how do you look back at that time and your musical partnership with bob dylan?do, actually. and then we had — it says so in the film — it was this amazing period in time for both of us. and then came all the chaos and all of that, all the resentment and all the bs and then i was painting him, a portrait of him as a young man and put his music on, and for whatever — this is a few years ago — all the resentment and the stuff drained away. so, there's nothing left but appreciation that i was there at that time. he was there, he wrote those songs and i sang. the film reveals much of her personal battles with inner demons and the fact that her father subjected her to some kind of abuse. you really do share your family's pathology in the film. why did you want to do that? i've thought about doing it for years for a number of reasons. one, i guess what i say is i want to leave an honest legacy, because i know i'll have to leave some kind of legacy, and i wanted it to be honest and not, you know, otherwise. not smoothed over or not made light of, to be the most useful t

here's where bob dylan comes in.ongressman, senators, don't stand in the doorway, don't block up the hall. that message is nearly 60 years old and could be directed today at president biden. second hour of varney just getting started. the senate just voted to kill biden's esg investing rule and biden could issue his first veto. senate minority leader john thune joins us. wise the esg rule bad for investors? >> you are talking about having investment advisors take $152 million in assets that are invested by hard-working americans and allow them to be able to invest them in their liberal priorities instead of trying to optimize a return. most investment advisors want the best return for the people you are trying to help out there. in this case a lot of what this department of labor rule would do is allow investment advisors to invest in esg priorities, industries of the democrats like and not to investors the democrats dislike which would be oil and gas and things like that. this is a dramatic rule that could impact th

not see, we're trying to find a different way to express something that has been expressed since bob dylan, you know, so yeah. marvin gaye, you know, yeah, like enemy, there's so many bad. so many artists that have written things in political ways. how do you touch people? and i think again, it's just to find a unique in a personal way to talk about actually my last film. blinded by the lights were based on a memoir by suffering, missouri who grew up in the ellen just sort of 25 miles after looted an industrial town and it's based around job. it's a kid who's feeling really kind of see in luton with his parents with the national front. and so many people come up to me and said, how much they cried through that film because it's will expresses something that you can't put down. it expresses all reality because it's so few people to do that in the, in our industries and in the world of art, if you like, you know, when you see it there and people respond to it is for, it's an emotional experience. i think the one thing about bri springfield, he's a wonderful translator of emotions. yes, i fin

seen by many is the most promising musical force since bob dylan.ermination to do his own thing. his own way. completely independent of an industry he loathed. ♪ anton, who comes from southern california, has made berlin his home. his refuge. >> we're going to do 146. half of this is going to be two. like that. i love to see that. we are not going to change it. ♪ >> anthony: music, pains, and cooks in his studio. still tours to sold out shows, collaborates with other artists and continues to create and record incredible music his own way always. zero compromise. he is not just one of the most prolific recording artists in history but an excellent and enthusiastic cook, frequently combining both callings at the same time. >> this has to come out. it is cooking from almost 1:00 to 6:00 maybe. i also made sweet potatoes and i got to stop those and wrap them in foil. and i covered the bottom of the oven with oil. because they tend to leak sugar. it is very hard to clean that stuff and that is what they do. ♪ i mashed potatoes very simply. [indistinct] >

i didn't know we were still funding statues of bob dylan in mozambique. >> when you go line item by lined weaponized examples. it is not just wasteful spending. now you see examples of culturally responsive learning at the department of education. it is not just wasteful teacher programming it is teaching how to be cultural marxist activists. when we say we have to get out of the business of woke and weaponized government spending we aren't funding education at the department of education anymore. it whats to stop and needs to be the priority of this congress. >> dana: budgets are a statement of policies and priorities going into a presidential election. biden will want to do this. have you listen to call for one and what he said in the "new york times" today and how they plan to attack republicans. >> president biden: republicans in congress want to put medicare's very existence up for a vote every five years. same with social security and medicaid. some republicans want medicare and social security to sunset. the maga republicans in congress are wanting -- they still want to cut medica

even his portrait of bob dylan, by the way, dylan also draws from the sixties.re landscapes of those places that he saw during his tour of the world, another musical one. legend paul mccartney is also an author many drawings or photographs among them , for example, a portrait of david bowie by sir paul are exhibited in american and european galleries, but perhaps the most creative personality of anthony hopkins he is a self-taught artist should not be. no techniques use any paint tools depict everything that is on his mind according to the actors of his work childish and naive, because he himself is still a child at heart. i used to take myself seriously, but finally i stopped and i feel great. says the 85-year-old hopkins is like this today show business news with you was marina kazantseva see you. i love to return to our house, because the house and you are where you are, princess? nuri is good where you are? well, health, where did he take the shot? nobody move. we have order here not by you, it’s established for you and i don’t understand what you are talkin

my state has made more than its share contributions to music from prince to bob dylan to lizzo, and on 1st avenue, the iconic event space where prince got his start, and was made famous in the movie purple rain, is a point of pride for the people in our state, and one of the reasons we work so hard to pass are saved stages bill, the biggest investment in the arts in the history of america. so whether it is fans, performers or venue operators, we need to make sure we have competition to bring prices down and bring innovation in and stop the fiasco. today, live nation does not just dominate the ticketing. it is about 70% of the big concert market. but also, they owned many of the major venues. and for the videos that they don't own, they tend to lock-in on 3-5-70 year agreements. that means the competitors out there are unable to compete when it comes to ticketing. they finally dominate promoting. we have talked to many venues, some of which are willing to come forward, unlike one of them that is here today, even if there are not out there threatening them, they are afraid to go to someo

from prince, to bob dylan, to lizzo, and in fact on first avenue the iconic event space where prince got his start and was made famous in the movie purple rain it's a point of pride for the people in our state and it is one of the reasons senator cornyn and i worked so hard to pass the save our stages bill which was the biggest investment in the arts in the history of america. so, whether it is for fans, performers, promoters, or venue operators, we need to make sure that we have competition to bring prices down and bring innovation in and stop the fiascoes. today, live nation doesn't just dominate the ticketing. it is about 70% of the big concert markets. but, also they own many of the major venues. and for the venues that they don't, don't they tend to lock in on three, five, 70 or agreements. which means that the competitors that are out there aren't able to even compete when it comes to the ticketing. finally, they dominate the promoting. so, we have talked to many venues. some of which aren't willing to come forward unlike one of them that is here today. but that say, even if th

. >> and guys shall the great bob odenkirk will be here tomorrow live on "today" to tell us about the series "straight man." >>> ms. dylanver. >>> let's take a look at what is going on across the countr where we do have that nor'easter moving across the northeast. inland areas and the higher elevations, that's where we're going to see a lot of the accumulating snow. winds along the coast. a lot of heavy rain, too as we get to the middle of the week, the winds stick around through new england, and warmer temperatures move into the south, and look at, that 70s, popping up, even some 80s down through florida, and more rain though out in california, flooding rain, likely, and that will be the next storm system that moves through the upper midwest, more snow by the end of the week, storms down along the gulf coast a >>> we are dealing with that atmospheric river, especially heading into tonight and tomorrow. let's take a look at what you can expect for today. we're going to see rain at times. this is your time to prepare. by tonight, gusty winds 50-plus will go into effect. the worst of the rain is expected late tonight into