gladys knight took to the stage the night of the tribeca premiere, returning to perform at the very same the documentary plays like a concert film, commemorating the performances from musical legends, it also acknowledges the sociopolitical climate that surrounded the event in 1969. when black communities all across america were experiencing turbulence. �*69 was a paradigm shift and you kind of had a younger generation that had demands, the first wave of civil rights was more like quieter peaceful protests and this new generation... you know, demanded respect. questlove hopes that audiences will embrace the blackjoy that is also present in the film. that's an element that also needs to be told in black stories. we told the trauma, we told the pain, we told the sorrow, we told some progress too, butjoy is also an element and this is what this has. the tribeca festival hosted a world premiere for a documentary on the british—born author jackie collins who died in 2015. dismissed by some as a queen of sleaze, this well—made film tries to explore collins as a feminist icon. emma jones went t

. ♪ i heard it through the grapevine ♪ >> reporter: in 1969, artists like gladys knight and the fifthon performed for some 50,000. >> we hadn't we heard of this festival? the number one question i always had is: wait a minute, you're trying to tell me for 50 years no one was interested? >> reporter: coming up this "sunday morning," the music festival that was left out of the history books. >> pauley: the british press is reporting prince charles won't meet with harry when his son returns to england this week. holly williams will examine the ever deepening royal family feud. >> reporter: princess diana would have turned 60 this thursday, and a new statue in london will honor her life and bring together her divided sons when it is unveiled this week. >> a lot of the people that i speak to that remain in the palace or who were recently in the palace, feel pretty badly scaredscarred by the last couple of years. >> reporter: scarred? >> yes. very unhappy. >> reporter: ahead on "sunday morning," how a family argument has exposed the challenges facing britain's monarchy. >> pauley: lee cowan

mickey guyton joined with gladys knight for the cover of her hit "friendship train."-hosted with cane brown who was the only multiple winner of the night. carrie underwood extended her record as the biggest winner in the show's history. her collaboration with john legend on "hallelujah" clinched the show's top honor video of the year. >> good music. >> all good. >> good music. >> i love seeing her with chris stapleton. >> i would have never put the two of them together. that was great. >> awesome. she's playing that guitar that we had here. >> yeah. >> and i love gladys knight. >> and mickey guyton. >> "midday train to georgia" -- "midnight train to georgia" is my karaoke sound. i do gladys and the pips.-- kar. >> who doesn't love "midnight train to georgia"? >> nobody. >>> watch that's elephant in south africa comes furiously charging at a truck with a man inside. yikes. you can see the animal smashing the vehicle backwards, moving it away from its herd. the driver, norman, he tried to stay calm. pretty hard to do when the elephant's coming at you. an african bush el

gladys knight. still sounds amazing.tribute to you. 95-year-old dick van dyke was also honored. he had someone pretty special tribute to him -- julie andrews. >> spreader of charm. >> yeah. of course julie andrews, his co-star in "mary poppins." there's -- there's some dancers doing a number of course from "mary poppins." we remember that well. and debbie allen was also paid tribute last night on the cbs kennedy center honors. she -- i love who came out to pay tribute to her because it was her daughter, vivian nixon, who joined a group of dancers who performed numbers from the mos music at "sweet charity" for which she receive add a tony wa nod. it was hard to put the show together because it was done over several days. some people had to zoom in in effect and -- but you can tell everybody was very moved by what they were able to pull off. >> they did an incredible job. >> yeah. >>> mine is another tribute, too. it was also very moving. "sesame street." cz sesame workshop held the 18th annual gala recently. here you go.

it had stevie wonder, gladys knight, sly and the family stone, it was buried for 50 years and now it has been unearthed. the performances are fantastic. ann: i loved koda. that was one of the big titles coming out of sundance. it is a high school student who has been the only hearing member of her family and she acted as their translator and now she is trying to strike out. it is a crowdpleaser. and the other one i am looking forward to is respect. that is the aretha franklin biopic with jennifer hudson. >> we came to a year that in some ways changed everything. >> the good news about the past year is that people are as individual storytelling as ever. if you take about the past 14 or 15 months when we were all zooming together, we asked what were you watching. do movies have -- people are seeing them where they can and where they want to. >> how are you seeing them? >> i agree. we were having these conversations before the pandemic about what going to the movies was. my biggest fear and concern is that people will go back to the theaters but only to see the big-budget movies like f9

check this out >> gladys knight [ cheers ] >> now when i stepped on stage, i was totally, totally taken you. >> jimmy: well done. questlove, everybody "summer of soul" is in theaters go see it in the theater loud, beautiful colors or on hulu, july 2nd for the july 4th weekend. congrats, buddy. >> questlove: thank you. >> jimmy: graham kay forms stand-up when we come back stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ you ready? ready? ready. - ready hold on. ready. are you ready? yeah! ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our next guest is the cohost of "the edge lords" podcast available at apple podcasts making his "tonight show" debut, please welcome the very funny graham kay ♪ [ cheers and applause >> okay. i'm -- i'm doing better. [ light laughter ] i -- i just turned 39, you know, which is - [ cheers and applause okay yeah, yeah yeah, it's not old it's not old but i think we can all agree that i am running out of time. [ light laughter ] sure yeah i got about one year left on this fun little outfit [ light laughter ] and then i got to regroup. i've got to become a business man next

and it was a brand musical festival with everyone from stevie wonder to gladys knight and the pips toand the family stone. it was buried for 50 years and now it's been unearthed. and the performances are just fantastic. >> brown: so and you have a couple that you really want you want to make sure people know about? >> i'm a huge fan of that movie. i also loved "coda," which was one of the big titles that came out of sundance this year. it's a coming of age story about a high school student who has been the only hearing member of her family. so she's been sort of their translator to the outside world and now she's trying to strike out on her own and find her own path. and it is touching. it's hilariously funny. there's she's in a glee club, so there's great music. it is a crowd pleaser. and then the other one i'm really looking forward to is "respect," which is the aretha franklin biopic with jennifer hudson. i'm very eager to see that. >> brown: we've come to a year that in some ways changed everything, or how much did it change in terms of big screens and small screens? >> this is th

garth brooks got celebrated by james taylor, kelly clarkson and gladys knight.is morning in "pop news" -- sorry about that. small hitch. we're good. hang on, everybody. days after hitting the big screen "cruella" has a sequel in the works. the current film's director and screen writer are expected to return thanks to the success mo. the origin story, the filmearng worldwide, getting a 97% score on rotten tomatoes. "cruella" is in theaters and streaming on disney plus right now. check it out. >>> in "pop news" this morning, brook shields' daughter raiding her mom's closet for an extra special prom dress. look at that. she was wearing her mom's beautiful red dress from the 1998 golden globe awards posting these pictures on instagram writing i thought it was a special night when i wore this dress in 1998. nothing could have prepared me to see my daughter wearing it to her prom. proud mama, i bet she is. roan, you look fantastic. >>> finally, an alabama woman graduated high school at 94 years young. mrs. grace smith getting the pomp and circutae s dppf high 94 she w

all country music at the show singer mickey gave a real treat when she brought the one and only gladys knightriendship train ♪ >> it's a good look for the cmt's, right, bricking in some soul >> is she going to be at one of our concert. >> she is, you're right. >>> a big night for singer cane brown, not only did he host the show along see kelcie ballerina, also took home male video of the year for his hit song "worship you. and following the big win, he got the whole crowd on their feet for a fun performance of "famou" "famous friends" with his friend mr. chris young. >> back in hamilton county, our crowd is second to none. no one here in this big city we're in, but when i go back home i got some famous friends, yeah, i do >> great show last night congratulations to all the big winners. >> country music looks so different than just a few years ago. >> sounds good, yeah. >>> next up, the olympics, tokyo games are set to start next month, so you know all the top athletes are busy getting ready for the usa team trials coming up in a couple of weeks. in a series of new promos, it looks like traini