and now, in memory of him, the boxing academy organized competitions with the participation of the strongestxers in the moscow region . 14 fighters from all over the moscow region, champions and prize-winners of international competitions, came to the tournament in luzhniki, but in this hall everyone perfectly understood the protagonist of the evening, not in the boxing ring, this is a tournament in memory of the hero of russia damir islamov, who died a year ago in the donbass. i believe that the tournament, like one of the best moments the memory of his hero, as if perpetuating, accordingly, the memory is humane on him damir came to this boxing academy in 2009. he worked for 4 years under the guidance of the famous coach albert safin. he still cannot come to terms with the loss, as you remember him, he was quiet calm . during the fight, he was unpredictable strong in spirit strong, which for me was very amazing the first time he came to training. after my announcement. i think i had such impressions that well, boxing is hardly suitable for him, but this was the first deceptive boxing experi

here he smeared the academy, and the club where the oldest thai boxing club is.2 3 orders, four or five. a fitness center. there are also three private fighting clubs or five clubs, two halls, cheap wrestling, well, there are not enough fingers. go do it, you rus yes prices, and i will say a subscription, but a democratic subscription in order in the city is 35-40 rubles. per month. well, i think that this is the amount that parents can pull for a child to study, they are 400 rubles. not 300 rubles. some, therefore, again, this is the desire of parents to give the child to study and the desire of their child to study, or he wants to be on the phone. sit, or he wants to somehow, well, it so happened that she had stomach cancer. unfortunately, this is such a disease, or rather damaged. and uh, she she dies children, if he has work on his shoulders, he does not could survive it, because three children.

. >>> hollywood honors the best in film tonight at the 95th annual academy awards, but all that glitters is not gold despite box office hits this year. naomi ruc m joins us for more. >> robert, good evening. movie theaters are struggling. the u.s. has lost more than 2,000 movie screens since the start of the pandemic. but studios are betting big on blockbusters in 2023, hoping audiences will come back. >> hollywood is aglow for its annual event -- >> hollywood's biggest night is a long way from its golden age. the movie theater business is reeling from the pandemic, which created audience attendance and fuelled an explosion of streaming services. >> the pandemic accelerated a lot of business practices that may have taken many more years to happen. and now i think the movie theater industry is just adjusting. >> suspicious minds may have noted they paid a little extra to see elvis shake i y avera ofket rose to more than $10 last year, up more than $1 from 2019. blockbusters made a comeback this year. "avatar: the way of water" and "top g "top gun: maverick" are nominated for best picture. >> "top gun" saved the

it's the academy awards tonight, and this year 10 films are competing for the title of best picture, including box office hits, such as top gone top gun, maverick and avatar the way of water. but there's also a surreal science fiction film set in a multiverse, which has picked up the most nominations and a german ancy war epic that has broken a few records of its own. has a look at some of the oscar nominations. it does not look good. but it does look good for this is oscar favorite, the wacky sy, fi action comedy, everything everywhere. all at once has already won many film awards. now the movie with its mix of fantasy and marshall are fighting is poised to scoop even more. i'm here because we need your help, very busy today a whole time to help you with the price. it has been nominated for 11 academy awards, including best picture lead actor michelle yeo fight. so way through multiverse is and crazy timely. in the middle of attacks from off beat to oppressive. another competitor is the german war. time drama, all quiet on the western front. it's received 9, oscar nominations, the most ever for a

it's just possible the academy might reward maverick for bringing people back to the box office.some say it's the quiet ones you should watch. and the director of a triangle 0f sadness knows exactly how serious the situation is. did you know that, if you don't win, if you're nominated, _ then your life expectancy goes down? so, if you win, you live longer- than the other nominators that lose. so you're risking a little bit of your lifetime - when you are nominated for an oscar. but as will smith demonstrated last year, it is possible to win in a whole triangle of sadness. it will all happen here in hollywood tonight. sophie long, bbc news, at the oscars. i'm joined now by the film critic and broadcaster anna smith, who is host of the podcast girls on film. so, then, what are you expecting later today?— so, then, what are you expecting later toda ? , . , . later today? expect the unexpected! but as we just _ later today? expect the unexpected! but as we just heard, _ later today? expect the unexpected! but as we just heard, everything - but as we just heard, everything everywhere

it�*s just possible the academy might reward maverick for bringing people back to the box office.riangle 0f sadness knows exactly how serious the situation is. did you know that, if you don't win, if you're nominated, _ then your life expectancy goes down? so, if you win, you live longer- than the other nominators that lose. so you're risking a little bit of your lifetime - when you are nominated for an oscar. but as will smith demonstrated last year, it is possible to win in a whole triangle of sadness. it will all happen here in hollywood tonight. sophie long, bbc news, at the oscars. i�*m joined now from south london by the film and culture writer lillian crawford. lillian love leads to join us this evening. 0n bbc news. how excited are you about this years 0scars? what are you looking forward to what could possibly happen? t what are you looking forward to what could possibly happen?— could possibly happen? i think it's an excitin: could possibly happen? i think it's an exciting year. _ could possibly happen? i think it's an exciting year. i _ could possibly happen? i think it

it's just possible the academy might reward maverick for bringing people back to the box office.d the director of a triangle 0f sadness knows exactly how serious the situation is. did you know that if you don't win, if you're nominated, then your life expectancy goes down. so if you win, you live longer than the other nominators that lose. so you're risking a little bit of your lifetime when you are nominated for an oscar. but as will smith demonstrated last year, it is possible to win in a whole triangle of sadness. it all happen here in hollywood tonight. sophie long, bbc news, at the oscars. i'm joined now by caroline frost, an entertainmentjournalist. so good to talk to you. are exciting times is always to look forward to. who are the frontrunners at this year, do you think? the who are the frontrunners at this year, do you think? the pressure is now really high. — year, do you think? the pressure is now really high, did _ year, do you think? the pressure is now really high, did not _ year, do you think? the pressure is now really high, did not know- year, do you think? the p

it's just possible the academy might reward maverick for bringing people back to the box office.how serious the situation is. did you know that if you don't win, if you're nominated, then your life expectancy goes down. so if you win, you live longer than the other nominators that lose. so you're risking a little bit of your lifetime when you are nominated for an oscar. but as will smith demonstrated last year, it is possible to win in a whole triangle of sadness. it will all happen here in hollywood tonight. sophie long, bbc news, at the oscars. the pressure is now really high, did not know a lot about the life expectancy, so i'm going to speak with great care and say all brilliant films and deserve to win. as discussed in the package, it is about everything everywhere. the data says it is all about dramas, yearin data says it is all about dramas, year in year out but that does seem to be changing with titles like this. tells us we are looking at the global cinema, asian influences, and then you get first—time nominees like jamie lee curtis rocking up as also it really doesn't s

oscar quarrels and scandals, i will remind you that at the box office the house of rocks is now running, and if you are angry with the american academyf motion picture arts and sciences for not giving him an oscar, at least go watch this film. it guarantees that the authors will be very pleased. also, i would like to remind you that from thursday another ukrainian documentary film called life on the edge will be released. and it talks about the russian-ukrainian war and at the beginning of 2013, in fact, from the revolution of dignity and up to the full-scale invasion of it, too . be sure to watch and for now we will talk with one of the producers of this tapes with yurk ivanishyn hello hello, first of all, thank you for your balanced position regarding the oscars, because those are the right oscars, or is it the most watched film? well, in essence , it is correct that in order for our films to get to the oscars, they must be watched by the people first and all the rest will come later, a short question like this: why did so few ukrainians go to see this film house of rocks? i have hope that they will go now, maybe not such insuffici

. ♪ >> the academy awards are just around the corner and hollywood's big night this year comes as what it meanso watch a movie is changing theater boxice receipts have bounced back from the darkest days of the pandemic, but they are still below what they were before the fear of covid emptied theaters. add more people say they prefer seeing a movie for the first time at home than in the theater. matthew bellamy is host of the town podcast which looks at the inner workings of hollywood. everyone talks about box office theater business getting back to pre-pandemic numbers. but has so much changed in viewing habits and technology that the wle industry is going to look different? >> even when people say we are back, we are not really bad. the gross receipts for 2022 were down about 35% from 2019 pre-pandemic. that came with a 35% reduction in the number of movies that went to the theaters that year. it's going to be a little bit better this year. the hope is that the box office will bounce back a little bit more. we are not in pre-pandemic levels and the question is will we ever go back to that. because it's pretty clear that audience ha

academy awards this weekend. >> while cocaine bear is making a killing at the box office or real-life cocaine, cat is finding a new home in cincinnati and african serval cat was on the loose there after it escaped from its owner during a traffic stop. this was in january. the cat jumped into a tree before animal control officers eventually caught up to it. a drug test on that cat revealed that it had cocaine in its system. the owner gave up custody and that real-life cocaine cat has a new home at the cincinnati zoo. in >> you know, there it is. the academy's champagne carpet. that's what they're calling. it has been rolled out in front of the dolby theater in hollywood. it's kind of an ivory looking carpeted. and of course, it will still be the spot where all the celebrities walk in for sunday's academy awards is the first time in about 60 years. the oscars have opted to change the color from the traditional red carpet. no reason given for the change. jimmy kimmel, of course, will host the oscars will have coverage from the champagne carpet all day on kron 4. okay. but you know what? i actually found a oscars.

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academy awards. but all that glitters is not gold for theaters despite some box office hits this year.joins us for more. naomi, good evening. >> reporter: robert, good evening. movie theaters are struggling. the u.s. has lost more than 0 e th t pandemic. but studios are betting big on blockbusters in 2023, hoping audiences will come back. >> hollywood is aglow for its own crowning event, the annual academy awards. >> reporter: hollywood's biggest night is a long way from its golden age. the movie theater business is still reeling from the pandemic, which cratered audience attendance and fueled an explosion of streaming services. >> the pandemic accelerated a lot of business practis that may have taken many more years to happen and now i think the movie theater industry is just adjusting. ♪ >> reporter: suspicious minds may have noticed they paid a little extra to see elvis shake it on the big screen this year. the average price of a ticket rose to more than $10 last year, up more than a dollar from 2019. blockbusters made a comeback this year. "avatar: the way of water" and "top gun: m

films that they enjoy being the, find a line up or something the, the academy was very where of making sure that the films that box office hits were accessible to the cut me viewer at home. yeah, well it's not so much a decision to include. that's what the voting reflected. the decision probably occurs when they decided to expand the big picture nominate from 5 to 10 which did open things up. but. ready more would be a state civil goal of making this a bit proto, the, the oscars kind of go in and out of replacing the populace cinema. and then the perception that the more box of protests are being covered at the more people what i don't necessarily think is a one to one correlation. the example on sites is the highest for ever were the one that one of the $997.00 felt that which titanic's weak everything that was the most popular over time. so on a certain level that the telecast itself is chasing that kind of dynamic. but it was more case i just think those stones you mentioned had broad appeal and appealed to the academy. and even though the oscars kind of reflect the films that people think they should be hiking

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box office. the film surpassed $100 million mark with 59 million of that in domestic sales. jonathan majors also stars. liz: trying to steal your read. the 95th academythis year's awards marking a milestone for the aapi community with record number of asian nominees. reena roy has more. reena: the 95th academy will be one of the history books with a new record set for asian representation. four asian actors are nominated. >> we have come so far. the landscape is very different. we finally have a seat at the table. >> three of those nominations from everything everywhere all at once. the film upper 11 awards. the nominee for best supporting actor reflecting on this moment. >> being a nation actor was difficult because there were not a lot of opportunities back then. this year it makes me so happy because it reinforces my belief that impactful change can happen. reena: michelle the first backed actress nominee to openly identify as asian, leading the audience into a mindbending adventure as she tries to save her family and the world. >> it is exciting to have such great representation from the aapi unity. that is the beauty of film to giving understand

box is here ♪ alright, i'm out. pet prescriptions delivered to your door. chewy. >> hollywood is getting read for its biggest night of glisten glamour. tonight is the 95th annual academyt dominates with 11 nominations in major categorie including best picture turning red which is a persona favorite in the fang household is nominated for best animated feature film both movies share a focus on chinese immigrants and the relationship intricacies between mothers and daughters. both are helping to put an important and long overdue spotlight on the aapi communit in hollywood joining me now is my frien julia cho, playwright and osca nominated friend for turning right. it's so good to see you. i feel like it's been a minute congratulations on your osca nomination what does it mean to you personally to see turning re get this kind of recognition >> oh, it's thrilling. it's actually thrilling. i was just talking to somebody about how you kind of grow u watching the oscars like thi annual ritual. yo be part of it. it's been a delightful journey tonight will be the end of a really great run >> the director's chinese. she's the first woman ever t solo director pixar films. how big

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academy museum of motion pictures. >> screenplay, director, best film, et is over here. >> reporter: in the acting categories there has only been a handful of latino winners. >> latinos are 23% of the boxs. so, yeah, is it frustrating? absolutely. >> reporter: it's easy to forget the role that made her famous on abc's "desperate housewives." really a big step towards diversity. >> welcome to the neighborhood. >> well, i am gabby solis. >> would it be better if we came back at another time. >> reporter: there weren't a lot of latinas on television then but her character, gabby solis, became a sassy, sultry superstar. >> this table is hand-carved. carlos had it imported from italy. it cost him $23,000. >> you want to do another table this time? >> absolutely. >> i quickly realized i was going to have a platform or a voice and my mentor, dolores huerta said one day you are going to have a voice so you better have something to say. >> down with sexism! >> reporter: that's dolores huerta who spent most of her life fighting for the rights of latinos. longoria had similar passions but didn't want people to listen just because she was a celebrity. >> this is a movement, people. >> reporter: sh

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