope that the people who will go -- who are going to walk away in 40 minutes or walk out now, and we can actually enjoy ourselves. >> bill cosby. it turns out that bill cosby is a rapist. i know. i always used to watch him on the telly as kid and i a

but we're going to start popstart off with beyonce. the show features beyonce's three kids joined by her sister solange's son, jules, and introducing their grandma. >> let's talk about it ♪ ♪ tell me how you feel we can talk about it ♪ >> well, there you go. talks with mama tina is set to feature some pretty big guests, including tiffany haddish, sierra, starts streaming today on facebook watch. >> okay. >> next up, we have mariah carey. it is that time of year again when she tops all the radio charts it turns out that "all i want for christmas is you" is a big hit with humans and animals alike. check out what happens when mariah's two jack russell terriers hear her winding up for the chorus ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> i mean -- >> she's got to take them on the road with her, carson. >> seriously she sung that song so many times the animals can now sing along with her like she's snow white that's amazing very impressive. no surprise here, all i want for christmas recently made its way bill back to number one on the billboard

a beyonce something like that, alabama, louisiana, there you go. thank you. >> let me know when you want to go. >> you're from alabama. i'm from louisiana. i'm not a big fan of the roll tide. i am an lsu tiger. i still like kaitlan collins. >> we'll see how your new coach does. >> great. he's got a great accent, too. inside joke. google it. thank you. see you soon. >>> so we've got some real work to do in this country but the wing nut wing of the gop is trying to district us with endless trolling. we'll discuss that, next. >> i don't feel like talking about what the republicans aren't doing or are doing about the disgraceful, unacceptable behavior of their members. ne. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the linc

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you cannot hear where the prime says because completely overwhelmed, by the sound of beyoncÉ. >> everybodyt each other, every posting tweet and instagram he saw. people were arguing it -- just was very uneasy. >> and then? but the film call. >> my phone call around 8:45 am. i was in a man's bible study -- in doyle sound pennsylvania. >> hello? >> so i didn't answer. and then my phone immediately rang again. so excuse myself and walked outside. and it was a trump staffer. they were asking if we would be amenable to them having a press conference at the four seasons total landscaping. i just thought, why? not for >> 9:45, the deal was there. it's just insane out of all places. it's just here. >> we're landscaping company. we're ready ports in irrigation, seeding, flying. not press conferences! nce with downy. riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. all they need is a bike and a full tank of gas. their only friend? the open road. i have friends. [ chuckles ] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when yo

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so you cannot hear a word that pam says because it's complete overwhelmed by the sounds of beyonce. >erybody was fighting at each other. every post and tweet and instagram you saw, people were arguing it just was very uneasy. and then the phone call. >> my phone rang around 8:45 a.m. i was in a men's bible study in doylestown, pennsylvania. >> hello. >> so i didn't answer. then my phone immediately rang again. so i excused myself and walked outside. and it was a trump staffer. they were asking if we would be amenable to them having a conference at four seasons total landscaping. i just thought -- why not? >> by about 9:45, the deal was sealed. it's just insane. out of all places, it's here. >> we're a landscaping company. we're experts in irrigation, seeding, planting, not press conferences. with downy infusions, let the scent set the mood. feel the difference with downy. ♪ [text alert] ♪ son of a— —beth? if it's “i thought we said no gifts” season, it's walgreens season. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a perso

it sped people up include beyonce rihanna britney spears. harry styles. no ac dc in that list.ve helped save hundreds of lives. the study found that a song about suicide prevention by american rapper logic may help stop people from taking their own lives. the song is titled 1, 802, 7, 3, 8255 it's named after the phone number for the national suicide prevention. hot lifeline. the study found that following the song's release and performances a lifeline saw a call increase of almost 7% and researchers estimate 245 deaths by suicide were prevented as a result. >> and the rain continuing to fall around the bay area. heavy snow in the sierra nevada to we will have the very latest coming up next. >> and as far as sports director jason dumas 6. another look at steph curry making history last night including an inside look at his locker room celebrat >> skiers and snowboarders are really excited about all of this new snow. look at that infected. a sugar bowl ski resort celebrated is opening day reporter arena from our sister station in sacramento was at sugar bowl for the opening acti

and applause back with us tonight on drums, she's traveled the world and recorded with artists like beyoncére. she'll be a featured performer at this month's modern drummer festival, and she is a founding member of the nth power, whose new album "reverence" is available now. nikki glaspie is here, everybody. we're so happy to have you with us, nikki. >> i'm happy to be back. thank you. [ applause ] >> seth: our first guest tonight is a legendary emmy- and academy award-winning actress you know from films such as "monster's ball," "die another day," and the x-men franchise. she both stars in and makes her directorial debut with "bruised," which is streaming now on netflix let's take a look. >> immaculate sent you >> yeah. >> you used to be jackie justice, right? >> still am. >> oh, yeah. we'll see. >> seth: please welcome to the show halle berry, everybody. hello, halle [ cheers and applause >> hello >> seth: it's so lovely to see you again. >> hi, seth. >> seth: i'm so happy to have you on the show. i wish you were here, but you have a wonderful reason for doing this remotely. tonight at th

and applause sitting on drums this week, she's travelled the world and recorded with artists like beyonceynolds, and more she'll be a featured performer at this month's modern drummer festival and is a founding member of the nth power, whose new album "reverence" is available now. nikki glaspie is here! [ cheers and applause welcome back to the show, nikki! >> thank you, thank you. >> seth: our first guest tonight is an academy award-winning actor you know from movies such as "no country for old men," "skyfall," and "dune." he plays desi arnaz in the new film, "being the ricardos," which opens in theaters december 10th and is available to stream on amazon prime video december 21st. let's take a look. >> i didn't check the wrong box. >> you saw the headline. >> you can see the headline from outer space. >> then please - >> grandpa fred raised me from when i was age 4 he cared about the little guy. he cared about workers' rights it was a tribute to him. and to say that i -- >> grandpa fred, grandpa fred. grandpa fred was wrong, lucy yes, he didn't tell you the part where they throw your fat

applause joining us once again tonight on drums, she's traveled the world and recorded with artists like beyoncere she'll be a featured performer at this month's modern drummer festival, and she is a founding member of the nth power, whose new album, "reverence," is available now. nikki glaspie is here! [ cheers and applause thank you so much for being with us nikki our first guest tonight is an emmy and golden globe-winning actor who currently stars as logan roy in "succession." the season three finale airs this sunday at 9:00 p.m. on hbo and is available to stream on hbo max. please welcome to the show brian cox! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show brian! >> thank you >> seth: i've been a fan of yours for a long time and love you in "succession." i've been lucky enough to have some of your castmates on the show and i'm always -- i ask them i ask them on camera, "what is brian like in real life? and they've said you're a sweetheart and a teddy bear, but in both cases, like, maybe they didn't quite mean it [ laughter ] >> it's in their interests not to mean it >> seth: yeah. i

i know we have about 28 hours until the ball drops, but in the words of beyonce, we like to party.er to the new year, and i imagine like me, many of you will be popping a bottle of bub with your friends and family tomorrow. sadly, some of you will be drinking alone because you're in quarantine or you have to be on air saturday morning like me. whatever the reason, i'm sorry. but even worse, some of you could be popping a bottle of english sparkling wine. i know. the horror. but that's for an entirely different but equally disturbing reason. extreme weather conditions are starting to push good wine out of traditional regions like france, italy, and california into places further north and south like norway, oregon, and the aforementioned england. it's the literal polarization of wine. take for example france. extreme weather has hammered the country, leaving its world class champagne and wine regions hurting. a french government forecast shows the 2021 harvest was the smallest in at least 50 years. now that's a devastating blow to a country whose second largest export industry is ac

she's toured the world and recorded with artists like beyoncé, maceo parker, kamani, and more she'llestival, and she is a founding member of the nth power, whose new album, "reverence," is available now. nikki glaspie is here. thanks for a great week, nikki [ cheers and applause our first guest tonight is a talented actor you know best as peter parker from both the "spider-man" movies and the "avengers" franchise he returns in "spider-man: no way home," which premieres exclusively in theaters and imax on december 17th. let's take a look. >> that's right, folks spider-man is in fact peter parker >> are you spider-man's girlfriend are you spider-man's girlfriend? >> look, it's him! >> uh, whoa, whoa, whoa. please don't touch her, sir. >> you're just a kid >> you murdered mysterio >> uh. >> you helped him murder mysterio >> no, i didn't -- [ indistinct shouting >> all this time, people looked up to this boy and called him a hero well, i'll tell you what i call him. public enemy number one! >> go! go! go! i told you i never wanted to do this ever again! >> m.j., i'm so sorry, but i can't

coming up in "pop news" where beyonce could start popping up.big question, does this mean we may get some new music? >> of course, it does. >> do you think so? >> of course, right. >> i hope so. >> this broke the internet. this broke the internet. >> it did. it did. >> we'll break some "gma" right here. >>> now let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following this morning. happening right now the town of mayfield, kentucky, one of the hardest hit areas by last week's tornado outbreak dealing with the devastation and destruction left behind. kentucky's governor says the death toll has now reached 77 statewide with one person still unaccounted for. >>> also right now, closing arguments are set to begin on monday in the trial of ghislaine maxwell here in new york. the defense resting its case with maxwell not taking the stand. the longtime associate of jeffrey epstein pleading not guilty to charges, which include sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy. >>> and kraft is giving bakers a second chance at making $20 for skipping the

light laughter ] yep, all it took was a day for jay-z to realize, "i'm a a billionaire married to beyoncecares what anyone else is doing. [ laughter ] some news from washington. the white house announced that their deadline for their workplace vaccine mandate is january 4th. it's great timing. make sure everyone is vaccinated right after the holidays [ laughter ] some more covid news i heard that there's a a potentially faster-spreading delta variant moving through the u.s. called "delta plus. [ laughter ] it's basically the delta variant, but if you get it, you can also stream movies and shows for $13 a month. [ laughter and applause good deal. >> tariq: extra leg room [ laughter ] >> jimmy: some big sports news packers quarterback aaron rodgers has tested positive for covid and it turns out he may have lied about being vaccinated. [ audience oohs yup, he told reporters he was immunized, which some people are saying is misleading but that's not the only confusing statement that he's made about his vaccine status. for example, in one press conference he said, "i'd like to think of myself

. >> this is how you get your beyonce hair ♪ >> i said craig got a new haircut.loween. ♪ >> arriving to the stadium now, the league's favorite dynamic duo. ron gronkowski and tom brady the pride of kansas city, patrick mahomes. >> the weeknd who lit up the stadium. ♪ >> bruno mars headline that was a runaway success. ♪ >> please welcome, the dallas cowboy cheerleaders. ♪ >> my girlfriend doesn't eat meat, i got to adjust. >> who is your girlfriend? >> she's going to remain nameless for now, but thanks for asking. >> i'll have it by the end of the segment. nothing remains nameless, bobby. >> you are dating up, bobby. you are a lucky man. >> who is talking about vodka over there, somebody >> carson. >> eaten a whole bundt cake already. >> you have the toasted marshmallow. >> kick off to our thanksgiving. 21 fantastic chefs from every corner of the country. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> you fill it up and then you pop it stories make life so much fun. >> don't they, though? >> our -- >> our -- >> you have more coming up too >> yeah. >> i just said that. >> i didn't hear

. >> so do the viewers >> series starts next week we are looking forward to that >>> next up, beyoncelaid suit in matching outfits with their mama the new halls dropped on december 9th it's going to sell out >> it already did. >>> next up, home alone. for some being forgotten by your family on christmas sounds like a nightmare. now, listen to this. thanks to air b&b, you can stay in this house. the next day for only $25, and the family's chicago home,$25 a guests will get to relive moments from the film by setting up booby traps around the home and there will be a bottle of aftershave with a stapler. >> air b&b will start accepting requests for the home alone house starting december 7th, but here is the thing. if you're not the lucky party chosen to stay in the real house, there's always this >> almost 4,000 sets of the macalister home. >> the tree house is there, the side situation >> a couple hundred bucks? >> 250 you know what? you'll have it for life. >> we asked, did sal do this sadly, no. >>> next up, michael buble is gearing up for his christmas special and we have the exclusiv

they were both in the break room at work, she handed the woman a card inside there were tickets to a beyonces so overwhelmed with excitement, that pure joy, the two of them sharing that special hug. the gesture going a long way you hope somewhere queen b gets word about this and there is a special greeting at that concert. >> back stage. >> that would be nice. i bet she'll be out of her seat dancing, that's for sure >> that's so great >>> you guys, coming up next a big trend in management is coming up next benjamin franklin is said to have used it and now it is all the rage on tiktok the benefits of time blocking after these messages it's amazing... he's talking about motorcycle insurance, and people love it. of course, they love the savings they're gonna get with geico, but... it goes beyond that. you. deserve. to save. ha — heard that before. you. deserve. to save. i know. i need you to hear me. you deserve to save. i deserve to save! i mean he has a way of making you feel...seen. bundle car and motorcycle insurance and save at geico.com. right now at kohl's... it's time to ring in bundl t

like they were the beyonc of their days.se or dying was often front page news. >> oh -- >> yeah, we are looking at that cover. >> one of the things that fascinated me about this entire exercise and looking through this supplement of the book is actually what essential place books have had literary greats have had in our lives through the generations. >> it's true and the book review itself, the paper and the book review itself really functioned as much more than a place to find the next book you are going to read. i mean from the beginning it was about bringing the world of ideas to the american readers and that's what i love about it so much. i think that it's nothing less than history of american letters. of course the past 125 years o f the book review, it's like it almost stimulated so much discussion. >> tina, i am not going to ask you if you created anything in the file from joe helick complaining about "catch 22" and the reviews was brutal. i am going the ask you back in the file, there has to be some point someone ma

that does not mean i do not like beyonce. host: bob, do you want to get your comment in?r: my comment is joe biden asked his wife, i think he lost his son. he does such a decent job, got us out of afghanistan. why do not they leave that man alone and he behind him as our president? host: jason dick will take the questions. why cannot democrats and republicans get along and -- it along? guest: this is the mystery of the ages. a lot of it comes down to money. the inversion of in politics is the art money rates for campaigns and causes, the more powerful you will be. right now, the thing raising a lot of money is emed icing the other side. -- demonizing the other side. the aftermath of bob dole, this was an inherently decent man. this was a artisan man, no bones about him being a republican leader, but he also knew when to form alliances with democrats in a way that was good for the public. there are still people like dole left in congress, but they are outnumbered by loud, poisonous voices looking to demonize others. in terms of people like hillary clinton and nancy pelosi,

i don't know who it is, if it is ariana grande or beyonce. i probably wouldn't know anyway.t is going to be a big deal. paul: well good. they are doing something in times square. they're going to try to limit the number of people, but they are getting out, so we will see how that all goes. let's talk markets for a little bit here and bring in ensign cignarella, -- bring in vincent cignarella, bloomberg macro strategist. i'm sure you will be with the kids at times square, but we would love to get your thoughts on when you talk to traders, how do they think 2022 is going to shape up? vincent: by and large, the mood of the previous guests is optimism. i call it more of a hope as opposed to what many are believing is a reality, that the virus will burn itself out sometime around mid january, likely after new year's celebration gatherings, and we get through that couple of week period, so they buy and large are hoping that that is the case , and that we don't see a wage price spiral in inflation, and as long as inflation keeps pace with growth, we will continue to see corporate e