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was the beloved tv star turned sex symbol on hbo's revered hit series the sopranos.haracter, adriana, was known as the heart of the show. and when the series ended, acting work kept rolling in. but when the pandemic hit, all that changed. facing financial disaster, that's when drea says she took control. here's what nightline co-anchor juju chang with another look. >> is that you? that's me. that's amazing. that's me with my big booty. >> drea de matteo is proud of her body. she's used to people looking at it, but not quite like this. that's something i could easily see on instagram. or something like it. right? >> i would never do that on instagram. i don't walk around in a bikini in front of people. so the fact that i'm even doing this is like it's just a new version of me that i'm kind of proud of, and i don't feel like i need to apologize to anybody. >> the 52 year old actress, who has specialized in sex bomb characters on screen, most famously in the sopranos, is now creating a new sort of persona these days online. >> i didn't even know i made all these tips, g

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been the subject of several "dateline" episodes and the star, though not in the way he intended, of hbo's "the jinx." but do you, does anyone, know the truth about robert durst? the story behind the story? the trail we, follow the revelations we encounter, the personal account he wrote and we were given, which have led us into a very weird place-- the lost years of the infamous robert durst. the tale is like quicksand. it sucks you in. charles bagli: bob is endlessly fascinating and always surprises me. keith morrison: he was certainly elusive, mercurial, sometimes desperate. always in motion. we track him, his descent, his strange detour off the road, off the grid. a life that no one, not even his family or close friends, could fathom. he has a good heart inside. i really think so. keith morrison: we begin with two people who knew and loved the man they called bobby-- godfather of their son, close friend of more than 40 years, long before the rest of the world heard of him. and when did you meet him? we all went to high school together. keith morrison: stewart and emily altman spoke to u

a request to install an iron gate on that west village stoop made famous by carrie bradshaw on the hboo says tourists have damaged the historic brown stone. no word on when the fence will be installed. i love the chain, the signs telling everybody to stay away. when it's a stoop, that's private property once you step on that. >> i'm sure it's noisy. if i lived there, too, i might be a little annoyed. >> around the corner, cornelius street. >>> a big day for severance. they set up a pop-up recreation of the office from severance in the main course of grand central. fans got to see the stars of the show, including adam scott and zach cherry clock in and do a little work. series executive producer ben stiller was on hand. it's been too long, i am on the edge of my seat for this one. how fun to be on your commute and walk past adam scott. >> they would need monitors on the side to run the recap from last season, the finale. that would suck us in, too. >>> up next, thinking outside the box for food nutrition labels. >>> even one drink a day might be trouble. ay might be trouble. [swooshing

a dark, twisted episodic that would be far more at home on hbo or netflix decades later, but that isollywood while challenging audiences to pay attention and be ready for surprises. his family announced the 78-year-old has died. a long-time smoker, lynch revealed over the summer he had been struggling with emphysema. throughout his career, his work received critical acclaim. except the 1984 version of dune, an expensive bomb. but there were plenty of oscar nominations. "the elephant man", "blue velvet", and "mulholland drive", just never a statue. until 2019, when he was given an honorary award. >> everyone have a great night. you have a very interesting face. goodnight. >> reporter: outside of hollywood, lynch turned a long-time meditation practice into a foundation, helping veterans and victims of violence. his family said there is a big hole in the world, adding, as he would say, keep your eye on the doughnut, not on the hole. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >> time to re-watch those movies or watch them for the first time for many, too. >>> coming up on "today", new tech takes the fiel

and michael fuchs, who, to me, was a genius at hbo, called me and said, "you want to go to moscow andre,", d so let's go. so, i said, "oh, wow, that's scary." so, we went on a reconnaissance trip in august. and we travelled from leningrad to moscow. and that's -- the title came from that. you have to take a midnight train from leningrad to moscow. and so we met all these people and thought, can i do this? what's the hook? and then i found out while i was there that i had about 30 relatives in moscow that i did not know existed. and so, the show became about finding my roots again and going back to where i came from, basically. so, i started out, as we all do, making your parents laugh in our living room. and most of the relatives were from restov-on-don or odesa, right? and so, that's where i started. so, here i was doing the show, thousands and thousands of miles away from home here, performing again, for relatives but this time where they came from. >> seth: it's -- i'm glad -- glad is not the right word. but it is interesting to me that it was scary. because that was my -- i was wo

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. >> cnn presents hbo's real time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn. >> russian president vladimir putin says he's ready to meet with president trump to talk about the war in ukraine. this comes just a day after trump warned of new tariffs and sanctions on moscow. but the russian leader dismissed those threats, calling trump, quote, smart and pragmatic. the russian president also said if trump had been in power, the, quote, crisis in ukraine would never have happened. this is how ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy responded. >> to manipulate. he wants. >> to manipulate. >> the desire of the president of the united states of america to achieve peace. i am confident that no russian. >> manipulation will succeed. >> any. >> more. >> joining us now to talk more about this, an expert on russia, cnn contributor and former cnn moscow bureau chief jill dougherty. it's so great to have you here, jill. first, let's just start with what president zelenskyy was saying. there. is putin using manipulation tactics on trump? >> well. i think. >> definitely i mean, that is. part of the playboo

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. ♪ a dark twisted episodic that would be far more at home on hbo or netflix decades later. >> great.reer unfolded, making innovative films that reshaped hollywood while challenging audiences to pay attention and be ready for surprises. today his family announced the 78-year-old has died. a long-time smoker, lynch revealed over the summer that he had been struggling with emphysema. throughout his career lynch's work received critical acclaim. >> that's a big one. >> reporter: except the 1984 version of "dune," an expensive bomb. but there were plenty of oscar nominations. >> i am not an animal! >> reporter: "the elephant man." >> what's your name, neighbor? >> reporter: "blue velvet." >> just like in the movies. >> reporter: and "mulholland drive," even with its withering critique of hollywood. just never a statue. until 2019 when he was given an honorary award. >> everyone have a great night. you have a very interesting face. good night. >> reporter: outside of hollywood lynch turned a lifelong meditation practice into a foundation helping people from veterans to victims of violence.

a dark twisted episodic that would be far more at home on hbo or netflix decades later. >> wait, paymaking innovative films that reshaped hollywood. while challenging audiences to pay attention. today his family announced the 78-year-old has died. a long time smoker, he revealed over the summer he was struggling with emphysema. throughout his career his work received critical acclaim. except the 1984 version of "dune." expensive bomb. there were plenty of oscar nominations. the elephant man, blue velvet, and "mulholland drive" even with its withering critique of hollywood just never a statue, until 2019 when he was given an honorary award. >> have a great night. you have a very interesting face. good night. >> reporter: outside of hollywood, lynch turned a meditation practice into a foundation, helping people from veterans to victims of violence. today his family said there is a big hole in the world, adding, but as he would say, keep your eye on the doughnut, not on the hole. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> and up next here tonight, we will meet the teacher who invented a little engin

. >> vanguard 50 years of helping you invest for all of life's firsts cnn presents hbo's real time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn. >> and breaking president elect donald trump has arrived in washington, where, about 48 hours away from his inauguration on monday. you see him there arriving at dulles airport with his wife melania, his son barron. we also know his daughter ivanka trump and her children and family on the plane with him. again, this is kicking off what will be inauguration festivities as he takes office for a second time. and when he takes office, one item he's going to have to deal with tiktok. what's going to happen? what's he going to do with it? at midnight, america's ban on the popular video sharing app goes into effect, and tiktok is saying that tonight it plans to cut off service, threatening to go dark unless the u.s. government explicitly says apple and google won't face fines if they keep hosting the app. meantime, the biden white house, calling tiktok tiktok's actions a stunt, says it's leaving this decision to the incoming trump. white house president-el

hbo's bill maher sees his role in this era a little differently than his peers. in a world now that is basically run by maga, he's a kooky guy who says a lot of kooky things, and i'm just not going to preheat anything. >> i'm just going to hope for the best. and then when when something serious happens, i'll comment on that. i'm not going to chase every rabbit down the hole like i did the first term. >> roy. i mean, maybe he's right. like, i don't know, perpetual outrage is both exhausting and also not funny. >> i agree with that. i mean, in my special i don't talk about politics at all, considering my pedigree and hosting a show on this network and daily show. i just for this special, i've talked about what's going on in the world. i want to talk about how it's affected us. and so that was more interesting to me. i just think that you cannot use outrage as a punchline replacer, and that's what has happened in the last phone thing that you had that was perfect. >> i run to finish the sentence. >> what do you mean you can't use outrage? >> i think that for the las

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. >> cnn presents hbo's real time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn. >> all right. we have some follow ups now on several stories that i and my team are committed to covering. the food and drug administration is proposing putting limits on the level of nicotine in some tobacco products in order to make them less addictive. studies show that a policy lowering levels of nicotine would help millions reduce or quit smoking. the limits would apply to cigarettes, cigarette, tobacco, roll your own tobacco. most cigars and pipe tobacco. the policy would not apply to e-cigarettes, nicotine pouches, heated tobacco products, products for hookah pipes, smokeless products, or premium cigars. now, a report from the surgeon general says that 473,000 deaths are attributable attributable to cigarette smoking, a disproportionate number of those are black people. the son of a man beaten to death in a new york state prison is suing more than a dozen guards implicated in the attack. now, the federal civil rights suit names a total of 17 defendants who worked for the state system at mark

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a dark, twisted episodic that would be far more at home on hbo or netflix decades later. >> great pay >> but that is how david lynch's career unfolded, making innovative films that reshaped hollywood while challenging audiences to pay attention and be ready for surprises. today, his family announced the 78 year old has died. a longtime smoker, lynch revealed over the summer that he had been struggling with emphysema throughout his career. lynch's work received critical acclaim. russell has called a big one, except the 1984 version of dune an expensive bomb, but there were plenty of oscar nominations. i am not an animal. the elephant man, what's your name, neighbor? blue velvet. >> it'll be just like in the movies and mulholland drive. >> even with its withering critique of hollywood, just never a statue until 2019, when he was given an honorary award. >> everyone, have a great night. you have a very interesting face. good night. >> outside of hollywood, lynch turned a lifelong meditation practice into a foundation, helping people from veterans to victims of violence. today, his family

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