stephen east in holland i don't live in hollywood hollywood because hollywood is arnold schwarzenegger at the gym and joan collins drinking so i can see the hollywood sign from my house and i know exactly why i'm here when i'm drinking my coffee and playing up the. project allow is the youngest actor in our top ten. he's best known for his role in the tori where he plays a lovable german thought tearing through berlin's night life with a spanish tourist and. like. it was a role wow true berliner was born to play a tough guy with a big heart. it's a good thing. it's just tori it gets under your skin and fredricka one germany's version of the oscar for his performance. i. hold it that's a protocol again on the face would be somewhat of the guy next to him that. most of the shelling is the coolest member of a new generation of young german actors who specialize in laconic and sexy his best role to date playing a slacker killing time in the big city which was. never a test which is why you get to be. consistent in the scope of the scene mentionable know if you've never been on the scene of

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. >>> plus, from the wellspring of hollywood, the me too movement has swept the globe. but the ivory tower of finance has been relatively unscathed. is this its moment? i speak to lauren boner who is suing her very own wall street firm. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. listen to this shocking statistic. as many as 100 million people in india won't have adequate access to groundwater in just two years' time. that shocker comes from a recent government sponsored study and it is just one sign of a growing global crisis. in iran protests have recently broken out over water shortages. in argentina, a drought has caused the economy to shrink rt first time in more than a year. in south africa, a severe water shortage has led to rationing in the picturesque city of cape town the hollywood megastar matt damon has been dedicated to this vital matter since 2009, working with the long-time water policy pioneer gary white, and together they started water.org. it's no typical charity as damon and white explain from jakarta in indonesia wher

it was a little bit too hollywood basically.there was a ransom note that appeared, that was sent to her mother which was this weird document that sounded like an old jimmy cagney movie and parts in a highly educated and other parts and they would say things like i'm sure you're wondering how we pulled off this kidnapping, well we had sources inside the church, what real kidnapper would give police the clues they need to find them. anyway so when they came back and she told her story, it really corresponded very closely with this document which i think is obviously a created, fake document. her story roughly correlates with this fake document, i gotta conclude that it was all collusion and she made up. of course we don't know that, the case was dropped so there is no final judgment on that, but when i talked to some historians sometimes and say you don't think this could have actually happened, they usually say now, but there are people who believe, the church believes that and they outnumber us in many ways. >> and they had a fu

. >>> and lebron james goes hollywood. did he sign with the lakers to help his acting crewer? >>> then eerrihanna keeps it re. sharing all her beauty tricks and tips. >> the sky's the limit, no rules. >>> this is attempt attempt >>> this crazy beyonce gets stranded high above the crowd after a concert malfunction. that's on the way. >> a total nightmare >>> this is a dream come true. big bang star kaley cuoco said i do to karl cook in fabulous style. ♪ ♪ i will love you >> it's going be very special, very emotional and all the things that are important to us. no animals left behind. every animal we have will be part of it. >> kaley cuoco did not lie, her dogs walked down the aisle before she did. the vows, well, those were handwritten and exchanged in front of a jiengt horseshoe made of flowers. his sister officiating the i dos. >> go to the phone and the notes and i could write anything, because there were really not enough words to describe how i actually, truly feel about you. >> i understand you plucking my eye, my unibrow, comes from a place of love. i promise to remove a

an epic roar echo throughout hollywood this weekend hawk watches as the marvel universe superhero black panther was finally unleashed in theaters here in the united states and around the world and the benchmark of success in a capitalistic culture is money then without a shadow of a doubt black panther is in just four days of release a smashing success by pulling in a record breaking two hundred thirty five million dollar opening weekend at the box office black panther shatter not only box office records elaan held movie industry beliefs and a racist barrier is about the amount of green a film of color can bring in especially one featuring a black superhero fighting for the safety of his powerful and technologically advanced african home country not exactly hollywood storytelling is bread and butter to say the least but for many black men women and children both here in the u.s. and around the world even before the film was released the success of black panther was about more than just being another hollywood hit and joining us to discuss black panthers true success is georgetown univer

welcome to hollywood. don't know how much time you spent but this -- weird stuff happens every day around here. we do our show right on hollywood boulevard. we're right in the middle of the action. and i have a strange interaction last night. after the show i went to the movies, went to see the new "mission impossible" at the theater right across the street from us. after the show i walk out on hollywood boulevard, i got a hat on and sunglasses, disguised. i don't want to take attention away from the superheroes, they're out there working. when i step out the front door i see a woman taking a picture of my star on hollywood boulevard. she's bent over and there's a star with my name on it. and she's taking a photo with her phone. so i figure, what the hell, i'll give her a little thrill. she's looking down and i said, did you want me to get in the picture too? and she looks up and she goes, "no, go away!" [ laughter ] kind of shields her body. [ applause ] and she's alarmed. [ cheers and applause ] this sto

hollywood never seemed to get it. it was my opinion that the only way to teach that, to get there, was to make the kids lived that. so they would have an inherent understanding of it rather than the last bad war movie they saw. in hollywood, there's a tendency to create self perpetuation. if the movie does well at the box office, let's make one exactly like that. if you have seen "spider-man 7 68" you know what i'm talking about. iii,n: you get to the we've usually gone off the rails. correcting the performances, providing an understanding to the actors about what living in military life, particularly an extremist, in war, was all about. martin: it was not just about tactics. that's a technical thing. it's more about the heart, the spirit of the warrior? is that what you're trying to get to? mr. dye: yes. i believe and have always believed that the spirit of the is the common denominator and is always been the same since the days of alexander and will always be the same when we are in the 25th century doing but rogers

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but will it affect hollywood.assic kingdom raked in 25% of its stick the sales from china alone. richard gelfond says china is not likely to retailate against hollywood. joining us is richard gelfond from imax. you have got business in chain a and saudi arabia. >> we are in 80 countries. we have a fairly unique perspective. so far the trade fight hasn't impacts us. we are a canadian country. on the hardware side there is nothing to retaliate against. on the software side we have our eyes open to what may happen and will there be consequences for hollywood films. consumers love the films be cinema is a growth industry. in china there are economic reasons to do it. it's a mutually beneficial industry. the hollywood films portray china in a way that they are happy about. years ago they used to portray chinese as communists with a negative connotation. but more recently hollywood has been portraying china as the good guys. i don't think it makes sense for china to impose them. saudi arabia opening its market to movie

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. >>> plus, a new debate in hollywood.the >>> you're watching kpix 5 news. >>> our top story at 6:30 pm, the steele fire has burned 100 acres along berryessa lake. >> the fire broke out just before 5 pm along steele road, multiple structures are burning. people are cooling off of the shore, and saw the smoke coming from the hills. in this video you can see fire planes flying low over the flames, dropping fire retardant. boaters on snapchat captured this video of the smoke looming over the lake. we have a crew on the way to napa county, we will give you new updates as we get them. >>> the latest of a number of fires burning out -- throughout california, we go back to shed -- shasta county, with the latest on the massive train -- carr fire . >> reporter: we are near and 14, 10 miles west of redding. this is an incredibly intense fire, take a look back behind me, you can actually see the level of destruction that it is causing, once huge trees reduced to nothing more than ash and stops. just within the last 5 minutes, we have

decrease. >> let's go to hollywood queens. the ladies of "9 to 5".g us these ladies are prishlly clocking back in. the wor came offially from jane, we are all intending to be in it. >> we certainly need it. i mean, equal pay, which is one of the issues that we raised is still not achieved. fonda expecting current workplace issues to be dealt with. saying, if they're not, i'm not going to be in it. they'll reprise their roles from the 1980s hit. >> it would be more like 95. >> speaking of returning classics, chelsea grammar is taking meetings about a possible reboot. >> i can see it, but it's not going happen. >> but now, after the success of returns like "will & grace," kelsey may be rethinking his options. >> can you please try to keep an open mind. >> and another show that was reported to be returning, mad about you. >> is it happening? probably not.ow. paul riser told me a return of the hit with he and helen hunt is still being negotiated. >> they got to figure out the business and it gets all caught up. >> everybody had such a great time. >> it w

and hollywood never seemed to get it. in my opinion the only way to teach that, the only way to get that was make the kids lived that, so they have an inherent understanding of it, rather than just the last war movie they saw. in hollywood there's a tendency for creative self perpetuation. if a movie does well in the box office, let's do exactly like that -- let's do one exactly like that. spiderman 768, you know what i'm talking about. about not so much correcting the technical inadequacies, which is the easy part, but correcting the performances, providing an understanding to the actors. >> i heard you saying it wasn't just about tactics. it could be you could get that right. the spirit of the warrior, is that what you are trying to get ?o yucca -- get to . i was believe the spirit of the warrior is a common will always be the same when we are in the 25th century. i think that's the important part. can capture that, if you can get there, then we will worry about the details later. >> i heard you talk about getting warri

. >>> and lebron goes hollywood. the nba superstar signs a four-year deal with the lakers. i expect lebron to be its own sign there next to the hollywood sign. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." a parade for lebron's arrival in l.a. >> it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin with this. breaking overnight upheaval in mexico. winning the mexican presidency in a landslide, and he will be the country's first leftist president. the the former mexico city mayor triumphed against the two parties that have ruled mexico city for nearly a century. >> after the victory lopez obrador vowed to seek friendship

. >> reporter: rather than celebrate the red white and blue, protesters and hollywood elites marked a day of defiance against the trump administration, this woman scaling the statue of liberty, police locked in a 3-hour standoff with her as she protested the trump administration's immigration policy. she said she wouldn't come down until, quote, all the children were free. another group dropping this abolish ice banner on liberty island. across the country and san francisco demonstrators held and abolish ice rally. hollywood even getting in on the hate with to every country on the fourth of july, we are sorry about our president. he doesn't reflect all of our views and we hope you know the majority of us are ashamed. we will rally each other and come back to the world, one step at a time. back in dc it was a celebration of old glory with donald trump praising military heroes. >> to every service member here today and stationed around the world they are all watching, your incredible families, these are truly unbelievable people, thank you for keeping america safe, strong, proud, mighty

everything in hollywood came out. he's not a big name in hollywood, for most people.that part of it. >> i think that mark is a nice guy, from what i can tell. he and i were opposite the couple months ago because he was doing a project about guns and gun control, he wanted the right ring opinion. i told him at the time, folks in hollywood are not particularly fond of people on the right and any association with people on the right are not going to work out well. he tweeted that out, hadn't talked with him since that day, and the blowback on twitter was from a lot of hollywood friends, a lot of people on the far left, and just as we have seen many, many times, the mob mentality rules on twitter. he probably deleted that tweet after probably an hour or two. and then this morning, he put up a full apology. that was after i texted him last night, by the way, told him that i didn't mind that he deleted the tweet and he still has to work in this town in hollywood isn't fond of anyone across the aisle. >> martha: you said he got ratio-80. what does that mean? >> that is when

into how hollywood functions.veryone is interested in hollywood celebrity and this is one way to examine the way hollywood and celebrity function. in a serious way and one that sort of determines the way the film culture will come into existence. it also functions as a critique of that culture. >> when you started the blacklist, did you have to defend against it being corrupt in any way? think not naive enough to that there are people who are campaigning to end up on the list. certainly their agents campaign aggressively. fundamentally it is line voting. get phone calls from agents. i may have made a counting mistake so i go back and check. but one thing that i am most hopeful about is that in the 13 years which we have been doing it, the people who are voting which are hollywood executives recognize the thing only has value if people are in desperate hating with integrity. best case scenario is you drive a lot of attention to a script and the people who most stand to benefit from the list being an actor are also

they fit right in here in hollywood. by the way, so many stars love that show.'m talking j-law, rihanna, lady gaga. so last night we talked to the cast about how they have become hollywood's guilty pleasure. >> it's pretty flattering. i mean, rihanna watches your show? that's pretty dope. >> rihanna, she said i'm her girl crush, so love you, rihanna. >> rihanna doesn't just watch the bravo show that follows the wait staff at lisa vanderpump's hollywood hot spot "sur." she even messages with the cast. >> we do dm. i wouldn't say we are friends, but we are like sisters. >> katie is just casually saying she had a conversation with rihanna. >> lady gaga is also a fan. >> i had dinner with lady gaga. she wanted to know who my plastic surgeon was. i was like, how do you know my name? >> earlier this year a then-pregnant chrissy tiegen skipped the m.e.t. gala to watch what she calls the best show in television history. >> i've exchanged hellos with chrissy tiegen. >> meanwhile, j-law's obsession runs so deep, she not only parodied the intro -- she got into a full-blown

hollywood undercuts reality. hollywood's realism undercuts the right -- the reality of actual life and makes people doubt. a thing that is actually completely accurate. it is a strange relationship between realism and audience expectation. reality and audience expectation. marsha: i like to that phrase ethnic used of people watching to remember day" remembering. i think that gets at that. this idea that hollywood can supplant history in some places. that is how we imagine and think of some of these things as opposed -- because it is so powerful. it is easy to wrap when you see it on a big screen as opposed to reading about it. >> question in the back table to your left, please. >> a couple of points i would like a comment on. isn't one of the reasons that "t is thea tora" did poorly japanese attacked pearl harbor and even resenting his sympathetic view of the japanese washeir preparations for it a reason it elicited a -- an adverse reaction. -- was not anyone in the japanese command that was known to americans ba

not everybody can get to hollywood.here may be a guy who's married in georgia who has a great script. so in terms of the geographic diversity, what have you seen change in the kind of scripts or what have you seen that's sort of interesting that you thought, wow, that's not come across -- franklin: one of the reasons we launched the website as we did is that throughout my time in hollywood, and after i created the black list, i would go to q&a's or events like this and the first question would be, it's great you created this annual survey that helps people who are already in the system get the respect and appreciation they deserve for their work, but i live in iowa, . orgia, chicago, whatever how can i get it to people? i said, what is the answer to this? surely there is a way, if you were a talented writer, to get your work considered by hollywood. and the answer was always the same. enter the academy screen writing competition or move to l.a., get a job at starbucks and network until someone paste attention. and that'

if you're a talented writer by hollywood. the academy is competition and get a job at starbucks and no one pays attention. that is fine, but it's not a great solution. if you're in columbus georgia where he grew up in you voted the minivan, we are moving to l.a. you're a terrible father. you can't move to l.a. to tell your story. you have an industry that is disproportionately upper middle class white male. if you look at sort of people raised in america come you wind up with an industry that is not representative of the country or the world. what they have making -- we've seen submissions from 42 countries, all 50 states. we had a husband and wife writing team from georgia upload their scripts. executive abu dhabi who then ended up getting made at the film festival and ended up being netflix acquisition and the writers who still live in georgia here in los angeles. that is not possible pre-the internet and i don't believe it's possible. those phenomenons are the things i'm most proud of. >> the story of us how hollywood tell

. >> but you say that n hollywood, lgbtq representation is very low even tugh "half of hollywood is gay >> well, i may have said that some years ago. i mean i'm constantly reading about young actors proud to say they're gay because they've own it, they've been through school and college where their very muchity has been accepted. why at the outset of their career should dey startying it. what a stupid thing to do. >> hollywood is not knowing being at the sharp edge of change. this is maybe a long time ago,o but said they're not really known for their certainly commentary. they only recently discovered there were black people in the world. hollywood has mistreated women throhout history and gay men don't exist. >> yes, well there was aime ether he that was truth and hollywood is in the business of a fantasy about the world. not the real world. you knit, i v schools quite a lot. i'm very lucky to do that and i'm allowed to go in quite contrary to that dreadful sectio28 that weot rid of. it is now the against the law in british schools to discriminate on grounds ofsexuality. so suddenly sc

from hollywood's new it girl issa rae. she's talking to the final lis a script writing contest at miami's american black film festival, a development deal up for grabs. do you think this industry needs this?ities like >> absolutely, 100%. >> reporter: why? >> so maces get lost in the void. >> we out of over 0 2,eople were picked. what i've been putting all my time into actually can happen. >> reporter: ryan coogler won a contest at this same festival. >> it meant a lot. >> reporter: hollywood has long been under fire for a lack of diversity. attempts to diversity tv writers rooms over the past two decades have largely failed. two-thirds of shows in the 2016-17 season had no black briwriters at all. >> the mantra for our company is because holly uldn't. >> you're creating opportunities by people of color for people of cor. absolutely. who will go off into the mainstream and change the face of hollywood. >> reporter: denise davis says what's put on screen affects what goes on behind the screens. >> i've been on a lot of sets

how online streaming services are taking on hollywood bollywood and t.v. worldwide. but china is already calling it a full blown trade war billions of dollars worth of products are affected as u.s. tariffs on selected chinese products take effect this week and china has said it is retaliating with its own tariffs on american goods but the big driver of an all out global trade fight could be cars u.s. president donald trump has said cars are key to getting trade concessions his administration is now considering a twenty five percent tariff on foreign cars and car parts in the name of national security europe currently charges a ten percent tariff on u.s. cars in the u.s. charges only two and a half percent on european cars trump says that's unfair but car makers and dealers around the world point out that the u.s. has a twenty five percent tariff on light trucks and s.u.v.s they're warning the trumps tariffs would be bad for the auto industry and bad for consumers analysts say it is a case of car crash economics. a car making in twenty eight hundred is a global indust

the 74-year-old former hollywood lighting director says his duchess daughter and the palace froze himfter he admitted to being paid for posing for paparazzi photos and giving interviews. the article reports he was not paid for this new sit-down. he is worried he'll never see any future grandchildren and feels this statement he made in a tv interview made meghan upset. >> she's wanted children for a long time. when she met harry and she spoke about how much she loves him, there's got to be a child in the making somewhere soon. >> while the duchess has been embraced by her new royal relatives, it seems her father will continue to lash out, saying, what riles me is meghan's sense of superiority, she'd be nothing without me. i ma her the duchess she is today. prince harry ever again and w quote, diana would have loathed the way i've been treated. >> sometimes the best thing you can say is absolutely nothing at all. >> well somebody who agrees with you on that, chrissy teigen tweeted, quote, let your daughter be happy, please, this is embarrassing. >>> happy exactly is what chris pratt is