we keep working to finish the show and get it on hbo.the wave form on the editing system, and she sees, okay, here's where bob goes in the bathroom, and then, there's nothing, and then, there's a little squiggle. what's the squiggle? so she mutes the other audio tracks, and she plays just the squiggle, and she hears him say, "there it is, you're caught." [ audience gasps ] and this is what he says moments after i've just confronted him with those two pieces of handwriting, right? so she screams. she immediately runs into the -- into my partner, zach's, office and she says, "you got to hear this." and zach says, "wait a minute. i was there, he was in the bathroom for like six or seven minutes. let's go pull out the hard drive that has the other audio. let's see what else he might have said in the bathroom." and, of course, then i come in and we all listen and one of things he says is, "killed them all, of course." so, this is just such a a shocking moment. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes! yeah, oh, yes! [ light laughter ] >> it was -- >> jimmy

on hbo." - white people don't trust black people.etball goal in the back. - in the late '80s, hbo was just sort of gaining ground for series. [eerie music] - by the '90s, hbo had started to begin its explosion. - when we started doing "dream on," one of the things that hbo said to us was, "it's gotta be something that couldn't be on network tv." [upbeat music] - because hbo was driven by subscribers and not by commercials and selling advertising time, they had a different way of looking at success or failure. what they were looking for was critical acclaim. - you've watched letterman. you've watched leno. but what about larry? larry sanders, that is. he's the tv alter ego of comedian gary shandling. - gary shandling wanted to do a show that deconstructed the kind of show that "the tonight show" was. - just pretend like you're talking to me till we're off the air so it won't seem weird. - okay. all right. - so... - blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. - "the larry sanders show" was sort of cathartic, because in the world of "the larry sander

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hbo dropped the latest trailer for "the house of dragon" on tuesday.them gearing up for war with the help of fire-breathing monsters. it picks back up on hbo on june 16 for those who have that void in their lives. there you go. that's for you. >> i hope this is just as good. these shows on hbo always have good acting. >>> and do you have a lot of random facts about rea about re housewives? aim so amazon might have a way for you and a few pals to make a few bucks. the new "pop culture jeopardy somejeopardy" will feature teams of three. a host and premiere date have yet to be announced. this is right up our alley. i think we could crush at this. >> i think so, too. sports is a whole other story. there are some people when it comes to jeopardy, they wouldn't be able to answer anything but pop culture. >>> when we come back, why red lobster is fighting to stay above water. and how krispy kreme is working to make your the 9 to 5 a little sweeter. 9 to 5 a little sweeter. always recommend all free clear for sensitive skin. it's free of dyes and perfumes. swe

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her new special for hbo is called, "nikki glaser: someday you'll die."ki glaser is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, celebrating the 30th anniversary of her great album, "fumbling towards ecstasy" - with a tour starting may 23rd in vancouver -- sarah mclachlan from the don julio stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we'll be joined by david beckham and chris perfetti, with music from cage the elephant. so join us for that. our first guest tonight is a movie star, tv star, and a man's man to the point where he has the word "bro" right in his name. [ laughter ] his supernatural western "outer range" returns for a season two may 16th on prime video. please welcome josh brolin. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. i want to you to know something, josh. i am speaking from my own point of view. both i and our segment producers, you're one of our favorite guests to have on the show. [ cheers and applause ] we're excited to have you here. >> because you never know what's going to happen. i might take off my clothes.

now hbo is giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at movie pass.he new documentary "crash" features interviews with key figures behind the subscription service and promised unlimited access to movie tickets before the collapse in 2019. it premieres on hbo and max on may 29. >>> to the government changing how we buy tickets. the house of representatives passed the ticket act. it would require sellers of tickets for live events to list total costs, including fees and provide refunds in the event of a cancellation. it follows years of outrage against ticketmaster. now it heads to the senate, which is also considering a similar bill. >>> when we come back, after years of population decline, one midwest city may finally be seeing some growth. >>> and the age-old debate. would you consider a taco as a sandwich? an indiana judge has an answer. an indiana judge has an answer. . so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating... ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas... or abdominal discomfort... help stop the frustration and start taking align every day. align probiotic

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. - that eventually landed at hbo. - i remember we were meeting with hbo, and the title "insecure" had, "oh, we should rename the show." and they were like, "well, you, issa, there's nothing insecure about you." and she was like, "that's why we're calling the show 'insecure' is because i'm constantly insecure." - i think the secret to "insecure's" success is that hbo eventually let issa do what she wanted to do. "you know what? this isn't our story to tell, but we're gonna give you what you need to tell it." - and it has become this massive pop culture moment that everyone loves, and it's such an honest portrayal of black life. - i've been tased before! tase me again! i'll survive! - we wanted to talk about things that felt like everyday life on a tuesday for black people, not juneteenth. it's not king day. (laughs) it's just gonna be like a tuesday, and this is what we had to deal with on a tuesday. that's where we always felt this show needed to live, and so i feel like those were the ways that "insecure" felt different. ♪ gotta take a risk sometime ♪ gotta take a risk (lively music)

geoff: these commentaries are how he concludes every broadcast of his hbo show, and they're also theis of his latest book, "what this comedian said will shock you." we spoke at his los angeles tv studio after a recent friday taping about what he discovered after revisiting more than 20 years of editorials for this new compilation. so what did you find when you did that deep dive, what did you find about the ways in which our politics and our culture has changed? bill: well, that's what i was looking for. i wanted to answer the question in my own mind, is it mostly me who's changed, or is it the politics that has changed? because i heard in the last five, six, seven years, people say to me more, you make fun of the left more. to which i say, yes, i do, because they got funnier. and that's what i wanted to make sure i was right about. and i think mostly that is the case. geoff: in what ways? bill: well, i mean, i guess the general term would be wokeness that we didn't have before. i guess the term was there. and and its original meaning is certainly good. alert to injustice is certainl

and means, congresswoman it is rare to see him again and so we would love for you to sit tight and hbon for bailing out the student loans of anti- jewish and anti- israel protesters on college campuses and watch this in these not having it watch. >> about some of this, biden administration student tech cancellation will cost a combined 870 billion to the 1.4 trillion in this a lot of that the colleges closely raise tuition and thank you so sycamore loans the government comes by and pays the loans and okay, so my tax dollars are supporting this jew hating but i don't think so sweetie what you think congresswoman it. caroline: well i think my love worries going without any's tell you like it is six it was happening to see all of activity the college campuses and universities that are getting the benefit of finally getting millions and hundreds of dollars in taxpayer money, but there also getting tax-exempt status meaning of a line of that have introduced legislation go after them if you have a huge endowment, your graduating dues and have no marketable skills in connecticut a job in the

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maher, who's out with a new book titled what this comedian said will shock you and full disclosure hbo, cnn share the same parent company, bill martin joins me now. >> the book is really good. you've described it as being like the bible. you can pick get up it's just read it. >> i'm not sure a lot of people will agree, but i guess what you mean because you can i'm just saying you should put it by your bets on the nightstand and read a few passages each night because but it's basically the your commentaries from the last 20 years. yes. we edited and kind of really exact match. >> i wanted to people kept saying to me he's editorials you do at the end of the show and it is what i worked the hardest on there. >> i mean, they really hold up, they really do. >> i appreciate you saying that, but it is true. i went through them look, not all of them do or did, and that's why i spent all those months when we were on strike going through all of them pick the creme dela crown reef. >> i got to say i was skeptical when i hear is like, oh 20 years and stuff. >> yeah, it's really it's when you're de

." >>> for some two decades, he has been dishing out real talk on his hbo show, "real time with bill" where he takes on the right, criticizes the left, and generates laughs along the way. this morning he is in conversation with robert costa. >> thank you, real timers. >> reporter: when "real time" hits the air each friday night -- >> robert f. kennedy jr. -- >> reporter: bill maher is both host and provocateur. >> he hasn't conceded the 2020 election yet. >> reporter: take it from me, you've got to bring your "a" game. >> a lot of people don't want to get in the arena and get br bloodied up. >> if you say or support something goofy, i'm going to call you out. >> reporter: ahead on "sunday morning," getting real with bill maher. >>> her distinctive voice made amy winehouse a star, but addiction ultimately will led to her death at age 27. her brief but legendary life is now the subject of a new movie. seth doane has a preview. >> i was blown away by that rawness, that talent and energy around her. >> reporter: seeing amy winehouse on stage and then trying to re-create that connection f

an encore presentation of hbo's real time with bill maher is the hbo original series. still? >> thank you. hi. thank you so much let's start this shower i know why you're excited. there's going to be debates that's right. >> and they're a little different there earlier in the year this time, they're going to maybe cut the mic wet know, like when you go over the top and oh, no, bobby kennedy he was not invited to the debates. >> yeah. what i know, but the warming is brynn was invited to to compute advancement we did the work blood. yeah, it seemed trump and biden. they both little on in years has so they're trying to get the youth vote, so they are ready, started to like trash talk each other over the debate. trump said he's ready to rumble and biden said, make my day because i think rubs up the youth it's more like catchphrases from the 80s it turns out to something else. gen z is not interested at all. is the trial going on in new york, these stormy daniels hush money trial. you have following that, yeah. the kid kids don't care. well, when stormy daniel's was a porn star, i

an encore presentation of hbo's real time with bill maher is the hbo original series. >> real-time hi all right. i appreciate it okay all right. >> thank you very much. all i know. i know it's exciting. it's very well, it's mother's day. sunday isn't that yeah you're right thing. pick up the phone and call your mom or if you're gen z, just go upstairs the kids, they love it yeah. >> mother's day a little different in texas this year. it's called if you don't go through you'll be in jail day and kristi noem, her kids our gatera everybody celebrates mothers they got or a lovely gift ever met schuster where her favorite brand hush puppy broad less let's get to what you came here to hear about storm, stormy daniel's. this is the week in the trump trial. we finally heard from stormy daniels trump posted the whole world is watching i hate to tell you, don not even your family is watching stormy had a lot to get offered. just i mean, she spurious we heard all about her background. she grew up in louisiana. she started dancing at the strip clubs at 18 moved into adult films at 23. what in lou

political spectrum is safe from the acid width of bill maher, the comedian and host of real time on hbo on recent episodes of his show, he has brought his sharp analysis two big issues in the news such as the presidential election and college campus protests. >> i wanted to talk to him about all that and more. he has a new book called what this comedians said will shock you and i should note that hbo and cnn share the same parent company, warner brothers discovery bill, or pleasure to have you on. always great to see you so in the middle of your book, you're right. >> some people think i've changed i assure you i have not i'm still the same unmarried, childless pot smoking liberty and i always was. i had many floors, but you can't accuse me of maturing now, that sounds like a really funny good book. so i want to put to you, because i know you like listening to disagreement. people who say to me, and there are many who is loved bill maher but he, he has mature too much. >> he's become cranky. he's become crotchety. he's become one of those old guys who says kids are crazy is he it was be

first guest tonight is the emmy- and peabody-winning host "last week tonight," which airs sundays on hboplease welcome back to the show, our very good friend, john oliver. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: well, well, well. [ cheers and applause ] >> nice. well done. thank you. yes. why not? >> seth: last time you were on the show, we were about to do a new year's eve show together in las vegas. >> yeah, we did it. >> seth: and we talked about what our expectations were for a couple of party animals like you and i. >> yeah, that's right. >> seth: how do you feel like -- how would you describe the way we rang in the new year? >> it was a coin toss, right, of whether it was going to be an early night or cocaine-fueled -- >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> gun-banging, orgy of some kind. [ laughter ] that sentence has got a lot of different things in it. i'm not sure they make a meal together. >> seth: right. >> yeah. i mean, i don't know if we did vegas the way that vegas is designed to be done. >> seth: no. [ light laughter ] >> but we did it our way. >> seth: we did it our way. >> w

. >> starring in shows like hbo's "the newsroom" as sloan >> i don't mind that you're dumb and, don,at. >> thank you. >> and in films like "x-men apocalypse." in 2021 the star also became a mother giving birth to son malcolm who she 145ired with her emmy winning comedian partner john mulaney. in march, olivia decided to reveal her diagnosis on social media. >> do it for your baby. >> reporter: the raw moment where she went to surgery to remove both of her breasts. >> i'm ready. >> in the video you said, i'm ready. how did you know you were ready? >> i didn't. i just had to say it. you know, sometimes you just -- you just say it and hope that your body will go with it. i may not want to be in that situation. i may not know what's on the other side, but i've been given this opportunity to fight and so here we go, but after my double mastectomy they found a tangerine section size of more cancer in my breast, so, one, that's scary because you think, what else is in my body? >> following her surgery, olivia soon started hormone suppression treatment to combat her form of cancer, but the m

the gaga chromatica ball will air on hbo on may 25th. don't get you going first thing in the morning? oh, this is the only way i'm seeing concerts these days. yeah. that's true. so i welcome that turn your age. yeah. come on, get out there, mike. there's other things that show my age. he was just being, you know, responsible for the early morning and turn it down. turn down? that's exactly. well, i guess you don't have to worry about the weather when you're having a dance party inside the house. yeah, right. okay, so you know, a little disco ball and we're all good. you'll need some air conditioning, too. it's going to be heating up. let's get a look at what to expect as you're getting out the door this morning. nice and cool. but it is definitely warmer than it was yesterday. at this time, we're at 58 in san jose, 54 in fremont, and it's 66 in oakland. we're already in the mid to upper 60s in the north bay, where it's been very windy. that's keeping those temperatures up, but eventually the wind is going to calm down. we do still have t

and i should note that hbo and cnn share the same parent company, warner brothers discovery build our pleasure to have you on. always great to see you so in the middle of your book, you're right some people think i've changed i assure you i have not. i'm still the same unmarried, childless pot smoking liberty and i always was. i have many floors, but you can't accuse me of maturing now, that sounds like a really funny good book so i want to put to you, because i know you like listening to disagreement. >> people who say to me, and there are many whose loved bill maher. >> but he, he has matured too much. he's become cranky. he's become crotchety. >> he's become one of those old guys who says, kids are crazy. >> it was better in my day. >> what do you say to them? >> they're wrong the wrong, and the kids aren't crazy it's interesting, they have this idea that younger generation maybe every generation does that just because something is new makes it better and that's not true new is not synonymous with better but just sounding like an old-fashioned, but it's okay i heard a couple of peo

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here is one of the last ones he shot, chernobyl, this the russian answer to the successful series from hboeneral, absolutely talentless cinema, such an answer, and oleksandriansky tried himself in hollywood, but he, well, in my opinion, does not really, not very well cope with commercial cinema, as a producer, and so to speak about authorship cinema, first of all, he made mass propagandistic films and television, in particular in russia, and he also produced a lot of really good artistic russian cinema, which was nominated and received there... oscars and was in various received awards at various film festivals, i am important to you i will tell the story, because here is radnyansky, he moved at the beginning of the full-scale war with russia and, well, many people perceive him as a good russian, others perceive him as ours, well, a person made mistakes, well, who did not make them, and he is also perceived precisely for border, as a producer who... has created, who was involved in such films as there, for example, the tapes of andrei zvyagintsev, this is one of the most talented russian d

so we have, actress meryl dandridge, she's the actor actress in hbo's the last of us.have the, the ice skating sibling duo maia and alex shibutani, we have actress karen fukuhara. she's the actress in amazon's the boys and just. yeah, a great, inspiring group of people. >> yeah. why? artifacts because i was reading about adoption papers, for example, holding so much significance for one person. can you give us some examples of these possessions and how they have this tie to our memory, to our cultural identity? >> yeah, i think, well, the whole reason i started this project was as a second generation korean american myself, i've always tried to navigate that balance of identity and of, cultural identity and just being myself as an individual. and i thought personal stories behind objects would be the perfect way to do that, one of my favorite objects and stories was merle dandridge's. she brought a cute elephant statuette of a mom elephant and baby elephant. and basically the story behind that one is that her mom went to this mountain in korea to pray for her when she

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hbo film directed and produced by lady gaga herself, shows her performance at dodger stadium in los angeles monsters know that getting this film to fruition was a process years in the making. now chromatica ball tour took place in 2020, but then it was postponed due to the pandemic until 2021. then it was put off once again until 2022 due to safety concerns. the chromatica ball did make its way to san francisco's oracle park in september of that year. the tour was supposed was actually supporting the chromatic album, which features such hits as stupid, love and rain on me. it doesn't look like it'll disappoint. i mean, all of those shots are just extraordinary. she can't do anything. she can perform. and you know what? i think tomorrow morning, as it gets released, it will be a good time to watch that. we're going to wake up to that may gray still breezy at times before we settle into a more seasonable pattern into next week. so it's a great weekend for little mons motorcycle accident. berg wins motor cycle crashes almost always result in serious injuries. first, it's important to get good

amazing thing was that you were able to not only just make this but nicholas and have a broadcast on hbo, which is not normally the home. i would imagine of documentary about quantization and white supremacy. how hard has it been for you to pursue your personal vision as an artist over the decades? for many, many years i, i used to say that i do, gary, yes, telling, making basically find some way, some people already to work with me or to fund my movies, hip and leave. and the decision i to very early in my life was that i would only make films that i really want to, to make. i never made of film because i had to earn a living. as a young student, i was 17 when i went to study in berlin, that was in 73. we still had the dictates of shipping haiti. and for most students abroad, you know, our goal was to go back to 80 and fight to. so for some reason politics was, you know, all dna and i transmit that to my work. you know that every film is a possible last film. so i never hold back my punches. i always thought you have one shot, so make it work. yeah, i take that very personally because i

formula-1 drive to survive, quarterback from netflix, monsterfactory from apple tv, hard nox, from hbo max, that is, the number... what companies are these, paraam plus is also a powerful company, but you know, i will ask this, tyson fury, after losing the fight to usyk, walked around the ring and said: "usyk was given the victory, so that there is a war in ukraine". and here, you know, many people can say: well, of course, the series is good, it was shot, everything is cool, but it’s just a war in ukraine, so they took this into account, i’m not saying that it is so, i’m just saying that many may say so or think that ukrainians are so... attention because of what is here the war, but to what extent it was a struggle of the quality of the script, its editing, the director's idea, eh, and was there any such thing, well , they thought, well, after all, the war in ukraine, is it working now, or is it not working now , it's just important to understand and know, please be honest, i didn't hear any opinion after the ceremony that we were given this award because of... the fact that in ukrai

nox from hbo max, that is, we understand what kind of companies these are, paraam plus is also a powerful, but you know, i will ask this, tyson fury, after losing the fight to usyk, walked around the ring and said, usyk was given the victory, because there is a war in ukraine, and here you know, many people can say, well, of course, the series is good, it was filmed, everything is cool, but it’s just that there is a war in ukraine, so they took it into account, or i’m not saying that it is so, i'm just saying that many... can to say or think that ukrainians are paying such attention because of the fact that there is a war here, but to what extent was it a struggle for the quality of the script, its editing, the director's idea, and was there any such thing, well, they thought, well, after all, the war in ukraine , is it working now or is it already not working, it's just important to understand and know, please, uh, to be honest, i didn't hear any opinion after the ceremony that... we were given this award because in ukraine, in my personal opinion, the war in ukraine helped us draw atten

cnn's five things with kate bolduan streaming weekdays exclusively on madix the hbo original series, real time with bill want hi, everybody. i appreciate that thank you very much they, did. >> this after decades working on this, it's now classified three, i think it's in the same category is tylenol not let's be a fair enough that there are exactly like i would never do tylenol before this shot but it's very exciting time a year now for parents and kids who are going on to college, decision day, was this week. that's what kids decide. are they find out if they're going to get the attentive their choice i didn't good idea 50 nothing wrong with the safety ten, but now this is the police. finally this week said enough, enough and they broke up a lot of these encampments that i'm going on yeah, the kids are fighting each other. did you see this the university of alabama. and this says a lot about a lot of things in this country. there was pro israeli demonstrators and anti-israeli doubt charge at one point, they were both chanting. joe biden and, they said he couldn't unite america that'

hbo original series real-time with bill want to get on there hi everybody. >> i appreciate that thank you very much. all, right. we've got to go thank you. i well, today i'm going to hi and a little differently. i know why i'm happy they reclassified weed. i don't know if you saw this story. this is issue. lot of good people are more kindness for a very long time, marijuana has been at classified stretch schedule one, which means it's lumped in with the acid and lots of really serious drugs. now we've finally did this after decades working on this. it's now classified three, i think it's in the same categories, tylenol let's be fair enough that they're exactly like i would never do tylenol before the show but it's very exciting time a year now for a parents and kids who are going on to college, it's decision de was this week. that's what kids decide. are they find out if they're gonna get the attentive their choice i didn't get idea of a safety nothing wrong with the safety ten, but now this has the police friendly this week said enough is enough and they broke up a lot of these encam

they would watch hbo together because kobe had nowhere else to go. to los angeles, his parents initially lived with him. sielski: he bought a house in pacific palisades, and his parents and one of his sisters moved in with him and lived with him for that first year or two that he was with the lakers. his mother would make home-cooked meals for him, macaroni and cheese. it was a very comfortable, kind of homey environment for kobe to live in his first couple of years with the lakers. there was much about kobe's life that his family managed. he was making the money of a man, but he had this protracted teen existence with his mom and pops right there with him. sielski: i think there was definitely a sense, on kobe's part, that his parents were going to be along for the ride on his journey throughout the nba, for perhaps longer than he would have liked. kobe would sometimes make reference to the fact that he had his parents on allowance. these events over money were such a factor that kobe bryant walked right onto leno and made a joke about it before for

tonight, from caesars palace on the strip of las vegas, nevada, hbo sports presents "world championship. i don't think he's gun-shy. announcer: introducing, in the red corner, the undefeated heavyweight champion of the world, larry holmes! holmes: when i fought gerry cooney, he was the number-one contender. he was a white boy, and they wanted a white guy to be heavyweight champion of the world. it was marketed as the great white hope. [ laughs ] [ bell dings ] announcer: in the blue corner, introducing "gentleman" gerry cooney. the basic reason for this multimillion-dollar extravaganza is that just as blacks identify with heroes like muhammad ali, white people occasionally invest in a gerry cooney. i think it's fair to say that this impulse is more racial than racist. but that impulse has projected gerry cooney into this rich opportunity despite the fact that he's never faced a legitimate contender and that he hasn't fought anyone for more than a year. holmes: i'm the champ, and you got a white guy coming in here and trying to take over my position. you see, i became the enemy. shake ha

and then hbo max, good subscriber of momentum. they have a whole bunch of new international lunches upcoming. it is becoming a profitable business for them. the longer-term story is the streaming business unfortunately will not be necessarily able to replace the linear business. katie: disney and warner bros. announced disney plus, hulu and max will be available in a bundle. everyone is asking, is cable coming back? what does that mean? geetha: you had the big cable bundle and then unbundle now you have the re-bundle. this speaks to how great the tv bundle was because there was something for everybody. you paid a lot more that you watched but it worked because profit numbers and economics and math work. and that is what both disney and warner bros. are trying to do, go for the four-quadrant approach. two of the best studios in hollywood will come on these services. it is a great way for both subscribers, not only to reinvigorate growth but to curb cancellations and this is a great way for them to limit that. katie: as we learned o

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[laughter] that one was scary because i was the first white guy on the hardest show on hbo summa thosewere sing you better do well when i was taped of telling you, the excited that i had and they biggest in the second well when arrested trump, those two were the biggest and roasting trump, the acts before me, killed yet and i said i have to leave and avoid end my career. that way well so yes go ahead. jimmy: i would say the only downside the coverage of the guy sold your bed with the guy said hamburger hamburger. rich: but i would call the clubs and i would say hey, kennedy this and they sit but we don't use it like will and not deaf jim acted just said it. jimmy: you done everything your two-time writer for the oscars and you feel like a war to show support and success of the brady rust is pretty other. rich: i was out there pretty roasted we were there they got it did not go along back in the just got home. [laughter] [laughter] rich: blithely below, no one is going to host an award show better than ricky and nobody the planet right, they can try to get some you know will he knows ho

>> it is such a controversial flag that it was featured in the opening credits of the h ard-winning hbo. now the flag with its appeal with the motto as a backdrop is an important piece of americandg history. and it was really important thet founding of the country. our desire to bero free from british control, that is what it represents. the national review said thed, flag was designed in 1975 by coloneersol joseph read, washington's personal secretary at the time and specifically commissioned by washington himself. and it remains the official maritime like at the commonwealth of massachusetts. it even flew high above san francisco's civi pc center plaza for decades until this past saturday, hoops! "the new york times," of course, claim alito's flag flying was d he is now an associated with a push for more christian mindedg government. now, this whole thing started a couple of weeks ago when "the times" hit alito flying upside down america in his home back in january 2021, yeah,t" b going back that far. it was a piece "the washington post," by the way, chose to not publish at the time b

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darren star: what i loved about hbo is that their criteria was only quality. censorship or anything like that. carrie: tell me exactly how he worded it. darren star: i wanted to explore this world of sex and relationships from a female point of view and do something really really frank. charlotte: we've been seeing each other for a couple of weeks, i really like you and tomorrow night after dinner... i want us to have anal sex. anita sarkeesian: it feels a little funny to call it a sitcom, and i think the reason for that is because, it really pushed a lot of barriers around talking about sex and relationships in ways that sitcoms certainly didn't do. samantha: so, how big was it? waiter: fresh pepper? valerie bertinelli: my guiltiest pleasure was sex and the city. samantha: you men have no idea what we're dealing with down there. teeth placement and jaw stress and suction and gag reflex. honey, they don't call it a job for nothin'. valerie bertinelli: i felt a little naughty watching it. joan: ok ladies, take note. soraya mcdonald: but at the time, shows that