it strikes to say, i would be surprised just working and living here in and hollywood or hollywood adjacent anyway, that the actors union doesn't come to some sort of agreement fairly soon. the writers and the actors go hand in hand so you can write the scripts, but if you don't have anybody to add them, you still don't have kind of that. so they, i'm sure that there's going to be some sort of nudge or some sort of push to get those negotiators back to the table between the actors and the hollywood studios to come to come to some sort of agreement. it's like, hey, you guys, we've got the writers back. what can we do for the out there? this is what we did for the writers, and it may work for the actors. it may not. again, we still are unsure about all of the verbiage and exactly what the details of the details of the agreement are. so i but i would be surprised if, if the actors union last on the picket line much longer. i will say this. the writers have been told not to pick it any longer. so that'll be it will be interesting to see if the numbers dwindle outside on the picket line. just on

, invited to hollywood in '27, but he went there only in '29, and '29 is already a completely differentck exchange, that's the world, where it is no longer possible to imagine cinema being silent. esenstein may also be silent films are still being made in the soviet union, but the whole world, including hollywood, is already engaged only in sound films. and that’s why he’s going, to try sound cinema, to see what it looks like, because back in 1928, here in the soviet union, he wrote an article, an application, or rather, under it there are three names izenshtein, pudovkin and alexandrov, but how we know that pudovkin came to visit esenstein, they discussed theses together. but still dictated the text ezenshtein, and aleksandrov just recorded the two of them, in general, this article, which is loudly called an application, is just a proposal on how to use sound, so that on the one hand, not to lose the expressiveness of filmed cinema with its editing, attention to details, on the other hand, add sound as a new phenomenon, so that we don’t just record the sound, but so that there is sound

the very first film to open the festival in 1932 was a big hollywood stunner...drjekyll and mr hyde starring fredric march. and they've sort of got back to that in recent years. they've had big films from hollywood, and even films that are sort of independent films that have gone on to do well in the oscars. they've had things like nomadland and the shape of water, which won the best picture 0scar. but also, they've had films that have done better than you might expect from streamers, like roma, which obviously was such a big sensation in the year it was released. that debuted at venice. for over 90 years and 80 editions, venice has survived through its ability to reinvent itself — a festival that manages to mix art and commerce, world cinema and hollywood blockbusters, all with a unique vibe and amongst a setting that is truly awe—inspiring. it may not have been hollywood's most visible year but venice was still the launchpad for many international films, from directors old and new. here are some of my top picks. a young woman lost in a man's world, and that man

, invited to hollywood in '27, but he only went there in '29, and '29 is already a completely differentf the collapse of the nyuk stock exchange, this is a world where it is no longer possible to imagine a movie being filmed, ezenstein may still be and maybe in soviet the union is still making silent films, but the whole world , including hollywood, is already working only on sound films, and that’s what he’s coming for... sound films, to see what it looks like, because he was here in 1928. soviet union, he wrote an article application, or rather, under it there are three names isenstein, pudovkin and aleksandrov, but as we know, pudovkin came to visit esenstein, they discussed the theses together, but the text was still dictated by ezenstein, and alekandrov simply followed them like i wrote it down after two, in general, this article, which the application is loudly called, just a proposal on how to use sound, so that on the one hand, not to lose the expressiveness of cinema with its editing, attention to detail, on the other hand, add sound as a new phenomenon, so that not just the so

the hollywood content that cinemas are now selling from under the counter, but we will start with the film chizhik-pyzhik returns, with which the central filmmakers chizhik-pyzhik returns officially return to the children's cinema, they say that they tried to shoot a story in the atmosphere of that kindest soviet cinema from our childhood and about our childhood, that is, the focus on films of direct dialogue between the hero of the child and the child viewer. classmates lyova and dana dream of different things ; one wants her parents not to get divorced, the other wants to become a famous blogger during a trip to st. petersburg. they learn about the statue of a chizhiko-pyzhik, which, according to legend, grants wishes if you hit the pedestal with a coin, but when the children gather in front of the monument, they kidnap him, now the marriage of the lion's parents and the blogger's career are in jeopardy and the heroes rush to look for the criminal on their own. for children it will be very a good movie because it has adventures and teachers. that is , there is some kind of morality

talkshows going back to air in hollywood with the end of the right to strike. getting fully scripted shows will take some time. we have analysis about what the situation is right now and what it means going forward. this is life in paris. thank you very much. azerbaijan said it has arrested the former head of the separatist government. it happened as they try to cross into armenia on wednesday. it is estimated that over 50,000 people so far have fled the view of corridor. the second corridor was blockaded by forces last september. they have this from armenia. they come here to the cultural center behind me to get registered by the red cross. speaking to some of these displaced families, they explained to me this. the children could not sleep. they were scared. we stayed in the shelters in the basement. sorry to use those words but what could we do? refugees come to get registered by the red cross. they could get medicine and other humanitarian aid such as food, water before making their way by going straight to the capital. >> the only hope we get is from the r

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it could bring an end to a stalemate that has practically ground hollywood to a halt. for nearly 5 months, right, has and creators took to the streets cooling for best to pay rules on the number of writing stuff employed on shows and invitations on the use of us, official intelligence and the writing process. every day there's some new story about a i and there's no doubt that those services will continue to improve. and right now as some of our members call them, they're plagiarism machines and they have no business in the writing of scripts. but this deal wouldn't mean production in hollywood can redeem immediately sag astra. a union that represents some, 850000 actors, also began strike action on july 14th. and they have not to yet reach to deal with gta bosses. some famous faces have shown the support for the cause. the, our industry is a $160000.00 actors for instance. and they're struggling to make a living just to just to, you know, to eat so and, and they weren't. and many of them were making a very decent living before doing the exact same job. so it's right t

now it was a dispute that brought hollywood to a standstill. right as of tv series took shows and movies stopped work 5 months ago . they were demising beth of pay and working conditions, as well as protection from the use of author official intelligence. now they've reached a tentative deal with studio bosses. cameras will not stop building again straight away, thousands of active off fill in dispute with the big studios. close to a done deal. one that union negotiate to say contains quote, meaningful games and protections for writers. not much more has been revealed about the tentative agreement that has been struck between the writer's guild and film and television studios is finalized. it could bring an end to a stalemate that has practically ground hollywood to a halt. for nearly 5 months, right, isn't creators took to the streets, cooling for best to pay rules on the number of writing stuff employed on shows and invitations on the use of us, official intelligence and the writing process. every day there's some news story about a i and the

hollywood content collects one and a half ten times less than usual.cator of the strength of marketing, without which the content does not sell normally. but it is also the volume of hollywood's losses and the price of the issue, and its inevitable return to the market and the answer to the question. who really needs this return and what will be its conditions for fairness for the cinema to continue working, including screenings russian paintings are enough and that zilch that gray gives. ten of hollywood is now without advertising by a pirate, especially stolen products, but for the industry, this zilch is also accurate. there are two big risks here. first, the fees of such films are not reinvested back into the production of our cinema, which is now in dire need of a multiple increase in the number of films, events, such as challenge and cheburashka ; the second risk is that rental is not only about content and fees. it is also soft power to dose the impact, which is more difficult for its viewer in the gray and black market, but while the discussion

hollywood?for hollywood?— the deal, what will it mean for hollywood? it will probably well before scripted _ hollywood? it will probably well before scripted shows _ hollywood? it will probably well before scripted shows return . hollywood? it will probably well - before scripted shows return before writers get back to the writing room. one cd said it could have a few episode shop before the end of the year but unclear when that would be on the schedule. talk and variety shows like saturday night live could be back on air within days. what be back on air within days. what damaue be back on air within days. what damage you _ be back on air within days. what damage you think— be back on air within days. what damage you think it's _ be back on air within days. what damage you think it's been done in the these five months to the industry?— the these five months to the indust ? . , , ., ., ., industry? there has been a lot of sufferin: industry? there has been a lot of suffering in _ industry? there

and for breakthrough in hollywood rises with this strike. but it doesn't mean the cameras will start rolling again. next week, thousands of actors are still facing the big film studios. the homage walk into the program, armenian and authorities say nearly $7000.00 refugees have cost is bought. it from the corner car box says as the by john to control the disputed region last week. so it is president bridge, a type other one says as a by johns offensive as open a window to normalize strange relations in the region. is there a leader in home and yes, has suggested a new lands car doors in kentucky and as the buys on, it would pass through armenian territory and the as advise on the region of knox, yvonne, i mean, well, several people have been killed and more than 200 injured in a loss at a fuel depot in the corner car box, emergency teams, rochester to the scene of the explosion near the capitals upon the codes. it's not clear whether the incident is linked to the current conflict. while that spring and richard get a go see him, he's the head

and so this hollywood battle is not over yet.it's probably going to be a while before scripted shows actually return once writers get back to the writing room. hollywood insiders predict it could be january before production resumes. 0ne show runner for law and order svu laid out a plan that could have a few episodes shot before the end of the year, though it's unclear when they would actually be on the schedule. talk and variety shows like saturday night live could be back on the air within days if the agreement is ratified. wendy, how much financial damage do we think has been done to the industry over the past five months since they've gone out on strike? yeah, there's been a lot of suffering in the industry. 0bviously, actors who don't have any other work coming in, writers as well. and a lot of businesses that are connected to the acting industry, such as makeup and costumes. and there's all kinds of businesses in hollywood that depend on the industry. and what is the latest then on the actors who are striking? well, it's. .

hooray for hollywood- — clean up. lovely to you. hooray for hollywood- -- _ clean up.y _ clean up. lovely to you. hooray for hollywood. -- lovely to _ clean up. lovely to you. hooray for hollywood. -- lovely to see - clean up. lovely to you. hooray for hollywood. -- lovely to see you. . the philippine coastguard has removed a "floating barrier" installed by china to prevent fishing boats entering a contested part of the south china sea. the philippene government said the barrier was a hazard to regional navigation, and a clear violation of international law. the video the coastguard released showed divers beneath the buoys cutting a cable that linked them together. and this photo which showed them removing an anchor that moored the "floating barrier". chinese forces have frequently harassed the philippine coastguard. recently they fired water cannon at philippeno boats that were resuppling a military outpost on a disputed reef. recently the philippenes signed a mutual defence treaty with the united states, that would extend to "an armed attack on the philippine armed f

and that's the breakthrough in the hollywood rights of the stripe. doesn't mean the camera start rolling again. next street, thousands of actors are still facing the big phone services, the hello, i'm christine wendell. welcome to the program. there is a growing refugee crisis in the goal. know cairo boss as thousands of refugees across the median border in the wake up as a by john staples of the off the dispute region. others has not been so lucky according to if they come in. you know, forty's, 20 people have been killed and more than 200 injured in a bloss at a fuel facility, reportedly lining up to get petrol for the a cause to leave the on cave signed and media processed as i've gathered. it's demand the resignation off the prime minister and find a solution. so the crisis ever since they fights is with defeated by as a, by john, in a military operation with little prospect. if it doesn't mean these ethnic armenians have left behind their homes and livelihoods, they feared for their lives as my god. no got boss was drugged for me back under eith

the hollywood screen lights a strike could be coming to an end. after the rises, gills of america reached a tentative agreement with studio bosses, vices of tv, films, and toll shows down tools 5 months ago, demanding fan of pay and working conditions. the members of union will not vote on the day of a separate disputes involving actors is still on the guy close to a done deal. one that you need to negotiate to say contains, quote, meaningful games and protections for writers or not much more has been revealed about the tentative agreement that has been struck between the writer's guild and film and television studios is finalized. it could bring an end to a stalemate that has practically ground hollywood to a halt. for nearly 5 months, right, isn't creators took to the streets, cooling for best to pay rules on the number of writing stuff employed on shows and invitations on the use of us, official intelligence and the writing process. every day there's some new story about a i and there's no doubt that those services will continue to improve. and

and the hopes of a breakthrough in the hollywood right to strike. but the congress won't stop rolling again. any time soon? thousands of actors are still in disputes with a big selves. the . i'm going to have those as well come to the program. our media says nearly 7000 refugees of across the border from the disputed region of to go on a co bach physic, rolling for estimate armenians traps since also by john we took control of the enclave last week. took as president red zip top ad one says also by jobs offensive as opens a window to normalize strange relations in the region. also by john's lead um you have my lease as suggested in the land court or linking to archie and also by john passing through a median territory and p as a by johnny region of knoxville to many of the rest cities are crossing inter, i mean, yeah, from the gone a couple of blocking calls and buses, voyages, maria tom, opposite and jennifer pocket font this report from the a median border tax ca stream mouse isn't the kind of boss is hundreds of ethnic armenians flee the hawkins.

i mean, hollywood, no doubt, now. yes. i mean, hollywood, no doubt. though. — now. yes.ow. yes. i mean, hollywood, no doubt, though, is breathing - now. yes. i mean, hollywood, no doubt, though, is breathing a - now. yes. i mean, hollywood, no| doubt, though, is breathing a sigh of relief, ben, but the details won't be released for several days. lawyers are still kind of, you know, going over the fine print of the language that is going to be included in it, then the negotiators and the writers guild of america vote on it before sending it to the board before they send it to the membership. we do know, obviously, that there was a crucial key paragraph that will relate to generative ai and how that is used in content production in the future going forward. the role it will play in there. that was something that was a real concern. the details as yet still unknown is at the picket lines, suspended for now but the strike is going on until that ratification.— strike is going on until that ratification. ., ~ ., ., ., ratification. talk to me about that issue of ai- _ ratifica

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a deal revolving around the way artificial intelligence could soon transform hollywood.miguel almaguer >> reporter: putting down picket signs and picking up pens, today hollywood writers scripting their return to work securing a 12.5% pay raise over three years, writers also won staffing minimums on future projects, but perhaps most important, guardrails over the use of artificial intelligence. a.i. can't write or rewrite literary material a.i. generated material can't be used to undermine a writer's credit, and a company can't require the writer to use a.i. software >> it's hard to put guardrails on something that by the time those guardrails are laid down, the technology has already moved on. >> reporter: the writers deal could serve as a template for actors who are still on the picket line as all of hollywood looks to resume shuttered productions, but the use of a.i. is expected to eliminate the need for some actors and could replicate the look and sound of famous faces. >> if you have a film or tv show that normally would have a dozen actors, maybe you could have six

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hollywood is demanding for you to be considered for x award, check a million boxes.hing to do with emmy, oscars, it is fiction if you impede my historical accuracy and what i do with my film. >> cheryl: the director went on and said, okay, there is one character of color and she was abused in the movie and in 1750 denmark, she was probably the only person in denmark that was of color. it looks like a great movie, brutal time. i do like the fact they started laughing at the reporter and said, buddy, give me a break. nobody is watching the oscars anyway, ratings have gone down, people are over politicization of hollywood. i'll bet this movie makes a lot of money. >> ari: you are missing the point, this is not historical accuracy, this is rules of diversity. who wrote the rules? i don't think there are enough hungarians on this set. rules of diversity, if you are in south korea, do you have to have whcaucasians? where does this go other than where it should, merit and accuracy? >> emily: question posed, are you worried about it? are you, are you worried? >> kennedy: not

this is hollywood and every year millions of people come here to savour the sort of glamour and glitzwalk of fame which stretches east to west along hollywood boulevard for nearly a mile and a half and is made up of more that he doesn't but star is embedded into the pavement. 0ne embedded into the pavement. one of those doris belongs to donald trump. awarded to him on the work of the television show the work of the television show the apprentice but since he ran for president, it has proved almost as controversial as he is. latina advocacy groups demanded it be removed after he was quoted as calling mexicans rapists and drug traffickers. in recent years, it has repeatedly been defaced and destroyed only to be repaired despite the fact city officials here who generally have little regard for mr trump would rather see it removed. there were calls for another star that has commonly been vandalised, that of the comedian bill cosby, to be removed after he was accused of sex abuse. the hollywood chamber of commerce which administers the walk of fame continues to resist any such calls saying

hollywood studio bosses and the union representing writers have reached a tentative deal.riters have been on strike since early may. the more than 15,000 members will still have to vote to ratify the deal. in a statement, the writers guild of america said: actors are still out on industrial action, though. they have been on strike sincejuly. both strikes have hit the entertainment industry hard. live now to sandro monetti, editor in chief of hollywood international filmmaker magazine. he joins us now from beverly hills in california. you are popping the champagne, sandro, so i believe you think this is a done deal? hallelujah! it looks like it. and here in california the cost of the economy of the work stoppages has been over $3 billion. because it is more thanjust the right billion. because it is more than just the right is billion. because it is more thanjust the right is being on strike and the actors, too, it is all the support industry. 0ne is all the support industry. one in five jobs is all the support industry. one in fivejobs in california, here in la, has somethi

some hollywood _ maintain the ban... some hollywood actors - maintain the ban...an... some i hollywood actors have called for a stop. fin whales are listed as vulnerable globally, but stocks in iceland are reportedly stable. only one whaling station still hunts them and export the meat to japan. it says it won't hang up its harpoons any time soon. if you have a hefty stock of fish, of wales, you utilise them. if it's not healthy, you don't utilise them. the estimate for fin whales around ice land is about 40,000 animals. just two other countries, _ about 40,000 animals. just two other countries, norway - about 40,000 animals. just two other countries, norway and - other countries, norway and japan, still allow commercial whaling. in 1986 there was a global moratorium due to dwindling whale stocks. iceland halted the practice not long after buckley restarted again in 2006. around the world, commercial whaling has mostly been consigned to the history books. but in iceland it remains a highly emotive issue. in recent years, the views of icelanders have undergone a se

but that said, there is too much regulation in hollywood. this absurd hollywood.the oscars diversity rules in the oscars and they are pumping a load and they are pumping out a load of makes have of rubbish so that makes me have limited also limited sympathy. there's also an irony and hollywood an irony about la and hollywood in . the most in general. it's the most aspirational, in general. it's the most aspirational , cutthroat, aspirational, cutthroat, individualistic industry . and individualistic industry. and then they all vote bernie and go on strike. i've always found that strange paradox, it's that a strange paradox, but it's slightly similar to the stand—up thing, it? where standups thing, isn't it? where standups are pretty much uniformly left of , some of them quite of centre, some of them quite hard also hard left, and yet also absolutely, you know, thatcherite activities thatcherite in their activities , you know, just like we're little, we've never able to little, we've never been able to form where no form a union where there's no kind action at kind

forget the hollywood dialects.there's high, middle, low german, then there's spanish, which is where i come from. and stuttgart, having been born an army hospital there and there's which is what they speak in bavaria. and then they got other linguistic twist and turns from the rhineland and every little enclave of germany. that time had its own linguist dialect, and she would be able listen to that and tell you. that's a native speaker or that's somebody trying to fake it and oh, what did they mean by using that colloquial expression like sick or einsteins? okay, that's the security service. but how about? fingers. fingers you feel you can feel the battlefield danger, your fingertips, which is what they said about rummel. now, interestingly and then i'll get the hedy lamarr, interestingly enough, hitler's original foreign secretary was brought over here to just outside of alexandria bush hill, right along eisenhower avenue today between eisenhower avenue and the beltway at the west end of alexandria bush hill plant

breaking overnight, hollywood ending. the writers union and studios reach a tentative deal after nearly five months on the picket lines. what's in the proposed agreement, and where negotiations stand with the actors union today. >>> plus, border breaking point. the mayor of el paso, texas, now warns his city is running out of room and resources for the thousands of migrants arriving daily. >>> and mission accomplished. nasa's seven-year journey through space to retrieve an asteroid sample comes to an end. what scientists are hoping the rock will reveal. >>> hey, good morning, i'm shanelle kaul in for anne-marie green. we start this morning with some breaking news overnight. the writers guild of america announced late last night that it reached a tentative deal with the major studios. after almost five months of striking, hollywood writers are set to get off the picket lines. however, members of the union are not authorized to return to work just yet. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more on the agreement. good mo

the hollywood strikes drag on.nd it's not just writers and actors feeling the impact. >> it's very embarrassing to feel like i'm a grown person who can't pay my bills. but i know i'm not the only one. >> byron: at a-listers like margot robbie -- >> here to support the union as a proud sag-aftra member. >> byron: and oscar isaac show solidarity, trickle-down effects are pushing some to the brink. >> people were desperate in the beginning. >> byron: how long until a breakthrough? >>> sue is ye. the contractor and a legal clash with kanye west. >> i said, are you trying to kill me am? >> byron: what he says about working on ye's unusual beach house. from allegations of dangerous conditions and unpaid wages -- >> just pay the people you owe money to. you have billions of dollars. >> byron: to unpredictable behavior. >> "if you don't do what i ask you to, do you're an enemy." >> byron: will his case hold up in court? i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi i'm playing with clearer skin. 3 out of 4

: but there are many of marilyn posing for photos on hollywood boulevard.she's an international icon, but what did you know? >> ana: i was not sure. then i asked my mom if she remembered marilyn movies on tv? and she definitely did. i guess i was not aware that she was marilyn, you know? it was later on when i started watching films after studying in drama school that i realized this is marilyn monroe, and what she meant. >> stephen: one of the things that i think it's misunderstood about marilyn monroe or norma jean is that very intelligent, very thoughtful. she was very well informed on the roles that she did, and her -- there is a wonderful scene where she sort of surprises arthur miller with her insight to a character and informs him things about the script that he has shown her that he does not understand about his characters. and sort of famously said about her the only problem with her being a dumb blonde was that she was not dumb and she was not blonde. that was the problem with that. and as a young actress on a upward trajectory and what we might c

. >> the final chapter in the hollywood writers strike. what's in the not yet done deal and how it could affect your fall and winter entertainment. >>> everyone can be forced to pay the price. >> who wants to shut down the government and for what? people brace for impacts on wallets and work. >> it's astounding, hard to believe. >> your community station in oakland as leaders grapple with a theft epidemic. ideas and calls for help. >>> to see the low crowds was really hard. >> a tough year. what grade a's fans give the club at home this year. >>> ♪ my confessions. >> big news for a sunday on the calendar. getting us bumping in the bowl. good morning. i am reed cowan. >> i am gianna franco. thanks for coming back. nicole is on assignment. we are excited for some of the things she's working on, a special project she'll be bringing to air. speaking of the air, it is cool outside and feels like fall. >> i think there can be some sprinkles or wet weather. let's go to jessica. good morning. are we going to see rain? >> we are starting late tonig

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frank also coming up to the writers strike and hollywood. it's stopped production of new shows, it could soon be over. but does that mean that the actors will be back in work as well? it's just presumes that the once the right, as i've got an agreement, it will follow that the actors won't have an agreement. when not sure that yet, so why when happy that the stages move forward? we still don't know the exact and they so many of our favorite shows what to our viewers watching on tv as in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome, we begin the day with babbled tanks and made in america now inside ukraine. on monday you courtney and president zalinski announced the arrival of the 1st abrams babbled tanks promised by the united states. now a total of $31.00. abrams will eventually join a larger force of babel, obtains coming from western europe, all of them with the same goal. to push back the russians. the m one, a bronze tank is a 3rd generation bottle tank named off to a us army general. it was created for homage ground vols

it is coming to hollywood -- coming from hollywood to the big screen. film called "dumb money." we will learn more about it, next. ♪ i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is now only $999. plus free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. >> the meme trading frenzy and gamestop took wall street by storm. that story is now getting the hollywood treatment in a new film called "dumb money," premiering at toronto's film festival. we spoke with executive producers. >> economic inequality, we have seen the top 10% has added $29 trillion to their wealth over the last 30 years. this movie is a way into some of the most -- inequalities of our time. it was important to us, especially being part of the writers guild that is fighting for transparency and fairness in hollywood. jon: let's talk to somebody who knows the meme stock craze very well. does this surprise you to see a hollywood film around th