ultimately coming out it decided against a fairground life she studied journalism and worked for a fashion magazine right now she can make her living from you tube and the jobs it brings or her vintage style is her trademark. i love wearing things that aren't pretty and styling them to make them cool anger creative sometimes i think this is size forty eight or whatever that won't fit the size for. my jackets from the flea market a bargain. how do you like it. i think there's. each new outfit is uploaded to instagram her followers expect constant input. three times a day on average. reporters. are growing popularity on social networks has led to a number of presenter jobs here she's at a festival for a radio station from northern germany and she interviews musicians from around the world for her you tube channel. for being an influencer means constantly being online posting and reacting to other people's post. work and leisure time are inseparable and it's unclear how long the success will last. a fight if i can't earn a living with it i can sell creeps again i'd be happy with that. despite her succ

i picked up a fashion magazine which had a big feature and focus on how to be like ivanka trump. look at her fashion brands, they have got a lot more orders and inquiries from japanese fans, at least japanese women. several networks were showing the empty escalator to make sure they could catch her arriving live on television. the japanese public seem to be more excited about her than her father. we will get some perspective from oui’ we will get some perspective from our china editor later. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. eight members of the catalan government sacked last week for declaring independence have been remanded in custody by a spanish court. protesters gathered in barcelona to call for their release. james reynolds sent us this report from the scene these pro—independence campaigners have come out to protest against the remanding into custody of eight former ministers. "libertad, libertad," they chant in catalan. "freedom, freedom." bear in mind, just a few days ago, these ministers were working in this, the headquarters of the catalan government,

i picked up a fashion magazine which had a big feature and focus on how to be like ivanka trump.fashion line has got a lot more orders and enquiries from japanese fans, at least japanese women. the japanese public seem to be more excited about her than her father. going back to her than her father. going back to her father, what have the press and people been seen in anticipation of his arrival on sunday? if you look ata his arrival on sunday? if you look at a survey, it does show that the japanese public is a bit sceptical of president trump's style. he is very unconventional in terms of tweeting, etc. but the fact that he is meeting with the parent of the abductee and actually mention her in his speech at the united nations backin his speech at the united nations back in september, that got quite a lot of attention. i think it is also fairto lot of attention. i think it is also fair to say there is a bit of nervousness about what he might say or do when he meets with the japanese emperor. if you remember when the former president barack 0bama visited, the angle of his bow becam

she would be on every fashion magazine. but she is married to a republican president peter that is hardly fair and balanced. the victims of communism foundation released a poll about millennials. 42% of millennials said they would prefer to live under socialism. that is incredible. bled,s a nation who has expended treasure, to create a democratic system based upon liberty.nd my parents lived under socialism. my father was tortured by secret police officers. the idea that you could have almost 50% of children today think about system is ok, it speaks to a degrading of our education system and the fact that ronald reagan was right to you the loss of liberty is always but one generation away. we have to redouble our efforts not to allow people to distort history. if you look -- if you read be black of communism, written by left-wing social scientist, they catalog the cost of communism in the 20th century. the final tally was 100 million people killed as a result of karl marx's ideas. host: are your parents still alive? guest:

the league losing millions in merchandising and tickets and viewers is being hailed by a men's fashion magazine. if you are looking for exemplary citizen, i have a few. about the texas man who confronted and pursued that church shooter in sutherland springs. or houston texans star j.j. watt. he saved the mic raised $37 million for hurricane harvey. by the way, "gq" also named stephen colbert the bad hombre of the year. if you hate president trump you are instantly something of the year at "gq." the good news is they made our year end cut as well. not sure if they will be celebrating this honor though. and that's the angle. that's all the time we have tonight. if shannon bream and the fox news at 19 is up next. we know you have a great show on tap. >> shannon: we can't wait to see our list. at what a tease, thank you so much. here's what's on our show tonight. >> tonight, a new accuser says alabama senate candidate george roy moore tried to rape her when she was just 16 entries offering proof that he knew exactly how old she was. >> i was terrified. >> what happens next for moore and his place o

including a spread in the"v fashion magazine "vogue" she threw a "wizard of oz" theme photo shoot with the end i think that all would agree that mayer's tenure was a disaster. a selling yahoo for less than $5 billion, a $95 billion discount from what it was once worth. and yet somehow in return for presiding over yahoo's destruction marissa mayer became richer than ever. she collected a total of $239 million in compensation from that company, that is $900,000 for every week that she spent mismanaging it. in an earlier age this will be called looting. the media would have attacked ms. domingo marissa mayer as a living symbol of incompetence and greed. angry yahoo employees might have picketed her house. that is not what happen. liberals celebrated marissabe mayer as a feminist hero. she is on the board of walmart. ever -- all is well for her. remember this when somebody tells you that corporations need a bigger tax cut then you do. there are many reasons that american companies may not be competitive in world markets. tax rates are one of them. myy kelly is a republican, representing pe

jennifer murphy another contestant on the apprentice told a fashion magazine trump kissed her on the lips after a job interview in 2005. yahoo news reported cassandra searles that he grabbed her butt and invited her to his hotel room. temple taggart said he kissed her on her lips. jill harth alleged he tried to kiss her, put his hands up her skirt, and touched her crotch. and finally and i need a drink on this one i'm so tired from these. the multiple reports from beauty pageant contestants. including teen beauty pageant contestants alleging that donald trump had walked in on them while he was changing. they were changing, excuse me. so how did the president respond to all of these allegations? let's remember. all of them, a huge amount of allegations. he called some of them, quote, vicious claims and totally and absolutely false at a rally one month before the 2016 selection. >> he also commented that, you know, why would i sexually assault these women? they're ugly. he made comments about ugly women. this thing took a bad turn and a lot of people are wondering what has happened. wh

actually the reason that she got into making clothes in the late sixty's she was an editor at a fashion magazine and she didn't like what she was seeing she didn't think that the clothes represented independent strong successful modern women and so she opened her own fashion house using her mother's sewing machine by the way so very modest beginnings and she made clothes for business women and women c e o's a look that was at least a decade ahead of its time to brand really big in the eighty's and ninety's and the clothes themselves are actually very german in the sense that they're not flashy they're not ornamental it's really about a high level of craftsmanship so very much less is more you could say that fortunately for people who want to go to the new exhibition in frankfurt there is more it is a huge exhibition it has videos it has clothes it has product design garden design even though sander the herself spent a year and a half helping to craft the exhibition it's called presence which means present tense and we've got a closer look. presents gives an insight into. digital santas inspirati

that's really what why she got her start back in the late sixty's she was working as an editor at fashion magazines and she didn't like what she was seeing she didn't think that the clothes represented independent strong successful modern women there she is and so she opened her own fashion house by the way using her mother's sewing machine for a very modest beginnings and she basically made clothes for business women for women c.e.o.'s which is maybe why the brand really took off in the eighty's and the ninety's and the clothes are actually very german and the sense that they're not flashy or demented instead it's really about a high level of craftsmanship so very much less is more is yeah yeah absolutely well fortunately for the people who want to see this exhibition in frankfurt it is very much more it is a huge exhibition there are videos there's clothes there's product design even garden design and jill sander herself spent a year and a half helping to design the exhibition it is called the presents which means present tense and we've got a closer look at it right now. presence gives an insigh

she would be on the cover of every fashion magazine known to humankind. but she is not, why? because she is married to a republican president. that is hardly fair and balanced. with regard to ignorance and people being led by the nose, absolutely. the victims of communism foundation just released a poll about millennials. more than 42% of millennials said they would prefer to live under socialism. that is incredible. this is a nation who has bled, who has expended treasure, to create a democratic system based upon freedom and liberty. my parents lived under socialism. my father was tortured by secret police officers. the idea that you could have almost 50% of children today think that system is ok, it speaks to a degrading of our education system and the fact that ronald reagan, again, was right. the loss of liberty is always but one generation away. we have to redouble our efforts not to allow people to distort history. if you read the black book of communism, which was written by a left-wing french social scientist, they catalogued the cost of communism in the 20th century.

is it a fashion magazine? this is a big political piece. this is a crime thing.his magazine? i would say it's all of it. we are all of it. we want a magazine that goes high, that goes low, that goes deep, that goes more frothy. >> what was the most difficult story that you ever had to run during your tenure there? >> actually one of the things that was very challenging was we wanted to do a big story about how many people in culture had died of aids, as a matter of fact. at that time people didn't want to have -- their families didn't want to have their photographs used and i wanted to do this celebration of the people that had been lost. and in a sense a piece that said look, look what's happened to our culture. all of these fashion designers and artists and photographers and writers are dying. it's going to change the world. we had a great difficulty in getting people to agree, their families, to say these people died of aids. in their obituaries they talked about he died of a heart attack, of pneumonia, so that was a very powerful thing that we were able to do

and the changing face of british fashion: how vogue magazine's new editor is striking a different pose

now old-fashioned magazine publisher, sip davis, publishes "pc magazine," a couple old school titles.t is buying mashable. they're paying $50 million. as you said that is 25% of what investors thought the company was worth just last year. you mentioned that $250 million number. that is exactly on point. buzzfeed, another digital darlingerring expected to go public, that looks less likely. buzzfeed, if you were a disney princess which would you be, if you were a doughnut, which flavor you would be, big societal questions. these quizes are sponsored by ads. the company says the ads are more creative way for the company to get its name in front of millenials. but buzzfeed may miss the $350 million revenue target between 50, to 70 million, not clear. but the valuation is still higher of 1 1/2 million. one key investors and board members not worried about a revenue short fall for one year, ken, told our colleagues at "wall street journal." what matters that the consumers shift from traditional to digital has happened. the shift will only accelerate. audience behavior always outpaces ad shi

and the changing face of british fashion: how vogue magazine's new editor is striking a different pose. live from studios in london and singapore, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 1am in london, 9am in singapore and 10am in seoul, where president trump is preparing to address the national assembly in south korea. his speech is expected to focus on north korea. earlier, he tried to visit the demilitiarised zone between north and south korea, but was forced to cancel the trip because of fog. the president's next stop is beijing. mark lowen has the story so far from seoul. backing the man they say can stop north korea's march to war. supporters of donald trump out in seoul today, defending his hardline approach to the north's weapons tests. it's a kind of a warning to kimjong—un and his regime. if you do wrong things, you're going to be destroyed. but across the road, the other side, fearing mr trump's bombastic talk over north korea. passions and divisions accompanying him on this trip. threatening north korea, it's not the answer. we have to make them talk around

>> i have to tell you, wouldn't it be nice if some of the mainstream fashion magazines and lifestyle es look at the actual heros we have, law enforcement, military, everyday heros like that as citizens of the year and not someone who simply disrespected the flag, the national anthem and the military, you know what, hey, that's gq for you. brian new york times under fire for op-ed, can my children be friends with white people, in fact, the guest was earlier on with tucker carlson earlier this week, what do you think about this, is this to create interest or is this a legitimate question? >> clearly the title of the article is meant to be quick-baiting, let's just take a moment and think about the article titled can my children be friends with black people and people would have outcry over it but because colin kaepernick is citizen of the year. that's liberal logic for you. welcome to their world. ainsley: they were screaming at the sky at the university of president trump being elected, now they are building a resistance hotel in dc, antitrump hotel, what do you think about that, will

uk based fashion magazine is under fire after lupita nyong'o accusing of it removing part of her hairosted the original image on instagram alongside the published version which appears should show her their missing that's the back part. sue they smooth on the cover. her real photograph is her with the about she ponytail. she posted a caption explaining why she us what disappointed they changed her hair stale to fit their notion of what beautiful hair looks like it reads in part, i embrace my natural heritage and despite having grown up thinking light skin and straight sill can he hair were the standards of beauty i and kinds key coilly hair are beautiful too. being featured on the cover of a magazine fulfills me as it is an stunt to show other dark kinky haired people and particularly our children that they're beautiful just the way they are. statement the magazine said it was commit representing diversity and apology to the actress. again your seeing these. >> she's right. >> kerry washington complained her skin was lighten in magazine cover. >> this is what we need to do. lupita i'm

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she would be on every fashion magazine. but she is married to a republican president peter that is hardly fair and balanced. the victims of communism foundation released a poll about millennials. 42% of millennials said they would prefer to live under socialism. that is incredible. bled,s a nation who has expended treasure, to create a democratic system based upon liberty.nd my parents lived under socialism. my father was tortured by secret police officers. the idea that you could have almost 50% of children today think about system is ok, it speaks to a degrading of our education system and the fact that ronald reagan was right to you the loss of liberty is always but one generation away. we have to redouble our efforts not to allow people to distort history. if you look -- if you read be black of communism, written by left-wing social scientist, they catalog the cost of communism in the 20th century. the final tally was 100 million people killed as a result of karl marx's ideas. host: are your parents still alive? guest:

pressure to up company up with the body beauty centers as on shows on victoria secret fashion show on tv and magazinesfashion show that embraces boot any all shapes, size, forms and all the of the way it comes. twenty-one women hit runway not letting their scars, stretch marks or disabilities from promoting a positive message pro meeting self-confidence who doesn't want to strut their stuff on the runway. everybody gets a chance. allows for more people to have a chance to have their ways. we have alice and lexi joining us now. >> yes. >> so when did you first come up with this idea. >> we came up witt last year as we were watching victoria secret fashion she because we love the show, we loved the costumes, but we realize we will never be able to walk that runway. we wanted to, kind of make that dream come true for ourselves. we thought if he want to be angels there is a lot of woman with the same desire so we wanted to make it true for everybody. >> you guys, what do you mean you will never get a chance. is there a certain look, certain way. >> you have for 6-foot tall, size zero. it wouldn't matter h

the new editor of the british fashion bible, vogue, says the magazine is taking the issue of sexual harassmentfirst black editor, acknowledged that young models are "pretty exposed." he says british vogue, along with other magazines across the world, will try to protect models. edward enninful has been speaking to our arts editor, will gompertz. so here we are. so here it is. this is the december issue. my vogue is about feeling inclusive. it's about diversity. sort of showing different women, different body shapes, different races, class. sort of tackling gender. do you think it perhaps failed to keep up with multi—cultural, modern britain? yes. do you worry, given, you know, the rise in mental health issues, particularly with young women, that vogue can create a series of images which makes people feel anxious and dissatisfied with themselves? i mean, the subject of body image obviously goes on. when i started in the ‘90s the sample size was a four and a six, now it's a zero zero and i feel it's a conversation that the whole industry has to partake in. naomi campbell said in the past, hasn't

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fashion industry with that coat. and everything else that she puts on. we have a british reporter, from people magazine, in this hour, on our show, coming up. >>> your significant other or your kid? who do you put first. how one woman is defending her decision to put her husband first. >>> it is a giving tuesday and our jen's in a giving mood. >> it is day of giving we are at my new favorite high school in south philadelphia with my new friends, good morning everyone. >> good morning. >> i met your vice principal. we will talk about. that we will talk about something everyone can do and it begins with the question what do you need? we have a great web site to help every kid, every school in the district of philadelphia are you ready for help. >> yeah. >> we will give it to you. >> that is a perfect guest on a day like today, it is day of giving? what will you do for your friend, family, neighbors? giving back. i haven't had any giving from you two. >> we have been nice. >> we have given you compliments you said nice suit >> exactly. >> that is it. >> i was just doing my christmas shopping for everybody

magazines annual list of richest americans. i'm just glad he finally gave up on sexiest man alive! [ laughter ] the fashionailer zara is in the midst of a dispute after shoppers found notes from unpaid employees asking for help hidden inside clothing. said one woman, "i've already tried that. it doesn't work." [ laughter ] [ applause ] he said it was a friendship walk. [ light laughter ] george clooney said recently the democrats need to find a presidential candidate to compete with president trump's outlandish personality saying we don't have anybody who lights up a room. said bernie sanders, "light up a whole room? that's expensive and a waste of electricity." [ applause ] a woman recently launched a new app that let users know when their locally mcdonald's ice cream machine is broken. kind of sounds like there's a story behind that one, doesn't it? "no, ma'am, it's still not working and can you please stop calling us? i don't know, why don't you develop an app?" and finally, a japanese zoo is currently selling notebooks made from recycled animal manure to celebrate its 50th anniversary. and this is cool

abraham lincoln back to day-lewis reveals now in "w" magazine before making this latest movie that he's in called "phantom threat" set in the fashion i should stop acting. this time it was something i had to do. "phantom threat" opening christmas day. does sound like he means it and could be the last time you see daniel day-lewis on camera. >> one of the absolute best. >> the best. >> oh, amazing man. >> i saw the trailer. it is gripping. >> fantastic. no surprise already getting a lot of oscar buzz as he always does. >> yes, he does. [ applause ] >> we will miss him very much. >>> a big comeback, though, this one might appeal to you guys. certainly did to me. prime time soap legend nicollette sheridan, people, you guys remember this. of course, "desperate housewives" and "knot's landing" and will pay homage trying to fill the one, the only joan collins' shoulder pads as alexis carrington in the cw's reboot of "dynasty." great stroke of casting. the producer said nicollette's alexis will have a dramatic return. so surprising as alexis and will turn other steel will blue eyes and she's setting them on make and crystal. >> ooh. >> wa

magazine would be amazing. but more importantly it's just about expanding diversity within the fashion industry, because i wantsented. >> all right. there you go. >> i feel like i'm at miss america. olivia you were crowned -- speaking of which, miss usa in 2015. how does that compare to that. >> this is such an amazing experience. this was always the ultimate dream. i was hoping miss usa would open doors, but luckily in that i learned how to use my voice and show people that if they are themselves they can go make mare dreams come true. >> i love it. thank you. >> one at a time but want everybody to meet haley and haley is -- i mean, like a rocket scientist. background in science, graduated zuma cum laude. published award winning immunological research. i can't say it. you did it. i love you can be a scientist and be a swimsuit cover girl. what a combination. >> yeah, absolutely and i would love to encourage young women in the sciences. this very underrepresented in the s.t.e.m. field but my mother taught me there's nothing more pow powerful and beautiful woman but an intelligence woman. >> i don't have time t

back to life, daniel day-lewis reveals now in "w" magazine that before making this latest movie that he's in, called "phantom threat," set in the fashiondded all my life, i mouthed off about how i should stop acting. this time it was something i had to do. "phantom threat" opening christmas day. it does sound like he means it. this could very well be the last time you see daniel day-lewis on camera. >> he is one of the absolute best. >> the best. >> oh, amazing man. >> i saw the trailer over the weekend. and it is gripping. >> fantastic. no surprise already getting a lot of oscar buzz as he always does. >> yes, he does. [ applause ] >> we will miss him very much. >>> a big comeback, though, this one might appeal to you guys. certainly did to me. primetime soap legend nicollette sheridan, people, you guys remember her? of course, from we all loved "desperate housewives" and before that, hello. "knott's landing." hello? can we talk? she'll pay homage and try to fill the one, the only joan collins' shoulder pads as alexis carrington in the cw's reboot of "dynasty." this is a great stroke of casting. the producer said nicollette's alexis w

fashion writing. she actually was the bureau chief in paris for "women's wear daily." she wrote for all the major magazines," "harper's bazaar." >> "the new york times," she worked for "elle" magazine. >> i met christa when we were editors together at "elle" magazine in probably 1990. >> "the devil wears prada," 25 years later is more or less what the life was like at the magazine. >> it was kind of an ongoing party disguised as a publication. >> she interviewed people like yves saint laurent, martha stewart. she even dated anderson cooper's brother. >> christa's writing -- oh, she could make anything just sound like magic. i mean, the most boring thing in the world was all fresh and exciting. >> smooth and refined prose style. >> the headscarf. the headscarf reveals as it conceals. the louder, the go away message, the more audible, the come hither -- isn't that great? >> i remember talking to christa about her leaving new york city. there was nothing directly to predict that this could've happened to her. >> the question on a lot of people's minds is how does a glamorous fashion writer end up in some smal