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tomorrow is the oscars so is the fifth time the charm for bradley cooper?tly. the apology after this willie wonka let down, the pop culture round up. ♪ (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. rachel: time for a pop culture round up. we will touch on the latest and greatest hollywood drama out there. tonight night, the 96 academy awards, the oscars tomorrow night and hollywood is buzzing over oppenheimer versus barbie, bradley cooper is up for his fifth attempt at winning best actor for maestro. tom, who is going to win? >> reporter: oppenheimer is a great movie in the kind the oscars are supposed to be about. i'm sick of barbie people complaining we got snubbed. they made a lot of money. rachel: they should win for costume and original song. >> i didn't go to see barbie. my daughters went to see it. that is what it is for, for your daughters to go on the weekend. rachel: bradley cooper has been running hard for this, netfl

then the tape of maestro bradley cooper, around which there was a fight about bradley cooper's nose,hey said that it was anti-semitism to wear such a nose. let me remind you that bradley cooper is not only a director there, he plays the famous director... and the american leonard bernstein, by the way, he comes from, or rather, his parents moved from rivne region, they lived near rivne the film mentions rivne as a russian region, unfortunately, christopher nolen's open gamer is also coming next, and it is this film that is predicted to win, most likely it will be, another film called past lives, celine dream. the director is one of the few, the film tells about people, two schoolboys who studied in seoul in south korea, and they loved each other so much, and then they traveled around the world and met several times, the transformation of their relationship is shown, well and in general it is shown how well, here is this separation from her roots, a south korean woman already lives in canada, how does she stop feeling like a south korean and feels more kan'. and also the poor creature

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next is maestro bradley's tape. cooperaround whom there was a fight about bradley cooper's nose, they said that it was anti-semitism to wear such a nose, let me remind you that bradley cooper is not only a director there, he plays a famous conductor american leonard bernstein, by the way, he is from, or rather, his parents moved from the rivne region, they lived near rivne, and rivne is mentioned in the film as a russian region, unfortunately, here, too. christopher nolen's open gamer is coming, and it is this film that is predicted to win. most likely, it will be so. another film called past lives, celine son, is one of the few directors. the film tells about people, two schoolboys who studied in seoul in south korea, and they loved each other so much, and then they did not travel around the world and met several times, the transformation is shown. their relationship, and in general, it shows how this separation from her roots happens, a south korean woman already lives in canada, how she stops feeling like a south korean

let's look at bradley cooper?spoke about this from the baftas and he is wearing a flare again, - double—breasted, super simple and chic. - love it. killian donnelly as well. another double—breasted but the silver bow tie - in there and just a bit more fun. we do have to talk about emma stone as well. yes, love the dress. we are seeing this coming in, the corset was may be - just a bit too tight. i think we can see some more of emma stone's address, if you didn't catch it, let's take a look at some of emma stone on the red carpet. yes, she had a number of outfit changes as well? i didn't notice that. she definitely did, she went afterwards. they have got to go to the parties as well, so do they have another look? i the after party look can be a bit i more fun and a bit more revealing. i think vanity fair- party looked amazing. but the trend do follow— through and we saw the structure detailing and kardashian was wearing a structured neck line _ like eva longoria with her structured shoulders. - so think the trends

text quentin and it was an actor's choice but also a minute for me to respond to somebody like a bradley coopermichael strahan, we knew she was mad and not that she doesn't love you all, she loves you. all we heard all day long is, "i'm not going to be there with a bradley cooper." then they had some standing on. we will zoom you in and that didn't happen. they have a stand-in playing barbara in barbara's clotheses and 27-piece wig. but you know, joe is there. like this. and so then, we were all like -- [laughter] that is jarring. that is not supposed to be cheryl. >> you and cheryl have the greatest relationship on camera. your work lives and you and i were chatting. it is a real. >> 100%. >> every single day. we bonded immediately over the fact that we were single moms raising kids in los angeles and where to go for the best clearance racks. no lying. back of the store at zara my -day-old bread racks, so we bonded. but since then, it is up leveled. "have you seen these shoes, girl?" back and forth on our phones. yesterday, we had bad turbulence on the plane getting in, like super bad. and you

our extended sitdowns with colman domingo, emily blunt, bradley cooper, jon batiste, sterling k. on "sunday today," a new "sunday sitdown" with kate winslet on playing a dictator losing her grip in the buzzy new series "the regime." plus, reflections on the disorienting whirlwind of "titanic" and much more. kate winslet next week on "sunday toda >>> good morning. the time is 6:39 on this sunday. we're looking at our day planner in san jose. the south bay will stay mostly cloudy this afternoon, with the winds picking up. temperatures will only reach the low 60s, and we'll stick with a lot of that cloud cover throughout the rest of the bay area, as we wait for the next rain chance later tonight. we're also having another chance of rain as we go into tuesday for that commute, but then we dry out and see some 70s later on the week. >>> ahead on "sunday today," our highs and lows of the week, including the shopper who wanted to be first in line when a store opened and really got caught up in things when it did. we'll check in on her. >>> but, up next, our "sunday spotlight" on a group

carey mulligan as leonard bernstein's wife felicia raising her game alongside bradley cooper. >> thisimplicitly but also a director i trust. >> reporter: the fifth nom for "nyad's" annette bening, awaiting for her first oscar and first nomination for sandra huller in "anatomy of a fall" in which she tackles it in english and french. [ speaking in a non-english language ] but oscar's most eagerly awaited choice is between two standouts. >> if i know the world, i can improve it. >> reporter: emthat stone, fearless through the adventures of "poor things." >> i didn't realize it was a race. >> reporter: and lily gladstone from martin scorsese's "killers of the flower moon" earning the admiration of her co-star and her director from the jump. >> i've never seen martin scorsese meet somebody for the first time and say, that person is doing the role, hire them. >> reporter: a native american actress whose sterling performance reshaped the film itself. gladstone making it deeper and truer to the experience of the osage. look for her to win. the last best director nomination for greta gerwig f

year, we saw actors take on some incredibly challenging roles, cillian murphy as oppenheimer, bradley cooperit going. keep it going. >> [laughs] how did you prepare to take on such a big role? >> ronny: well, you know, i have been kind of eating fish my whole life. >> oh, nice, okay. >> ronny: i feel like i knew what this character would really taste like. >> yeah, yeah. >> ronny: i channeled that into -- tried to put a little bit of -- >> you live inside a bird. >> ronny: yes, spoiler alert. i live in a bird. it is a unique character. it is actually the second marine character to ever appear in a "kung fu panda" franchise. [cheers and applause] just have to show aquatic animals on land. we figured it out. >> this is the fourth project you have done with me. how does it feel to always be below me on the call sheet? >> ronny: is that what it says? anyway. this is the fourth project we have done together. >> we have. >> ronny: we've done so much cool stuff together. >> we have. >> ronny: got to talk you up on the movie a little bit. "kung fu panda 4". you play a -- >> corsac fox. >> ronny: is

oppenheimer, seguido de pobres criaturas y barbie, mientras entre los nominados a mejor actor destacan bradley cooper su primera nominación. todo esto enmarcado en el glamour y celebración que distingue al día más importante de la industria del cine. pero este año las protestas por el cese al fuego en gaza se hicieron también presentes con varias manifestaciones viva, viva palestina! viva viva palestina! jenny llegó hasta hollywood a exigir la liberación de palestina. estamos aquí protestando a la guerra ahí en palestina, que está financiado por los estados unidos, que están usando nuestros impuestos para matar a la gente. ahí estamos en solidario con ellos. según activistas, la meta de las protestas planificadas era interrumpir la alfombra roja y la ceremonia de los premios de la academia ante las convocatorias, los organizadores de los premios oscar implementaron planes de contingencia. la academia se preparó con más de 700 oficiales de la policía de los Ángeles, perros rastreadores, decenas de guardias de seguridad y barricadas en varias calles alrededor del teatro dolby, escenario de la premiació

i'm bummed for "barbie" with just that one billie eilish song, oscar win, and also bradley cooper whoion can't snag the hardware. >> it's like is it going to happen, right? and then his mom is there every single time, just wants to see him win and it just isn't happening. >> i so feel for him. >> i know. >>> two of the nights winners used platforms to call for peace across the globe. while accepting the award for best documentary feature the director of 20 days in mariupol lamented that the fail m needed to be made in the first place. it depicts the aftermath of the russian invasion of ukraine added he wished he could exchange it for russia never attacking the country. a also. >>> several of the ceremonies attendees were wearing red pins in support of a group calling for a ceasefire in the middle east. >> makes sense. something as powerful as the oscars where there's so many cameras and attention to it to make their voices heard for something so, so important in the world. >>> godzilla is ringing in his 70th with his first taste of oscar gold. the 37th film in the legendary franchise

as did bradley cooper's leonard bernstein opus, maestro.ngs in you, then you can't make music. broadly speaking, oscar voters were generous in their inclusiveness. the racial satire american fiction won for its screenplay. we love it. both: what? it is very, er... black. yes, that's it. i'm happy you said it and not me! - and da'vinejoy randolph won a best supporting actress oscar for her emotionally powerful performance in the holdovers. you don't tell a boy that's been left behind at christmas that nobody wants him. what's wrong with you? she was grateful for the recognition. i thank you for seeing me. have a blessed night. thank you so much. cheering and applause it was also a night for rewarding global film talent. is that the truth or a lie? a lie. the truth. miyazaki's the boy and the heron won for best animated feature. hm—hm. a victory forjapan. as was the best visual effects prize, which went to godzilla minus one, and a french screenplay, anatomy of a fall, also won a trophy. i'm not a monster. it was international night at the os

bradley cooper is on the red carpet, we are showing him right now, there he is, walking and waiting fornew really _ looking forward to most? i mean, there is a new really interesting i looking forward to most? i mean, there is a new really interesting ifj there is a new really interesting if for films. there is a new really interesting if forfilms. we're there is a new really interesting if for films. we're told there is a new really interesting if forfilms. we're told on there is a new really interesting if for films. we're told on the edge of tick tack and mobile phones we have short attention spans. but look at oppenheimer, kills of a flour mill, three hours longer —— on the edge of tiktok. perhaps we don't have such short attention spans after all. —— killers of the flower main. i look forward to seeing the battle between christopher nolan and martin scorsese, the battle of big directors, interesting to see who comes away with the most awards. to make you less jealous, comes away with the most awards. to make you lessjealous, i comes away with the most awards. to make you less jealo

is the phone but a cooper, the biopic of leonard bernstein, but mike the academy take pity on bradley cooper a petty over at the thank you so much for talking us through all of that. the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, says she is "methodically going through" government documents to ensure she can honour labour's financial commitments. on wednesday, the government set out its budget — which included a cut to national insurance and an expansion of child benefits. but it leaves labour two—billion—pounds short for its plans for breakfast clubs in schools and extra nhs appointments, if the party wins the next election. speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuennsberg this morning she talked about extending workers rights and whether that will be in labour's manifesto. yes, we have committed to the extension of workers rights including banning zero hours contracts, getting rid of fire and rehire and having a real minimum wage. the low pay commission will set that but this is a big extension of the rights of working people because if an economy is not working for working people it is not working at all a

is a bradley cooper or johnny depp?s for the weird factor. >> it is unlikely. >> what do we have? >> we are naked all the time. my dad was always nude. i took showers with him. >> we learned more about bradley than we ever thought we would know. it cost them only a point. we go. former president trump just said this red state governor is absolutely on his vp shortlist. is it greg abbot or kristi noem? >> consequential. >> i could take a big lead. >> it would be somebody that i would very much consider. >> he did say this. can we get a fact check? >> i have got such a lead right now that i can do whatever i want with this last one. >> don't prematurely do it. >> should we make this question two points? we will do it. mile high club. which talkshow host apologized to the federal aviation administration this week after recommending that their audience have sex on plains. isn't drew barrymore or steve harvey? >> 100-0000% this. just based on a feeling i have. >> elevation. it feels different. i can't recommend it more. sorr

i've never been more jealous of bradley cooper getting to sit here while your appendix was bursting. edge of death, everything becomes very vivid, john. >> john: i watched it, knowing what was happening. i watched it. wow, look at that laser focus. that's what poison does for a man. >> stephen: there was two options. in other sports news. [laughter] >> john: a man who never ever uses guest question cards clinging to it like a life raft. please. >> stephen: it's true. i try to never ever actually use one of these. >> john: had never seen you touch it. >> stephen: fifa has announced that metlife stadium will host the 2026 men's world cup. the world's biggest soccer match will be in your backyard. how are you feeling? can new york handle this? [laughter and cheering] ready? watch. i'll try it again. okay, let's talk about soccer. the world cup is going to have their final here at metlife stadium. that's exciting for you in your backyard, right? >> john: wow! look at that. oh, my god. illusion. >> stephen: illusion. >> john: i am very, very excited. >> stephen: can they handle new york?

bradley cooper apparently fell asleep on the beach, this is how kim kardashian prepared for the ceremony scandal in the united states because kardashian's younger sister has been battling melanoma for 10 years. another relapse occurred last year. there was a tiny dot on my cheek. i thought it was just a pigment spot, but it turned out to be a tumor. now an entire association has come out against the stars' passion for tanning. american dermatologists. this is mary lupa, doctor. new orleans, she explains, the most dangerous myth that kardashian and her followers believe is the ability to get vitamin d through a solarium. tanning beds use a type of ultraviolet wave that does not affect the production of vitamin d. in this case, the radiation penetrates deep into cells and damages dna. for tanning bed users, the risk of developing melanoma increases by 70%. dazzle those around you. the whiteness of their skin, the standard of beauty not only for greek goddesses, but for all women of antiquity. lead whitewash was invented back then, and then came back into fashion during the renaissance. but

. >> but if the best actor award goes to bradley cooper in maestro, he'd be the third artist in historyan experiment. >> emma stone could pull off a double feat if she wins for best actress and best picture as a producer on the film poor things, she'd be just the second woman to ever win in both categories for the same film. >> you know, nobody knows nothing until they open the envelope. >> ten time nominee martin scorsese, the most nominated living director, could become the oldest, best director winner for killers of the flower moon. >> we're in a race against the. >> oppenheimer leads the pack with 13 nominations, and while it will be tough to break the record of 11 oscar wins for a single movie, it should still be a very good night for the blockbuster film. >> eight wins would be the most awarded film since slumdog millionaire. ten would put it tied as the second most awarded film of all time. next to west side story. back in 1961, tim pulliam, abc news, los angeles. >> and you can watch all the drama as it unfolds at the oscars sunday at 4:00, right here on abc seven. remember earl

netflix has 18, bolstered by bradley cooper's maestro.inations, and oppenheimer has 13 nominations. it is expected to sweep the show. there's apple with 13 nominations and warner brothers with nine nominations. with the blockbuster performance of oppenheimer and also barbie, there are some barbie songs that are going to be performed on sunday, abc is hoping to continue its ratings rebound after viewership hit a low back in 2021. >> all right, julia, thank you. julia boorstin on the red carpet, which is back to red apparently. it was not red last year. >> any particular reason? >> i don't know. they just want add change, there was an uproar. anyway, back to the discussion on all of these stocks. are we just going to sit here and say netflix wins as a stock? i feel like that's the consensus on the desk. >> what we discussed yesterday for me was that netflix, while it's running now, i think the valuation is less important. and when it was cheap, it was interesting and it was certainly interesting on a free cash flow basis. disney to me is th

. >> 12 time oscar nominee bradley cooper, our first time nominees, colman domingo. >> you know what?r cillian murphy. >> voltage drops below one volt. >> you hit that button, you abort. understood >> our jeffrey wright. >> why am i the last to know? best actor, i think from this position looks like a two person race at this point. >> you know, i think it's sort of between cillian murphy for oppenheimer and paul giamatti for the holdover. giamatti is a longtime academy favorite. what was i made for? >> and previous oscar winners billie eilish and finneas o'connell. what was i made for is nominated for best original song. >> it's inside this huge movie that has so many things going on, and yet it's so intimate. it's so close. i think that performance will be a showstopper, and i can't wait to see it. >> but no matter who wins or loses, there should be plenty of laughs with host jimmy kimmel. >> i wonder how many people would notice if i just did the same jokes i did last year? >> oscar producers are tapping the comedian to emcee hollywood's biggest night of fourth time, and stephanie,

netflix was the studio that sealed the most nominations, 18 of them, including best picture for bradley cooper'soppenheimer about the creation of the atom bomb scored the most, 13 nominations. and so far at least in the sag awards, etc., they've been the favorite at this season's awards shows. the competition, though, very fierce. contenders include apple and paramount's latest film killers of the flower moon, poor things with emma stone and the box office favorite of 2023, warner brothers-discovery's barbie starring margot robbie. but will any of this oscar gold burnish the movie theater business? joining me now, the cinemark if ceo, sean gamble, operatinging 500 plus theaters, let's just start with your wager about sunday night. what's your over/under on some upsets we might see sunday? >> first of all, thanks for having me, liz. you know, upsetses, you never know what's going to come out of the academy awards. there's the so many great films to cause from, you really can't go wrong. you just said it, it seems like oppenheimer has been sweeping the awards season, so that seems to be the leadin

. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> bradley cooper slipped. [ laughter ] don't worry.. so, you know, at this moment, i'm very grateful that you do it every day. yes. >> seth: well, thank you. i'm grateful. look, i'm grateful to have you. how about obviously so well-known in both places. what is the difference between how you're approached by people in l.a. versus how you're approached by people in london? >> well, you don't -- i don't -- you don't really get approached by anyone in l.a. you don't, because firstly, you're not walking anywhere. >> seth: right. >> you're just in a car. then you're in a valet. but also, even if you're in a restaurant, you know, you're aware. if you live in los angeles and you host a show at 12:35 in the morning on cbs, you know where you are in the food chain. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, like, oprah was in here yesterday. they actually look at you with disdain. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? "oh, it's you. oh, my god." they're like that. but in the u.k., i -- i wrote a tv show that not many people would ever know. i wrote a tv show cal

. >> 12 time oscar nominee bradley cooper, our first time nominees, colman domingo. >> you know what?ar. >> killian murphy drops below one volt. >> you hit that button, you abort. understood >> our jeffrey wright. >> why am i the last to know? best actor, i think from this position looks like a two person race at this point. >> you know, i think it's sort of between cillian murphy for oppenheimer and paul giamatti for the holdover. giamatti is a longtime academy favorite. what was i made for? >> and previous oscar winners billie eilish and finneas o'connell. what was i made for is nominated for best original song. >> it's inside this huge movie that has so many things going on, and yet it's so intimate. it's so close. i think that performance will be a showstopper and i can't wait to see it. >> but no matter who wins or loses, there should be plenty of laughs with host jimmy kimmel. >> i wonder how many people would notice if i just did the same jokes i did last year. oscar producers tapping the comedian to emcee hollywood's biggest night a fourth time, and stephanie diversity at the

then there's bradley cooper, surprisingly enough, who this year has hit his 12th nomination thus far chance to get off the schneid even oppenheimer director christopher nolan, eight nominations now three this year for oppenheimer, likely to bring home at least two of those hollywood stars, hoping to walk down that aisle towards a golden statue. >> melissa hayden, abc news, los angeles. >> the oscars are coming up on sunday, but our live coverage actually kicks off tomorrow afternoon with abc seven news reporter luz pena. luz will be live on the red carpet throughout the weekend leading up to sunday's oscars show, which we keep emphasizing is an hour earlier. live at 4 p.m. here on abc seven. all right. that's going to do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larry biel abc seven news at five is next but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as 14 days. now i can help again. feel the difference with nervive. [cough] honey... honey. nyquil severe honey. pow

. >>> i'm jimmy kimmel, and this year the oscars are starting one hour earlier, because bradley cooper in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. i launched our campaign at this union hall. let's go win this thing! then we hit the road and never stopped. you shared with me your frustration at working harder to barely get by and afford a place to live. your fears for our democracy and freedoms and your dreams for yourself, your family, and the future. it is not too late to realize those dreams. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message because together we can still get big things done. >> jimmy: ebon moss-bachrach, everybody. thank you to selena gomez. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next thank you for watching. have a great weekend. we'll see you on monday. good night. >>> this is "nightli

. >> wait, wait wait, i know you've bradley cooper will win something because he seems so desperate for an oscar, right? >> yes. well, i can tell you. i mean, my personal favorite as as a novelist is american fiction. that's great. i think it's amazing. everybody. that's amazing. so go, guys. >> okay. what do you think of mrs. for you. but everybody can answer. what do you think of trump meeting with viktor orban. he is the dictator. is that too strong a word of hungary. i mean he's a secretarian. >> he's as close as it gets in the western world. >> he was elected, but so was hitler, right? >> and he seems to be elected over and over and over again. yes. but i think actually most americans know nothing about viktor orban, so it probably has no impact on his electability. >> and i would agree with that. you're right. >> so i that's true. yeah. >> but can we educate them a little? yes. you're we are on a country. we're on cnn now. yeah come on. >> so yeah. >> who is viktor orban? >> there's a country. it's called hungary. you may have heard of it. it's part of my heritage. yeah. >> it's h

is it bradley cooper or johnny? depp? >> oh, gosh, 100%. this for the weird factor.no, i'm going this because it's unlikely. okay. i think this is right. what do we >> wha more naked all the time? >> by the way, i was like that night with my mom and my da. alwayd was always and alwayk showers with him. >> so i'm sure we learned a little bit more about bradley than we ever thought we'd know, itt emily a point. >> here we go. veepstakes. >> former president trump justth said this red state governor is absolutelyis r gover on his vp . is it greg abbott or kristi noem? i'm going, okay. no, on sequential, we have two different ones and i can take a big lead right here. >> it would be somebodwould beyi would very much consider on the list. et a f he did say this.ac so this week, can we get it back this week at this point? i have it. i've got suc h a lead now that i could do whatever i want with this last one. all right. so thih thiss prematurely spikes the football. >> s questionl do ihis two points? >> yep. we're going to do it. that's right. miub whatever. >> i'll win by

but if the best actor award goes to bradley cooper in maestro, he'd be the third artist in history tot themselves to an acting win. >> this is bella. she's an experiment. >> emma stone could pull off a double feat if she wins for best actress and best picture as a producer on the film poor things , she'd be just the second woman to ever win in both categories for the same film. >> you know, nobody knows nothing until they open the envelope. that's the fun part. >> you're a ten time nominee, martin scorsese, the most nominated living director, could become the oldest, best director winner for killers of the flower moon. >> we're in a race against the. >> oppenheimer leads the pack with 13 nominations. and while it will be tough to break the record of 11 oscar wins for a single movie, it should still be a very good night for the blockbuster film. >> eight wins would be the most awarded film since slumdog millionaire. ten would put it tied as the second most awarded film of all time, next to west side story. back in 1961, tim pulliam, abc news, los angeles jimmy kimmel is hosting the 96t

. >> 12 time oscar nominee bradley cooper, our first time nominees, colman domingo.you know what he saw a star. killian murphy drops below one volt. >> you hit that button, you abort. understood >> our jeffrey wright. >> why am i the last to know? >> best actor, i think from this position looks like a two person race at this point. you know, i think it's sort of between cillian murphy for oppenheimer and paul giamatti for the holdover. giamatti is a longtime academy favorite. what was i made for? >> and previous oscar winners billie eilish and finneas o'connell. what was i made for is nominated for best original song. >> it's inside this huge movie that has so many things going on, and yet it's so intimate, it's so close. i think that performance will be a showstopper and i can't wait to see it. >> but no matter who wins or loses, there should be plenty of laughs with host jimmy kimmel. >> i wonder how many people would notice if i just did the same jokes i did last year. >> oscar producers tapping the comedian to emcee hollywood's biggest night a fourth time and div

bradley cooper apparently fell asleep on the beach, this is how kim kardashian prepared for the ceremonybeen battling melanoma for 10 years. another relapse occurred last year. there was a tiny dot on my cheek, i thought it was just a pigment spot, but it turned out to be a tumor. now against the hobby the stars were tanned by an entire association of american dermatologists, this is mary lupa, a doctor from new orleans. she explains the most dangerous myth that kardashian and her followers believe in, the ability to get vitamin d with the help of a solarium. solariums use a type of ultraviolet waves that do not affect the production of vitamin d. however, radiation penetrates deep into cells and damages dna. for tanning bed users, the risk of developing melanoma increases by 70%. blinding others with the whiteness of your skin is not a beauty standard only for greek goddesses, but in general for all women of antiquity. lead white was invented then, then it came back into fashion again during the renaissance. but how did it happen that at first people were poisoned by toxic cosmetics? fo

bradley cooper and his mom appear to have gotten their tan on, too. want to be? one, two or three? >> i like how you look. what are you? >> puerto rican. [ laughter ] >> two. i'm thinking a two. >> we are now seeing the hype over self-tanning creams and mousse. women like rebecca tell us they're trying to tan safely. >> how i can reap the benefits of this tan, be happy but not potentially give myself wrinkles and premature aging. >> so how safe is it? new york dermatologist mr. michelle henry says tanning creams and mousses are far safer than tanning beds that use uv light which significantly increases the risk for melanoma. >> it's okay when applied directly to the skin. the problem is that a lot of formulations use aersols. >> when you are under the sun, don't forget your spf. >> it does not matter what you have on your skin. so whether it is self-tanner or bronzer or you just have a darker skin type, you need to use sun protection. >> now dr. henry also does not recommend spray tans because she points out a lot of those ingredients can cause damage

they cooperate with -- they cooperate with bradley says.hey impeach to extend wade and willis' testimony. so if you find by preponderance of the evidence, if you find by preponderance of the evidence that what i call a subset of forensic misconduct, ethical violations, has been shown and that there is a significant, a legitimate concern about the truthfulness of wade and willis, they are disqualified. no, of is your defects or findings of yours. but the law allows you to do that. you don't have to do it through an actual conflict. that is the other side of the equation and that is what i have argued and i think that is what goes is going to argue. >> judge mcafee: before i let you go, this is an interesting classification. you are seeing "america reports" conduct is not commenting public about the case, indicating get those skills. you are saying that it is a thing it district attorney says? >> steve: no. i'm saying that forensic misconduct as a subset of that, would include violations ethical violations which impact the ability of the defe

bradley infantry fighting vehicle; our guys spare no expense in firing at enemy oncoming attacks. ilya lyadvin and gormichkin and dmitry pisarev, ntv. donetsk people's republic. russia and belarus successfully cooperateriety of fields, but the field of science leads in terms of activity. this was discussed at the “union state scientific breakthrough” forum. it takes place in moscow and is timed to coincide with the day of unity of the peoples of the two countries, which it celebrates. areas, such as genomic research, biotechnology, nuclear medicine, resource-saving energy, as the common scientific space is being created in such areas, as noted at the forum, in modern realities , joining forces is especially relevant. today we see how complex the world is, what kind of pressure western countries are putting on belarus and russia is absolutely unreasonable, we have tried more than once to find soft words, but the softest, boorest pressure we are experiencing, and this is also a burden on budgets, this is also a burden on the industrial complex of our countries, but this is a task to be more united, more successful and smarter. dmitry mezintsev cited a flight into orbit as an example of cooperation. rus

cooperation of national conservative forces are also very grateful to our colleague and research fellow, the very first international research father, the center for fundamental rights to dr. shea bradleyte this book about hungary as an american for the audience in to in order to support our cause and then in orderrld the what il the the hungarian grand strategy, which is only about somehow to avoid to to be absorbed by different big empires and evil ideologies. ambassador szabo stuck. i mentioned we do know there's evil empires and evil ideologies from the 20th century. we do know both socialist, harmful and brutal empire and the ideology and dr. shea of course she roots she writes also about not only about the hungarian history and their fight for freedom in the past 1000 year, but she writes also about how they are trying to fight the vote and we are quite successful in that. but i tell you why, because we know what wokeism is it's very hard to to translate the tm hu. it's not the it's not well-known expression among hungarians. and there is new hungary. invert for it. we only can describe it, but i tell you what we hungarians, we do know wokeism only under the term communism and so

bradley who is in london for us. matt, if you will, talk us through what you know about this first round of airdrops. >> yasmin, u.s. officials have said this was done in cooperation with the jordanians. they have been conducting their own drops ever since early november. according to u.s. central command, three transport planes delivered 38,000 meals. some much needed supplies, yasmin. the gaza strip has already been suffering from what aid agencies have been calling a famine. we saw that incredible desperation among palestinians. many organizations say contributed to that stampede and israeli mass shooting in gaza two days ago. the death toll for that incident -- risen to 118. it is the most -- ever since israel's invasion of gaza few months ago. now aid agencies have also been saying that this american airdrop, even though that was a hard time coming, it isn't enough. someone even warmed that relying on airdrops if the age considers to be expensive. and the last resort. that might become a distraction to what they say should be the real diplomatic corps. getting israel and egypt to lift their blockade of the gaza strip to get the israelis to halt their siege of

cooperation -- corroboration that she was in this relationship. i tdley's testimony, your owner can separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to credibility. mr. bradley chances to correct information that he suddenly develops amnesia about and he didn't do it. judge mcafee: how does the timing of the relationship impact the financial interest? mr. merchant: as part of the scheme she created to give benefits to her boyfriend. there's a reason they fought so hard on this, there's a reason every single subpoena was obje we asked mr. bradley was objected to come the jumping up and down, there is a reason for that. th relationship started in 2019, the appointment of wade was improper, and if that was improper, he had no business as an average citizen, along with the fact he didn't have approval from fulton county to prove him in the first place, that undermines the indictment, creates structural impairment in the indictment because he had no more business being in the grand jury room than i did. the reason why it is important for the financial peace is it's how the money ended up going back to her. she put her boyfriend in the spot, paid him and reaped th

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