and burton then shared with the public that the film about the afterlife rather became the feeling andner director, there is no clear script, it is a tribute to fillini, but the emotions, effect and style are in place - it is a nod to german expressionism, which is typical, the public then warmly accepted the strange film about an eccentric spirit bioexorcist, who not only brings chaos to the world of the living, but also passionately dreams of getting married, as well as about a couple who died in a stupid car accident, and a family that is not afraid of ghosts, actually. i will not dive into the plot, it is useless, you just need to watch, i can note that in 100 minutes so many events will happen, how much sometimes does not happen in the whole series season, the wind of death, family housing issues, jokes, and most importantly the spirit of nostalgia. as if it has not changed. stepmother katrina hara, a very adult war on ryder, we will also see the star of wednesday geno ortega, we will rejoice at the cleaner in the afterlife danny devito, perhaps the appearance of detective william

, bug juice - that's if literally about the title, it is not clear, yes, and burton then shared withat the film about the afterlife was rather a feeling and a look of a novice director, there is no clear script, it is a tribute to fillini, but the emotions, effect and style are in place - this is a nod to german expressionism, which is characteristic, the public then warmly accepted the strange film about an eccentric spirit bio-exorcist, who not only ... brings chaos to the world of the living, but also passionately dreams of getting married, and also about a couple who died in a stupid car accident, about a family, which is not afraid of ghosts, actually, about the house that unites all these characters, the film entered the top ten box office leaders of that time, received an oscar for best makeup, the actors also received various awards, and such names as michael hitton and winona ryder received star status. by the way, many critics believe that the beatle jus of the eighties is a kind of compressed tim burton, they say it is there. poetics, his work, all his main features, aesth

burton, whose career began in 1985, when some were not even born, became famous thanks to such filmscissorhands, charlie and the chocolate factory and sleepy hollow. his most commercially successful the film was the postmodern fantasy alice in wonderland, which collected. at the box office more than a billion dollars, burton's latest work was the film beattle juse beattle juse, the world premiere took place at the venice film festival and received positive reviews from critics, well, handsome, nothing to say, all that you can say about this brilliant man, well, he's talking to you about a fan in the world of cinema, handsome, no, in fact, i'm watching and these are my two adored people, monica bellucci, who is simply an icon of beauty, style of everything else. and tim burton, whose films and cartoons, which you can watch endlessly, each time finding something new, here from my favorite, for example, the dead bride, i adore his cartoon on this topic, and also, by the way, tim burton, here we listed his merits, film director, screenwriter, producer, animator, poet, and what kind of ar

welcome to the hollywood walk of fame, tim burton!— of fame, tim burton!or and fantasy films, including the hits beetlejuice and edward scissorhands. he's also credited with the rise in popularity of modern superhero films for his directing work on the 1989 batman movie. he was joined by actors winona ryder, michael keaton and danny devito to celebrate his decades—long career in hollywood. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. a lot brighter out there today than we saw through yesterday, but still enough cloud around to produce some showers here and there, especially across eastern and the far west of the country. but overall a much better day than we saw through yesterday. showers this afternoon mainly will be across parts of east anglia, the southeast, the odd sharp one, still humid here and some across western scotland, northern ireland, though western parts of northern ireland will continue to brighten up. eastern scotland, northern england, western parts of england and also wales, many places actually dry through this afternoon and with just light win

. >> jimmy: and tim burton. >> and tim burton! >> jimmy: how is tim burton?t to meet that guy. i think he's so cool. >> you know, he's really fun. he's so imaginative. and he's a wonderful, wonderful guy. >> jimmy: that's one of the things i loved about this movie too. the effects are real, like, claymation and real -- >> yeah, he complete -- he did this kind of wonderful thing where he sort of -- he sort of -- he wanted to make it really quickly. he didn't want to waste any time, you know, doing cgi and all that. he sort of cleared it away. and it was sort of like making an independent film. he just sory of put a big iron dome over the whole thing, and we went in and just sort of played, and made each other laugh, and goofed. and then the effects are all, like, you know, real effects. so in the trailer, you can see he opens his shirt and guts blow out. and real rubber guts and goo hit us in the face. >> jimmy: it's so good. >> it's really lo-fi, but in a a weird way, that's what makes it so -- >> jimmy: it's well done. >> -- great. >> jimmy: and it's super f

filmmaker tim burton was honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame today.joined by beetlejuice. beetlejuice stars michael keaton and winona ryder as the star was unveiled. the sequel opens nationwide on friday. reporter elizabeth wagmeister caught up with some of the cast. >> beetlejuice. beetlejuice. beetlejuice. >> three iconic words. >> nobody should say it three times. i'm like, weird about saying it twice. >> three iconic women returning to that ghostly comedy. >> the juice is loose 36 years after the original catherine o'hara. >> i'm trying to capture the perfect primal scream and winona ryder. i can't believe i'm doing this. >> reprise their roles in the long awaited sequel to beetlejuice. it took a long time, but why is now the right time for this? >> jenna had to be born to become an actress. >> i think i'm going to love it here. >> fresh off netflix's monster hit wednesday. jenna ortega plays ryder's daughter, and o'hara's granddaughter is her mom, lydia daetz. >> unfortunately, she's a legend. >> all three women sat down with cnn ahead of the fil

well, some new cast members are going to join tim burton's long awaited sequel, beetlejuice.king with tim burton, the legendary movie director, with filmmakers starting to use more ai. they talked about how they feel a tim burton movie is a good example of how the technology won't be able to match his creativity. >> i think when people see this film, they'll understand that i don't think they'll ever be a tim burton movie that could have been made by ai, because he is so singular in his vision. >> does beetlejuice, beetlejuice maybe goes farther with visuals? maybe it's a bit more scary. >> they also talked about their roles in the movie and working with michael keaton, who comes back as the ghost with the most. the movie. beetlejuice. beetlejuice hits theaters tomorrow. it's rated pg 13. well thousands of props and costumes from the world of game of thrones are ready to be auctioned. hbo is putting more than 2000 pieces from the show's set up for sale. the props include everything from full sets of armor to prosthetic teeth used by the white walkers in the show. the prices r

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burton's latest work was the film beattle juice beattle juice.e world premiere took place at the venice film festival and received positive reviews from critics. british stuntman johnny davis set a new unusual motorcycle record. to do this, he had to ride his iron horse while standing behind speed of almost 257 km/h. according to the rules, he had to control the motorcycle himself. a specially installed rear grab handle helped. he also used a modified throttle valve, controlled by his thumb, to accelerate the bike to the record speed. davis raced behind the motorcycle thanks to special titanium boots that began to spark and even lift him during the ride. according to him , the achievement was very dangerous and energy-consuming, he does not intend to repeat such a stunt. the previous record was in 1999 year was set by harry rotwell from liverpool, who in the same way reached a speed of 251 km/h. the guinness book of records registered the largest smartphone in the world. it was created by the popular british blogger aaron main. the height of the

>> reporter: the film is directed by tim burton who directed the original "beetlejuice". >> you bothrked with tim burton before. >> yeah. >> reporter: what is it like working with the director you both have a relationship with? does it make the shooting process easier? >> absolutely. >> most definitely. >> yeah. >> yeah, tim is -- it is funny because i know he comes off like a serious freak, and he is. he's definitely weird, but in the kindest, most generous, loving way. >> yeah. >> he's so funny. for me, joining this franchise that, you know, i loved and so many people loved, there's a lot of pressure that comes with that. but then when you work with a friend that is open to your ideas but also knows exactly where he wants you to go. >> yeah. >> is super patient and caring and considerate, it is the best. >> the best boss. >> yeah. >> are we doing this? >> "beetlejuice beetlejuice" "beetlejuice." >> reporter: for kids interested in acting, the stars had advice. jenna, you have been acting since you were a young kid. wha what advise would you give to kids who want to act? >> go for i

tim burton received his star on the hollywood walk of fame.egendary director is the creative force behind beetlejuice, edward scissorhands, batman forever, winona ryder and michael keaton both spoke at burton's ceremony today. >> it was beautiful. you know, i it's been spending time with him on the film, obviously, and then we've been traveling a little bit, but honestly, it was a very special you don't get it every time on every movie. >> the actors reunited with burton for the new beetlejuice sequel coming out this week. >> a new season of tamron hall kicked off today. it is season six reporter david navarro with our sister station in new york, caught up with the host after her first show of the season. >> tamron hall is a force of nature. she kicked off season six today with a new theme song, a new audience, and a new year of entertaining her fans. so with all that going on, it was no surprise she lost a shoe in the process. >> my shoe broke right before this interview. okay. and so just keeping it real, like carrie bradshaw, i lost my shoe

nick, thank you very much, nick burton, - very much, nick burton, survivor of grenfell fire.hey recognise their part in what happened, that they are working with the authorities. arconic, the manufacturer of the cladding that was on grenfell, it still is insisting that it's cladding is insisting that it's cladding is safe. 0ur macomb editor mark easton told us that despite recent legislation, there is still a long way to go before the risk of similar fires is eliminated.— the risk of similar fires is eliminated. ., �* ., ., , eliminated. you've had two acts of parliament, _ eliminated. you've had two acts of parliament, building - eliminated. you've had two acts of parliament, building safety i of parliament, building safety act and fire safety act, both of which are absolutely designed to make sure that blocks like grenfell tower, that kind of tragedy cannot happen again. but we have seen in recent times fires. entire blocks were things have not gone well. we saw the fire in dagenham just a week ago, where there was cladding on the walls of a block which was known to be unsa

entertainment critic dean richards shares his thoughts on tim burton's long-awaited sequel.at director tim burton and much of the original cast are all coming back to make it. it was the same kind of anticipation that yet when you get together with friends that you haven't seen in a long time, sometimes those reunions are great and sometimes they're better off left as memories. >> you don't, you. beetlejuice beetlejuice. it was a nice reunion but one that didn't live up to the original movie itself is fairly well put together with michael keaton. not one oscar winner. >> slipping right back into the makeup and striped suit with the same wisecracks, an undead hi, james but on riders now, the mom of her own troubled teenage daughter played by jenna ortega. catherine o'hara attorney is the slightly out of step step. mom all back in the same house of the undead. nice to see everyone again in too many subplots and too many side characters that slow things down. i think they're there. so you don't notice that it's just not as clever as the 1988 original. it is nostalgia, though, a

nick burton was among the few rescued, guided to safety. >> i don't remember coming out into the lightremember being handed over. i don't remember when i took my first real breath. i knew i was going to die and melt at some stage in the tower. >> they call that the grenfell koch but he lost his wife pillar after the fire. she was the last of its 72 victims and this was the final conclusion of the chairman of the seven-year public inquiry. >> the simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable and those who lived in the tower were badly failed over a number of years and in a number of different ways by those who were responsible for ensuring the state of the building and its out. >> the largest group representing victims of the fire have always said exactly that. >> human life was never a priority and we lost friends, neighborhooded and loved ones in the most horrific way through greed, corruption, incompetence and negligence. >> if you're looking for the one person or company that mike to blame for the deaths of 72 at grenfell you won't find it in this massive seven-vo

it's directed by tim burton, who made the wednesday show. it stars the actress from wednesday.eavily on. yes, but gen z's parents want to go and see this with them, and that's quite clearly a recipe for some cache success. warner brothers are lowballing this i think it will massively exceed that. i don't know by how much warner brothers are estimating an 80 million. the conventional wisdom is 100 to 120. i wouldn't be shocked to see it between that 100 and 120. >> wow. that's why they do it. thank you very much. that's varne arconic, film critic. there on why we never get to see any new movies just reimagined ones from the past. running out of time, unfortunately, has come to you . claire, quickly. you got to you. claire, quickly. you got a theory about this, haven't you? >>i you? >> i do,i you? >> i do, i think it's a throwback to the writers strike. i think there has been an awful lot of pre—development covid as well, and the lockdown has actually added to that. the fact that there's not a lot of creativity now, and the writers strike put a hold on everything. nothing new was

and burton wheeler said there is no law to arrest him under what law would i arrest him?o he refuses to do that it's literally hours later that frank little was a drug from his house and murdered. and in the aftermath of that of frank little's murder allies of the copper company push for the creation of a state law that would make that some speech illegal. in 1918 montana pass the sedition act that made it illegal to basically criticize the government or criticize the war. and not long after that the national government passed its own act which was basically a copy of montana state act. again, making it illegal to speak out against the war. criticize the work of the government. one of the worst incursions of civil liberties and free speech in american history, hundreds of thousands of people were arrested under the laws lives ruined and that sort of thing. and so these free speech fights they inaugurated a series of discussions about free-speech in america that has not existed on that level before. from people who are concerned aboutd speech, about what speeh could be all

the wednesday star is excited to be part of another world created by burton. >> how cool is that?ool is that? that i got to be a part of that. i don't know how it happened. i don't know why he asked me back, but what an honor. i mean, truly, i. wednesday is, you know, was a different type of job for me because, you know, it was tv. it's a long haul, an iconic character that's been done before. so with this, to just be a part of something that holds so much weight in film history, really, i can't compare anything to beetlejuice. it's just been an absolute pleasure. >> the long awaited sequel centers on the deetz family being terrorized by the striped suit wearing demon again, after astrid accidentally opens the portal to the afterlife. >> the first beetlejuice movie was an original, and i can honestly say this movie is an original. you don't have to have seen the first. i don't think to love this. it's probably a bonu. >> in hollywood. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> all right, 747 is your time. the deadpool sequel is now the best performing rated-r movie of all time. it's expected to

. >>> and tim burton, creator of beetlejuice and the nightmare before christmas.got his star on the hollywood walk of fame today clearly. they both starred in beetlejuice in 1988, reuniting for the sequel, beetlejuice, beetlejuice, which opens on friday. i need to watch that again and to watch the original beetlejuice. pretty cool. cbs is evening news is up next. local news continues on the streaming service, cbs news bay area. we're back here in 30 minutes in our virtual studios. we'll see you at 7:00. ♪ ♪ >> the charges unsealed today are just one part of our effort to target every aspect o ♪ ♪ >> the charges unsealed today are just one part of our effort to target every aspect of hamas' operations.

burton being the two senators who helped create bill. all right. they so what this bill did essentially was provided grants for the construction of new hospitals in specifically locations where they believed under looking at specific criteria like per like like per capita income to see where are these hospitals needed in regards where is it most heavily populated. and also is it sustainable financially in some of these locations? right. so of course, that didn't give a hospital to every single group, but at least it started to increase the availability of medical right in our civilian world. and then in 1986, the emergency medical treatment and labor act, also known as impala you might have heard of that fancy term if you've ever worked in a hospital or any type of health care setting. right. this is very much something that exists today. very much. right. until it initially was created. prevent patient dumping. right. patient dumping essentially talking about patients who would come the hospital and they wouldn't get screened or properly treated a

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burton says it may have to do with the fact that the kron poll was conducted just a week after forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall was shot near union square. so this krom poll may indicate. >> some people are feeling that still having reservations about public safety situation in san francisco. >> the kron 4 emerson college poll also found 51% disapprove of the job mayor breed is doing compared to 27%. that approve of her work. and nearly 41% of the 750 likely voters polled also support ranked choice voting while 30% did not. political. analysts also say as we get closer to election day, don't be surprised if a couple of the candidates para up encouraging voters to vote for one as first choice and the other as second choice. >> welcome back. the teenager accused of shooting forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall during an attempted robbery in san francisco was back in court today. his attorney says new evidence in the case suggest his client should not be charged with attempted murder. the defense now says he only deserves an attempted robbery charge. kron four's jack moment reports. >> so it's

burton says it may have to do with the fact that the kron poll was conducted just a week after forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall was shot near union square. this poll they indicate that voters in san francisco are still uneasy about public safety right now. the kron, 4 emerson college poll also found 41% of the 750 likely voters polled supported ranked choice voting while 30% did not. >> political analysts say also don't be surprised if a couple of the candidates pair up closer to election day encouraging voters to vote for one for first choice and the other for second choice. dan kerman kron, 4 news. and in this same exclusive kron for news poll. we also asked voters about whether they approve of the job. >> chief bill scott is doing as the top cop with the san francisco police department. 20% say they approve of the job he's doing. 27% say they disapprove. and 37% say thay're neutral or just don't have an opinion at all. and 15% of the voters say that they have not even heard chief scott. >> we also asked the same question about the job performance of san francisco's district attorney br

michael keaton, tim burton, winona ryder, iwill be there.ill achieve. the final hearing for this phase of the inquiry took a lot of truth came out, not so much from the mouths of the people on the stand, but through the e—mails. so i'm hopeful that all that will be delivered in the report for people to see. so my apprehension comes with, what is going to happen after that? how will that be responded to, by central government, by legislation, by changes of laws? and throughout today we'll bring you reaction to that final report. our online team will have the very latest updates. eddie nestor is live in kensington on bbc radio london from 10am. and you canjoin riz lateef for a special programme tonight at 6.30 here on bbc one. three children who were found dead alongside a man at a house in staines have been described by their mother as "full of life and happiness". in a statement, angelika swiderska paid tribute to her children dominik — who was three — and nikodem and kacper, who were both two. she said they "doted on their daddy". police we

the hello i'm richard gets burton. you're watching a special edition of the listening post. when trying to explain conflicts, historians and journalists examined the ideologies that helped create, but in the media coverage of israel and palestine, one the id, ology, deserves farm or attention. then it's going to get zionism was the brainchild of jewish intellectuals in 19th century europe. it was a response to the tidal wave of anti semitism. sweeping the continent at that time, their solution, a jewish state, but on land already inhabited by palestinians. it was a reflection of europe's colonial. thank. however, after decades of dispossession, war and apartheid critics of zionism called indefensible if not racist in western media, those particular seldom hurt. instead, we got the opposite, a debate about whether all position to that ideology and design isn't as anti semitic. later on in this program, we will hear from a jewish american community leader about her transition from a true believer in zionism to a committed opponent of it. but 1st, the listening post, daniel tor

when nikolai burton, i have sent me on frank. and so gabriel gall costs, if they were to return, they will go and when they left, they would be shot. now, a 100 years later, russia is suffering a similar brain drain. might have gilman was a celebration gallery or not, and museum director in moscow until he filled out a site that was due to his since being labeled a foreign agent by russian authorities. and like hundreds of his colleagues now works in berlin, used to move with whom you to increase if you take a broader look, not only visual arts, but also literature and music, nearly all of the most important names of left russia, c o, u, surgeon's restrict deep regime leaves no room for criticism. the licensed waves of sling officers came when russia began its will on ukraine. the rifle, ludmilla audit sky, out driven into exile at the age of old list. fee. as a director, carrillo said he runny calls, an outspoken critic of rain. shame now faces prisons in russia and marina defeat of one of the most important voices in russian vi

burton view and get on as a viable buffer between europe and india sub control over at southern territory. the stakes were even higher just before because they're up to the discovery of oil in southern nearby and turned uninsured into apprised assets for british interest as we look to replace cold weather one in oil to fuel their war ships. why did the british enter run from the south? why not from the west east to else when they chose the south because of runs oil is located in that region. that was the beginning. then there was rice, sally, though valerie and other patriots who rose up based on these let me principal cold . and now for you also build, they witnessed how the bridge is pointing to the countries old, mistreated, a rainy and work as a sole hours also has taken away on british ships while around received any a trivial share of its own oil. the british paid the work is meagan wages and treated the radians with a feudal attitude like to imposing capitulation price. i li, followed the decrees of the muslim clerics of his time to waste him to take up arms . he was not alone surr

since rushes full scale invasion of ukraine, the turkish president, rector of tyler burton, one has held, talks with egyptian liter abdul fossa, a c c, who is making his 1st visit to ankara in 12 years. they are hoping to mend ties after more than a decade of strain relations. the 2 signed agreements on energy defense and stores on the final reports on the grenville tower. a high rise disaster in london has criticized officials and building firms. it says all 72 desks in the fire in 2017 could have been avoided. prime minister, cure storm or has apologize. think the state fail to protect people and danish police have detained climate act was granted to bargain copenhagen at a protest against the war and gaza and israel's occupation of the west bank. local media saying schepers later released, she was among 6 people detained after about 20 block. the entrance to a university building is really a problem. minister benjamin netanyahu says israel will not withdraw its troops from the border between southern gaza and egypt, known as the philadelphia core door. he said those troops would remai

>> after 36 years of waiting, a monster weekend for this long-awaited tim burton sequel. keaton brought in $110 million in ticket sales in its box office debut. "deadpool and wolverine" and "reagan" also made up the top three movies in theater. >>> it has been a summer of sport. today, the paralympic games came to an end with a spectacular closing ceremony. 4,400 athletes competed over 11 days. los angeles will host the next games. overall, china won the most medals with team usa taking third with 105. >>> and kendrick lamar, if you haven't heard, is headed to the super bowl. in a youtube video today, the 17-time grammy winner said that he'll headline the 2025 halftime show. it's already been a big year for lamar, whose hit "they not like us" was borne out of his feud with rival five-time grammy winner rapper drake. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news," he built a vinyl empire. >>> now he's looking for a new groove. now he's looking for a groove. now he's looking for a groove. now he's looking for a new groove. empire.now he's looking new groove. empire. now he's looking fo

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that's tim burton's "beetlejuice beetlejuice" scared up $110 million in its opening weekend.rgest debut of the year and the second highest total for a september release in history. summer blockbuster "deadpool & wolverine," that's still around. continues to hold in second place while the presidential biopic reagan came in at number three. beetlejuice taking us back i don't know how many decades. >> an old reboot. oldie but goodie. >> for sure. >> the nfl season just got started, but we all know who will be stepping to at the super dome in february just before kick awe on sunday, the nfl announced that tend rick lamar will be headlining the halftime show for super bowl lix in new orleans. he already appeared in 2022 along with dr. dray and snoop dogg and eminem. i don't think drake will be performing with him that will be a lot of fun. >> you never know who might show up, just for fun. >>> when we come back, apple is revealing its latest in tech today. today. we're talking about the phone. (♪♪) hey guys. how we feeling? you ready? hey! adams elementary, go rams! i think he nee

the countries strategic quotation made it impossible to remain unaffected by the chaos burton view and give on as a vital buffer between europe and india. supp control over at southern territory. the stakes were even higher, just before the conflict threw up to the discovery of oil and southern their bonds, turned the nation into apprised assets for british interest as we looked to replace cold weather one in oil to fuel their warships. why did the british and our run from the south? why not from the west east to else when they chose the south? because it runs oral is located in that region. that was the beginning. then there was rice, sally, though valerie and other patriots who rose up based on these let me principal cold . and now for you also build, they witnessed how the bridge is pointing to the countries old and mistreated. a rainy and work as they still have results is were taken away from british ships, one of wrong received on the a trivial share of its own oil. the british paid the work is meagan, wages, and treated the radians with a feudal attitude. lisa imposing capitulat

the actress talked about how they feel a tim burton movie is a good example of how the technology cannot his. >> i think when people see this film, they'll understand that i don't think they'll ever be a ti burton movie that could have been made by ai, because he is so singular in his vision. does beetlejuice beetlejuice maybe goes farther with visuals? >> maybe it's a bit more scary. >> you're a figment of my imagination. >> they also talked about their roles in the film and working with michael keaton, who returns as the ghost with the most movie. beetlejuice hits theaters tomorrow and is rated pg 13. >> there are growing calls to investigate e-commerce websites sheehan and ta'amu over concerns that some of their products are known to lead to the deaths of children. in a joint statement to consumer product safety, commissioners are calling for an investigation. the commissioner cited an article in tech industry news site the information that found padded crib bumpers were being sold online, even though the bumpers were banned by congress. two years ago. the commissioners are also askin

every day nick burton walks the dogs, he catches a glimpse of where his flat was — the top of grenfellhe escaped with his wife pilar through choking smoke. i don't actually remember coming out into the light. i don't remember, like, being handed over. i don't remember when i took my first, um, real breath. i know that i thought i was going to die and melt at some stage...in the...in the tower. he coughs. and, um... is that cough, do you think, still from the... uh, yeah, i actually went to the doctors the other day about my cough. i think they called it the grenfell cough! i was seriously sick for months. afterwards, he and pilar spent long stretches in hospital, but for her, the effects of the fire came on top of dementia. she died injanuary 2018. she is regarded as the last — and 72nd — victim of grenfell. so for nick, today is a huge day. we've been waiting seven years to find out the facts that are going to be in black and white. you know, tell the truth about these — especially about these corporations and, um, and their part that they played in the fire. good morning, everyone. w

the next day i came in and he gave me a pair of gary burton mallets. he told me to try but believe it or not i was still confused but that decision and gift he gave me changed my life forever. from then on i'd start prac practicing jazz vibraphone and became obsessed with it. stopped auditioning on the drum set and started to be a jazz vibraphonist. years past ira would go back to perform with him and whatever the new class was at the university of miami for the summer camp. i got to meet all the young people from across the country that ira had inspired and whose lives he had changed. ira sullivan achieved technical skills not achieve i had by many. a multiinstrumentalist in the truest sense of the word. fluently being able to play trumpet, saxophone, flute, and other instruments. he also had the ability to be a jazz great in the histories books but remain an accessible educator for artists of many different levels. he mentored great like pat matheny. he also continued to teach high schoolers and college-aged students at the young musicians camp at th

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nick burton was among the few rescued, guided to safety.t into the light. i don't remember, like, being handed over. i don't remember when i took my first real breath. i know that i thought i was going to die and melt at some stage... he coughs. ..in the tower. they call that the grenfell cough. but he lost his wife, pilar, after the fire. she was the last of its 72 victims. and this was the final conclusion of the chairman of the seven—year public inquiry. the simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in the tower were badly failed over a number of years and in a number of different ways, by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. the largest group representing victims of the fire have always said exactly that. human life was never a priority, and we lost friends, neighbours and loved ones in the most horrific way through greed, corruption, incompetence and negligence. if you're looking for the one person or company that might have been to blame for t

nick burton was among the few rescued, guided to safety.tually remember coming out into the light. i don't remember, like, being handed over, i don't remember when i took my first real breath. i know that i thought i was going to die and melt at some stage... he coughs ..in the tower. they call that the grenfell cough, but he lost his wife, pily, after the fire. she was the last of its 72 victims. this was the final conclusion of the chairman of the seven year public inquiry. the simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in the tower were badly failed over a number of years, and in a number of different ways, by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. the largest group representing victims of the fire have always said exactly that. human life was never a priority, and we lost _ human life was never a priority, and we lost friends, neighbours and loved _ we lost friends, neighbours and loved ones in the most horrific way, through— loved ones in the most

they were supported by burton's new muses, jenna ortega and monica bellucci. the story of the difficult relationship of the war correspondent martha, played by tilda swinton, with her daughter. the premiere of the film lonely was a loud event of the festival wolves starring brad pitt and george clooney . the paparazzi are closely watching the stars' every move. the film itself is a comedy action movie about two mercenaries who are used to working alone, but as a result of a confluence of circumstances. a video has already been posted on social networks, the lead actors are dancing during a long ovation after the screening of the film. first , there were graduates of gites, the workshop of dmitry krymov and evgeny komenkovich and their... diploma work. now it is a new independent theater project hey theater with the first repertoire production of pole. shows the performance on the art platform. aleya sharifulina learned how it all began. the call of the sign not to be surprised, hints at the name of the theater "u", which many interpret as the interjection "oh", not immediately adapting

nick burton was among the few rescued, guided to safety.'t actually remember coming out into the light. i don't remember, like, being handed over. i don't remember when i took my first real breath. i know that i thought i was going to die and melt at some stage... he coughs. ..in the tower. they call that the grenfell cough. but he lost his wife, pilar, after the fire. she was the last of its 72 victims. and this was the final conclusion of the chairman of the seven—year public inquiry. the simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in the tower were badly failed over a number of years and in a number of different ways, by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. the largest group representing victims of the fire have always said exactly that. human life was never a priority, and we lost friends, neighbours and loved ones in the most horrific way through greed, corruption, incompetence and negligence. if you're looking for the one person or company that

nick burton was among the few rescued, guided to safety.lly remember coming out into the light. i don't remember, like, being handed over, i don't remember when i took my first real breath. i know that i thought i was going to die and melt at some stage... he coughs ..in the tower. they call that the grenfell cough, but he lost his wife, pily, after the fire. she was the last of its 72 victims. and this was the final conclusion of the chairman of the seven—year public inquiry. the simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in the tower were badly failed — over a number of years and in a number of different ways — by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. the largest group representing victims of the fire have always said exactly that. human life was never a priority, and we lost friends, neighbours and loved ones in the most horrific way, through greed, corruption, incompetence and negligence. if you're looking for the one person or company that might

nick burton was among the few rescued, guided to safety.y remember coming out into the light. i don't remember, like, being handed over, i don't remember when i took my first real breath. i know that i thought i was going to die and melt at some stage... he coughs ..in the tower. they call that the grenfell cough, but he lost his wife, pily, after the fire. she was the last of its 72 victims. and this was the final conclusion of the chairman of the seven—year public inquiry. the simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in the tower were badly failed — over a number of years and in a number of different ways — by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. the largest group representing victims of the fire have always said exactly that. human life was never a priority, and we lost friends, neighbours and loved ones in the most horrific way, through greed, corruption, incompetence and negligence. if you're looking for the one person or company that might ha

that's what we're hearing from experts in any case correspond, rosie burton, with the leasing process tonight. where is the thank you and you're watching dw, near who's coming up on the day and exclusive interview with former is really prime minister. they hoot over there. so i ask him, what he makes of the current prime minister benjamin netanyahu sending a message today to iraq. this is the ultimate expression of arrogance. there is a to, i'm the familiar with that for now knows very well that you could have been very difficult and painful to ease with the american not being long side ease way. and so i think the right hand, seeing the vendor, they want to take her and you can watch the entire interview with former israeli prime minister or marriage in about 10 minutes time on the day. or you can watch it on demand on our w news, youtube channel. most gail has condemned israel's killing of hezbollah leader, her son as raul of his death followed an unprecedented attack across webinar. and in which communications devices exploded, killing, or may mean, many of as well as fighters of t

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