from ukraine on december 4, both ukrainian and american mountains will appear on the stage of carnegie hallity concert, the funds earned will be directed to the support of ukraine . years ago will glorify ukraine again dmytro didora and oleksandr burlevych espresso tv channel one gift to putin on his 70th birthday crimean bridge encore that's the name of the new stamp from ukrposhta, it will be available in the first half of november however, details regarding the date and terms of sale will be made public additionally the author of the issue, yurii shapoval, a ukrainian artist, painter, besides the damaged bridge, the postage stamp contains several interesting details and hints, in particular , the butts in the hands of the heroine as evidence that recently the occupiers have suffered a lot from roots in forbidden places, the cost of this stamp is uah 18, and the circulation is 7 million won does not remain without an award at any distance where the titled canoeist competes. olympic medalist lyudmila luzan triumphantly performed at the world rowing championship, which was recently held in

2922 the vidun choir under the leadership of oleksandr koshyts visited america , in particular carnegie hallperformed a lot of ukrainian works and in particular shchedryk, which later became one of the most famous songs in the world and the most famous american carol probably the most famous american carol, in principle, many americans believe that it is an american song , but we understand that it is not. that lordship is not your song. this is our song. i will remind you once again that this is the choir of an orchestra under the leadership of košice. he traveled not only to the united states, but also to europe. all these tours began in 1919. the idea of ​​such tours arose in head of simon petliura, who i believed that ukraine needs to promote some of its own narrative meanings through culture, it was an absolutely cool idea, the freshness of which is preserved to this day, we still talk about the importance of cultural diplomacy, about the influence of culture, and in particular, culture as propaganda, which used by russia, and then semen petliura said that let's gather this choir and si

united states of america, the musicians were greeted with a furore on the main stage of new york's carnegie hall , they want to repeat the hundred-year-old sold-out performance this year. it is very important to us, because now shchedryk is part of the american very famous and very beloved carol. it is the most favorite carol of the americans, but i do not know much that it is from ukraine on december 4 on the carnegie stage both ukrainian and american mountains will come out of the hall, a charity concert, the funds earned will go to support ukraine, then 105 dollars and we will give er interest from that er fondin for your uniform, so shchedryk will glorify ukraine again, as he did 100 years ago dmytro didora and oleksandr burlevych tv channel espresso, that's all for now, next episode at 11, stay with the press, vietnamese balm, star, the first step in the treatment of colds , a proven medicine, not a cosmetic mixture , we will be healthy, ask pharmacies for vietnamese trust only proven medicine join the community with a ukrainian view of the world become a sponsor of the espresso youtube cha

she had danced with the martha graham dance company and performed in carnegie hall.she was a leader in the fight for women's rights. she had come to georgia with the michigan art train, a project taking six cars filled with great art, to rural communities across the country. jimmy was governor and we invited betty to stay at the governor's mansion. i was nervous. she was the most distinguished guests we had ever had, but when she arrived she was so warm and friendly that she immediately put me at ease, and we had a good time together. of course, i did not tell her that my husband was thinking about running for president. the next time i met betty was at the white house shortly after the 1976 election. it might have been a very awkward moment. i know from personal experience that it was a difficult time for her. and yet, she was just betty, as gracious as always. as i assumed the responsibilities of first lady, i had an excellent role model, and a tough act to follow. betty broke new ground in speaking out on women's issues, her public disclosure of her own battle wit

listen oleg and i remember, you told some wonderful dye from carnegie hall , where do you have it? where let's go see, please go to the bedroom to the bedroom, only there are antique uh equipment. come on, tell me, please, and you already after perestroika, they traveled a lot, and traveled a lot abroad, all the roads were covered, all the roads to new york were opened, when they got on may 25, 1994, the year of the 60th anniversary. misha was from russian. hello everyone. let's watch. come on, it's good that sometimes i'm afraid to divert attention from the text. uh, these 60 years that i, that i brought with me today to meet you. in the end, everything that i did for you did not constitute secrets, you know me better than any man knows his wife, moreover, i don’t know who can brag that he knows his wife well. and so we arrived. we are here today and the american administration cannot understand what kind of writer this is, who is 60 years old, what he wrote that people came to this hall from different parts of america, well, dark uncivilized people, what do you say, so i i want t

i was-- they were doing a tribute show for bill at carnegie hall.m about to say, some of this is going to get blurred. i'll prepare everybody. you have been-- >> can i give context on this? >> stephen: what? >> can i give context on this? >> stephen: let me say what it is before you give context. and then you can contextualize. you have gifted several people an unusual gift. six-foot statues of marble penises. ( laughter ) >> it's two and a half tons as well. >> stephen: two and a half tons. okay. who have you gifted this to? and a quick follow-up: why? >> so contextualizing. elton john has been involved in my career from the get-go. and he buys me weird gifts. like -- >> stephen: like, what's the weirdest gift? >> i mean, you know... some of them we can't talk about on tv. just, like, odd gifts, like sexual sort of objects. >> stephen: we're all adults. >> no, i know, i know, but, i love you, elton. anyway, so for his -- >> stephen: wait, more sexual than a six-foot penis? >> but this is the thing. he is very proud of the fact that eminem bought hi

she took him to carnegie hall and he got to play.d the leading man is a ghost -- >> i've got a robot. >> good for you. i lost it. it is so, so fantastic. it's about florence. she is a ghost writer for romance novels. she has a terrible breakup. she has lost her faith in love. it's a ghost who renews her faith and helps her keep her job. it's really a page bturner. it's so engaging. you will not be able to put it down. >> does the ghost help in chores around the house? sorry. i should have let that go. >> let it go. >> i have -- the "gma" book club has inspired me to read fiction because i'm not a person who does that very often. i like to read memoirs and real life and history and learn and learn and learn, but sometimes you got to just have some fun. this one was a great way for me to do both. "the long bright river" because it read like it could be real life. it's also about sisters who lead very different lives. it's a thriller. it's a bunch of things i never thought i would want to read and i could not stop listening. i would wak

mr. carnegie is not kissing mr. hall. more sophisticated person how to get it wasn't, i'm beta, cried in the sixty's when it was not so fashionable to be in a basic right. he was trying to build a republican party of india in the head about 70 a region at that point of time. he was part of the organization called beam center, even before he joined the congress. and you should know colgate is a staunch widest. he's an extremely well good man. and he is a very, very, really sophisticated man, and he would sort of drop him that he's not a psycho fun. you know, he, he's, he's someone who thank you. thank you so much back when he only let's see whether cost would be able to revitalize the national congress and take the party to was 2024 cas suburbanite and so got us of arthur boucher and shove it on. sorry, i really appreciate your insight. thank you. thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, delta 0 dot com for further discussion with our facebook page. that's facebook dot com,