in hollywood.ight now the stage is being set as you see at the iconic hollywood bowl for an unprecedented celebration for freedom 157 years in the making. this is juneteenth on cnn. i'm don lemon live from los angeles and thrilled to be part of the event honoring the newest u.s. federal holiday. tonight it is going to be extraordinary. a concert that's uplifting and educational and only seen here on cnn. enjoying an extraordinary display of black talent of genres and generations here. the all-star lineup with earth wind and fire with "september" and the legendary chaka khan live on stage with "ain't nobody." that's michelle turner next to me. and khalid with "talk" and ne-yo performing and also featured special messages. michelle obama and the first black vice president of the united states kamala harris and will hear from president joe biden. we'll set the stage for the show in less than an hour by talking to the woman known as the grandmother of juneteenth which is opal lee. amazingly young at 95

hollywood has a history of trying to conceal and manage the misdemeanors of its stars.s same script play out time and again, where we see a household name in hollywood being accused of abuse. we then see the media relate every single salacious detail, and then tinseltown is back in an image crisis and scrambling for some kind of pr help. the fatty arbuckle affair was the first celebrity scandal of the movie era and threatened to destroy the industry just as it was taking off. a comedian and massive star of silent movies, in 1921, arbuckle was accused and later acquitted of the rape and murder of a young woman at a party. his downfall was weaponised by moral reformers critical of the portrayal of sex and violence on screen. in a culture war that took place in america post—world war one, his films were banned in theatres, and he was hounded in the press. the resulting hysteria shook the movie industry to its core. in an attempt to avoid government censorship, hollywood censored itself, and the hays code, banning nudity, profanity and graphic violence on screen was born. d

and that's the thing about hollywood. since its creation, more than a 100 years ago, it's been making movies for audiences that a reflection of itself, weston and white. some of the most, you know, kind of can only cool films have featured very problematic representations of particular groups. 0, one really key example was breakfast at tiffany's, where mickey rooney was a why actor plays a very, very racy stereotype over time. these person don't be angry, you dear little man at one, do it again in recent times. i can't help. but think of hollywood depiction of the me, denise, ben affleck's. all guy is a depiction of a rod made by people who've never been to iraq. oh, lot of tv shows and a lot of films that have not aged well opinions please. you'll never see the light it in a way that lack communities in america have been impacted in the way that we talk about law enforcement in the way that we talk about violence and drugs. ah, can you think about asian american communities? when you talk about things like sexuality and

that would be redundant, hollywood, not there yet. so the next time you watch a film and you're not offended, maybe stick around for a few minutes and consult the credit for the reason why. staying with representation, when june marked around the world as pride month, a celebration of l, g b, t plus people, their identities histories and their fight for equal rights. for us, it's an opportunity to share some resources specific journalists and outlets that cover the broad spectrum of stories and issues in the queer community. openly is a twitter account, a news website run by the thompson. reuters foundation providing a mix of additional reporting as well as aggregation. queer majority publishes writing that ranges from reflective to deputized. they also put out cartoons and poetry their mission. they say is to create a space for nuanced and productive dialogue in malaysia where l g, b, 2 plus people face socially uneasy, discrimination clearly piece is a one stop shop for news articles, opinion pieces, even recipe from piano s l m fee

that would be redundant. hollywood is not there yet . so the next time you watch a film and you're not offended, maybe stick around for a few minutes. for us, it's an opportunity to share some resources specific journalists and outlets that cover the broad spectrum of stories and issues in the career community. openly is a twitter account, a news website run by the thomson reuters foundation providing a mix of additional reporting. as well as aggregation. queer majority publishes writing that ranges from reflective to deputize. they also put out cartoons and poetry their mission. they say is to create a space for nuanced and productive dialogue in malaysia where l g, b, t, q plus, people face social media discrimination. clearly piece is a one stop shop for news articles, opinion pieces, even directly from pendle cilenzo is an advocacy organization working for the rights of left in and bisexual women and children. their twitter feed is a real resource for queer news and information across latin america. welcome to gender. i can hopefully

we don't need to outsource this to people in robes were big tech or big corporations or hollywood or this for ourselves. >> dagen: you were touching on what is the very greatness of our republic system and what we are capable of. i want to get your reaction before we go. congressman alexandria ocasio cortez just one person of many on the left pressing president biden to use federal land in red states to provide abortion. >> the baby steps. open abortion clinics on federal land. [cheers and applause] >> dagen: conservatives roasting idea, when tweeting "they have run on turning our national parks into abortion factories." another, "the tribes ain't going to have this." one more, aoc. a new up ed with snarky headline aoc and senator warren master plan abortion at yellowstone. the "washington examiner," member of the biden administration are not on the same page about this at all. listen. >> can the administration expand abortion access were abortion services on federal land? >> i mean, it is not right now what we are discussing. >> congressional democrats are calling for the biden admi

>> he has a massive film history as a hollywood director and these change the world consistently andnd constantly wh his cage rattling messages in his wisdom. that's an change maker, a new word we are starting. from his movie nixon to any given sunday to the peace -- people versus larry flynt from born on the 4th of july remember tom cruise and born on the 4th of july to platoon of my favorite heaven and earth to salvador,le jfk natural-born killers in the movie the doors oliver stone has become the world's most controversial and respected directors. he's a mover, shaker or world changer and iconix for the past several decades. at this time is being honored for different history one of his own memoir. mso please welcome the oscar-winning writer and director oliver stone. [applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ [applause] >> sin i expect that a word to sum oliver's's mantle with all of its its oscars. up into his home and i think there's a rule space for that one on the tv room mantel. >> last night at dinner oliver turned to me and he said it's all up to the moderator. these things die when the moderator is

the hollywood actor johnny depp wins his multi—million dollar lawsuit against his former wife amber heardssia accuses the united states of escalating the conflict in ukraine — after president biden promises to send hi—tech rockets to help ukrainian forces. another shooting incident in the united states — four people are dead and others are injured at a hospital campus in tulsa, oklahoma. and the final rehearsals have taken place and the celebrations are about to begin — for queen elizabeth's 70 years as monarch. johnny depp has won his libel case against his former wife, amber heard, after she claimed in an article that she'd endured domestic violence during their 15—month marriage. the jury found that ms heard's statements about her marriage were "false" and that she'd acted with "actual malice". our correspondent, david sillito, has been at the hollywood trial of the century since it began in april — and looks back at a case that provided powerful testimony about the actors�* relationship. mr foreperson, is this the verdict of the jury? after six weeks in court and six years of angry di

there were also others there hollywood stars and sharon stone is such a famous hollywood actress accordingthe movie basic instinct , she generally sobbed for 20 minutes, she just took my hands and hugged me, tears were flowing, i was in such a state of shock that i could not even share her tears with her, i just stood and she thanked me and she kept asking me i hate russia , i hate putin and i am very ashamed that this is happening in ukraine thanks to what well , i have a lot of respect for this person. i think we should consider him now an american with a ukrainian from the heart, because surely the audience and you know that he was in the first days of the war in ukraine, he was filming a documentary and he saw it all with his own eyes, and when he came here to california to hollywood, he did this big charity event - it was an auction where millionaires and hollywood stars collected money, but not exclusively for ukraine. you see, i haven't taken off the ribbon yet. this charity event was called in memory of the bark. it was organized in order to raise money for countries that are curre

this is hollywood."nd we've got to go to city hall, but once we arrived there, ha, ha, here again, chief edward m. davis, i, you know, this is a hateful man at that time. well, morris and bob had said, "don't mention the gay thing unless you have to." as we started talkinto themthey got very nasty. "who do you represent?" and i said, "i represent the gay and lesbian community of los angeles." well, with that, you'd have thought i'shot the whole police commission in front of the chief of police. he went off. then they started laughing. finally, they voted on it and said we had to put up two bonds: one in the amount of a million dollars to pay for the parade and for cops. then we had to pay half a million dollars in cash, a cash bond, to pay for all the windows that were gonna be broke on hollywood boulevard when people started throwing rocks at us. so we came back the next week, and when we came back the next week we had--the aclu, thank god, had given us an attorney, herb selwin. and went to the city on

what the hollywood star thinks about geopolitics is not without irony, noticing a much needed visit. over. will bring such a wonderful joke. he fits well, i think. eh, in the direction of the conversation. here is a rat complaining to the hamster homa well, what are you and i, the same class of biological rodents there, and you are loved there by your warm nests there. and here they are chasing me. khoma, here he lived with his own. uh, cheeks there, uh, moving and saying, you know the roof change your pr manager. you see, it's the same here. here zelensky goes by a small train trailer, or rather for , uh, hollywood actors, but he just doesn’t keep up very well. glory goes to the hollywood landing which is steadily landing in ukraine , the script, beaten and similar to each other , jolie's croissant and the toilet bowl, on which she allegedly sat in lviv, have already been sold, coming out soon to wait for new lots. the fact that an event is taking place in ukraine is nothing but such a tide that raises all boats and it must be understood that not only the zelensky user is using the

. ♪♪ >> he's got a massive film history as a hollywood director and he's changed the world consistentlystantly with his cage rattling messages and his wisdom. at fau. from his movie nixon to any given sunday the joy luck club to the people versus larry flynt. from born on the fourth of july remember tom cruise and one on the fourth of july to platoon. from my favorite heaven and earth to salvador my favorite heaven and earth to salvador, jfk, natural born killers and the movie the doors. oliver stone has become the world's most controversial and one of the most respected directors. a mover, shaker, world changer and icon of the past several decades. in this time in different sort of history, what about himself, his own memoir. so please welcome the oscar writing director, oliver stone. [applause] [applause] [applause] are these these microphone would have been better? oliver wants a diploma is what he said backstage. finish my college education. i expect that award to sit on oscar oliver's mantle with all his oscars. i've been to his home and i think there's a little space for that one

. >> is not a massive film history, he's a hollywood director and he's changed the world consistently and constantly with his cage rattling messages and his wisdom. thus the changemakers award tonight is a new award were starting here. from his movie next and to any given sunday to join the club to the people versus larry flynt, from born on the fourth of july, remember tom cruise in fourth of july to platoon, from my favorite heaven and earth to salvador, jfk, natural born killers and the movie the doors. all of oliver stone has become the world's most controversial and one of the most respected adirectors. he's a mover, a shaker, a world changer and an icon of the past several decades . this time is being honored for a different sort of history. one about himself,his own memoir so please welcome the oscar-winning writer and director oliver stone . [applause] [applause] >> oliver once a diploma is whathe said backstage . >> finished my college education. >> i expect that award to sit on oliver's mental. i've been to his own and i think there's a little space for that one on the tv ma

of course this is show business, hollywood, these are hollywood stars, but this is also real-life.lly painful and difficult tales marriage and a picture painted of a pretty dysfunctional relationship at times. actually some sobering details we heard over the last six weeks. >> we did indeed. claims about amber heard had attacked johnny depp in australia while he was filming pirates of the caribbean. only for a surgeon to come into court to say that his finger was not sliced, injured in any way. comments about him writing in blood on a wall after the incident, details that were quite disturbing at times, some would say. ultimately, looking in on the case, some would say that it was a bit of a toxic relationship. now it is being played out for the public to really get an insight into the lives of hollywood a list or -- a-listers which are usually not privy to. in this case, it is now public. remember, this is not the first time for johnny depp. he was in the u.k. defending a case which he lost. for both of them, this is about their reputations and damage limitation. ultimately, both

jerry sides of the hollywood superstar concluding his ex wife. i've heard defamed him in a 2018 opinion article. ah and told me your logic well, it's good to have you with us. western governments are increasing their pledges of military aid to help ukraine fend off a russian assault in the countries east. president joe biden says the us will provide precision rocket systems while germany has promised modern anti aircraft missiles, russian foreign minister. so gay lab rove has responded by saying that the delivery of advanced weapons risks bringing what he called a 3rd country into the conflict. these at the advanced rocket systems, the u. s. will be sending to ukraine long requested by president, followed me zalinski keith harps these type of weaponry. we'll give it the upper hand. these medium range missiles could strike into russian territory. but ukraine has a grade not to use them to do so. writing in the new york times, president biden announced the latest military aid to help ukraine in its fight against the invading forces. but russia's fo

hollywood is so disingenuous when it says stuff about this.green of the cash. when we were covering alec baldwin and emily had dug up what happens on set for that environment, we know what gun safety looks like. i grew up with guns in the house. my dad was in the military. when you look at all of that, hollywood didn't collectively have the same kind of inverted look at itself in terms of how it was handling gun violence. it didn't talk about alec baldwin, in terms of a guy who maybe had made some mistakes. what did he do with the weapon to make sure it was safe? what did he learn about gun safety in all the years in hollywood? >> it's the conversations we need. we need to teach people how to operate firearms safely instead of being scared of firearms. >> hollywood didn't look at that. they're not looking at that. they're looking at how to protect their cash cow. will smith, no gun involved, slapped a guy and they're still trying to figure out, how do we normalize will smith. we'll send him to meditation. if he quits first, can he resolve it w

more than 3 million people watched the trial of depa and heard live, not every premiere of a hollywood blockbuster gathers such a large number of viewers. when the news hits uh, the story of two famous people. and yet, after all, these are really two famous people. we can't get away from this show format. played the main male role in this show. johnny grandfather, what do you say? i'll say you're in trouble, you'll need a bunch of legal advice along the way. well , yes, how is your advocacy, i advise you to rent fast cabrilsk? why don't you charge for something , do it, right? johnny depp is an american actor , film director, musician, screenwriter and producer in his first role. he played in the film a nightmare on elm street when the depot was 21 years old. mom he was best known for his films directed by tim burton depp became his muse he starred with burton in the paintings of edward scissorhands. sleepy hollow, why do i only understand that confession is not enough to solve crimes alice in wonderland, the real alice i absolutely recognized you right away, by the way, burton is one

whereain hollywood, there was a lot of open empty space in and around.e very private lives in this town. so because there was so much privacy, hollywood very easily became a gay mecca. craig loftin: gay people came to the new movie colony because they we always in theatrical circles in new york and in greenwich ville. historically, the theater has been a safe space for all gay people, especially gay men. in repressive environments especially, gay people learn how to act and sort of act throughout our lives, you know? if you have to pretend to be heterosexual, then you get ally good at playing a character. lillian faderman: the industry in hollywood attracted gays and lesbians because gays and lesbians he always tended to be artistic. david: what hollywood was looking for was sophistication and, well, wouldn't you know it, the smartest, most sophisticated people were ga steve: gay people created hollywood glamour, whether that be adrian creating the gowns for joan crawford and norma shearer and greta garbo, or orry kelly creating bette davis or walter plu

is very hot in hollywood. i think i say here is my audience and i'm saying you know, you people are putting these shows on the air these cop shows and all this -- where you putting the bad guy is a typically cliche drug dealer. he looks like a monster put him in jail. put everybody in jail. that's what you guys want. i said, this is not a healthy society that way. you got to understand why people do drugs. well, the book does a great job telling that story and how in the fallout from that golden globe speech. luckily. it wasn't televised in those days. you say you said been televised. i would have been canceled. i don't know i think today you would have been celebrated for that exact speech but that's my opinion. so i want to talk the book does a great job of covering the three times in which phil mcnarrative is told the script the cut in the edit. would you speak to a little bit the differences between each which you have the production and yeah, that's that's three sections the parts that are that's heavy du

the hollywood star $15 million in damages.espondent david silitto has been following this trial. mr foreperson, is this the verdict of the jury? after six weeks in court and six years of angry disputes since their divorce, finally, a judgement by a jury on the allegations that johnny depp had violently assaulted his ex—wife, amber heard. was this defamation? the answer... yes. cheering. outside, there were cheers from the waiting fans, the end of a trial that had been provoked by an article in the washington post in which amber heard had written of being a victim of domestic abuse, allegations that she said were backed up with real proof. there were videos, photographs and, remember, a uk court ruled in 2020 that her account of abuse during her marriage was substantially true. slapped me across the face. then he slapped me again. hejust kicked me — in the back. i thought he was the love of my life. he was, but he was also this other thing. cheering for six weeks, johnny depp has arrived at court each day to cheers. amber heard

hollywood made news, it was when they made stormy daniels, freedom, the key to the city.hat's the idea here. stormy daniels will protect them from runaway crime. it's unbelievable, the thing i like about the story though is at least they are not being hypocrites, they are saying defund the police, their political slogan and actually doing it to themselves. in that sense, good luck to them. the trouble is, they still cannot understand anything beyond their ideology, that's what you see across california in the deep blue areas, they become total ideologues. you can see, anyone can see what just look at the actual consequences of these far left extremist politics but they don't change, the keep plowing straight ahead. in los angeles, george gascon, the d.a. raising recall potentially, he's totally unbound on the face of actual evidence his supporters, chesa boudin in san francisco, he was recalled, now he's saying he's going to run for d.a. again on the same platform. these people will not accept reality. kennedy: they have no shame and there ideology is so much more importa

and i think just really shock, hollywood was shocked. the world. right. we'll have to leave it there for now. so much detail, but not enough time. kj matthews, a pleasure speaking to you to mexico where at least 11 people are dead. and many more and missing after hurricane agatha slammed into the country's pacific coast. a storm was one of the strongest may hurricane to ever hit the country and forecast as say, the weather system could gather strength again in the gulf of mexico and threatened the u. s. this weekend the start of hot again season in the pacific has hit mexico hard hot again. agatha made land fall monday, triggering heavy jeans and deadly flooding. it was the strongest storm to hit this asia in the month of me. since recordkeeping began in 1949 in what haka, dozens of people are still missing. locals are trying to assess the damage as the clear debris and fallen trees, what were the body they were going to be difficult to recover from these losses? we lost everything. we're going to have to start all over again. you look what both services

[laughter] >> in a hollywood now would never make? >> pre- 2001.robably platoon. >> because that was rejected for ten years. and it was too much and too realistic and too much of a downer. and you have to understand you have to make those films once in a while because you have to tell the i truth. those that you have to pay attention to such as rising climax. the movie to me reflects pretty honestly. and so many soldiers are killed that way. and the pentagon thinks we'reca crazy. and that is very tough for american people to take. and then i talk about the treatment of the villagers and then the massacre is the highest example going on a smaller scalee everywhere in the field and i was in three different units in the biggest lie of all these are from the very beginning that we are winning this war and changing the body count. lying and nine and that's what characterizes war and the united states government approach to war. mize allies are the only way to get people involved in the war, wanting to fight the board and to do that they will go to any a

west hollywood is known for its dance clubs and night life.rned visitors coming to the neighborhood, quote if you're coming out, please make sure to secure your phone, avoid carrying wallet cases carrying cash debit card and driver's license and be vigilant. they argue deputy foot patrols are not a deterrent and city council members in support say deputies cost too much. >> we have all talked for two years about reimagining policing. and reimagining policing means reallocating funding. >> reporter: west hollywood does have a wealthy clientele and a strong white liberal gay community that often stands up against discrimination and being targeted but residents do support the move. >> when i asked over 50 well hollywood residents and visitors where they would like to see $22 million, not one person said policing or increase policing. not one. >> you cannot accept the public safety commission's recommendation without putting the people and the visitors of west hollywood in danger. >> reporter: meanwhile, in georgia, 102 sheriffs joined republican

this is hardly the only case in hollywood history.re is always at least one such case going on for this one is unique, one of the biggest stars in the world, or he was. this could bring him back in "pirates of the caribbean," which he was basically pushed out of. so, the stakes were big from a hollywood perspective, big from human interaction and the law on domestic partner abuse, and it is just lascivious and people love to focus on gritty, grimy hollywood stories, for whatever reasons. mark: i am giving myself the final word. you mention she was pushed out of "pirates of the caribbean," but here in france, perhaps the way france is detached from that sort of thing but nonetheless, we thought advertisers might think again, but they did not, they stuck with johnny depp and eric pape, a pleasure speaking with you. eric pape, joining us from los angeles. let's move on to more news -- the u.k. and the british commonwealth is getting ready to celebrate the platinum jubilee of queen elizabeth ii. 70 years since her coronation p four days o

here we go ♪ ♪ hollywood pop corne hollywood pop corner hollywood pop corner ♪ >> jimmy: you're in hollywoodt's roll picture "lightyear." you won't need a light beer to enjoy "lightyear." in fact, the only buzz i got was from actor chris evans, who'll have audiences in bliss heavens. should you see it? i holly-would. [ cheers and applause "elvis." he's left the building, but he's shimmying back into theaters everywhere. austin butler's performance had this critic all shook up and i, for one, smell a hunk of, hunk of burning up the box office should you see it? i holly-would. [ cheers and applause "jurassic world: dominion. no, not "da minions," those little yellow scamps but there's plenty of mischief in this world, caused by all the blood thirsty dinosaurs running amok should man play god? probably not should you see it? i holly-would. [ cheers and applause "top gun: maverick." tom cruise may be leaving on a a jet plane, but it's audiences who'll be back again and again to see the sequel with all the right stuff. top gun? more like top notch entertainment. permission to be thrilled? aye-aye

on hollywood boulevard. visitors pass by our theater every day. sometimes we enjoy peppering them with questions from reporters. one of the resourceful zbiez t guys that works here, tony bambarini, the first of what we hope will be many editions of "breaking the news." ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> hollywood, a stinking cesspool of superheroes and clueless tourists. where are you guys from? >> brazil. >> nobody is sure why the deadly swarm of murder hornets have made their hive here on this leg post on hollywood boulevard. slowly, slowly. they smell here. slowly walk by. slowly. slowly. over half of all children traveling with their parents would rather be with their friends. >> definitely. >> attractive women dating much, much less attractive men, hollywood sitcom trope or something that affects real-life people. >>> tonight, we are here on hollywood boulevard talking to very, very high-priced prostitutes about the modern sex indu industry. the newest trend in holly weird, child husbands? please continue to scour the

dan: that is our rep >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, queen latifah, danny ramirez, and music from pusha t, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, thank you. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ]pthank y big night of basketball in america. thank you. game one -- earlier tonight, game one of the nba finals between the boston celtics and the golden state warriors up in san francisco. the game aired on abc earlier tonight, which means right now, this show is on mute in hundreds of buffalo wild wings across the country. [ laughter ] they see us, but nobody's listening. [ laughter ] obviously, fans in both the bay area and beantown are excited. two great franchises playing. but it's not just the fans who are excited. the celtics got a nice little shout-out from the coach of the cross-town new england patriots, bill belichick, who's very fired up. >> congratulations to the team, the staff, the organization. great accomplishment. look forward to seei

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these are two hollywood stars. particularlyjohnny hollywood stars.at weekend i though i was having dinner at a restaurant and there was a table of women and they were just talking at length about this case. they were giving their opinions but their opinions don't really matter when it comes to the american justice system. the only opinions that matter are those opinions of the five men and two women inside the courthouse behind me. let five men and two women inside the courthouse behind me.— five men and two women inside the courthouse behind me. let us take a look at what — courthouse behind me. let us take a look at what we _ courthouse behind me. let us take a look at what we heard _ courthouse behind me. let us take a look at what we heard throughout i courthouse behind me. let us take a | look at what we heard throughout the six weeks of the trail. some of the details which we should warn people watching at home some of them are quite graphic and quite difficult. perhaps you could remind us we have the summing up from both lawyers at the summing

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this is a hollywood paid political advertisement. they hired a producer to put this thing on. criminal justice system is already dealing with it. here's what it says. it says if you're a member of congress and something terrible happened on the capitol grounds like what happened that day they are going to put a fence up -- they will not do that for a country, but they will put a fence up, have metal detectors in the house chambers, they will do all these its ordinary things and mobilized the national guard, but if you are among the hundreds of small businesses like a burnt to the ground, the people that were killed, harassed, suffered from bad, but we don't care about that. that we are going to condone, that we are going to excuse, that we are going to have a now vice president raise money to bail people out of jail. now we are going to have prosecutors that refuse to prosecute you. by the way, does not matter if you torched a police car, killed a security guard, did whatever you do, that is not a big a deal and it does not matter as much e national mood marshals or anything e

you talk about someone coming in, or the citizens of west hollywood going to fight back on this?ll have a chance to work with the mayor would do something to keep policing on the streets? >> unfortunately what will likely happen is it'll take something very tragic to happen, a loss of life, for this to be reversed. even in my district where i live in venice my councilmember was one of the lead advocates to defund. today he has hired private security with our public tax dollars for his westchester office. then they are putting up fencing and barbed wire. that's what happens when you defund the police. he essentially have to pay for private security. >> joey: in any case, good luck and hopefully you find public safety somewhere. cilla debt ursula, thank you. >> thank you. >> carley: listen to this, a california school board member is coming to boycott the fourth of july following the supreme court ruling of roe v. wade. this woman posted an image on facebook encouraging people to join her, even mentioning she has not celebrated independence day since 2016. she also responded back t

elvis presley and his family celebrated on hollywood boulevard. >> the hollywood walk of fame has a new star. danya bacchuss hag more with your "eye on entertainment" report. >> three generations of the presley family gathered in hood to celebrate the new movie "elvis." priscilla, daughter lisa marie and three granddaughters cast their hands in concrete. >> a very special moment for all of us. we feel incredibly honored. thank you. >> certainly, had elvis lived, he would have been given this honor and probably become a great part of this hollywood tradition and history. >> reporter: producer and director and star austin butler also attended the event. >> my understanding of elvis as an artist, as a global pop culture icon, as a historic figure and most importantly as a human being has grown beyond what i could have ever imagined. >> reporter: the film "elvis" arrives in theaters friday. >> we proudly welcome to the walk of fame, holly robinson peete. >> getting her star on the hollywood walk of fame tuesday. >> when you have family members and friends that pour into your every day and e

it is understood later on the set of the following hollywood picture wild orchid.ingle word of his character, a swedish race car driver. otto did not speak english the actor played only gestures eyes. this is a rather rare quality of non -negative charisma, namely the negative charm of a beautiful person with an internal negative beginning. and there it is played at this stage, so it is expressively remembered. this work is remembered in this film of the species, as once in his youth, he himself rode a motorcycle in the same way as his partner in the film mickey. during the filming of this scene on motorcycles, oleg became ill. he began to lose his peripheral vision and it got to the point where he couldn't see anything but that and he kept falling off motorcycle when filming ended. we went to the doctors and it was discovered that he had a tumor of the pituitary gland, which raised the nerve responsible for vision, and therefore he could not see. nothing further than this. i researched everything on the subject and found the best doctor who knew how to remove pitu

but then again, no one in hollywood knew who rocky marciano was.o in 1975, it was more contemporary so i use that as a reference of the neighborhood loser going the distance with the champion. david: so, does it surprise you, disappoint you or make you feel good that people actually think "rocky" is your life story and that you actually are a boxer? sylvester: it befuddles me. [laughs] david: because people really think that this is your life story. sylvester: i know, they thought they found some fellow who was a pug at one time. people think that i am a little short on the gray matter and more of a rockyesque character. david: to go back, where were you born? sylvester: i was born in hells kitchen, new york. david: then you grew up to some extent in silver spring, maryland? sylvester: the grandparents lived in washington, d.c. and then we moved to bethesda, maryland. david: what did your parents do? sylvester: my father was kind of a tough guy but he focused on hair. the stallone family were very into cosmetology and my mother was, too. she was th

well, the jurassic park film franchise is one of hollywood hollywood most lucrative of all time. now universal pictures is day viewing. the final installment. it's called drastic will dominion, dominion rather, and it's feel number 6 in the series. it's out this week. critics say the special effects are out of this world. don't move bigger why to they always have to go bigger. well, it is one way to sell tickets. jurassic world dominion takes us to a planet earth where dinosaurs are everywhere. fighting with humans for global domination. the final chapter in the story that began 29 years ago with jurassic park, that film created a new standard for special effects. who knew just how long the saga with last evening? near it's been turns out it wasn't quite that simple amersham. 9 baron, grant laura dern and sam meal are back for this final showdown, and maybe even romance you come in or what? jeff gold bloom's back to. if somebody told me 29 years ago, 30 years ago, almost on that i'd be here offering our new 6 version of this movie. that would have thought that was crazy. as crazy

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in hollywood, they made the present a march, the sound stage door. anything in there, with stagehands. every studio had mills were made and sections the sets. you see at the end, the sections for the next day of shooting, they will down on rollers, down the studio streets huge sections like the whole wall of this room here. and into the soundstage. in the soundstage, the stagehands union sent erector's, put these pieces together. the issue that they picked, for this dirt jurisdictional strike was, that the set directors should be carpenters. now carpenters worked in... sections. these fellows only put them together. this led to the jurisdictional strike, the then czar of the carpenters union, had always had a rivalry with the stagehands. so, that was the cause of it. during the war, there had come subversion, and infiltration of some of the unions. even the difficult unions, they had formed a rump group called, the hollywood conference of studio unions. and this was in contrast to the labor council. so, they were on one side one way or another. i was

the hollywood actorjohnny depp wins his multimillion—dollar lawsuit against his former wife amber heardother shooting incident in the united states — four people are dead at a hospital, in tulsa, oklahoma. russia accuses the united states of escalating the conflict any crane after president biden promises to send high—tech rockets to help ukrainian forces. and the final rehearsals have taken place and celebrations are about to begin for queen elizabeth's 70 years as monarch. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, and around the globe. johnny depp has won his libel case against his former wife, amber heard, after she claimed in an article that she'd endured domestic violence during their 15—month marriage. the jury found that ms heard's statements about her marriage were false and that she'd acted with actual malice. mr depp has been awarded $15 million in damages. amber heard also won part of her claim that she'd been defamed by one of mr depp�*s former lawyers, and was awarded $2 million. 0ur correspondent, david sillito, has been at the trial since it began in april, and looks back

wave does not change based on the events of the last week and a half and then when places like west hollywood is bright blues you get continue to double down and chose at how our war the party is with itself which is not good when you going to the ballot box. >> emily: that's right and kaylee they've talked that it's a messaging issue about prime but in reality it simply policy that they have failed to account for public safety for the quality and values that americans strive for and they prioritize and emphasize the right to the defendants and the criminals of the americans they refused to see the paramount issue it is for these voters were swarming red. >> nobody votes as the vote of the city council it was at the to to vote to was five people voting to defund. that you give people encouragement because of their just five people in the tides have turned when you look to pete's point at nationwide elections specifically though on the west coast, voters are frustrated in portland, oregon, 8% think their city is flourishing and prosper and come at you percent, hard to get a percent of them ove