prior to that, she worked as a senior executive at miramax and hbo. she is also the co—founder of reframe. welcome. thank you, it's great to be here. stephanie allain is a film producer and writer and the newly elected co—president of the producers guild of america — the first woman of colour to hold the position. stephanie served nine years as vice president in women in film. she runs her own company, homegrown pictures, which focuses on creating content by and about women and people of colour. keri and stephanie, welcome to you both. happy to be here. now, keri, you were set on a career in theatre, but there was a plot twist when hollywood came calling. tell us about what happened. well, that was a very early plot twist in my career. i was coming out of college and i was going to go work at a theatre, and i had a a friend who was working at hbo, which at that time was a very start—up network, a long time ago — pretty start—up network — and she said, "well, you are going to go work "in the theatre but there is some guy coming who's "going to be makin

content is not posted, like amazon, yes, yes, i have yanin’s film, which we shot from... released on hboax, it does not show in ukraine, as soon as it was released on hbo max, the next day it was non-existent, well, that's all, that is, it's this kind of scheme, only, that's why they don't show us half of this context, most of the content, most of the good stuff, it should to know the language, there they talked about the polish series people, about you won't watch a scandinavian series, but there was some very cool drama in my opinion. as for teenagers, you won't watch all this, because you don't know the language, or it's still on pirate streams, well , those are the same type, they're still translated into russian. and relatively speaking, there is a category, that is, you have to watch something. children, well, war is really a terrible thing for them now, parents have something, they are abandoned, yes, like, all of us are abandoned, including teenagers, but, well, being a teenager is not so easy when, say, in such a situation, well and not so much for adults, but it turns out that

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it's like an hbo miniseries, "inventing anna" to the next level. george delvey. i'm excited to see who plays him. maybe it will be on cnn plus. >> oh, okay. it was funny. >> i will say i think i am just as qualified to be on the show as santos was in congress. i was like, what am i doing right now? this is cnn. it's amazing but i am qualified to do a santos impression because we are two proud jews and that is i -- a fact. >> where will we see him next? >> i think we will see him probably on "watch what happens live" with andy cohen. i think could picture him in the clubhouse ripping a shotski with santos is a new segment on "watch what happens live." who knows? >> i know exactly every head motion you're doing because clearly i have watched all those episodes too. matt, you put a smile on my face for a day when we're talking about a odd tra temperature here. >> it's so crazy, it's so crazy this news that even mitch mcconnell saw santos was out and mitch mccannel said, wait a second, you mean to tell me that george santos is out of the job? what's he going to do ne

some of you have amazing resumes but this is the first hbo hit. does that transform the experience those who have talking to those who haven't? >> for me it's been so special. when i originally got cast in this, i didn't know how much like black audiences would feel seen or care about this show. and walking around brooklyn like i mostly get stopped by black women, and it's so special. they're like, oh my god, it's us. like it's really us. and it feels -- it's just more special than i expected it to be. that it just feels so claimed. >> i also get stopped by black women. they all recognize bertha. >> we do stand for bertha. [bleep] it needs to get done. >> the story is amazing, the casting, acting, appreciate you coming in. >>> the season two finale airs this sunday at 9:00 p.m. on hbo and also available to stream on max. >>> in another story of new york city elite, rudy giuliani set to take the stand today pushing back on claims that he should pay millions of dollars after defaming two georgia election workers. >>> and futures looking up. we have

it's like an hbo miniseries. inventing anna to the next level. maybe it will be on cnn+. >> oh, okay. >> i will say that i think i am just as qualified to be on this show as santos was in congress. i'm like what am i doing here now? this is cnn. it's amazing. but i am qualified to do a santos impression because we are both two very proud jews, and that is a fact. >> matt, where are we going to see george santos next? >> i think we're going to see george santos probably on "watch what happens live" with andy cohen because i think i could picture santos in the clubhouse. shot skis with santos. that's the next episode. >> i know exactly every head motion you're doing because clearly i have watched all those episodes too. matt friend, you put a smile on my face today. >> it's so crazy, this news, that even mitch mcconnell saw santos was out. mcconnell said, wait a second. you mean to tell me that george santos is out of a job? what's he going to do next? >> where do i go from here, matt friend? there's nowhere else to go. the prairie chicken. you sai

hbo is a great content engine. stop trying to be netflix.us on what you are good at, creating great content and monetizing it to whoever wants to buy it. that is the key. ed: you started by saying that you fundamentally disagree with laura martin. her point was that the content is the key. if you combine them you have a much bigger library of content, making you more competitive against the likes of netflix, etc. let's go back to basics. one, do you think that this is a good deal? it sounds like no. b, what about the content creation? rich: it is -- you are missing -- she is missing the entire story. sure, if you could just buy paramount studio and combine it with warner bros. discovery, that would be great. as we have written, there would be seven or eight potential buyers of paramount the studio if it was for sale. the problem isn't the studio. the problem is that -- i want to make this clear. over 150% of the earnings of this company come from the cable networks, broadcasts, linear tv assets. not the content creation vehicle, the linear t

mesce: hbo gave cable something to sell.ome, alall the naugughty bits i in. and then september 1975, we debut coast to coast with "the thrilla in manila," one of the all-time classic heavyweight fights -- frazier/ali -- and that's when hbo explodes. man: it's all over, and muhammad ali at the end of the 14th round... mesce: before that, you're counting growth in tens of thousands of subscribers. after that, you're counting in millions. that's really day one for both businesses -- hbo o and the cacable industs. if you're a fan, what you'll see in the next minutes to follow may convince you you've gone to sports heaven. miller: in the mid-'70s in the sports world, there were just these three giants -- cbs, abc, nbc. and then in connectiticut, somebody got a holold of a a transpondnder. ththe picturee you'rere watching g right now has been taken by a camera sent through some sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting station. miller: this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job and just trying to figure out

go back to hbo. be the best hbo they can be, don't try to be a max global streaming platform. have a small discovery plus for discovery plus fans and then go back to what warner brothers has done forever, which is be an incredible arms dealer of tv content and movie content to the entire industry. and really lean into being an arms dealer the way warner brothers was up until they launched the max strategy. i just don't think with the balance sheet and the state of their, you know, earnings today, they can no longer do the plan that they would have done three and four years ago, and so, i think a dramatic change in strategy is necessary now, and then, on the cable network side, run them for cash. just literally run it out. reduce costs, fire a ton of employees, and run those businesses for cash. don't try to compete in the streaming wars. >> all right, rich, tough prescription there. thank you very much. appreciate your time. let's trade this stock. i have to say, i was an employee of time warner for the first 22 years of my career. as i look at that company, the old time warne

. >>> coming up, cnn's presentation of hbo's "overtime with bill maher," and d there's big susurprise there tononight. ststay tuned t to find outut wh. loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard that xfinity customers can save hundreds when they buy one unlimted line and get one free. now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes in midcap. you do you. visit xfinitymobile.com today. >>> now let's turn it over to our friends at hbo because every friday after "real time with bill maher," bill and his guests answer viewer questions about topics that are in the national conversation. and tonight you might notice a familiar face that's on with bill. yours truly. here is "overtime with bill maher." [ applause ] >> all right. here we are on cnn, your home turf. ray romano is over here. here's the anchor of cnn's "laura coates live," you all know laura coates. and novelist and co-host

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new episodes come out sundays on hbo and max.and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, carrie, how are you? >> hi. do you make them do this? >> jimmy: no, no, they do it willingly of their own volition, yeah, yeah. it's great to see you. >> you, too. >> jimmy: you were on "fargo." you were great on "fargo." [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, it was a great season. >> jimmy: that was a great season. >> yeah, it was. >> jimmy: was that fun to do? >> oh, it was magnificent to do. the best actors. >> jimmy: were you up in calgary shooting? >> in calgary for that and "ghostbusters." spent a lot of time in calgary. [ cheers ] great library. >> jimmy: i was thinking about you. you are -- i mean, really, i think you're a great, great actor. >> thanks. >> jimmy: you are in great shows. like, you must have some sense of what the shows are beforehand. >> i've good taste. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "the leftovers" is one of the great shows ever. >> yes. >> jimmy: "the gilded age." you've got this going on now. you've got "fargo" as i mentioned before. how is

charles blow writer and producer of the new hbo documentary called, south to black power streaming nowmocratic state representative from tennessee. both great friends of the show. coming, up a pair of explosive new federal rulings to clear that donald trump is not immune from criminal prosecution, nor from civil liability for his role in the january 6th riots. and today's meeting of the velshi banned book club, we are going to explore a novel which, for decades, has become a right of passage for women around the country. i am talking about sylvia plaid's magnum opus, the belgian.

the documentary film south to black power is out now on hbo and max.r brothers is the parent company of hbo and cnn. >>> people are traveling again in numbers that we have not seen since before the pandemic. i want to introduce an artist whose work celebrates that we can get together again. >>> i'm an art lover. when an artist's vision or work is applicable to the news of the week or is influenced by the news, i want you to meet them. and it is now the holiday season, the first since the end of the covid-19 public health emergency. we're all getting together. sunday, the tsa saw the busiest day of travel in its history. so this week i'm introducing areal, her work is done. her new collection feels like glitter. it celebrates being together again. >> i'm from atlanta, georgia. i'm a painter. i paint with acrylic paint on canvas. also started using glitter and gemstones and just little mixed media materials. this collection is showing a live post pandemic. this feels like glitter is representing a post pandemic where we are really coming together, hangin

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you mentioned that great documentary that cnn and hbo max had about him. a reminder that the russians tried to kill him, tried to poison him, that when he recovered after being in a hospital here in germany where i am now, he then voluntarily flew back to russia against the advice of many of his advisors knowing he would be arrested right away, and he has been, and it does raise the interesting question, would his voice be more powerful free but outside of russia or incarcerated but inside russia? >> his team does try to keep him in the spotlight as best they can. i want to ask you before we go about the war in ukraine because mill officials in kyiv requested an additional 5,000 troops. here we are at the end of 2023, any aid for ukraine is currently hung up in congress, and we're not clear how that will shake out. where do you see the war proceeding as we head into this new year there in ukraine? >> well, it's hard to predict of course, jessica, but it's pretty evident that we are in a much bleaker place this christmas very than last christmas a year ago.

[cheering and applause] >> you can watch real time with bill maher on friday nights on hbo at 10 p.m. and then watch overtime. next. next, anderson cooper talks about his podcast where he sat down with president bibiden onon emototional convnversation a abt grgrove and loloss. grieief f and d loss >> hunter biden facing nine criminal charges and a new federal case against him. a proposed plea deal to resolve the case dramatically fell apart back in july and it's raising lot of questions about what it could mean for his father's reelection campaign. anderson cooper recently sat down for his podcast all there is where the president talks about the loss much his wife and daughter impacted his relationship with his sons. >> i remember riding, we were in the car, hunter was i guess five years old. six years old. and we're riding along and the top was down. in those days you could put a kid in your lap. i remember my lap -- >> i remember those days, it's crazy. >> and we stopped in at a stop sign and we were in the country and he looked up looked out all these cows around grazing and he sai

the season bryant gumbel ends almost three decades as host of "real sports," hbo's longest running showst honored program in all of sports journalism. groundbreaking career in television news. a world where we spent seven years together. in sports broadcasting, bryant gumbel had a nickname. >> never stumbled. >> gumbel? >> never stumble gumbel? >> three, two -- >> and for more than four decades on tv, never stumble gumbel rarely has. >> as im modestly as i could put it, which was fortunate to find my way into a business that fits the gifts i have. >> the many gifts of bryant gumbel later on "sunday morning." >>> 50 years after his passing, the world is still taking stock of the great pablo picasso. we've asked anthony mason to take a closer look at the artist and his art. >> reporter: as museums around the world mark the 50th anniversary of pablo picasso's death, what are we to make of his reputation for chauvinism in the "metoo" era? >> before they made it into that, an exaggeration. now he has become this terrible monster. >> reporter: which you believe is an exaggeration? >> yes. >>

. >> reporter: after four seasons, hbo's hit series "succession" as the children engage in business about and betrayals to take over the family empire. critics and fans agreed the series finale was a knockout finish to their "succession" obsession. number eight belongs to the "avengers" actor jeremy renner. he made a remarkable recovery after he was crushed by his runaway snowplow in nevada. he broke 30 bones and suffered internal injuries. over three months later, he was back on the red carpet for his disney+ show rennervation. number seven, ed sheeran's courtroom battle. did the pop star copy marvin gaye? they filed a lawsuit against him saying his thinking outloud loud wrongfully used melodies from the 1973 classic. ♪ let's get it on ♪ >> reporter: a jury found the grammy winner independent created his song and did not infringe on copy writes. number six, a serious health scare for jamie foxx. he hasn't publicly disclosed why he was hospitalized. rumors about his condition for months until july when he resurfaced on social media. >> i went to hell and back and my road to recovery had s

so otherwise it would be this a chance for the position hbo just quickly if you can international leg election observe this side. they were electro irregularities. western countries want alexander vintage to urgently agree to address these concerns. how exactly is he reacting to these calls from western countries? slowly, it's use the bars to go literally. c said one of the strongest states in europe in union for. busy being part of the trying to interfere in the elections in serbia. all the prob, uh, vermont media allegedly said that they are talking about germany and the old servers that came from germany. but i'll extend the voltage met this morning. the russian press, the rest of the nebraska there. uh to certainly i've, it's the only support that the government, that nice things that you is scared. because uh sir, vehicle goals slides. the more that came closer to moscow is rose to ferry in the past. also, it'd be a thank see dr. in other news now, russian president vladimir putin has recently threatened lots the ways of repercussions due to reduced policies towards its russian s

and a further 29 million with hbo max. on the media advertising side which has seen advertising side which has seen a long—term decline right across the network. and it's only really getting tougher. i only really getting tougher. i suppose that on both sides, there are going to have to be some departments of well—known brands that are put to one side, how likely is that? again, it's quite early to say. but we have seen with previous mergers, say with disney's acquisition of some of the assets, they kept that as a separate brand alongside say the marvel contacts, we could see some consolidations between well match brands across to studios. cbs and cnn and then, paramount's nickelodeon has its own brand to provide the family children contend and i would vote really well on a warner bros. discovery platform. like ou bros. discovery platform. like you said. _ bros. discovery platform. like you said. early _ bros. discovery platform. like you said, early days _ bros. discovery platform. like you said, early days but - you said

hbo is part of warner brothers discovery.ou can watch the final episode april 17th. >>> before we go, it was quite the wild delay for morning commuters in new jersey on thursday. that is as a bull started running along the tracks at penn station in newark. trains two and from new york city were delayed as you'd expect for 45 minutes as authorities worked to get a hold of him. there were reports that the bull escaped from a local slaughterhouse. the bull has been moved to an animal rescue center to live out the rest of his days. the center named him ricardo. we wish him well. >>> thanks for joining me. i'm max foster. "early start" is next. loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard that xfinity customers can save hundreds when they buy one unlimted line and get one free. now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes i

walker, he is the voice behind the murder in boston podcast, and is part of the team behind the new hbomentary series murder in boston, roots, rampage, and reckoning, and hbo of course is owned by cnn's parent company warner brothers discovery. adrian, thank you so much for being with us, i just wonder, and we see the reaction there of folks behind the mayor, what's your reaction to this apology? >> it was a truly dramatic, and unprecedented moment in boston, it was really something to watch. it was a very important apology. >> yeah, it really is, you see the words that she chose and how that impacted people listening there in that room, can you talk to us a little bit about how painful the fallout from these false accusations has been for the families and for the entire black community in boston from the late '80s through today? >> the fallout has been really dramatic, you know, as part of our reporting, two years of reporting, to put together the podcast and the series that ran in the globe, we talked to members of the bennett family, how serious it's been and how much they have suffe

hbo is of course owned by cnn's parent company, warner bros. discovery. you so much for being with us. i just wonder, we see the reaction, folks behind the mayor, what is your reaction to this apology? >> it was a truly dramatic and unprecedented moment. it was really something to watch. it was a very important apology. >> yeah, it really is. you see the words that she chose and how that impacted people listening there in that room. can you talk to us a little bit about how painful the fallout from these false accusations has been for the families and for the entire black community in boston from the late 80s through today? >> the fallout has been really dramatic. you know, as part of the reporting, i reported two years -- to put together the podcast and the series in the boston globe, you talked about numbers of the family. and they talked about how serious this has been. and how much they've suffered. and how there and have been unable to get out from under this. and people throughout the community, when this all happened, people have carried this with

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. >> how do you measure a year is available on hbo? max? >> you don't need to speak the same language you don't need to have come from the places. >> and that means you can play it to. up next, we will take you to a place in san francisco sharing chest with anybody and everybody. >> in the spotlight with paying more. >> the game of chess is played all around the world. but the people who play and are not necessarily as diverse a group, as you might think. well, the oldest continuously running chess club in the united states is trying to change that. the mechanics institute located in downtown san francisco. >> might be the types of pictures that come to mind when you think the game of chess. >> but this is the fresh pictures. the mechanics institute wants you to see this spraying some 300 children of all ages and backgrounds from all corners of the bay area showed up to compete in the institute's a scholarship chess tournament and some of those same young people, a part of the institute's chest school outreach threatening a threatening chec

delivered huge ratings for hbo max. also bringing a lot of golden globe nominations.eries finale for succession this year. there are so many jaw-dropping moments. episode three, please watch, it will gag you. you will be gagged. nominations right now for golden globe awards as well. >> i love, it the last of us is the kicker. it's amazing. chris witherspoon thank you very much. happy 2024 to you! thanks, everyone, for watching. katie feng and jonathan capehart are back next weekend. a special programming note, i'm excited to be teaming up with my friends, alicia menendez and simone sanders, to bring you the weekend for two hours every saturday and sunday. it starts on saturday, january 13th at 8 am eastern on msnbc. i'm looking forward to it. i get dressed up, we hang out. keep it here, charles coleman is next with the latest. with the latest. right now across the u.s., people are trying to ban books from public schools and public libraries. yes, libraries. we all have a first amendment right to read and learn different viewpoints. that's why every book belongs on the

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[ cheers and applause and he is a comedian, whose special "leo reich literally who cares" is out on hbo, leo reich performing stand-up for us [ cheers and applause very exciting. we've got a new episode of family trips, that's a podcast i do with my brother you can check it out, we talk to guests about their family trips. phil kogan, he was our host this week, the host of "the amazing race." nobody we've ever had on our podcast that has traveled more than him check it out, it's been a lot of fun to do. moving on guys, we are here at late night don't always have enough time to cover all of the recent news so here with a recap is one of our writers amber ruffin in a segment we call "amber says what." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> hey, you guys, things have been crazy okay, first of all, i heard that amy robach and tj holmes from good morning america were having an affair and i was like, what and then i read they got kicked off the show and i was like what! then i heard that their exes are dating each other and i was like what is good morning america doing, let all four of them host together

it was a big hbo series based on a popular, enduring videogame. a pandemic but a different kind of pandemic that, but certainly shades of the catastrophic situation people have to endure. i thought it was a wonderful series with two terrific lead performances. >> connecting with people because of that sense of out of time. >> that was a terrific show. another great new show thatotch. davis" on peacock. it was created by the people who created lost and watchmen and it is hard to explain the show and a brief manner, but it is about a nun who is opposed to the algorithm that everybody is using to guide their lives, and the algorithm challenges her that he -- if she finds the holy grail, the algorithm will delete itself. >> a nun an algorithm and the holy grail. >> we have seen it a 1000 times but it is good. >> you have two? >> i don't feel a lot of people saw "the horror of dolores rose." it is a dark comedy along the lines of sweeney todd, mixed with horror. it takes place in a gentrified neighborhood in new york. this woman gets out of prison, she

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max seems to be a step backwards from calling things hbo, where they had an established brand. gingerly about the home teams product, peacock. >> well, tyler, you could add all of the subscribers of all of those services together, and you would barely be the thumbnail of netflix's subscriber base. i think that whole glee that the town felt around 2022, when netflix had the great correction, they thought this was a moment for them to strike. the fact is, netflix won. they are too big to fail. the most important thing is they don't have the albatross hanging around their neck, of legacy businesses. they don't have a cable tv business. they don't have a broadcast channel. these are the things. even though we talk about streaming, streaming, streaming, these legacy businesses account for these businesses, about 40% of their revenue still, and it is sinking. therefore, you are seeing the stocks respond to that. >> can you remind me, when you watch thursday night football, does it have ads? >> yes. it does. >> janice, here is the oddly infuriating thing. consumers balked at linear ca

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so in the coveted hbo 9 p.m. sunday slot. so i'm a i'm a big believer that the success of a tv series or a book or even the design of a house comes down to good storytelling. and so this evening, i'm going to tell the stories of four of the buildings, but a featured inside the book and all of these stories start here with this elegant and sophisticated french chateau, which was built for william kissin vanderbilt and his wife, alva vanderbilt, who would later become alva belmont. and this building was called the petite chateau. it was built in 1882 in a style that would become known as vanderbilt gothic. and this is the house that this house literally transformed architecture and america and i often get asked what is is the biggest architectural loss in this country? and astounded answer to that is penn station. but you could make an argument that actually this is right up there with it for just how influential this building was. and while the architecture and the architect are different, the story of the petite chateau is th

yeah, hbo is or max, i guess is what you want to call. but it's hbo pictures, which is under max they greenlit the project based on george santos life and one of the autobody fees that came out last year. we've got that to look forward to i like your take reality versus fiction for that. hard tell the difference. >> ok, so i know ryan reynolds makes its aviator aviator >> tend it's jen, because as cut jen. i know the name, though, which is good advertising, you by and now steph curry's can have a drink. i king by 2. >> and don't forget, clooney sold his casamigos for a billion dollars kendall jenner. he's got a tequila brand. and now steph curry's started his own brand called gentleman's cut its $85 a barrel on that would be $5 a bottle. what is what kind alcohol is it bourbon? so which is i think division of whiskey, not liquor person, but i think that's how that bourbon. he says it makes life better. he says wearing a hoodie, makes life better. he seems to be pretty cool on tv. so it seems like it's going to sell a lot of bottles in the

. >>> now hbo revealed that the 12th season of "curb your enthusiasm" will be the last larry david said run will allow allow him to finally shed the character of larry david they are set to take their final bow in april 24 years, that's insane. >> he took some years off here and there. he kind of did it when he wanted to because he's larry david and he k onecan, one of the funniest shows. >>> make it a four-peat for trevor noah. he will be returning as host of the grammy awards for the fourth year in a row. he's again excited for the opportunity to watch the show in person and comment on it as it's happening. he also has the chance to take home an award this year. that's because he is a nominee for best comedy album. this year's ceremony is set for february 4 c siza leads the field. i'm surprised taylor swift is not leading. >> she's got other things keeping her busy and happy >>> sotheby's scores a major goal with a world cup auction. a goal with a world cup auction. r. who wants to talk about their heart? [honking] how's the heart? how's your heart? how's your heart? - it's good. - is

on the television side, hbo's "succession" will look to cap off its final season.every category. i've been rooting for "succession." and the impact and all the time we spent watching and rye watching. the snubs, though, "color purple." and "ferrari ii" was expected to get a lot of nods and did flott. >>> russell wilson is winning on and off the field. he and his wife have welcomed a third child. amora's arrival brings this kids to four, ciara has a son she had with her ex. the family was in town to see dad get his victory over the chargers. >> that baby, nine pounder, amazing. >>> brenda lee's "rockin' around the christmas tree" hit number one on the billboard charts. mariah carey sent her flowers and a message of congratulations for her chart success. this year marked the first holiday season zsince 2019 wher "all i want p may raya carey's sock song was number one. anthe remains of a massive jurassic sea monster uncovered. and you can do the exploring. you can do the splashing... ...the sightseeing... ...and the playing. calquence is an oral targeted therapy for c

warner, for example, creates hbo, very popular and so on.i think the idea is to sort of stuck together their moneymaking assets and their vintage, you know, their catalogue assets and create a bigger and more powerful direct to consumer service, but also create a more efficient studio operation. obviously a lot of people would be being made redundant, but the point is that, at this currentjuncture with interest rates kind of at historic highs in the us, for paramount to buy warner would be expensive, it would add to its debt. the timing may not be ideal, but it may be that this all comes to fruition when us interest rates sort of go back down to more reasonable levels, which would allow paramount to more easily finance the deal. i want to pick up on that part efficient that you use. gone are the days where all of the studios had a lot of money to throw around. there has been a bit of a day of reckoning recently. we see that, for example, with a clampdown on password sharing as they try to make more subscribers pay more money. it is a costly

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on saturday deadline revealed hbo films is develop a project based on the brand-new book about the briefembellishing his resumÉ now facing several criminal charges was just expelled from congress on friday. you have got the production there of the film will be led by frank rich the former executive producer for veep and suc succession. who is going to play him? everybody is point to go nelson franklin who has been on "the office" who has been on "veep" but looks exactly like him, too. i could see it happening. >> we are just awaiting with bated breath this movie because it is a movie. it seems like it's made up when you hear all of it, it just is too much for hollywood, but all of these things are alleged to have happened. it's incredible, all that can happen in one year. >>> when we come back the biden's honored special guest at e ithothwhe use. >> and later kiss ends their farewell tour with their final con concert. ...bonkers. that's one word for it. i guess i blacked out. this is the best squeaky toy ever. probably shouldn't. but we did get you a few more gifts. honey. ooh, there's m

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