worth noting as well that another of the year ‘s runaway hits, bridget jones's baby, was also a home—growndget jones's baby. maintaining good relationship with ex—husband. and my love life is showing signs of improvement. may i? it fits! aside from one tiny development... i'm pregnant? everything is completely under control! sort of... whether you like your movies big or small, down—to—earth or out of this world, there really was something for eve ryo ne there really was something for everyone in uk cinemas in 2016. sometimes, you just had to look a little bit harder to find it. let me do this, please. it is not exactly the perfect storm, more of an ordinary storm, we've got two of them in the next couple of days, one that will arrive later, boxing day, this will develop from this area of cloud. ahead of that, this area of cloud. ahead of that, this curl of cloud signals barbara, storm barbara, lashing northern and western parts of the uk today. earlier, in the shetland isles, and we have seen ghosts of 70 mph, and also some gusty weather across the west coast of england and wales. this wa

only 3 of 14 summer sequels outperformed their predecessors, with "zoolander 2" and "bridget jones" fallinglat. and while china's box office grew by almost half last year, boosting hollywood revenue, this year, chinese growth basically flatlined. comp score says expecting china's box office growth to continue would be misguided. >> it has gone from a novelty-driven factor where audiences there haven't really had those kind of in-theater experiences with the great amenities and these brand-new, beautiful theaters. now that will shift from a novelty factor for the movie-going experience and shift to the quality of the movies. >> with so many entertainment alternatives both in the u.s. and abroad and the cost of going to theaters on the rise, the bar for quality content is higher than ever. for "nightly business report," i'm juhl boar citizen in san francisco. >>> china hits general motors with a $29 million fine, and that's where we begin tonight's "marcus focus." chinese officials allege that the automakers joint venture engaged in monopolistic pricing for buick, cadillac and chevrolet model

. >> and some people said, maybe jenna bush who watched it and said l "bridget jones' baby" and i lovedbeauty." >> and the title is not great, because nobody use s ts the ter collateral beauty, because it is not a term that anybody uses, and i never have said, like, well, kathie lee all of the collateral beauty in the room, and it is -- and what does that mean? >> well, something has to suffer for it, right? >> well, i did not hear any advertising for the movie, and am a i crazy? what is that about? >> it is like wonderful life, but it dwarfs star wars which took everything. >> and what about rob are and chyna? >> well, i love to talk about them, don't you? well, america sweethearts are no longer. so it is -- >> she has moved out and taken the the baby. >> yes, and took the baby and began on saturday when her e-mail was hacked by someone very mad she said, and implied it is rob who allegedly hacked the instagram account and the social media accounts, and somebody uploaded the text messages that she had and por trey her in a not awesome light, and then he basically said that she is leave

. >> that happened to me last night watched "bridget jones' baby."teral beauty." >> the title is not great. no one uses the term collateral beauty. not a term anyone uses. never been, kathie lee, all the collateral beaut any this room. it's wonderful. like, i don't know what that means. >> something has to suffer for it, right? >> i didn't hear advertising for the movie. am i crazy? >> no. such a sweet movie i. wa. >> i want to see it. dwarfed by "star wars." "rogue one" killed everything. $155 million. >> move on 0 blac chyna and rob kardashian. >> i love talking about them. don't you? oh, it's wonderful. [ laughter ] no. america's sweethearts, rob kardashian and blac chyna, they are no longer. she moved out, had taken the baby. it began saturday. her instagram hacked. using air quotes, by someone very mad, implied it's rob maybe allegedly hacked her instagram accounts and her social media accounts and he uploaded -- someone uploaded all of these text messages she portraying her in a not awesome light. but then he basically went on instagram saying

periods of little bridget jones diary except i didn't smoke like she did. i've been practicing for over nine years and as a kid from upstate new york who never came from circles of power it meant a lot to me to be a lawyer. i felt like i had arrived and now people have to take me seriously. i was reluctant to walk away from it because it meant something to me and myself-imagu self-image but i did run headfirst into that brick wall. malays and mediocrity are sort of hard to get out of but when you are dreadfully unhappy now i have to go and that's where i got as a lawyer. >> you go from being a lawyer to a broadcast journalist. >> i got reject it from the house of syracuse which i love to remind them off now. they don't care about [laughter] so, i went and decided it was a natural this is something i've always wanted to do but maybe i can do it now. it's not that easy to jump into as a broadcast journalist and so i was determined and then like honestly in retrospect i feel like my father had a hand in it because guitar playing is a theme of the book and we n

it's a little bridget jones dairy.but like she did, but, you know, i had been practicing law for over nine years and up state we never came from circles of power, it meant a lot to be a lawyer. i have arrived and now people are going to take me seriously and i like this sort of, you know, i'm fierce and i'm tough and serious, megyn kelly esquire, yeah. and so i was really reluctant to walk away from it because it meant something to me, to my self-image, but i really did ran first head first of brick wall of unhappiness and you get to a point where you can't deny it anymore. you can't deny up happiness. malaise and mediocraty. >> how did you get into journalist? >> i had always been interested in journalism. i got rejected which i love to remind them now. they don't care. [laughter] >> it means something to me. [laughter] >> yeah. >> and so i -- when i decide today leave law, okay, so this is something i always wanted to the but maybe i can do it now but, you know, it's not that easy to jump into it career as a broadcas

you can read them is a little bridget jones diary. except i didn't smoke. i had been practicing law for over nine years connecticut in upstate new york, it meant a lot to me to be a lawyer. i have arrived in now people are going to be taking me seriously. i liked this sort of been fierce and tough and serious. megyn kelly "esquire". and so i was really let to walk away from it because it meant something to the self-image the brick wall of unhappiness and you get to a point or you can't it anymore. malaise of mediocrity and i have to go.y. >> how did you get into journalism. >> i was always interested in journalism but i got dead, which i love to remind them of now. [laughter] they don't care, but it means something to me. and so when i is started to leave the love and maybe i could do it now. it's not that easy to jump into a career as a broadcast journalist. i really was determined, but without the immediate plan.li in retrospect i feel like my father may have had a hand in it because my dad and his guitar playing is enough the book. we never took a fancy

>> "bridget jones' diary." >> mine i more traditional. "deadpool. request the. >> that's a romantic comedy? >> oh, yes. that's a love story. >> i love the scene right before that when they walk in to confront and they play the dmx song. >> there's so much romance in this movie. >> what does thisay about us with be mr. y have henry winkler with a classic "deadpool" and i've got ausage party." much wveryt ethought.tty >> i'm going o gethem both on dvd. >> christmas. we're going toet them for you for chstmas. >>> another study. that's right. we live on studies here. a new study found that asking a stranger for something face to face tends to get better results than asking via e-mail. >> makes perfect sense. >> of course, first, if you ask >> c i have $100? >> no -- yes. because it is face to face, i will give it to you. >> when will i get it? >> you stand by. the study also found that people tend to think of e-mail as a lot more effective than it really is, which i agree. >> i don't really e-mail anymore. now my e-mails are yes, no. i don't get into pr

. ♪ >> 'tis the season for celebrations at work like that disastrous one from "bridget jones diary."rty. jennifer wallace, her new article out today called your office holiday party survival guide. it says the fastest way to derail your career and ruin your reputation is to treat the event like a frat party. jennifer wallace, good morning. >> good morning. >> so do people dread going to their holiday parties? >> i think there is one survey that said 50% of us dread it. i think there are two reasons. one is that, you know, we don't like to blur the lines between social and work. we understand the boundaries when we're at the office, we understand the boundaries at a party. this is an awkward way of bringing the two together. i also think that some of us dread mingling with strangers because it is a little pit risk taking. you can be shunned you can be snubbed. and -- >> you say mingling is important. why? >> it is important. it shows you're part of the team, that you really support the company culture, that you're a team player, but it is also another recent survey showed up to 85% of

to be honest, i did not even know condoms had sell buy dates until i watched "bridget jones."nkly, this is a safety issue. that is why a national curriculum for life is vital in making sure that everyone has the understanding they need, whether in sex education, finance or politics. so many issues that we, as a youth parliament, have come across, such as first aid training and body image, have highlighted the need for a national curriculum for life. by choosing this as our main issue, we will be allowing ourselves to make a difference. thank you. mr. speaker: who have we got from northern ireland? what about the chap there in the middle? james savage: i represent strangford. i have to correct my good friend from london who has just spoken, because i represent the best region in the youth parliament. education is the silver bullet. it is a means by which we can accomplish so many goals within the youth parliament. on tackling votes at 16, how could we ask to get the vote at 16 without first properly ensuring that people are educated enough to vote and understand what policies t

>> bridget jones "diary." >> yours? >> "deadpool. a love story.> there's so much romance in this movie. >> what does that say about us, henry winkler with a classic "deadpool" and i have "sausage party." >> it pretty much confirms what everybody thought. >> i will get them both on dvd. >> we will get them for you for christmas. >> another study. we live on studies here. a new study found asking a stranger for something face to face tends to get better results than asking via e-mail. >> makes perfect sense. >> first of all, if you ask a stranger by e-mail -- >> can i have 1$100? >> when will i get it? >> you stand by. >> the study also found people tend to think of e-mail as a lot more effective than it really is, i agree. >> i don't really e-mail. now, my e-mails are yes, no, i don't get into prolonged exchanges for a number of reasons. >> i write my e-mail as i would want them in very short spurts. i'm read dense paragraphs. >> no. >> so i write in bullet points. >> that's very smart. it keeps it -- >> precise and to the point and can i have the