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. >> the "deadpool" star singing as a unicorn was all it took for robin thicke to sign on as a panelistrybody wants to know my secret ♪ >> standing next to robin, jenny mccarthy. she gave us a backstage tour. >> so 12 celebrities are brave enough to get on this stage and dress up in different costumes like their alter ego and perform in front of you guys, america, where we dwindle them down each week becoming demasked until we get down to just one and they win the ultimate prize. >> ken jeong, former pussycat doll singer nicole scherzinger round out the panel trying to figure out who's behind the mask. ♪ all the leaves are brown >> i feel like i know that voice. ♪ and the sky is gray >> whoo! >> two words to describe it. >> bon-kers. >> they asked me and i said absolutely not. i'm now said because i love to sing so much and i would have loved to have tricked you guys. >> i know. i would have loved it too 'cause she does the most amazing britney spears impersonation. it is unbelievable. ♪ oh baby baby how was i supposed to know ♪ >> i think my new britney is just not even saying any syll

. >> and then there was his cameo in "deadpool 2," a role for a very small feat according the to ryannolds. >> all he wants is a cup of coffee and i just loved it because what's more irresponsible than taking, you know, one of the biggest movie stars in the world and giving him a role that is utterly worthless and invisible? >> irresponsible, not letting us see more, brad. >> also, what brad has done with plan "b," and make it right has been fantastic for a charity. >> good work. >>> coming up -- >> the stakes are a lot higher now. >> lindsay lohan, werewolf hunter? only we can take you behind the scenes of her movie return. >>> then, a "conners" exclusive. before tonight's season finale, "roseanne's" tv granddaughter is making a reveal. >> there might be an old, familiar face. just saying. >>> and celine dion's new security scare. what happened when this aggressive fan rushed the stage. ♪ [sneezing] ♪ you don't want to cancel your plans. [sneezing] cancel your cold. the 1-pill power of new advil multi-symptom cold & flu knocks out your worst symptoms. cancel your cold, not your plans

there were less than stellar reviews too for solo, deadpool 2 and antman and the wasp, all of which neverthelessox office. despite endless whingeing from hollywood producers about how damaging bad reviews can be, the figures prove otherwise. which way? turn left! go, go! what are you waiting for? i'm jumping out a window! oh, sorry. good luck! personally, one of my favourite blockbusters of 2018 was mission impossible: fallout, the sixth instalment in the tv series spin—off in which tom cruise famously broke his ankle in pursuit of our entertainment, and what top—notch entertainment it was. directed by chris mcquarrie, fallout is a real edge—of—your—seat treat, boasting superbly choreographed action set pieces that leave you breathless. mission impossible: fallout also looked spectacular, thanks in no small part to mcouarrie's use of 35mm, a format which continues to be a film—maker's favourite, despite claims that it would die out in the digital age. for first man, the story of the 1969 moon landing, damien chazelle and cinematographer linus sandgren used a variety of film formats as they follo

netflix has been going into a deep, dark, deadpool last year.aising their prices with the thing they had to do to keep up. >> right, any time you raise prices people are not going to be happy. i have seen some of the backlash on social media for this. do you think that netflix survivors will abandon the service over this increase? >> no, if you remember in 2011 hastings raised the prices. at that point, it was a big deal. 2% of netflix subscribers canceled their account. that was nearly 600,000 subscribers. that was a bigger hit to our streaming. this is a drop in the bucket. i think most americans are not going to care. again, it is bringing value. charging an extra couple of bucks is not going to change anything. the report that came out of cbs yesterday is that there is a new company coming out. it determines if people are sharing accounts. there is an estimated 24 billion people sharing. >> netflix is saying they are not interested in that technology. they may change their minds. you mentioned that this is becoming a very crowded field. >> y

the new deadpool. >> lisa: brian, you are kind of gaming the system.ur phone but you only gave us your phone. >> tyrus: his report is fake news. >> dana: you have been up since 2:45 this morning getting ready for "fox & friends" and your amazing radio show and "the five" and you've only done an hour and 45 minutes of research. that's what i mean. if you had your ipad, we would get the real -- >> brian: i do live on my ipad but it's brand-new and it's the size of this table. it reminds me, you are down or up. that's the whole thing. we are addicted to this and now our own phones are trying to tell us we are addicted. >> lisa: we have established that brian gamed the system. but if you look at the survey, 79% said their screen time has increased. >> dana: i am working, brian. >> tyrus: i listen to music on my iphone all day. >> lisa: it was honest and gave actual results. 79% say their screen time has increased, do you find that? >> dana: definitely. i do all my work on there. i text with my mom and my sister, if i'm going to call peter. i have to post a

he is uncountable, unfirable , i called him a mix between he makes wolverine and deadpool and add a zombie or two. [ laughter ] >> i don't agree with that. i am a little warm, i got to change brands. >> i'm going away for this. i feel like. i feel like you're going to get a boob shot. [ laughter ] >> people call it changing hat, you color changing t-shirts. >> i certainly would like to have different rules for what you're allowed to say and what you can see. but it scares me to think that a small handful of people that are not accountable to us and not elected by us and can do whatever they wanted to make the decision about who gets to exist online who doesn't. so i would welcome regulations for who gets the megaphone and who gets a platform and what you're allowed to say and what you are allowed to say. but it's surprising to me to hear people who are in the technology company we are with the companies to make these rules not that we want a government that we elect. >> but broadcasters have been doing it forever so i don't know if you had a problem in the new york times that it was like 1

between -- in the "times" column last week, i called him him mix between "wolverine" together with deadpool and added a zombie or two. [laughter] >> i don't agree with that, clearly. [laughter] kara: hold this for a second. i'm a little warm. i've got to change brands. >> wait a minute! [laughter] >> you don't get a boob shot on tv. did you get it? >> i got it. kara: alright! [laughter] >> some people call it changing hats. you call it changing t-shirts. kara: changing brands. >> it scares me to think that a small handful of people not accountable to us and not elected by us and get to do whatever they want get to make the decision of who gets to exist online and who doesn't. so i would welcome for decisions on who gets a megaphone about who can say what, but it's surprising to hear people who are traditionally very far left in the technology industry say we want the companies to make these rules, not that want a government that we get to elect. kara: doing it forever, do you have a problem when the new york times did it? it was like 12 white guys on the upper west side in new york who woul

the "deadpool" star going back to his roots in rom-coms.he actor is set to star and produce in "shotgun wedding," the first since "the proposal" with sandra bullock. >> i love that movie. >> made ten years ago, 2009. despite what the name implies it has nothing to do with the rushing a marriage. instead it's about a hilarious -- this is how it was described, hilarious, adrenaline-fueled story of a couple whose extravagant destination wedding is taken over by criminals. sounds like a riot. the movie starts shooting this summer. no word on who co-stars alongside reynolds. we would like to suggest the plus, blake lively. >> oh, my. >> they are just so delightful to look at. >>> and on sunday night one city will be celebrating a super bowl win, the other city not so much. lucky for the loser, either boston or los angeles, uber is announcing its first-ever unhappy hour. giving its reward members in the losing city free rides for up to 60 minutes after the game. >> wow. >> yeah, it's a great idea. uber says they can't take away the pain but they