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>> i'm getting to that andra day cursed glenn close did "da butt."olf and then it ended all of a sudden like just "the sparanos." [ buzzer ] >> seth: could you at least tell me who was the big oscar winner from last night? >> that i can do the big oscar winner from last night, well, ladies and gentlemen, that was none other than fashion ♪ >> seth: oh, boy you said it was going to be a minute >> fashion was the winner. >> seth: i feel like you're really overdoing it. >> fashion >> seth: amber ruffin, everybody. we will be right back with "a closer look. you're welcome to stay, amber. it's - >> i won't i have -- i have places to prance [ laughter ] ♪ >> seth: what is she doing why can't we go to commercial? ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ ♪ hey, how you doing baby? ♪ ♪ you look mighty fine, ♪ ♪ i figured i might come your way and ♪ ♪ roll up on you with that golden ticket ♪ ♪ shawty, can i get your digits, ♪ ♪ maybe we can kick it ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ ♪ you just wait till all my time is up ♪ ♪ you just wait till all my, ♪ ♪ you just wait till all my ♪ ♪ know you'll w

back now with the brilliant glenn close giving us all the fright as cruella de vil and 25 years after"101 dalmatians," emma stone is stepping into that iconic role. much more on that in "binge this." that movie scared me as a kid. >> that'show dan laughs before the show every morning here. it builds up like that. >> cruella de 42nd street. >>> first, though, we have a lot of headlines that we're following right now. summer camp will be a little more familiar this year. the cdc is loosening mask guidelines saying kids at camp can skip wearing masks outdoors, with some exceptions. this, the first in what's expected to be a wave of updates following the cdc's recent changes to general mask and social distancing guidelines. >>> a farm worker is facing life behind bars for the abduction and killing of a college student in iowa. her name was mollie tibbetts. a jury on friday convicted cristhian bahena rivera of first degree murder, tibbetts' killing back in 2018 helped fuel anger against undocumented immigration when it was revealed that the suspect had come to the united states illegally a

>> i did not know she had this skill set, it does not surprise me >> seth: yes >> glenn close is a womanest woman i know she is amazing so, it didn't surprise me, but i was delighted. >> seth: i want to ask about your new film which is, slightly less light than enchanted. we will be right back with more from amy adams ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ lots of vitamins a and c and only 45 calories a serving. good morning, indeed. v8. the original plant-powered drink. veg up. not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ charmin ultra soft has so much cushiony softness, it's hard for your family to remember they can use less. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody! sorry! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. so it's always worth it. now, what did we learn

glenn close and nba stars, they all address mental health in trying to break the stigma around it.series premieres on apple tv plus later on this month. >>> ariana grande is now a th-yea poptar tdite agegomez. her representative said it was a small wedding with fewer than 20 people. they began dating in 2020 and announced it last december. it's unclear where the wedding took place. >>> a legendary broadcaster is signing off. marv albert will retire from the nba eastern conference finals. the 79-year-old has called 13 nba finals, 25 all-star games and dozens of other major sporting events. his career has spanned more than 60 years. albert called his first game ins old. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," coming up in the summer series, we'll show you what changes to expect in your local amusement park. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." " dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case s

there was not much humour, although glenn close did do a little dance, which was quite funny.rything together that shone through. i think there are just some hindrances, just given the pandemic that obviously had and what it has wreaked on hollywood and the precautions that obviously had to go into effect in orderfor it to even take place in person. i do think that they really successfully pulled off the whole no—mask thing. i think it was really exciting for everyone watching, obviously, to see talent without masks, all dressed up, showing off their famous faces. and it kind of brought a sense of normalcy to the whole night. for those tuning in to watch the ceremony at home, there was a range of opinion. certainly some disappointment. it did seem rather not relevant any more tonight, unfortunately, but... it used to feel relevant. that was a bit sad, really, to watch and... they were celebrating so much and it really didn't feel like we were celebrating current culture, really. it just felt a bit distant from the media and things that i have seen over the past last year. i en

there was not much humour, although glenn close did do a little dance, which was quite funny.g together that shone through. i think there are just some hindrances, just given the pandemic and what it's wreaked on hollywood and the precautions that obviously had to go into effect in order for it to even take place in person. i do think that they really successfully pulled off the whole no mask thing. i think it was really exciting for everyone watching, obviously, to see talent without masks, all dressed up, showing off their famous faces. and it kind of brought a sense of normalcy to the whole night. for those tuning in to watch the ceremony at home, there was a range of opinion. certainly some disappointment. it did seem rather not relevant any more tonight, unfortunately, but it used to feel relevant. and that, i think, was a bit sad, really, to watch and... they were celebrating so much and it really didn't feel like we were celebrating current culture, really. it just felt a bit distant from the media and things i have seen over the past last year. i enjoyed it. it was goo

ramin: with george clooney and michelle pfeiffer; zendaya and carey mulligan; and glenn close and petedeh: welcome to "variety studio: actors on actors." i'm ramin setoodeh. as you can see, we're not in our studio this season, but we still have a great lineup for you with three must-see virtual conversations. ♪♪♪

there are other celebrities in it, lady gaga, glenn close, but it is prince harry who is the thread throughoutyes, but not in the detail about the level of trauma that he was feeling as an exit, following the death of his mother, the fact that he turned to drink and drugs, more detail of the trauma that he and meghan experienced in a brief spell as working members of the royal family, and as difficult as it might be to hearfor the royal and as difficult as it might be to hear for the royal family, and as difficult as it might be to hearfor the royal family, criticism that they say when they turn to the royal family for help, they didn't get the help and support that they need. this is his side of the story, it is unchallenged, as we have to say with all of the interviews and podcasts he has done recently, but he has made clear now, he has made clear again he has made clear now, he has made clearagain and again he has made clear now, he has made clear again and again that he feels by talking about his mental health battles, he feels he can help other people, and he has signed big deals with net

over and prince harry have a new docuseries about mental health where people like lady gaga, glenn closer struggles. >> we also of course want to thank you to our panel of experts for taking time out of all of your very busy schedules to talk with us about your mental health and all of our mental health. health. health. >> >> some final thoughts. i was speaking with a wonderful psychologist this week who is an expert on compassion focus. asked if there was a way we can work to support each other's mental health. he said unequivocally yes suggest lifetime of anxiety on your boss or coworker all at once but to let someone know if you are feeling nervous or awkward as you head back to the office or an in person activity or if you're feeling down as you deal with something difficult in your life. that someone oh. said in return you will realize that person understands and may actually be dealing with something similar. instead of feeling lonely and disconnected from others, you get to share in empathy and connect with others. i think it can all go a long way toward making these days little e

i mean, we all know the animated version and we all know glenn close playing cruella de vil. origin story. emma knocked my socks off as the barren, so good, so, so good. worth the price of admission to see her and her fashion. >> visually, it was astounding. we streamed it. we paid extra to watch it at home and not go to the theaters. brianna brought up jim sciutto never having seen a "fast and a fur furious." >> there's nine. >> he hasn't seen any of them. is that okay? >> no. it's not. is he human? i don't know what's happening here. he's had 16 months. we have been locked in the house for 16 months and he couldn't have sat down and watched one of them? right now, i think he's just doubling down on i'm not going to do it because he's had every chance in the world. it's really -- i'm not the big muscle car girl, but it's one of my favorite franchises out there. it's so good. they weave a great story. f-9 is also going to continue that legacy. they're going to continue to talk about paul walker in the series. so we're getting everything. we're getting john cena as dom's broth

: emma stone seems like an unlikely choice to play this villain especially for those who recall glenn closecruella deville. but after seeing the new disney movie it is clear why stone is perfect. >> this cruella takes place in a very different era long before thwe all know and love. >> reporter: we first meet her character as a stella who dreams of becoming a fashion designer, a goal she has a chance to pursue under the very critical eye of the baroness played by emma thompson. >> you have the talent. but do you have the killer instinct is the big question. >> she is ceaselessly and unreasonably, and really has no reason, to be just completely ghastly to everyone. >> reporter: so it makes perfect sense when her employee seeks revenge. >> i want to make art and i want to make trouble. >> reporter: as the wicked alter ego of stones character emerges the stars spur each other on to new heights of villainy. >> you can do anything, you know that whatever you hand out you are going to get something back. >> reporter: which is why watching them work together is really such great fun. >> it's like

emma stone seems like an unlikely choice to play this villain, especially for those who recall glenn close deville. >> how marvelous. >> reporter: it after seeing the new disney movie it is clear why stone is perfect for this part. >> this cruella takes place in a very different era long before the 101 dalmatian story that we all know and love. >> reporter: we first meet her character as a stella who dreams of becoming a fashion designer, a goal she has a chance to pursue under the very critical eye of the baroness played by emma thompson. >> you have the talent but do you have the killer instinct, that's the big question. >> she's really ceaselessly and unreasonably and really has no reason to be just completely ghastly. so everyone -- to everyone. >> reporter: so it makes perfect sense when her employee six revenge. >> i want to make art and i want to make trouble. >> reporter: as the wicked alter ego of stones character emerges the star spurs each other on to new heights of villainy. >> you can do anything. you know whatever you handout you're going to get something back. >> reporter: w

. >> featured guests in the series include lady gaga and glenn close final 5 episodes debut this weekend on apple tv. plus. in one of the most spectacular scenes of the music documentary pink. all i know so far is this sequence which she shows her high wire entrance into the massive wembley stadium in london back in 2000, 19. she's dazzled us with acrobatics in the past but never anything like this. it's just another example of pinks rock'n'roll showmanship. that's also a metaphor for her. take no prisoners outlook on life. her profession and her personal life. the movie is a stunning portrait of a larger than life rock and a real life wife and mother. >> catch it exclusively on amazon prime video. hope you have a great weekend. >> in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> i want to see that one with pink. but yeah, i want to see him always to have some so many entertain things now time now is 9.21. we'll be right back. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how m

stone scenes like an unlikely toast choice to play this villain especially for those who recall glenn close but after seeing the new biz -- it's clear why she's perfect for the part. >> this cruella takes place in a very different era long before the 101 dalmatian story that we all know and love. >> reporter: we first meet her character as a stella who dreams of becoming a fashion designer, a goal she had the chance to pursue under the very critical eye of the baroness played by emma thompson. >> you have the talent but do you have the killer instinct is the big question. >> reporter: it is really ceaseless knee and unreasonably, really has no reason and is completely ghastly to everyone. >> reporter: so it makes perfect sense when her employee ego ofstones character emerges the stars spur each other on to new heights of villainy. >> you can do everything, you know that whatever you handout you are going to get something back. >> reporter: which is why walking, watching them work together is really such great fun. >> it's like playing tennis with someone better than you, it's the greatest j

wood emma stone seems like an unlikely choice to play this villain, especially those that recall glenn closeear why stone is perfect for this part. >> this cruella takes place in a very different era, long before the 101 dalmatian's story we all know and love. >> reporter: we first meet her character as a stella, who dreams of becoming a fashion designer, a goal she has a chance to pursue under the very critical eye of the baroness, played by emma thompson. >> you have talent, whether you have the killer instinct is the big question. >> really ceaselessly and unreasonably really has no reasons, just completely ghastly to everyone. >> it makes perfect sense when her employee seeks revenge. >> and i want to make trouble. >> reporter: as the wicked alter ego of stone's character emerges, the stars spur each other on to new heights of the villain. >> you can do anything with great actors. united you know that whatever you hand out, you will get something back. >> reporter: which is why watching them work together is really great fun. >> like playing tennis with someone better than you is the gre

other famous faces in the series, it's a five—part series, each one about an hour long, lady gaga, glenn close co—producer, co—creator, really the thread that goes through it. over five hour long episodes, there is a lot that he wants to get off his chest, clearly. have we heard some of it before? yes, but perhaps not quite in the detail, the trauma, the panic attacks, the anxiety that he clearly felt well into adulthood. he described the age between 28—32 years old as a nightmare time in his life. the trauma that both he and meghan felt during the brief time as they worked as royal workers in the royal family. they worked as royal workers in the royalfamily. again, what must they worked as royal workers in the royal family. again, what must be difficult for the royal family to here is the direct criticism of them and his belief that they did not do enough to support him and his wife when they went to them and they asked for help. now, there are people coming look online to me what in the media, there are people saying why is harry constantly talking about this now. he will be criticised for t

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. >> featured guests in the series include lady gaga and glenn close final 5 episodes debut this weekend. plus, in one of the most spectacular scenes of the music documentary pink. all i know so far is this sequence which she shows her high wire entrance into the massive wembley stadium in london back in 2000, 19. she's dazzled us with acrobatics in the past but never anything like this. it's just another example of pinks rock'n'roll showmanship. that's also a metaphor for her. take no prisoners outlook on life. her profession and her personal life. the movie is a stunning portrait of a larger than life rock on and a real life wife and mother catch it exclusively on amazon prime video. hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> and in san francisco will be right back. (vo) pro plan liveclear, a breakthrough 10 years in the making that reduces allergens in cat hair and dander. outstanding nutrition with the power to change lives. this is purina pro plan liveclear. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where every

glenn close in it, talking about her sister.oing to change the way people think and react to mental health. >> we've -- and they're both so candid. >> we've been having this conversation on this show for a while now. and the conversation itself is so important. but when you can evaluate it to that level, i think it reaches a lot of people. >> can't wait to see it. coming up, we'll look back at all that mattered this week. we'll be right back. ttered this. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> this was such a fun week for us. we had drew barrymore and levar burtonment they were fun. next week ashley graham and john batiste. looking forward to that. trying to give you a reason to come back when tony dokoupil isn't here. as you know, he's on baby leave. we've got it covered. that will do it for us. see you on monday for "cbs this morning." before we go, let's look back at all that mattered this week. have a great weekend. >> bye-bye. >> take it easy. you're watching "cbs this morning." where you going, klaus? ♪ >> drew barrymore will be joini

there are other celebrities in it — there is lady gaga, there is glenn close, but it's prince harry whosodes of the series. have we had some of that before? have we heard some of it before? yes, but perhaps not in that detail, not in the detail about the level of trauma that he was still feeling as an adult following the death of his mother. the fact he was willing to turn to drink, willing to turn to drugs. more detail about the trauma, he says, that he and meghan experienced in their brief spell as working members of the royal family. again, as difficult as it might be to hearfor the royalfamily, criticism again that, they say, when they turned to the royal family for help, they didn't get the help and the support that they need. this is his side of the story, it is unchallenged as, we have to say, with regard to all of the interviews. the podcast that he has done recently. but he has made it clear now, he has made clear again and again that he feels that by talking about his mental health battles, he feels that he can help other people, and he's signed big deals with netflix, with sp

the documentary series features notjust harry but other celebrities, glenn close, lady gaga and membersssues but clearly because of prince harry's status in what has happened over the last few months he will be the one and his reactions will be the one and his reactions will be the one and his reactions will be the one that will be picked up widely notjust in the uk but across the world. widely not 'ust in the uk but across the world. . ~ widely not 'ust in the uk but across the world. ., ~ , ., ., a ceasefire between israel and the palestinian militant group, hamas, has ended 11 days of fighting. the egyptian—brokered truce has been welcomed by leaders around the world, including us president, joe biden. courtney bembridge reports. there were celebrations on the streets of gaza city after the ceasefire came into effect in the early hours of the morning. it brings to an end 11 days of bombardment in which more than 240 have died, mostly in gaza. hamas is a militant group that rules there and this was the reaction to the trees. was the reaction to the truce. translation: i say that today

. >> so you watched that and saw glenn close play cruella. how does that affect your performance? d this just because i was like, i have to kind of make it my own, you know, and reimagine it a little bit or else it's just going to be a colossal failure for me. she is the best to ever do it so i didn't even attempt. >> you're so humble but this is really an entirely different cruella. none that we've seen before so where did you draw your inspiration, emma? >> well, the original cartoon, they were inspired for the voice by tallulah bankhead so watched lotf she are lgheally great voice and, you know, the original book, there was a lot of good source material for cruella and then, you know, you get that black and white wig on and it's pretty hard not to. >> let's take a look at a clip. >> you know, i kept staring at you at the party then it came to me, that's her from school. >> it's not estella. that's the past. i'm cruella. so you -- you go to parties and you take pictures and you print gossip. that's your job. >> yes, well, not as hard as it -- >> it doesn't sound fun. it sounds us

. >> reporter: -- lady gaga, glenn close, and many more prince harry hopes that by sharing his personal results of this year will be felt for decades for kids, families, husbands, wives, everybody. >> there was an interesting point there. here's the thing, he also spent time talking about why he thinks this is important right now. what did he say about that >> we sort of heard it in the last clip. talking about the importance of discussing the issues as the world recovers from the pandemic saying the shared experience of the past year shows all of us are in this together he went on to add that there's hope the series will show there is power in vulnerability, connection in empathy, strength in honesty i think the main point is now is the best time to have the conversation >> we showed celebrities, but there are a lot of everyday people featured in this, too. >> you will see a lot of the people from all around the world. >> joe, we'll let you get back across the street. >> thank you, joe. >>> the mysterious covid outbreak hitting the new york p are all fully vaccinated that raises questi

. >> harry's story, my story, glenn close's story, gaga's story, all there to show you it doesn't matterr. >> that's the only place i ever really felt loved, and it's the reason why for so many years i wanted to be a teacher, to be able to give to other kids what my teachers had given to me. >> that's why there's stories from people's names you know and people's names you don't know, but that are equally relatable stigma of mental health, people have to speak out, and prince harry has been speaking out. >> only after meeting meg did you start the process of trying to figure it out you hadn't tried it before >> no. and i quickly established that if this relationship was going to work, that i was going to have to deal with my past. >> with his speaking out, oprah, he's gotten some criticism i don't know whether it's for speaking out too much. he asked for privacy, and now people feel like they're seeing him everywhere what are the critics not understanding about what's going on >> you know, i asked for privacy, and i'm talking all the time so i think being able to have a life that you are

it'll feature appearances by lady gaga, glenn close, nba players demar derozan, langston galloway todren's book titled "the bench" next month. it is going to be a very busy summer for the couple, as they await the arrival of baby number two. >>> all right. next up, the los angeles lakers. have you heard about this? hulu announced yesterday it is working on an expansive nine-part docu-series chronicling the last four decades of the nba team's greatest highs and lows. in the series yet to be titled, fans will hear from some of the lakers greatest star players, including magic johnson, kareem abdul jabar, shaq, and dozens more it'll start off with the 1979 acquisition of famed lakers owner jerry west, an empire this comes at the same time hbo is making a series on the 1980s lakers starring adrian brody, look at this, as pat riley. >> wow. >> look, look, michael jordan's wildly popular "last dance" series taught us anything, people can't get enough of the stories inside the nba. >>> finally, big news from the world of music let's start with the billboard music awards we can exclusively a

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just as it's thompson rather than stone who channels the electrifying screen energy of glenn close. verge of a breakdown who finds himself in the throes of an increasingly reckless manic episode. having torched hisjob in airport security, lonelyjoseph goes to visit his parents where broiling family tensions merely fuel his anxieties. 0ne run in with a cash machine later, and joseph goes completely off the rails, with future director, aneil karia, compelling us into his frenetic world with real visceral urgency. there's a touch of a panic attack quality of the safdie brothers good time and the chaotic bankjob thatjoseph paul's earning wishaw a sundance prize and rave reviews from critics. plaudits too to cinematographer stuart bentley who's cameras chase joseph through streets and houses as he lurches through a string of misadventures, constantly on the move, raw nerves on display. wait, hey! woo! surge is in cinemas and on digital platforms now. the japanese anime demon slayer mguyen train, which follows a popular manga series and tv show is already a record—breaking hit. 0utperform

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close to the moment where liars for the past year are forced to admit the truth. that the coronavirus, likely, escaped from a chinese lab. today, "the washington post" quote, unquote, fact checker, glennessler, you remember him. he was the guy who basically called senator tim scott uppity for daring to think on his own and fact checked his life story that guy gave senator rand paul two pinocchios for his exchange with king fauci on the origins of covid. two. let me translate that for you. in "the washington post" fact checker lingo, that means it's the damn truth. now, you are probably saying will, why do i care what "the washington post" admits today? and it's for a couple of reasons, a, because you deserve the truth and nothing less. b, because we need to know if china is more an an economic adversary and, c, because for more than a year the covid origin story had been lumped in with stories like quamplet qanod pizza gate. here is tom cotton the senator from arkansas the truth seeker in this story. "the washington post" wrote tom cotton keeps repeating a coronavirus conspiracy theory that was already debunked. interesting. already debunked. what about the "new york times"? senator t