george clooney. hey, george, how are you? >> hello, jimmy, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good.friend. >> i see my friend. you know, he's 35 years old. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: smoking is no good for you, daniel. [ laughter ] george, daniel was great in this movie. isn't he? i mean, come on, he is unbelievably good. >> yeah. he actually screwed it up for all the rest of us actors who do this [ bleep ] about how difficult our job is. he showed up, never acted before, he did everything in one take. >> jimmy: is that true? all in one take? >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] [ applause ] you didn't even know what a take was before this, daniel. >> no, i did. >> jimmy: so -- okay, so you guys -- i imagine you had a lot of fun on the set, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah. and as far as batmen go, daniel, who is your favorite? ben affleck or george clooney? oh my goodness, wow. [ cheers and applause ] holy moly. george. george, i don't -- i -- i don't know if you're aware of this. but the woman sitting next to you? >> hm? what? >> jimmy: there's a woman sitting next to you. right there. [

the bfi london film festival was also in the autumn, with stars such as george clooney and his new releaseder bar, and edgar wright with a 19605 horror comedy set in the capital city, last night in soho. the festival's big moment perhaps was bringing spencer to london. the story of diana princess of wales, it stars kristen stewart, is directed by pablo larrain, and was part made in germany. but stewart feels the film belongs to britain. i feel like we are bringing it home for her completly. one of the reasons it is fun to talk about this movie existing at all is that we get to have her again, even if it'sjust through the inspiration that she gave to pablo, stephen and myself. the power of the dog is the story of a rancher, phil who visciously bullies his brothers new wife rose played by kirsten dunst. it's world premeire was at venice where jane campion got the best director prize in venice. thejury, amazing, so to get a recognition from them was quite heart stopping. really happy. good breginning for our tour. miss caruso, welcome. thank you. the lost daughter also premiered at the venice

tonight -- neil patrick harris, daniel ranieri and george clooney, plus music from ed sheeran and eltonkimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. thanks, fellows. hi, there. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] we have a whole room full of college football players and staff. the oregon state beavers are in the house. all the way from corvallis. [ cheers and applause ]

brad: the movie, "gravity," with sandra bullock and george clooney, cost $120 million.ing, right, was the way to make a small fortune in space was to start off with a big one. but actually now, about a third of all space activity is commercial, right? you've got about a third military, a third civilian, like nasa, and a third commercial. so it's really big business. ♪♪♪ michael: arguably, few people have supercharged human space ambition and changed what is now possible more than elon musk. the billionaire founder of paypal and tesla has moved aggressively into space. he believes humans will be more than just space tourists. he has plans to settle people on mars, and he says we will inevitably become a multi-planet species. elon musk: fundamentally, the future is vastly more exciting and interesting if we're a spacefaring civilization and a multi-planet species than if we're not. it--you wanna be inspired by things. you wanna wake up in the morning and think, "the future's gonna be great." and that's what being a spacefaring civilization's all about. it's about believin

your book turned into a movie starring the guy that looked like me, george clooney.think this will turn out? i told my wife that we were going to do a segment on this and she's like wasn't january 6 a movie already? and i think which meant by that was we have the most heavily edited insurrection in history. i think that they are ready whole thing 10,000 hours of footage that they haven't released. why don't they just released those and not make the movie. but i want to know who is going to be cast, the guy with the horns. what about ray apps. >> i was thinking of jeff daniels. and he can give a speech but how is innocent. jeff daniels is very good, the liberal voice of reason. except this time he's playing against sebastian. >> what about you? you were a hollywood insider. is this going to be fair and balanced? >> probably not. it won't be that good if it is. also it's like that democracy. it's not like you never capture the fly. it's just a building. it is up like when the guys go in the cleaning crew comes in and there suddenly in charge. it is a weird thing. nobod

george clooney, get him out there. kumasi: who is going? what's the point of watching a sports event in space? i don't see people signing up for this, you know what i am saying? drew: the money is right. pay a cool $20 million to go off into space? no? as far as what is happening near the ground, because we have a lot of fog to deal with, it is impacting a lot of us on this thursday morning. this is our south beach camera right now -- what am i even staring at right now -- on a clear morning, you would see the entire western span of the bay bridge. all you can see right now, the corner of your screen at this moment, you can only see the headlights moving into san francisco, right there. once you get above the fog, we have clear skies overhead. here's our east bay hills camera. take a look at the cloud cover impacting us around the bay shoreline -- look right here the top of the bay bridge. the fog is low to the ground at this hour. oakland, a quarter of a mile, sfo, quarter mile, san carlos, zero mile visibility to five id i, y,ut the quart

. >> jimmy: did you ask them, is george clooney in it? >> i didn't. >> jimmy: you did not? not occur to you? >> no, nor did i ask about the 77 other bat manz. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there are not 77. >> okay. >> jimmy: val kilmer did you ask -- >> i didn't ask about val. >> jimmy: you didn't? >> i didn't go, "hey, what other guys are going to be in it?" >> jimmy: no, you didn't say that? >> no, here's how bad it is. i'll show up. i'll go, hey, what point does spider-man show up? [ laughter ] i go, you know does hulk come in? [ laughter ] i'm not kidding. when i did one of the -- i shouldn't say this. when i did -- these guys are so cool. >> jimmy: say it, please, go ahead. >> all right. i showed up on one of the -- when i played vulture, which is really a fun character, i've got to say. and they have to brief -- they have to brief me. and i see it in their eyes. they're going, so, you know, when -- then they'll say, when you did blah, blah, and your character comes in, he did that thing, remember? because earlier in spider-man -- and i'm going, "right, right." i'm thinking,

george clooney. yes. t you think this will turn out? well, i told my wife that we were w going to do a segment on this and she said wasn'ta january six already a moviemo? and i and i think what she meant by that was we now haveav the most heavily edited, you know, insurrectiont in history. i think they're already holding ten thousand hours of footage that they haven't released. >> why don't they just, youwhea know, releasese those and not make the movie yet? >> but the i want to know who's going to be cast as the, you, know, guy with the horns who you have who timothy chellaney. oh , nice guy. know what about what about epps reyaad? so who's the guy? david stringbean ray ill disguised said i was thinking of jeff daniels. s yeah.pe oh interesting. and he canan give a speech about how he's innocent as jeff daniels is very good in those roles as yeah. folsom liberal voice of reason except this time he's playing against type isian. a fascist. yes exactly. what about you rob? you're a hollywood insider. yeah. is hol is going to be fair and b

it's the story of how george clooney would rather float away into space and die than spend one more minutee glittery drink-tastic cast taken off the air waves for 2022, put into time-out for a year after long simmering allegations of self-dealing and shocking details about its voters brought to light. >> they have received, you know, perks for being members because that is what the hollywood machine does in order to secure those nominations. >> reporter: last year's hosts tina fey and amy poehler horrified by the revelation that the hollywood press association had zero black voters. >> the hollywood foreign press association is made up of around 90 no-black journalists. >> reporter: scoring across the entertainment industry, making moves to diversify its membership, and its efforts thus far viewed with side eye and skepticism in hollywood. >> they have amended their bylaws that the members are no longer allowed to receive gifts from studios and other networks. we asked the hollywood foreign press. they've done everything they were supposed to do. if you speak to studios and publicists, tha

. >> george clooney married amal this year.and is getting a lifetime achievement award. >> reporter: the hfpa and globes event riddled with criticism for its lack of diversity and inclusion. >> a new day is on the horizon! [ applause ] >> reporter: the biggest controversy surrounds the organization's voter membership which at the time of last year's awards did not include a single black voter. >> this is for all of the women, women of color and colorful people whose stories, ideas, thoughts are not always considered worthy. >> everybody is understandably upset at the hfpa and their choices. look, a lot of flashy garbage guy nominated but that happens, okay. that's like their thing but a number of black actors and black-led projects were overlooked. >> reporter: last year's hosts and presenters like two-time golden globe winner sterling k. brown used the space to call out and make fun of the organization. >> thank you, thank you. it is great to be black at the golden globes. back, back at the golden globes. >> absolutely. >> rep

that ironically, i forget the names of george quinney but life is possible without remembering george clooneytingency plans for the rising rates of staff absence. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. they learn and play in a year group bubble. until now, that has kept cases right down, and pupils in school. if we were on zoom, we could not ask as many questions as we can, like, face—to—face. and if we have finished our zoom lesson and we are starting our work and we need help, our siblings can help us, but they won't know what the subject is and everything. it would be better if our teachers help us. we can still keep our learning going and the school is doing everything they can to make sure we are safe as well. it would be, like, stressful, because you are missing. out on your learning, _ and when you come back you might feel like you are behind. i like playing with my friends and playing in the playground, and it's good that the government made a rule when, if someone has some symptoms or has been tested positive, they have to stay at home, not the entire bubble. the pupils are j

clooney and saying it's either me or george?tand the concept of leverage. look at the squad. they stand their feet like a bunch of kids. we need our way. there are four of you. okay? you don't have the numbers. neil young does not have the numbers because i know you are a music guy, but quite frankly, nobody hundred 55 gives a you know what about neil young. >> i don't know why. >> you know what. but at the end of the day they are going to make this choice and liberals just don't get leverage and it's another example of that. of course they will go to joe. >> greg: i think that's why he did it, kat. he figured if i'm going to go out, i will create some turnover. >> i don't think he did. i think he did it just for himself. just in case anybody thinks i am not liberal, i am. but the thing about talking about banning misinformation is that anyone who calls at that, biden -- only the government should be allowed to publish misinformation because how many things as the cdc been wrong on? a lot of things. right? >> greg: that was not