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the bob dylan center! cheering.ive or take, about 100,000 items. we have an immersive film experience that places visitors in greenwich village in 1963, say, or on stage during the rolling thunder revue tour of the 1970s, enveloping visitors in projection and imagery and sound. from there, you go into the six songs, where you can learn so much more — again, because we have these materials in the archive about, say, the writing and recording of tangled up in blue. oh, my gosh, look how tiny he had to write! i had no idea it would be so tiny. one might think that perhaps a centre of this sort, focusing on a figure who's been so important to american music, might find its way to, say, a los angeles or a new york. but dylan commented on responding very positively to what he calls the "hum of the heartland". dylan likes the vibe of tulsa, he's played here many times over the years. the bob dylan center is just the latest opening in tulsa's recent cultural revival. a city with a rich musical heritage. teresa knox is a pro

and the first time we met, you went into, you know, one of your impersonations of bob dylan and i was it couldn't happen to a nicer dude >> thank you >> jimmy: the finale dropped on wednesday. it was trending number one on twitter for the next three days after that but first, i want to go back to talk about when you first got cast as anakin skywalker >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were straight out of high school, right? >> yeah, i was in high school a year before doing school plays and -- >> jimmy: where were you in canada? >> yeah, i was living in vancouver at the time, and it was a long audition process. and i was renting an apartment with a friend of mine. and he knew i was up for this role and was going to be finding out soon and i got the call i was, you know, shocked and in disbelief and i remember walking to the living room just with this big smile on my face and he kind of put the dots together, but to confirm it for him, you know, i lit up an imaginary lightsaber >> jimmy: yes! >> he got it >> jimmy: you're like -- >> he was a big fan too. he had the "star wars" soundtrack and he pu

bob dylan stayed here. so did welsh poet dylan thomas.ey within its walls. it's certainly an institution with a strong bohemian streak. the tribeca film dreaming walls: inside the chelsea hotel wasn't so much an impressionistic tribute to this legendary hostelry and its denizens, but a portrait of it in a moment of transition. i wanted this apartment to stay true to the history of the chelsea. its focus is on the residential holdouts who remained in the hotel while it underwent a recent transformation into a boutique establishment. knocks at window stop! hey! the film has been made by two belgian directors. it's a moment in time where we follow some of the residents that are still living and creating there amongst the chaos of the renovation until the reopening. the chelsea is kind - of like a grand old tree that's been chopped down. the documentary shows a gentrification in progress, one that has made the chelsea unaffordable for the kind of bold, bohemian creatives who made it a cultural landmark. now it will be only about wealthy peopl

henry when i was a kid i , was very influenced by the great early songs of bob dylan and, you know, thef celtic ballads telling, you know, from the point of view of the person that they're either about to murder somebody or get murdered. [laughter] there's just a whole crawling inside somebody's persona. john prine was a real inspiration for me, who we lost is fst y album, donald and lydia being one, and then angel from montgomery, which is a cornerstone of my sets since the early seventies. you know, he really showed me what it is like, tht you don't have to live that person's life to write about it. you just have to empathize. geoff: and "livin' for the one”" i gather, it was a song about personal loss that you've experienced. when i fir heard it, i thought this is about the , pandemic. bonnie: well,t kind of is. it's about everybody we lost. ♪ on the record, in the liner notes, i started listing people that had just been passed since from the pandemic and then some drug overdoses and cancer and accidents and suicides. and it was 14 people. and i had to stop just because we were going

to the bob dylan center! cheering.n projection and imagery and sound. from there, you go into the six songs, where you can learn so much more — again, because we have these materials in the archive about, say, the writing and recording of tangled up in blue. oh, my gosh! look how tiny he had to write! i had no idea it would be so tiny. one might think that perhaps a centre of this sort, focusing on a figure who's been so important to american music, might find its way to, say, a los angeles or a new york. but dylan commented on — responding very positively to what he calls the "hum of the heartland". dylan likes the vibe of tulsa. he's played here many times over the years. the bob dylan center is just the latest opening in tulsa's recent cultural revival — a city with a rich musical heritage. teresa knox is a proud tulsan and the owner of the iconic and newly—restored church studio and archive. music is how we spend a big part of our city's culture, from western swing to jazz... # don't you know... ..to the tulsa soun

i like everything from bob marley to bob dylan. time. andre 3000, big boi, together known as outkast.espr sfs but those names were already taken so they ended up with outkast. >> and we call you dj quick whit. >> yeah. i do love my hip hop. >> we also have multiplex movies, a lot of them. >> there are a lot of movies and a lot of range here but we've got to go with "anchorman." we already quoted this morning. i'm an anchorman from california so it must be "anchorman" starring will ferrell, dear to my heart here, ron burgundy. well over 1,000. this timeless piece of cinema hitting theaters back in 2004, and of course, everyone's been quoting it ever since. not just me. >> you quote it at least once a weekend. >> yeah. >> to tv, because we're hopping into light speed for this one. >> the "mandalorian." was that a "mandalorian" voice? force is strong with this one. of course, the "mandalorian," one of our favorites, we just finished watching "obi-wan kenobi." we all have baby yoda t-shirts, also known as the child and grogu. >> can't

eighth grader and the 10th grader, they're more comfortable than in a traditional mall and it is like bob dylanmes are changing and someone like me has to realize that my view is not -- is not as relevant as it used to be versus the 8th graders or the 22-year-olds thinking about starting a business. they know adobe. they know they could do a business with adobe and it is remarkable i wish our viewers understood that the way people cre is on adobe but i'm lucky to have kids who do it. >> it doesn't matter what industry you're in today, jim. i was with a ceo of a major automotive manufacturer this morning and he was talking about what it is going to talk to attra attract that next generation of customers and everything started with the phone and everything is going to be digital. so even in automotive, when you talk about the electrification of cars and the customer engagement so the eighth graders will wake up saying if everything is not digital and i'm not going to create and learn from that, i'm going to be behind so it is amazing and you see the kids and they just pick it up without any preco

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