diana ross said. do you see my shoes?hich brings me to come i learned my lesson from then on. i only wear a boot buffer shoe. any heel eyewear, it's got to be comfortable. she need don't ever come to a concert with no flip-flop on. this she was interchangeable. i could be comfortable, go to the concert, go to the basketball game and be okay and that way i won't be caught in another house you at a diana ross concert. >> stephen: always lovely to have you on the show and have you back in the yard. are you doing in new york? >> jennifer: i have a boyfriend here in new york. we are going to the basketball game tonight and i can't wait. y'all watching the knicks. we've got to watch the game. i've got a date. [applause] >> stephen: lovely to have you. thank you so much for being here. "the jennifer hudson show" airs weekdays nationwide. jennifer hudson, everybody. we'll be right back with the star of "back to black," marisa abela. ♪ ♪ on your period, sudden gushes happen. say goodbye gush fears! thanks to always ultra thins...

then it became this iconic concert venue with liza, judy, diana ross, harry belafonte. the first time it's coming back to life. to be the one to get to kick that off feels like a huge responsibility and a privilege. >> juju: no pressure, no big deal. however, it's everything. you're setting the set. who are the special guests? what's the merch going to look like? give us a sense. >> getting to play a character and be part of somebody's story, to just get to express my own point of view in a house that's storied like this, feels like a really special opportunity. it's like this bridging of these two worlds that i love of the theater community i've dreamt of my whole life, then this opportunity to be a songwriter. i'm a pretty introspective and introverted person. i do have trouble sometimes getting outside myself and outside my head and communicating and feeling comfortable. i think always, music's been a space where i feel very free to do that. >> juju: you talked about "cherry on top" of being the story of how you fell in love. what are some of the other songs and insp

we of course very grateful for our friends in the climate and energy group led by diana ross, and thatis one of our great strengths, heritage gives us the ability to work across this lens and bring folks together to collaborate on a project such as this. so without further ado i i wod like to introduce our panelists who will be discussing this project here. we will then have time for q&a here in the room and then also for our friends joining us online. so if you would like to join me. erin walsh is a senior research fellow in international affairs at the asia study center at the heritage foundation. xi has had an extensive career in the private and public sectors, has worked for thwart republican administrations including president trump's when xi was both at the department of commerce and a fellow colleagues of the national security council staff. and critically for our project today, erin also spent 12 years at goldman sachs in services going particularly xi served in china. so xi knows what xi speaks. a senior director and morningstar chair for global energy security at the atlantic

that is like asking if you can be diana ross. you can ask to be a supreme, but you can't ask to be diana. >> we've got diana in the studio. >> she can't see you. >> i mean -- i am just a hanger on. i'm just following the band selling cheese sandwiches out of the back of my volvo looking for a miracle. just trying to be part of the magic. that is all i'm doing. >> i know what that is like. >> we love you. thank you, alex. have a great night. >> i miss you guys. have a great weekend. oh, what a week. i think if there is one visual that really sums up this week that really sticks with all of us, it is this one. no matter how many times i see it, it doesn't get any less surreal. that is four republican elected officials, including two sitting members of congress and one sitting governor -- four grown men -- all in donald trump cosplay outside trump's criminal trial this week. at least two of those men are reportedly hoping to be trump in vice presidential pick. apparently this is what you do now to show your loyalty to trump did you n

"mo money mo problems" was a diana ross sample that an older crowd could hear and say, "well, that soundsg frantic ♪ ♪ like sting, i'm tantric, like snickers ♪ ♪ guaranteed to satisfy ♪ - and there's r & b and rap mixing for new jack swing. - ♪ back to the matter, the new jack swing ♪ ♪ is the sound that can flatter ♪ ♪ any other sound around town doesn't give the ♪ ♪ same type of feeling ♪ - teddy riley was the big new-jack-swing producer, and he produced everybody. - ♪ all i wanna do is zoom-a-zoom, zoom, zoom ♪ ♪ and a poom-poom ♪ - ♪ just shake your rump ♪ - he had wreckx-n-effect; he had his own group, guy; he did heavy d & the boyz... - ♪ we got our own thang ♪ - it all had this kind of rhythm that made you have to dance. - ♪ shorty, get down, good lord ♪ - new jack swing was someone that could sing with the level of stevie wonder, with the breakbeat background of public enemy. and marry those two. - ♪ baby, i can get you in my ride ♪ ♪ i like the way you work it ♪ - ♪ no diggity ♪ - "no diggity" is the masterpiece of the... [laughs] of the new jack swing era. - ♪ mm-hmm ♪ - ♪ we ou

it's the worst display i've seen since diana ross at the world cup . diana ross at the world cup.and she booted the ball wide. i think that will haunt him early in the election campaign, chris hope, our political editor, challenged sir keir starmer on my behalf. can you do 100 keepy uppies? apparently he's quite tasty at football. starmer turned it down. smart fella. getting it wrong haunts you forever. it's a for ever moment now. i've had so many emails during the show, so many emails during the show, so many you all saying he's coming in and most of them have been about donald trump. those 34 guilty counts last night and his explosive press conference around about an hour ago , we around about an hour ago, we carried on gb news. he's roaring back, calling america a fascist state, saying november the 5th is the most important date in american history, the date to save america . connor says this save america. connor says this the left don't care about a fair or a just trial. they just want the guilty verdicts . they just the guilty verdicts. they just want trump dead and buried .

nina simone to diana ross. to cassandra wilson.ssandra wilson to audra mcdonald to you be 40 to sting singing it. it radiated through the culture, touching, aroused and inspiring a much broader, diverse audience than it did when first appeared. that's presumably why, 60 years after dismissing it as, quote, a prime piece of propaganda for the acp time magazine been crowned the song of the century since the since billie holiday introduc it. our capacity to be shocked has shrunk. taboos have disappeared and novelty itself has grown more novel. but always there will be this unique and uncanny song. the song that was also an event. the question is no longer have you heard fruit, but this strange fruit ever happened since and will should or could a strange fruit ever happen again? thank you. our next speaker be speaker will be margo jefferson a graduate of columbia university school of journalism. margo jefferson was an associate editor at newsweek and an assistant professor of journalism at nyu universi before joining joining the staff

turn around guy and the challenge with that is he's arriving into an organization that looks like diana rossmes, with all due respect to the folks on the leadership team, they have been backup singers to mr. schultz. and so the challenge for the company in this is that they have uncertainty and powerlessness up and down the organization and now with shareholders, customers, suppliers, and so what he has to do is to go back to the basics and it is not clear to me that he is a -- a crisis leader in the context of the -- those that have the skills to navigate an environment of powerlessness and uncertainty effectively. >> okay, the flip side is, do you think an activist could actually show up and the question is what would an activist do. this is not a traditional financial engineering proposition. i could see people deciding they want to spin off the china operations, sort of yum style or something, but that's just rearranging the deck chairs, i think. this is actually an operations story. i think unfortunately too many customers have gone to the various stores, especially in new york, where t

is it the worst football gaffe since diana ross at the world cup? you know what i mean?t's fan. but before all of that, wsfime fan. but before all of that, it's time for your weather with ellie glaisyer. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar . sponsors of weather on . solar. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office, where there will be plenty more heavy showers on the way. for many of us today, these turning heavy and thundery at times, all thanks to this area of low pressure . situated area of low pressure. situated across the uk. various occlusion features pushing their way eastwards will bring a focus for those showers through this afternoon. and it's eastern parts of scotland, maybe into northeastern parts of england, that will likely to see those heavier showers this afternoon again with some hail and thunder mixed too , in for england and mixed too, in for england and wales not quite as heavy. those showers compared to what we've seen over the past couple of days, but it will still be a few around

ross. we had countries like diana saying that there is no justification for killing civilians, slovenia our worst fears. have come true in rasa japan after acknowledging and condemning what happened back on october 7th, with the mos attack on israel saying that it can't ignore the horrors of gaza. russia also saying that is real is violating international law. so a lot of calls for it to stop, but still no action, a concrete action from the security council to support that. and tell us more about what we are likely to hear at this meeting. and if there might be any clarity on what happens next. well i think it was interesting to our let us find that we heard from initially gave a very lengthy and detailed speech to the council and put the emphasis more on the long term solutions for does uh uh and the palestinian territories. broadly speaking and said, while the humanitarian situation will never be addressed, unless there is a permanent ceasefire and a political solution. so at the one hand we've got council members focused on the more immediate humanitarian situation and the needs of the p