, i mean a chaplin, i was shocked, does it, does it shock you? well, it doesn't shock me, because let me tell you why, and and the reason is that when i was at the university of bristol, remember the sat me in october 21, yeah, when i was there, the ch the chaplin, the husband and wife team, who was the jewish chaplin, were advertised on the university website as having come from israel. right and i was a little curious about this and i worked out where they came from, they came from illegal settlement in the west bank, and so that i never said anything about it at the time, because of course i was in the middle of being of investigation, so there we are, there's an example people from an illegal settlement ministering to young jewish, allegedly vulnerable jewish students, and you know the kind of propaganda that they would be laying down for them can only be imagined, we already have seen in this example from leeds the the this guy from the occupation forces in uniform talking about it being the most moral way to most moral way to kill children

, mean a chaplin's. "i was shocked, does it, does it shock you? well, it doesn't shock me because let me tell you why, and and the reason is that when i was at the university of bristol, remember the secret me in october 21, yeah, when i was there, the ch the chaplin, the husband and wife team who was the jewish chaplin, were advertised on the university website as having come from israel, and i was a little curious about this, and i worked out where they came from, they came from illegal settlement in the west bank, and so that i never said anything about it at the time because of course." was in the middle of being of investigation of course, so there we are, there's an example, people from an illegal settlement ministering to young jewish, allegedly vulnerable jewish students uh and you know the kind of propaganda that they would be laying down for them can only be imagined, if we already have seen in this example from leads, the the this guy from the occupation forces in uniform talking about it bein

chaplin went to stay other.chartwell in , in the early 1930, in kent, in the early 1930, churchill took him through his whole hinterland of eccentric hobbies from the bricklaying to showing charlie chaplin the swan that he kept. >> oh, to have been a fly on the wall during that encounter. >> well, on top of that, churchill. then the churchill learnt that chaplin wanted to make a film about napoleon . we make a film about napoleon. we got scott's napoleon out make a film about napoleon. we gothe scott's napoleon out make a film about napoleon. we gothe moment.'s napoleon out make a film about napoleon. we gothe moment. i napoleon out make a film about napoleon. we gothe moment. i thinkleon out make a film about napoleon. we gothe moment. i think i'd1 out make a film about napoleon. we gothe moment. i think i'd much at the moment. i think i'd much rather seen charlie chaplin. >> absolutely. chaplin. >> and>lutely. chaplin. >> and churchill suggested some comedy ideas for it. so he was suggesting comedy ideas to ch

often described as modern orthodox. it proudly claims to be zionist its website. meanwile jewish chaplin at least university in the north england has been circulating videos of himself in occupation forces uniform claiming that no one could deny that israel is dealing with this war with the utmost morality and good ethics. what israel is trying to do is destroy the evil, which is the most moral thing possible. all such chaplins are chosen by the university chaplincy, an organization which has charitable status. how many more chaplins are attempting to radicalize young jewish students by promoting genocide. the university jewish chaplincy is member of the jewish leadership council and the board of deputies, both of vowed pro israel groups. they also get support from other. extremist supporters of the genocide in gaza such as the convicted fraudster and founder of the cst, gerald ronsen, via the gerald and gail ronson family foundation, property developer, david gore of monapro, which made 4 million pounds in profits last year via the elikarch foundation, his charitable venture. it also do

, what did your charlie chaplin understand, troubles. pressure 140 over 80, pulse 100, let me listenhe profession for many years, take a deep breath, let’s breathe, i decided to figure it out, what's what, she walked up, simply threw it back, and she took it, opened her eyes, i ... so she called you, well, breathing is going on, tachycardia, let's take off the film in the car, let 's go to the hospital, but first i would like to examine that one too woman. which one, well, because of which they fell into darkness, where is she, she lies there, from the edge, and i’ll go and look, you and i, this is unethical, why, if you write a request later, then you can, well, let’s go, i i would explain every word to them. i would tell them how i was in my first year and yes, i would make them fall in love with our work, you know, they would have such a blast with the plot that olga kirillovna would have come up to me, bowed to the floor, said, viktor lvovich, vitka, well done, a great, exceptional well done, and would have given you a double bonus, and sent you to indefinite unpaid leave. it’s i

, then don’t do it like chaplin’s, the old cameraman came up to him and said, don’t be afraid, boys way is to be the first to sing the premiere of the song in your own performance, then they will not compare it with anyone , because otherwise, if it is a deeply folk song that has been sung for generations, then it is involuntarily, or you need to somehow distort it. sing in your own way, and this is an outrage, or sing like them, but then you stand in the general row, this is a rather complex topic, because they take and redo something that should not be done, the semantic load becomes completely different, that is, the song is completely different , well, i'm thinking here that here the only way out is to take the repertoire, even the folk one, that comes from your heart, from your experience to put a different meaning, that is, to make different semantic accents, presentation, dynamic shades, well, that’s it. i’m just saying, that is, today we are talking about music, but the book of books begins, in the beginning there was a word, here’s how to carry this word, because the word a

oh, my connection is lost, chaplin, have you turned something off? color, choosing a similar color, although the animal looks much more interesting in real life. this is probably too difficult a task, and let’s return to something more real. where fabrics are printed, coloring requires maximum precision; a slight overheating of the roll, and the design will turn out dark. designer-printer margarita volodina takes the first measurement. four color options were found, all of which, according to the professional, are too far from the original. second attempt under a duspo scanner, acid color. jackets are made from this fabric, i press scan color, and the scanner does not give me any color. as i understand it, in the given color range, color palettes - the application, it does not have such a range of color brightness. the functionality of the scanner is really limited only by those palettes that are in its memory. and where such devices are used for important works, of course, take their more powerful and advanced versions. for example, there is a speci

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation, given by chaplin kimberlyirector of chaplin service for the united states department of veterans affairs, and the pledge of allegiance. >> good morning. if you would please join me in prayer, in a manner commensurate with your tradition. sovereign and faithful god, we thank you for meeting us in this discrete time in history on these hallowed grounds of the memorial amphitheater. we are honored together in community and solidarity. to celebrate and remember the generations of faithful and honorable armed forces members to have given so much of themselves so that we can stand freely in the rays of your sunlight. they, bound by a common sense of duty, courage, and optimism, unwaveringly committed themselves to be an example to the nation and nations of service before self. as they steadfastly stand on the wall, protecting us from all threats, foreign and domestic, it is their vigilance which enables the enduring, shining light of liberty for every man, woman, and a child without exception. their service, o god,

the singer and actress has won ten golden globes and two 0scars said that sydney chaplin, who starredshe has been speaking to the bbc�*s mark savage ahead of the release of her new memoir. the bbc's mark savage ahead of the release of her new memoir. the most one voice, release of her new memoir. the most one voice. the — release of her new memoir. the most one voice, the wonderful _ release of her new memoir. the most one voice, the wonderful miss - release of her new memoir. the most one voice, the wonderful miss barbra | one voice, the wonderful miss barbra streisand. when i was writing this book, i realised, this is my legacy. i am writing my story. i do not have to do— i am writing my story. i do not have to do any— i am writing my story. i do not have to do any more interviews after this _ it is because i'm not attractive, isn't it? it it is because i'm not attractive, isn't it? ., , it is because i'm not attractive, isn't it? . , ., ~ it is because i'm not attractive, isn't it? .,~ ., , it is because i'm not attractive, isn't it? ., ,, ., , ., isn't it? it has taken many years

and i watched at the bobyakin cinema in the city of tula , where i lived then, three full-length chaplin do, and so i started studying at about the age of 14, i was involved in amateur cinema, so this one was amateur to me, then not amateur, but still everything is amateur, you have to love it. of course, that’s why this issue was somehow resolved easily and simply for me, in general , it’s some kind of luck, i realize it, even now, somehow i was just lucky that my choice happened so early and without any special some thoughts, doubts and hesitations, but still agree that your path to cinema is different from this, well, more classical traditional one, when a person comes to vgik there, does what is probably very difficult, yes, finishes, becomes a director , but somehow it all worked out a little differently for you, here i am i understand that you walked hand in hand with this path of the director and at the same time the path, back then there probably wasn’t the word producer, well , the person who organizes all this, there weren’t the words producer, but it was a function, and so i’m

this is about me, this is about everyone, charles chaplin, how do you know about me, chaplin, oh, hello tell? well, where were you, what did you do, why were you absent from work? are you asking me? a second, you said that we have a democracy, we are all equal, right? he said, well, it’s possible without paper, here’s a pen, write an explanatory note why you’re forcing your employees who are on well-deserved leave during their absence... what kind of manager is pend? this is exactly the issue i wanted to talk about. lisa, take him for a minute. understand very well. you have exactly one minute. katya, olga krilovna is busy, come in when you’re free. do you hear yourself, the line crews did not consult with crazy. the psychos were all on call. and the managers. and you didn't pick up the phone. great, that is, i took it upon myself. well, i didn’t put you in a mental hospital for a neurosis clinic, but recommended that you be sent for recovery, why are you sitting here, timofe and katya, tom is not at all aware of our role-playing games, and katya is primitively afraid of you, but you’re

persecution. creative intelligentsia of the united states of america, film director, this is what charlie chaplin communist, this seems funny to us now, but i say it was just hysteria, quite severe repressions, they were deprived of work, and there was a ban on the profession, including in hollywood, since in hollywood there were a lot of left-wing screenwriters and directors, if you repented, and like the largest american director kazan, yes, he has great films put it, but he repented, he pawned it again, well, he had to work, and in order to continue working, he pawned some of his colleagues, well, then they didn’t shake hands with him, but his words ended soon after this anti-american khanali, macarthy was , well as if possessed by a man, he achieved that in the fifty-second year, in fact... and through his efforts, he was one of those people who contributed to this, the democratic administration was replaced by an administration, which means republicans, dwight esenhouse was elected president of the united america, this a combat general who went through the entire war, which means an authorit

i don’t even know what to do, laugh, or cry, but if you believe the great charlie chaplin, then it isou're hanging out, besides , the boys are friends, but i'm still not nervous, instead of being nervous, it's better to say, do you like this color? katya, well, this... this is very youthful, no, no, i like the color, the color is awesome, let's take it, let's go, let's go, where is it, so, where are you going, and we missed everything, the most interesting thing, i knew it, i went out for a breath that they missed it, the stroller still survived, yeah. they carried off their legs, just some kind of shopkeeper , uh-huh, tell me what happened because of you, turn on the camera, so now we’ll go down to the car and there vitya will tell you everything in vivid colors, well, just let’s go up the stairs, just don’t works, doesn't work, let's go. nina mikhailovna, how are you? there, or else, here, we take it, we take it! delight, really, kostya, i'm at the substation. you will soon, i mean , we agreed after the shift, i can’t wait any longer, i’ll be there soon, okay, thank you, so what? it

. >> this is exactly what i thought of >> starting with charlie chaplin banana peel. this thief is working to perfect it. also kind of reminds us of the wet bandits trying to break into the "home alone" house. this guy should take andy's advice and quince dentally set -- quince maine. limiting the loss of product. all he succeeded at was getting away. the cops are still looking for him tonight. we have a feeling he might slip up pretty soon. >> oh, gosh. >> oh and he still can not get out. >> yes, for cigarettes. >> yes. benny hill theme music under the top 5. >> yes. that is straight up benny hill music bed worthy. >> i have to imagine given the activity there might have been other substances involved in the decision-making or execution. >> that or there is a lot of grease on the sole of his shoe. >> we put crisco on the floor and let it take care of itself. >> well, you know wy had suggestions for him. we wish him well >> yes. >> the only thing funnier is if we put you out on an ice rink for a newscast >> yes. put her on skates. >> there is something in the contract

at the height of the great patriotic war, the soldier did not... the film was made rather in the chaplint the first world war, as in the book, second. the film ridiculed the stupidity and narrow-mindedness of the fascists. according to the plot, josef schweik escapes from prison and is mobilized into hitler's army in the balkans. there he helps the partisans, figuring out how to deal with hitler, but by chance every time on the contrary, he saves him, he is even awarded iron crosses. the main roles were played by the stars of soviet cinema, boris tenin, faina ranevskaya and sergei filippov. if i had fallen into the hands of this hitler? what did you do with him? nothing special, i would pour kerosene on it and set it on fire on all four sides, preferably on one, so that it would burn longer. not enough, not enough. in the same forty-third year, schweik's new adventures were filmed in britain. on november 22, 1963, the us president was assassinated. john kennedy. he was only 46 years old, and this was his first presidential term. kennedy was shot in dallas , texas, with a telescopic rifle

be able to see newsreels, photographic materials, and look at very rare archival videos about vera chaplin. petersburg invites you to new year's holidays in st. petersburg. build a new year's route through squares and fairs, go to theater performances, visit famous museums and new creative spaces. feel the special atmosphere of the city on the neva. visit the st. petersburg stand at the russia forum at vdd. acquaintance with the hospitable northern capital begins here. get a taste of the city where good vibes are born. russia and belarus are increasing the volume of mutual trade and food. over the year, the numbers have increased by more than a third. further plans were discussed at meeting of colleagues of agricultural departments in minsk. the heads of the ministry of agriculture of the two countries participated. zinaida kurbatov will talk about what tasks have been set and what results have already been achieved. in minsk, at a meeting of the agricultural departments of belarus and russia , the preliminary results of cooperation in 2023 and further plans were summed up. russian ministe

exhibition you can see newsreels, photographic materials, and look at very rare archival videos about vera chaplinh the moscow zoo. the history of democracy in russia goes back to ancient times. national assembly residents in the veche made decisions on all significant issues and played a key role in the formation of the russian state. century , a new institution of class representation, the cathedrals of the land, appeared. they ensured legitimacy and continuity of power and established a new electoral tradition. catherine ii included elements of election to solve a number of state problems. for the first time , the foundations of suffrage were laid in relation to cities and the urban population. thanks to the reforms of alexander ii, they appeared in russia. the people were legitimized as a new source of power, the state duma became the country's first all-class legislative body. she was elected for 5 years. the elections were multi-stage, held in four districts. elections to the constituent assembly became universal, equal and direct, and were held by secret ballot. the adopted law turned out t

but she couldn't enjoy the success because her co—star, sidney chaplin, was constantly undermining heron who had a crush on me, which was unusual, and when i said to him i don't want to be involved with you, he turned on me in such a way that was very cruel, i think. he started muttering under his breath while i was talking on stage. he would mutter terrible words to me. sort of curse words. he wouldn't look into my eyes any more. it threw me into analysis. how to talk logic to somebody who wouldn't stop doing this. # who told you you're allowed to rain on my parade?# there was one passage in the book that really interested me, where you said you can't listen to music at home. # time won't change the meaning.# i imagine people must be very surprised about that. your life seems to revolve around music. no, music is work to me, meaning after i make a record — which i love making records — but what i have to go through to get it out is listening to it, you know, mixing it. listening to it, listening to it on different systems. it is work. i mean, it takes time. so by the time it's over, i

this song was composed by charlie chaplin. wasn't until 18 years later their lyrics were added.the real housewives of the new york city. you can catch up on all-new episodes of season 14 now streaming on peacock. billy's welcome... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ y'all are fabulous. you look fabulous. how long heavy y'all in new york? >> i just got here, i love it. >> kelly: you are born and raised. >> born and raised. tried. >> i have been here for a while. everyone comes here for six months. the one i'm a total of southern girl, and never thought i would say that, i love it, wherever you live it's at your own small village. because this area is better, i like this one more. >> karamo: why did you choose to do the show? do you feel like it's exciting to do that or get nervous being a part of the show like this. everyone is in your life. >> i don't think nobody knew what we are getting into. >> i took a job. [laughter] 's because she is a model. >> kelly: yup, i'll do it. >> i didn't know what i was taking on. >> we learn about each other and ourselves. don't know, it's good platform for women. we get

but she couldn't enjoy the success because her co—star, sidney chaplin, was constantly undermining herid to him, "i don't want to be involved with you," he turned on me in such a way that was... very cruel i think. he started muttering under his breath while i was talking on stage. it threw me into analysis. # who told you you were allowed to rain on my parade?#. there is a great passage in the book where you discover that the iphone can't say your name correctly. streisand i said, my name isn't with a z it's strei—sand, like sand on the beach. ifigured i'd better call apple, the head of apple. and he had siri change the pronunciation of my name. shall we check that it works? i've got my phone here. who sings papa can you hear me? barbra strei—sand sings the song papa can you hear me? isn't that right? it worked. whoo! at the age of 81 streisand says she doesn't intend to make any more films, in fact shejust wants to enjoy life. i want to get in my husband's truck and just wander, go around, hopefully with the children somewhere near us. i haven't had much fun in my life, to tell you t

it was a biting satire at the height of the great patriotic war. rather in the chaplin style.ldier from the times of not the first world war, as in the book, the second. the film ridiculed the stupidity and narrow-mindedness of the fascists. in the story, josef schweik escapes from prison and is mobilized into hitler's army in the balkans. there he helps the partisans, figuring out how to deal with hitler, but by chance, every time he is saved on the contrary. did you do to him? nothing special, i would pour kerosene on it on all four sides, preferably on one, so that it burns longer, not enough, in the same forty-three year, schweik's new adventures were filmed in britain. on november 22, 1960 , us president john kennedy was assassinated. he was only 46 years old and this was his first term as president. kennedy was shot dead in dallas, texas , with a rifle with a telescopic sight as he and his wife jacqueline drove down the street in an open limousine. according to investigators, the sniper fired three shots from the sixth floor of a nearby building. officially, this was don

this song was composed by charlie chaplin. wasn't until 18 years later their lyrics were added.w york city. you can catch up on all-new episodes of season 14 now streaming on peacock. billy's welcome... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ y'all are fabulous. you look fabulous. how long heavy y'all in new york? >> i just got here, i love it. >> kelly: you are born and raised.

out with a heel, when we showed this material in the hall, there was laughter, i don’t know, from chaplin’sis episode with the bench was shortened, this observation... was cut out, the film remained somehow chopped up, short, they extended it due to winter views, beautifully shot of the wonderful, beautiful city of grodny. the heroes of this program chose to live outside the city. this is not a family thing, all of our uncles and great-grandfathers lived in their houses and farms. let's go into the forest, here, here we're closer, there's peace and quiet. there they see more opportunities to make the most of them. there was an idea to stage an opera. to the music of manyushka, to the willows of nobel, i am starting to build a theater all the time, and there is all this fire, laki, everything was in the search, they started a farm, they rented 150 hectares of land, we will continue to plow and re-land, the task of the presenter, find out , why rural life is still better than city life and to complete several tasks on the farm, all the raks of the bulbs are stagnant, i need to get back, sudzy

but she couldn't enjoy the success, because her co—star, sydney chaplin, was constantly undermining herow, it'sjust a person who... ..had a crush on me, which was unusual. and when i said to him, you know, "i don't want to be involved with you," he turned on me in such a way that was... ..very cruel, i think. he started muttering under his breath. while i was talking on stage, he would mutter terrible words to me, sort of curse words, and he wouldn't look into my eyes anymore. it threw me into analysis, how to talk logic to somebody who wouldn't stop doing this. # who told you you're allowed to rain on my parade? # there was one passage in the book that really interested me, where you said you can't listen to music at home. i imagine, you know, people must be very surprised about that — your life seems to revolve around music. no, music is work to me, meaning after i make a record, which i love making records, but what i have to go through to get it out, you know, is listening to it, you know, mixing it, listening to it, listening to it on different systems. it's work — i mean, it takes

but she couldn't enjoy the success because her co—star, sidney chaplin, was constantly undermining herwho had a crush on me, which was unusual, and when i said to him i don't want to be involved with you, he turned on me in such a way that was very cruel, i think. he started muttering under his breath while i was talking on stage. he would mutter terrible words to me. sort of curse words. he wouldn't look into my eyes any more. it threw me into analysis. how to talk logic to somebody who wouldn't stop doing this. # who told you you're allowed to rain on my parade?# there was one passage in the book that really interested me, where you said you can't listen to music at home. # time won't change the meaning.#. i imagine people must be very surprised about that. your life seems to revolve around music. no, music is work to me, meaning after i make a record — which i love making records — but what i have to go through to get it out is listening to it, you know, mixing it. listening to it, listening to it on different systems. it is work. i mean, it takes time. so by the time it's over, i n

but she couldn't enjoy the success because her co—star, sydney chaplin, was constantly undermining herwith you," he turned on me in such a way that was... very cruel i think. he started muttering under his breath while i was talking on stage. it threw me into analysis. # who told you you were allowed to rain on my parade?#. there is a great passage in the book where you discover that the iphone can't say your name correctly. streisand i said, my name isn't with a z it's strei—sand, like sand on the beach. ifigured i'd better call apple, the head of apple. and he had siri change the pronunciation of my name. shall we check that it works? i've got my phone here. who sings papa can you hear me? barbra strei—sand sings the song papa can you hear me? isn't that right? it worked. whoo! at the age of 81 streisand says she doesn't intend to make any more films, in fact shejust wants to enjoy life. i want to get in my husband's truck and just wander, go around, hopefully with the children somewhere near us. i haven't had much fun in my life, to tell you the truth, and i want to have more fun. #

everything that was in sight, i looked at, of course, and it probably had some significance, but before chaplinect with this wonderful type of activity, i was just a spectator and a spectator, here you can also add that, for example, guide, who is now number one of all soviet directors, and for a wide audience, for a wide viewer, he, of course, rises above everyone like a mont blanc, very beloved, popular, still, well, better than his film, of course, and he... because that the system scared him, he first made two films that were somehow, well, let’s say, ordinary, and he was somewhere in the second film, something seemed to someone, the authorities, the portcom, i don’t know, musfilm, something was wrong somewhere, him, well, to put it mildly, they were upset and said, that’s it, you don’t make films anymore. after some time, pyrev, in my opinion, who was then the director of mosfilm, well, decided to help him and give him the opportunity to make another short film, gaidai decided that comedies were safe, and he came up with comedies and began filming them, and continued further, this one, wel

the cameramen traveled across america from new york to los angeles, even meeting with charlie chaplin contained a golden statue. it turned out to be an oscar for the film the defeat of german troops near moscow. it turns out that in 1943 the film was nominated by the americans themselves for the nomination for best documentary film and won. besides the fact that it was a unique painting, it is always unique and appreciated. left the tilt of hollywood, which then led to the persecution of cartism, which said that all of hollywood is generally red, all of hollywood sympathizes with the communists, here, finally , they were given the opportunity to express their true political convictions, their sympathies and sympathies were naturally on the side not of the germans but of the russians this situation, today all the newspapers would be trumpeting, but then, then the stalin prize meant much more, and the oscar, well, the oscar, some kind of cinematic award, in the workshops of factories and factories, at numerous rallies, the soviet the people welcomed their native red army. in the capital

charlie chaplin. oh, olga kirillovna recognized you by your steps, would you like a cookie? oops, is something wrong? everything is fine, he just didn’t get enough sleep, don’t come, everything will be in the best possible way, which is not so , i’m not sure that this is a good idea, but you’re an egoist, you doctor, that’s what you think of yourself, kostya, he called me, warned, asked, even says, please, kostya, i called you, that is, you knew that she was coming to our brigade , well, you knew, well, well, well, i called, well, what are you saying, is it a crime, or something, well, the man is worried, he’s worried , i relate to kostya’s feelings, but i also have a feeling, i’m not sure that i can, but you can, that you can’t, somewhere, somewhere? now i’ll call konstantin, i’ll tell him everything, hello, hello, konstantin, breathe out, katerina is with us , now come on, if something is making you so nervous, isn’t she a very good doctor, no, she’s an excellent specialist, she’s just i worked in a different specialty, i wouldn’t want her to be disappointed in the ambulan

and i watched at the bobyakin cinema in the city of tuli , where i lived then, three full-length chaplinourse, that’s why for me... the issue was somehow resolved easy and simple, in general, it’s some kind of luck, i realize it, even somehow i was just lucky that my choice happened so early and without any special thoughts, doubts and hesitations, but still agree that your path to cinema is different from this, well, more classical traditional one, when a person comes there at vgik, he enters, which is probably very difficult , yes, he graduates, becomes a director, but somehow all this turned out a little differently for you, so i understand that you walked hand in hand this path of a director and at the same time way, then probably there was no word producer yet, but the person who organizes all this, there was no word producer , but it was a function, well, somehow i didn’t know this word either in the eighth grade, but i started a film on vysotsky's song, this... so i decided to try myself in this capacity to a song by vysotsky, john lancaster peck, about a spy, and such a parody so

i'm charlie chaplin's son and i have $500,000 in the bank. >> jimmy: there you go [ cheers and applauseou, very much it's a fascinating - >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: fascinating listen some business news, i saw that nike is suing new balance and skechers for allegedly stealing their shoe-making technology [ audience oohs new balance said the allegations are untrue, while skechers said, "wow, nike knows who we are?" [ laughter ] "hi. wow. hey, guys, i read that kahlua and absolut vodka teamed up to create a $100 fragrance that smells like an espresso martini. [ cheers and applause yeah, it's already being called the number one scent to not wear on a job interview. [ laughter ] if you don't have 100 bucks for the espresso martini cologne, just wait a few weeks and have a mall santa breathe on you. [ laughter and applause "what do you -- what do you want for christmas?" [ laughter ] some entertainment news, apple tv plus just announced they're making a new original "peanuts" movie set in new york city [ audience oohs that makes sense, because when the subway conductors talk they pretty much s

behest of reason is much greater than the number of stupid things committed out of stupidity, charles chaplinnitely change her mind. when is it soon? i don't know. and i would love to meet your mother. doktorich, be afraid of your wishes, they are sometimes forgotten. i was thinking, maybe i should change my phone number? mom doesn’t know the addresses, maybe she won’t find me like that? will they take my car away for repairs now? and how long will i be without her? don't you know what it's like to drive someone else's car? it's like sleeping with someone else's wife, it's disgusting what you are you say, they will give you a car at the point, the same, but not the same, the same, but not the same. the same, exactly, semyon, the same , your tanya, well, will quarrel with your mother, well, you will find yourself the same, tanya, yes, semyon, are you, of course, a good example, but incorrect, bolbol, for pensioners, sberbanks free sbercard, favorable deposit rate, in pharmacies, loan discount, transfer pension to sberbank, online or in a branch. on the air of the avatar show, she is so flexibl

it was against using catholics and your have this world war ii army with ed chaplin who is a roman catholic monsignor. and all of the rabbi increase. the future is finding chaplains from different faith. the army has been good from expanding which happens with islam and represent the islamic faith. we have buddhist chaplains i don't know if there is a hindu chaplain. also, the range of grave markers -- grave markers now. one of the things i would love to have back and the reason why they have it, in world war ii there was a quota system. religious denominations got a quota of chaplains based on their share of the population. that has changed. the chaplaincy is not quite as representative of those who serve in the military. there is pluses and minuses of that. you want those that are willing to serve. i once was trying to recruit someone who was studying to be a rabbi. he did not think of the army as a career path. i was not very successful. >> we have a question from dr. curie in the front row. i i will be right with you. >> can you comment on the supply of chaplains in the service today? t

so korolev started as a designer and died as a designer, and charlie chaplin was an artist all his life? i don’t want, i don’t want to be a radio engineer, i don’t have any ability for this, i don’t want to be a proofreader, that’s all i don’t want to become like olga pavlovna, i don’t want to be a director, i don’t feel like it, i don’t want to take someone else’s place, well, okay, but what about the dependent’s place for you? of course not, forgive me, what did you want, yes, i remembered, seryozha , this girl maya called, she was very sorry that she tore up some photographs that you supposedly knew about, she really asked you if you would re-take them, but hand them over please tell me i'm not a photographer if he calls again, huh? yeah, listen, seryozha, let's not play hide and seek, but let's look at the homespun truth in the eyes. today you have neither a goal in life nor a talent for a certain task. you see, if you had talent, it would itch you. how did it itch? well, he would torment, he would not give rest. you are not a stupid person, honest, for work this is not so. it’s not

everything humanely, season premiere, drink the star, on sunday on the first, this is fantastic, charlie chaplinball is the most desperate housewife of our project, they think that a good person must... runs her own culinary courses god help her, she loves to remember her turbulent youth, but not talk about it, some of the shuri are ready to give the child to her to raise, but dima krasilov does not know about this yet. i realized that it’s very difficult for me to evaluate my work now, it’s as if i was separated from farakinbok, i look at it from the outside, i’m terribly worried about it, everything around seemed marvelous, 300 years ago, you are a catwoman for me, miss grace? energy, i don’t share your opinion, for me the character who sings for us is so sleek, vanechka, i just can’t understand, this child scolds me, which i definitely guarantee, this fracking side will surprise us more than once. our buselka, and i flew to you as if to confession, i love on the little wall, i believed that you were my chosen one, and you were ordinary, and i had never loved like that, i had lost myself. to e

but she couldn't enjoy the success because her co—star, sidney chaplin, was constantly undermining herd muttering under his breath while i was talking on stage. he would mutter terrible words to me. sort of curse words. he wouldn't look into my eyes any more. it threw me into analysis. how to talk logic to somebody who wouldn't stop doing this. # who told you you're allowed to rain on my parade? there was one passage in the book that really interested me, where you said you can't listen to music at home. # time won't change the meaning #. i imagine people must be very surprised about that. your life seems to revolve around music. no, music is work to me, meaning after i make a record — which i love making records — but what i have to go through to get it out is listening to it, you know, mixing it. listening to it, listening to it on different systems. it is work. i mean, it takes time. so by the time it's over, i never want to hear it again. until maybe 25 years later. you said instead you'd rather play games on your phone. what are the games you play? oh, that's the way i take the pr

, and chaplin, dwight eisenhower and others.otes. he'll be really intethey're superb. sozs. best anecdotes. he'll be really intethey're superb. so camilla's >> they're superb. so camilla's back what, 20 minutes or so? back in, what, 20 minutes or so? no, actually, 21 minutes. yeah. okay. right you. as okay. right thank you. now, as we were saying, thousands are expected to gather in london this for march this afternoon for this march against the surging levels of anti—semitic ism across the country. >> organiser of the march say >> an organiser of the march say they no longer feel welcome in they no longer feel welcome in the especially with a the capital, especially with a number pro—palestine marches the capital, especially with a num are pro—palestine marches the capital, especially with a num are taking-palestine marches the capital, especially with a num are taking place. ine marches the capital, especially with a num are taking place. the�*narches that are taking place. the occupation . and this was occupation. and this wa

. >> chaplin tuvo hijos con su mujer a la que le llevaban 30 aÑos, la salud es importante en todos lose soy yo en esteroides. >> hablando deseos, me contÓ del deseo gastronÓmico que siempre se le concede cuando regresa a los Ángeles despuÉs de grabar en el extranjero. >> cuando regreso a los angeles lo primero que hago es ir a tacos y pido un burrito con un huevo revuelto, un huevo tierno, frijoles, arroz y crema porque cuando la yema deseÓ tierno se rompe crea una nueva experiencia de burrito. raÚl: se ve una gran pelÍcula. me encanta que no pueda insultar de estas pelÍculas en familia, sobre todo en estas Épocas. karla: hÁgale caso a este oso que nos va mandar a sevilla, estamos con un invitado de lujo. raÚl: yo sÉ con quiÉn. jesse: familia "despierta amÉrica", saludos. yo les dije que tiene una cita sÚper importante hoy y miren con quien, con el galÁn, con pablo alborÁn, pablo me dijo estamos en "despierta amÉrica"? les mando saludos y besitos. quÉ emociÓn tenerte con nosotros. yo estoy demasiado feliz porque tÚ me vienes hablando muchas cosas de espaÑa y me vienes, emocionando mÁs

the person who should resign is the charlie chapun should resign is the charlie chaplin lookalike, primet a gutless man. but next day, a gutless man. but somebody is being positive, patrick says if david cameron accepts has , patrick accepts and he has, patrick says, it's brilliant move. says, it's a brilliant move. >> all talking the >> you're all talking about the silent majority . silent majority. >> mike says, what a shame. she spoke for silent majority of spoke for the silent majority of conservatives . we're now left conservatives. we're now left with of wimps. there was with a load of wimps. there was something about her very strong rhetoric, particularly on immigration an it was a kind of old school, tough love approach and you like it out there. >> and she refused used to put to pull back. she said what she thought and i think she spoke the language which a lot of ordinary people related to like that particularly the comments about policing. >> they >> i think they were particularly resonant. i don't think she was popular think she was that popular actually, past, until actually