this fellow looks like johnny depp, right? actually i wanted to have a picture of johnny depp in the book. i reached out to disney and i tried to get a hold of johnny depp's agent. but i was unsuccessful. so i found this at the library of congress. it is a johnny depp impersonator in front of grauman's chinese restaurant in california. i think he did a pretty good job. now with all these cultural references, it's no wonder that pirate costumes are among the most popular worn on halloween night. in international talk like a pirate day is eagerly anticipated by millions every september 19th. and this one says, no i don't know where your pirate shirt is. there is no denying that pirates have grabbed hold of our imagination. many have day dreamed of leaving traditional society behind, boarding a ship and throwing in their lot with the hearty men and women intent on taking what they want and getting richer while enjoying the luxurious freedom of sailing of the world's oceans. with a hold full of rum. mark twain captured this longin

sarantina stayed here, but not like bellucci gave concerts valery georgiev and denis matsuev, johnny deppived here, who played the arizona dream in kusturica's first english-language film, but this time one of the world's most famous pianists boris berezovsky is on stage this concert is a gift for hundreds rural children of students of music schools in russia brings them its own art, despite all obstacles. they are proud that they can still perform the works of russian classics. you know the most famous violinist in the world russian most famous pianist, russian and great composers, whom we study also from russia the famous serbian director mir kusturica - this only confirms russian art belongs to everything world, and it out of time and out of politics, the turquoise disease, having traveled around with concerts, the whole world was surprised at the rehearsal before the performance. how so? why russian art can be canceled in the west, every person has the right to his opinion. and this is absolutely some kind of incredible story, when suddenly, if you said something, you are banned every

paulo tarantina here, but not like bellucci gave concerts valery georgiev and denis matsuev johnny deppved here, who played arizona dream in kusturica's first english-language film, but this time one of the most famous pianists in the world, boris berezovsky , this concert in a gift for hundreds of rural children of students of music schools in russia, he carries his art, despite all the obstacles. they are proud that they can still perform the works of russian classics. discover the most famous in the world violinist russian the most famous pianist is russian and the great composers we study are also from russia serbia is probably one of the few countries where russian culture is still welcomed, the kustendorf classical music festival, which has been held since 2013 by the world-famous serbian director merkusturica. this only confirms that russian art belongs to the whole world and it is out of time and out of politics boris berezovsky , having traveled around the world with concerts , was surprised at the rehearsal before the performance. how so? why russian art can be canceled in the

my position on depp/heard was it was counterallegations of domestic violence.r provable falsity. you just had all this mud slinging. alex jones took a default judgment on both cases, texas and connecticut, meaning liability was not an issue. we weren't discussing first amendment principles. there wasn't a hard dive on it. so, are those really speech cases? we call them speech cases because we know that's what was claimed. the issue though of why they're going to trial is the more fascinating one. what i'm seeing -- i'm grass roots level. this is what i do. >> yeah. >> palin was a speech case. >> right. >> you were deep dive on actual basic first amendment principles there, motion practice, appeals, reversals. i think -- and this is just gut feeling, grass roots level, that judges are seeing more and more of what technology is doing in that arena, the privacy, the interrelationship. what's happening is they're putting -- jake, it was unheard of 20 years to try this many speech cases. i think "the new york times" had try a libel case something like 28 years befor

s lawyer, camille vasquez, whose claim to fame was working with johnny depp -- she ended her workingelationship with them. his agency has cut ties with kanye. the completed documentary, set for release in the next year, has been shelved because of this, and vogue magazine and its editor-in-chief, anna wintour, have announced they will no longer work with kanye. so it's an overwhelmingly negative response. in los angeles, a group of neo-nazis went to the highway in los angeles to say kanye was right. while the reaction has been overwhelmingly negative, unfortunately there are people who see this as an opportunity to spread hate. brent: and kanye west, or ye, as he calls himself today, has made anti-semitic comments in social media for weeks now. where would you say his career is headed? >> unfornately, he has made this hatepeech part of his brand. there is also a lot of anti-black comments. nine years ago, he wore a jacket with confederate flag stitching, so this is n nnd now part of his brand. i think you will be banished to the fringes of hollywood. he will always have a following,

my position on johnny depp and amber heard was it wasn't a defamation case.t hear speech or about a public figure standards or approvable falsity. you heard all this mudslinging. alex jones took a default judgment on both cases, texas and connecticut, meaning liability was not an issue. we weren't discussing first amendment parameter principles. it wasn't a hard dive on it. so all of these speech cases, we call them speech cases because we know that that's what was in -- at the time. the issue of why they're going to trial is more fascinating. on the grassroots level, this is what i do. palin was a speech case. we were deep five dive on actual malice, deep dive on basic first amendment principles, appeals, reversals. i think, and this is just gut feeling, and the judges are seeing more and more of what technology is doing in that arena. privacy, the interrelationship, and what is happening is they're putting things that weren't even heard of 20 years ago in the speech cases. the u new york times had not had trial advocates, jury trial, 28 years before they tr

socialists ally venezuela has offered to help rebuild the depp oh, but it will take months.win disasters, the explosions in the storm have deepened and energy crisis in an island already struggling with blackouts. particularly in small communities like san antonio outside havana. without power, it's hard to keep the mosquitoes away, especially from the children, says the local resident. the hospitals are full of patients with dengue, and that was before the hurricane hit. the energy out looking cuba is dire, with few distribution and other basic services also affected, these have been some of the toughest few weeks many cubans can remember. for the young, perhaps the hardest they've ever known. there may yet be harder ones ahead. will grant, bbc news. laura: cuba's struggles. in other news, mass gunmen in the mexican state have killed a town man, his father in at least 16 other people in a double attack on the mayor's home in the town hall. he was in charge of -- and one of mexico's most dangerous regions, where cartels battle to control drug routes along the pacific. the fb

and, of course, you remember the famous roles of the same johnny depp where he really was beautiful. to me that the most ingenious role, and he played exactly this director 's scissor flaps, yes, alice in wonderland. let the role is small, but what a memorable memorable one. well, since we remembered, it seems to me that this is just an occasion to once again review the director's favorite works. well , right now we will continue the topic with some kind of graphic and get acquainted with the new paintings by ryadakov. just knows what to watch in the near future at the cinema. if from october leaf fall everything cold rains throws you into the autumn blues exit. there is the world of cinema, and by the way , domestic cinemas please with very bright premieres, let's start with the russian historical tape the heart of parma, and by the way there are a lot of reasons to start with it. well, firstly, as the director of the new film, anton kirdishchev, said at the presentation of his creation during the forty-fourth moscow international film festival, this tape should be a lifeline for ru

in american politics, due to increasing inequality -- among the leaders of this movement was eugene deppof 1855. he came from a middle class family. his father owned a small textile business, but he dropped out of school at the age of 14 and went to work for a local road earning 50 cents a day. he quickly identified with the working class and its economic problems and the new industrial age. trial workers of the world as well as the american railway union. the pullman strike of -- initial legislation was a series of often violent strikes at this time, with 13 deaths. charged with contempt of court with federal injunction against the strike served 6 months in jail. during that time debs read widely about international socialism and emerged from jail a firm believer. originally democrat he said two terms in the indiana house of representatives, debs was a founding member of several socialist political parties, socialism was never able to form a single coherent political party in this country, socialist leaders almost entirely intellectual endlessly split over ideological minutia. there wer

war it was because people are starting to see want to see comedians at their corporate events and deppudience is not always ready because the organizer might want it, i want to say we came to comedians and people are eating, people don't even look at us because the organization and one organizer wanted it, it's fun, it's great, thanks guys, you understand that you have to get to this point so that the audience will put down their plate let's say that's how the standard came back yes, i i know what it is. well, i understood that many stand-up artists, their profession or occupation in life outside of stand-up is the presenters of some events. but is it correct? i understand that now you are called not only as the presenter of an event, but also as a stand-up artist to perform at is it possible to combine? for example, if there is a wedding before the wedding, we talk with the young people. maybe you want a stand-up, and in addition to the price, stand-up is also included, something new, but uh, yes, mainly for those who do stand-up, then i also want to do something at the end you should

sophia did not write in multi-sided metallics only on ali’s onion ancestry and deppes’s novels, it isshina in the bulk, and so she herself investigated the rings of saturn, sofya kovaliuskaya realized that mathematical model and kaya, allowing them to establish and proved that the rings cannot be the gates of a stark substance. so i'm not made up of some isolated solid particles flying to saturn by the cassini space station. yugens 21 vekshil that sofya kovalevskaya did not bathe. work anonymously pie could be taken under the motto. say that you know the rabbi, that he is guilty and haibudi, that there will be kali academicians opened the envelope with the nickname, it appeared that this was zhan-jina sophia kavalevskaya at the president's persecution. baryshskaya, of the academy of sciences of the messiegen, the price had a chance to tie a wreath with the piromoztsy on the zhanood head in sweden, they sang with a yakira. the title of professor at the university of stockholm was found for her. new year 1891 a narrow sustrel was forged at the italian yen, then it was more expensive at

and, in the first he destroys johnny depp's bed. this is going to happen. wes is due to homophobia?y woke concepts in this comic strip book whatever you callok,o iso i think the whole thing was stop lecturing us. stop telling us how to think in all of that. there's a lot of products have flopped. you member status of fries? it was a burger king. they were supposed to be a healthier version of french i fries. bu t when you get right down to it, people what unhealthy greasy, salty, french fries.-fri they do not want smokeless tobacco. they want to spit an. d cough. apply that when you see it. >> spit and cough. >> spit and cough that's what i like to do. rob, what's interesting about this is companies don't get it. when the woke demand you change it's not going to get them to buy anything. they don't buy anything. you sell out your fans to appease the woke. but the woke does not replace your fans. >> of still getting over the fact the supers and jennifer superman is not gate. [laughter] seat way too much of his balls for him not to be. but gate superman the joke is right there. his kr

and at the first episode he destroys johnny depp's bed. [applause] >> michelle: oh, my god.le, was this dude homophobia? >> like you said, there were so many woke concepts in this comic strip book, whatever you call it. so i think the thing was just stop lecturing us, stop telling us how to think. you know, a lot of products, greg have flopped. he remember status for is? they were supposed to be a healthier version of french fries, but when it got down to it, people want unhealthy greasy salty french fries. they don't want status-fries. they don't one smokeless tobacco, they want to spit and talk. so apply that to it. >> rob: spit and cough. it >> greg: that's what i like to do, what is interesting is companies don't get it, when the woke demand that you change, it's not going to get them dividing in anything. they just want to demanding a change, so then you sell out to your fans to appease, but the woke does not replace your fans. >> i'm still getting over the fact that they say that superman wasn't. and i have seen way too much for him to not be. but gay superman, the jok

and actor and promises to someday play one of his favorite franchises in the same film with johnny deppan probably call pirates of the caribbean very i can tell you a lot of things, what i like there, firstly, they themselves are a ship huge. and not then the colossal lifestyle of a pirate. he looks like a man, that is, he goes out to sea. there are no other worries. it feels like pirates and sailors. that's why i always wanted to experience it for myself. and i really hope that at the maritime university i will be able to feel like a real sailor. petersburg rostral columns know, even those who have never been to the northern capital, by the way, four figures at the foot symbolize the largest rivers in russia volkhov dnieper volga and neva earlier, the columns served as a kind of beacon for port ships. and today they are attracting tourists from all over the world maxim petrov choreographer and world- famous ballroom dancer. petrov danced in professional shows on both sides of the atlantic, participated in british and scandinavian television projects, opened his own ballroom dancing sch

theories, second amendment absolutism, -- and trashing actress amber heard, the ex-wife of johnny depp kind of politician does that sound like to you? president joe biden said on friday it sounds to him like a republican. >> this is despicable. there is no place in america! there is too much violence, political violence. too much hatred! too much vitriol! what makes us think that one party can talk about stolen elections, covid being a hoax, all event of lies and not affect people who may not be well balanced. what makes us think it's not going to corrode the political climate? enough is enough is enough. every person of good conscience needs to clearly and unambiguously stand up against the violence in our politics. regardless of what your politics are. >> and look, let's say he doesn't turn out to be a right wing nut job, that doesn't change the bigger picture that we all need to face, as congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez told my colleague chris hayes on friday. >> there is absolutely no doubt that the data shows that the vast majority of incidents of domestic terror come from w

i want to bring in jamie as well as the former fbi depp pi director, andrew mccabe.n to the hiring of this conservative lawyer by trump? >> it's good move. this appears to be an effort to not make the same mistakes they made in reaction in the mar-a-lago investigation where the original team seems to have made miscalculations in terms of the advice they've given the former president when they could have deescalated this conflict. getting competent, professional, well-known attorneys on board is essential to prepare for the sort soft testimony we're thinking about. >> if i could just add, if he listens to that. which is always -- >> he doesn't always listen. you've done a lot of excellent reporting, jamie, on the january 6th select committee. what's going on behind the scenes? >> first of all, i, if i had to bet, i think you're going to see that subpoena tomorrow finally come out. look, i think what we're going to see is a legal dance and a public relations dance. these lawyers that you're talking about, they don't want donald trump to testify to the committee. we've

he identified a routine that provided some depp allayed between battery six and seven.s where highway 36 goes under the road and his plan was to send a reinforced skirmish line really in order to make the attack. he said my best chance of success was to form a heavy skirmish line which would not attract much artillery fire but would yet be sufficient to do the work if the enemy was not very strong. he would initiate the attack triggering responses like john martindale's division is right and the black division on his left. he further thought it would be best to degrade the confederate defenses with an artillery bombardment. he gave orders to his artillery commander to bring up the gun and began firing immediately but unbeknownst to him the artillery commander had taken the battery horses the battery horses out to be watered so he'd would take time for them to get back bring the guns into position. the artillery opens up and there's a 20 minute lombard meant and smith wants to attack. about 7:00 at night. and to make a long story short they penetrated through that ravine

johnny depp won the court case and forgave his wife $ 16 million, this is what i understand the relationshiprstand it, there is no other news. there is a woman in the usa who smashed mcdonald's because she didn't like the ice cream. we wouldn't have that. we have delicious points. that's all you have any sense for. by the way, i have a number. arthur play along. yes, yes, he has a number. thank you arthur show quickly. friends recently announced that they would revive the moskvich plant, but so muscovites drove a moskvich; the car must correspond to a modern muscovite. sorry for the tautology muscovites. so let's start the presentation, since it is true moskvich that he starts working after 12:00 pm, and so the next slide is filled with anything moskvich, but which milk salon is the next slide on. now about the cons, parking for moskvich is paid and expensive everywhere. i would even say everywhere, how expensive. so the next slide wipers from moskvich and central asia tried to install domestic ones, but they are twice as expensive and do not work enough. this was our second season out of th

if you want to be a star the biggest stars at that time were george clooney and johnny depp and willbeing told. >> wow. >> so and if you don't know any better you buy into it and i bought into it for a couple of years before i said this ends right now and i'll be myself and at least if i fail i'll fail being me so i tapped into that because a lot of that, those elements are what surrounds black adam's life and his existence of being told you have to do it like that. superheroes act a certain way, superheroes do it a certain way and black adam says, well, i'm going to do it black adam's way. >> it led to this. we want to show a bit of "black adam." >> i know it got lost in all the confusion but we have issues to settle here. there are only heroes and there are villains. >> you think yourself a hero but you would let these criminals go free. >> heroes don't kill people. >> well, i do. >> ooh. >> smokey robinson, he's there watching the monitor over there and rita were both like -- >> smokey and rita know. >> both looking over there like that. but we should note, there's no padding. tha

take a look at the 1996 film "white squall" or "fear and loathing in las vegas" with johnny depp. i want to empower jenny and other people to do their research, but not only get their information from the q drop. host: jenny, go ahead and respond. caller: well, i find it interesting that everything you seem to push into the qanon, first of all, there is no such thing as qanon, so let's get that straight. and for you to say that there was already a preconceived area that we were to look, let me tell you something, i was doing my research two years before q even hit the boards. all q did was confirm, and that was before we were all being suppressed on information. i was doing my own research long before q even hit the boards, and all q did was confirm what i had already been researching. back then, you can get on the sites on the internet to do research for different things in history that we have been lied to about. now, all that information is suppressed, so anybody joining into this q movement now doesn't have access to that information. host: jenny from new hampshire, thank you

johnny depp losing their spouse. now we have to pay a serious compensation of 15 million dollars.money on more enjoyable activities millions of people around the world dream of flying, for example, into space and internet users share detailed plans. how to build a spaceship some projects frankly not feasible, but there are those that can definitely glorify their creators. so listen, you can be quiet there guys, but you still slow down, i write everything down. lenna, although i, of course, am lagging behind today, information about spaceships is not written down by hand, but is looked up on the internet. after all, it is there that enthusiasts share their ways. how to build a homemade space rocket and even launch it into the stratosphere, well, or somewhere closer, that's how it goes. moreover, the ways of space exploration they offer a wide variety of small devices from 180 kg, serious units created by amateur designers. however, while the palm is held by this man who managed to design, and most importantly, launch an eleven-meter rocket. and this, by the way, is 1/10 of the size

johnny depp and his servants amber heard this time to sue intentionally brad pitt and angelina jolie according to this data shake, but when the children ran up they got to remind them, the hollywood fairy tale ended in the sixteenth year. jolie and pete were together for about 10 years. they have six children, three of which are adopted. well, recently, the former spouses regularly get into the court chronicle . earlier, he filed against her for selling a share of the estate in the south of france without his knowledge . probably, while we are following the development of events, the information channels on the first will continue the program time will tell. day good information channel on the first continues its work on the air time to remember, my name is alexander gordon, today we will remember one of the outstanding heroes. patriotic war of the second world war, but for now, all the same, in a wonderful world we live. it's amazing every day some news comes that, well, you thought it was impossible, just now the polish ministry of foreign affairs has figured it out. do you know wh

they post memes of johnny depp.y don't take it down. i don't know who it is for. >> it is for a whole segment. there is a whole segment of the republican base right now that is very, very online. they are all about just sticking it to the liberals online and that's who they're speaking to. a lot of those people are trump people. trump cultivated those people but that's what it's all about. not about policies or anything. >> let's take a step back and talk about what we'll hear today in this hearing that's going to begin any minute. there is the chairman of the committee, bennie thompson. democrat of mississippi as followed by i think liz cheney, the republican of wyoming, the vice chair of the committee stepping up. we're told there's a lot of these people are not going to be back in congress next year, stephanie, from florida, adam kinzinger from illinois not returning to congress and, jamie, i mean, this committee has not disappointed when it comes to new, shocking information. >> they have always underpromised an