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no one in hollywood has ever cared about screenwriters. producers and direct there's more so because they make more money. but charlie chaplin was more than a producer, screenwriter, or director, he was all three and also an autonomous filmmaker who produced his own films and financed his own films and directed and compose the music scores for his own films. a one man picture. he did not produce a lot, one picture every four or five years but the fact remains he was a very peculiar denizen of hollywood in that he was not part of the studio system, he was part of a charlie chaplin system which was a factory of one. he was outside and inside the system. he was highly respected but no one really knew him, he did not go to a lot of parties, he was extraordinarily shy all his life, and he warmed up to very few people and needed very few people so he was simultaneously part of the mill should pick sure industry -- motion picture industry and part -- a part of that. peter: he left the u.s. for 20 years. set the stage for us. what was going on in

for a brief moment in hollywood, the warner bros. were on the same page as charlie chaplin >> was the great dictator a commercial success? >> a great success, remarkably so, around the world, basically , france was gone when the film opened, italy was gone, fostering -- austria, germany, most of europe was england. but the film was extraordinarily successful in england and america. >> was charlie chaplin jewish? >> no. he wasn't. he was often accused of being jewish by anti-semites. he never denied it because he thought that would -- the application it was something not to embrace. he was simply let it pass. he had been regarded as jewish since the 1920s. >> the subtitle is, when art, sex, politics collide, it was in the 1940s he met a woman named joan barry, who was she? >> a 23-year-old girl who previously was a mistress of j paul getty. she got into her head she should be in the movies and got a letter of introduction and went to hollywood, she and charlie chaplin struck up a relationship that lasted more than a year. charlie chap

_ a hollywood trader and then you have a _ a hollywood trader and then you have a i%— a hollywood trader agreement is guilty went on strike and probably went on strike and probably went on strike over this issue ai are really, really worried. you're actually right, _ really, really worried. you're actually right, and _ really, really worried. you're actually right, and again - really, really worried. you're actually right, and again i . actually right, and again i don't _ actually right, and again i don't have all the answers but i don't have all the answers but i would — don't have all the answers but i would like to imagine that we — i would like to imagine that we seen— i would like to imagine that i've seen so many stories of people _ i've seen so many stories of people who go in hollywood because they want to be a writer— because they want to be a writer and a director of their own— writer and a director of their own films _ writer and a director of their own films and it 20 years later they— own films and it 20 years later they are — own films and it 20 years later they are burnt o

hollywood was not awash in anti- nazi films.y really didn't start producing anti-nazi films for another year. certainly the american public was isolationist in 1939, as was congress. they would continue to be isolationist until the japanese bombed pearl harbor in december 1941. industrially, he was swimming against the tide. the british foreign office didn't even want it made, is neville chamberlain was in the prime minister's office and he was attempting to placate hitler politically and psychologically. it wasn't working. what chaplin believed, when winston churchill believed, would you can't negotiate with an authoritarian psychotic. you can only defeat them or take them down like a mad dog. and the weapons that he had were ridicule and satire. so those are the weapons he chose to use. >> in fact, at the end of the film, charlie chaplin broke eric and give a little each. here's part of it. >> i'm sorry. i don't want to be an emperor. that is not my business. i don't want to rule or conquer anyone. i should like to help everyo

that was the joke. >> this to me speaks of the ego of hollywood. 100% that she can sit there it's whys called at do you money. we saw chris pratt almost canceled for going to church kirk cameron's books have been banned for being religious. of course it's a massive liberal slant in hollywood and we saw it comes in the form of a classist egotistical separation which is why they had servers at the table with masks on but they get to eat for their fund-raisers it is preposterous to think hollywood is anything but far, far left totally accusatory how and you wonder she is her public and friends sure they would say okay i have conservative friends but they aren't trump conservative. it would be acceptable if they are slightly conservative or republican but it's trump that is their demon nonsensically. >> you better run when a democrat grabs a gun. heal acid-related damage to the esophagus called erosive esophagitis, and relieve related heartburn. voquezna is the first and only fda-approved treatment of its kind. 93% of adults were healed by two months. of those healed, 79% stayed healed. a

hollywood is so bad after change her name.ls all the time about don't know he's on fox now kiss my i don't want your movies. don't insult us, don't insult us. >> greg: i was up for mission impossible eight and they saw the show and, yeah. >> the tom hanks height thing was that issue your bullying him he was next some a shorter than him it's a nightmare. >> greg: she had a hard time naming people like john wayne. i was told you must hit or limit in swearing so i hit a brought there's a brick wall there but the conservatives going to say. >> like. [ bleeps ] but i can say that right. anyways i just i've got nothing else to add. >> i think there's nothing anybody can state that illustrates the point better than the fact that she herself couldn't think of the word republican as she was making the argument that is totally right-leaning the democrats and the... by think there's probably some who are conservative but she doesn't know that nobody knows that and they're not open about that why because they won't be and they will lose w

i went on frank sinatra show in hollywood. the pay for 5 minutes was fantastic, in my part, rather nice, but i'm not very good at entertainment. i've never had so many compliments. and i found watching the mechanics amusing, she would make many more television appearances, although generally did not watch tv herself. she didn't have the time. for several years, eleanor was a judge for the sherwood awards, sponsored by the fund for the republic and helped choose the best shows on the theme of civil rights and liberties since was never home to watch programs when they. air visited their offices in new york each year to screen the entries. she also notes staying up late to watch former president hoover speak at the 1952 national convention. republican and not getting enough sleep after watching the 1954 election returns come in. meet the press was one of the few programs she tried to see regularly, calling it informative, instructive, stimulating. she said, i watch television when i want to see certain special programs and if i p

i went on frank sinatra show in hollywood. the pay for 5 minutes was fantastic, in my part, rather nice, but i'm not very good at entertainment. i've never had so many compliments. and i found watching the mechanics amusing, she would make many more television appearances, although generally did not watch tv herself. she didn't have the time. for several years, eleanor was a judge for the sherwood awards, sponsored by the fund for the republic and helped choose the best shows on the theme of civil rights and liberties since was never home to watch programs when they. air visited their offices in new york each year to screen the entries. she also notes staying up late to watch former president hoover speak at the 1952 national convention. republican and not getting enough sleep after watching the 1954 election returns come in. meet the press was one of the few programs she tried to see regularly, calling it informative, instructive, stimulating. she said, i watch television when i want to see certain special programs and if i p

laura: we don't know how much it's going to affect hollywood.er the strikes, they prohibited the use of ai for three years of their deals. it won't affect the big studios quickly. runway will be important to the future of entertainment. caroline: to the future of hiring? how much of this is a profit generator? laura: since we are sitting in hollywood, i will be respectful and say i think what it does first is open up new areas of creativity. just like animation. that's what genai does overtime. what i'm hearing from companies in the tech world adopting genai is they think they can cut costs where it applies by 30%. ed: the players are different. interesting to be here with caroline for 24 hours going to the studios, to drive past warner bros., beyond the disney lot. actually learn the history and consider the money deployed to try and either catch up with netflix or try and do something different. fantastic conversation with amazon last night. you cover those names. which is ahead? laura: talking about winners? ed: video and entertainment. laura

the hollywood reporter called it the most dramatic screenplay the reviewers had ever seen. even propaganda minister globals used it and said it was a piece of w producer ridley randolph hurst editorialize the movie was inflammatory and specifically objecting to the prologue. other conservative papers followed suit and slammed both mother and son for their lack of neutrality. in chicago the film was initially banned because the quote wailed undesirable influence the subject matter that creates tension. even though the censorship board had previously approved neo-nazi like let's creek in poland. the entity or box office parameter called the film when of 1940s biggest successes in the protection received honorable mentions in the annual critics pull. the senate subcommittee was disbanded shortly after the attack on pearl harbor but the efforts at filming the censorship set the stage for the american activities committee. director roy bolton is some genre john reported investigation as the british agent and the film -- in 1940s pastor hall was one small piece in a coordinated r

i mean, it's actually even worse than hollywood.s bled over into reality tv, which is supposed to be all about watching bad people be bad people. that's what makes it interesting. right? and if, like, if a contestant on the bachelor, for example, is the people will go back and find that they liked a tweet from, let's say, ben shapiro like 11 years ago. and then they have to like, deactivate their instagram because it gets so bad. so this is this is just this is she's so unbelievably wrong. it's actually so much worse than just if you say, oh, i'm a trump supporter, then you can't get work again. you can be like a have ten minutes on a reality show and be completely harassed because you liked a tweet from someone, or someone found a picture of you years ago with a family member who has a has a maga hat on or something like that. it's actually it's like witch hunting and weird. it's way beyond even having to say it yourself. this is why i haven't done naked and afraid. i don't need it. you would literally not even last the van ride to

and this is when all the stories, the hollywood likes stories started appearing in the media. so it's difficult to say right now what had happened indeed, but rochelle, once transparency, russia wants efficiency because russia is indeed one of the sides that was hurting the service back almost as well. so not and who am i correct and understanding into monitoring on so that the un security council, what else was actually set then not coming from oscar, but well yes, there were several countries present at that council meeting there. if we were to go to the so called collective west, 1st of all, well, united states said something really peculiar. the representative from united states said said that there are plenty of other urgent messrs in front of the council. and this particular matter about north stream isn't really one of our top uh, you know, topics in, in this case uh, friends, had asked the bangs, uh, uh, not to call it, etc. act until the german investigation completes that we already said that it wasn't a rush of the color. the 3rd fact, 1st of all it was german can't

hollywood fan magazine screenlands ran a 1932 interview, entitled mrs. franklin d roosevelt talked about the movies, the article, what are the movies doing to us, the first of many censorship mention. during her tenure in the white house, e.r. would wrote two articles for photo play, why we roosevelts are movie fans. it made the piece relatable and other segments, opinions on shakespeare adaptations or the fact in albany they watched movie to release the tension of a pending execution were edited out and the editor asked her to update references to more marketable stars in recent pictures rather than mentioning actors like george arlis as a roosevelt favorite in the initial draft. later she would pen two pieces for variety, and eleanor sees films as force for culture and how the movies can help keep us out of war, followed by democracy on screen in 1947 for modern screen. her daily newspaper columbia "my day" revealed the roosevelts viewed movies, and she offered for readers. these were prevalent in the '30s and '40s, when the white house had a screening

come on, al pacino wants his star on the hollywood walk of fame.acino from meeting him?" your phone cover. can you show this, please, and explain the story? because of all the things in the world that i thought al pacino would have on his phone cover, i was not expecting... ..shrek. who would be expecting shrek? who? that's mine. can you explain why you shrek it? my youngest daughter said, "can i have your phone, dad? i'vejust got to..." so i gave her my phone and she came back and she had this on it. she said, "it's shrek, dad!" i said, "shrek? wow. 0k, babe, i'll hold on to it." it's been a real pleasure. my pleasure. it was great talking to you. and this, you can't get over — i know, i know. someday — one day — i'll take it off. but i don't know how. and the full interview will air on bbc two on friday 25th october at 9pm. tonight might be the last opportunity for stargazers in the uk see the "comet of the century" before it disappears for another 80,000 years. comet a3, as it is known, was at its brightest on monday night, but it will still be

it's notplac that in hollywood o bad you have to change your you. when i started coming on thi ss show, i was getting calls all the time. i had to marvel at all this stuff. oh, i don't know he's on. i he's on fox now. kiss my . i don't want your movies. nt youbut just it gets. >> but don't. don't insult us. don't insulting me through i. yeah, i actually was up forr mission impossible eight. >> and when they saw this shown they gave well plus you were this much the tom hanks height thing was an issue. you were you were bullying him. keep looking down the top of his head. >> greg was next to somebody shorter than him. it's a nightmaret a, mikey. hr she had a hard time naming people like i. john john wayne. yeah, just like. well, sometimes. sometimes you have more democrats and sometimes you have more. >> oh, yeah, yeah. it's -- it's just. it's -- it's, you know, i was told that we've almost hit our limit and swearing, sohi i suddenly hit a brickk wall that i because i couldn't say what i was going to sawaher everybody was like, yeah, yeah . >> i was g

as we wrap up, mario lopez just getting started with access hollywood. well on tonight's access we get into the rumor that there's graphic video circulating in hollywood that shows diddy and a fellow superstar in a very compromising situation, the lawyer of one of diddy's new accusers claims she's seen it with her own eyes. and we're going to show you what else she's sharing. plus, it can't be overstated how much kris kristofferson impacted the music of so many artists. even taylor swift has given her props. so tonight we've got so many stories of a life lived to its fullest, including the time kris decided to land his helicopter on the lawn of johnny cash. then we're going to talk about angelina, starring as opera diva maria callas, and learn that one of her exes told her she couldn't sing well. angie gets the last laugh. it's all just moments away on access hollywood. back to you. mario thank you. and here's what's coming up on prime time here on nbc bay area at 8:00. blind auditions continue on the voice at ten. a new show from nbc called brilliant mi

, congratulations, we are starting our broadcast with a grand scandal that has been happening in hollywood since the end of last month, this scandal and its discussion reached ukraine a little later, and it is understandable, we have a lot of our own problems, discussions, scandals and things, as usual, but even we cannot ignore such an event, as well as the fact that the scandal that is raging now in the united states, you all ... in the world, it directly affects and us, and our problems, and it's good that these problems are starting to surface again, of course i'm talking about the scandals with the sex parties of the rapper paf, said, pddd, that nakoms, he has a lot of different names, it became clear that his the first one was arrested, and he is already facing an incredible number of different charges, it all started with the fact that what... in the late 90s, early 2000s, it became known that he organized sex parties with orgies in his estate, but it's like, well, let people do it if they like it, but the question is, that there probably took place beatings, rapes, molestation of m

they all relate to the following: they say, look how terrible things are happening in hollywood, okayt is not like that with us, it is all usually washed out with irony, because even with sarcasm, because mykhailo poplavsky is such an ancient representative of such famous people, whose reputation is under huge question, mykhailo poplavsky, one of those people who allows himself to talk about those things.

, that that hollywood elite culture doesn't speak to your values. and the republican party seemed to be wanting to go back to the 1950s. >> the media historically had a very narrow definition of the family father knows best, you know, features a white suburban family, the husband's the breadwinner, the wife is domestic. >> there's nothing like hamburgers for thanksgiving. >> i'm starving so whether that was ever the norm in society, i think is another question. a lot of the change in families on television in the early 90s burst down certain doors, whether it was married with children. >> we all appreciate what you do for this family which was absolutely not the conventional family. and then the simpsons also which terrified people at the time, little lisa know your hands are too weak dan quayle was willing to touch what tv and hollywood were up to to hear the diminution of the family be addressed to have murphy brown being glorified on television as a single mother is really questionable, if not an absolute injustice. we've got a battle on our hand

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and one of the hollywood store film produces israel has to this day no, come clean. the new k, a whistle blower motor car avenue new would be honey draft and kid that from london by room for his revelations before decades on torture and in his riley prison. the world today turns to the prospect of the use of those nuclear weapons by u. s. u k e u back to israel. this after a run, finally retaliated for the gaza genocide. the test run this as a nation of how those kinds chief negotiator attacks on their radian diplomats and the killing of thousands and babies to a res iconic lebanese resistance need to as i less route, i would circle genocide, jo, holocaust, iris, now presiding over millions, display skilled a wounded, mostly women and children right across this region and join now from rome by alice to cook. you k, diplomat and full, they you foreign policy chief advisor. he's a founder and director of the baby based complex for him and all of the resistance, the essence of the as the missed revolution. thank you so much. allison, for joining us again. it's been a wh

come on, al pacino wants his star on the hollywood walk of fame.e he doesn't have a star. you watching bbc news. it's a children's game that has been played since the 1800s. but scandal has engulfed this year's world conker championships in northamptonshire after one of the winners was accused of cheating. king conker — otherwise known as 82—year—old david jakins — is being investigated after finally winning the title on his a6th attempt. it turns out there was something unusual in his pocket. graham satchell reports. the world of conkers has gone bonkers with allegations of cheating at the highest level. the controversy is focussed on this man king conker, also known as 82—year—old david jakins. he's accused of using a conker made of steel and obliterating his opponents' nuts with one hit. allegations he denies. load of nonsense. no other word for it. well, nothing's happened, you know. i've been playing conkers, played conkers and won. good morning, ladies and gentlemen! the world conkers championship started in the 60s. there've always been stri

of course, none of these hollywood scenarios are working in this case. and most of the adequate world in this case can see a right fluid into this information will 5, that's how the new york bureau chief of russian v j t. r. k. media company described the animosity towards the russian report as the un headquarters volunteer to come down. enough was block 7 pulled away by a gentleman delegation ma'am. but when he tried to get a couple names from foreign minister on a lane available following the incidents, the russian joining us new, an accreditation was downgraded without explanation. we spoke with the bureau chief who said how much pressure rushing to the left. so dealing with in the us army slides, they return these rules to the clause that you have to get additional consent for an interview. but this was not an interview. it was a request for comments made in a designated area where representatives of the countries foreign ministers, leaders of countries interact with the press. i have recorded other politicians including more looters on this lawn, on

and we speak to the godfather of hollywood, al- godfather of hollywood, al pacino, as he looks back atcoming a father for the fourth time at the age of 8a. for the fourth time at the age of 84. all for the fourth time at the age of sa. all of that is coming up after the sport. it's been confirmed that the former chelsea manager thomas tuchel has held talks with the football association about becoming the next england manager. tuchel was in charge at chelsea forjust over a year and then left his position as head coach at bayern munich in may. the bbc has been told by two different sources that initial talks have taken place with the german. england have been without a permanent manager since gareth southgate resigned. lee carsley is in interim charge. many feel tuchel would be a good fit for england. england is when he would definitely— england is when he would definitely consider, - england is when he wouldl definitely consider, having england is when he would - definitely consider, having had a positive _ definitely consider, having had a positive experience - definitely consider, hav

the hollywood feel good story. you think you know. >> you protect his blind side.hen you look at him, you think of me. yes, ma'am. >> but super bowl champion michael oher, the real life star of the story from nothing to a super bowl champion. >> i'm in shock right now. >> now facing off in court with the people he once called family. >> when you watch that film back, all these years later, it's a little cringey. >> was it a good deed or a misdeed? plus, behind the scenes of taskmaster performer miracle, the smash british hit game show with over 800 million views on youtube thanks to its quirky comedy and nearly impossible to solve puzzles. >> this may, you have a maximum of 20 minutes. your time starts now. >> it's real escapism and it's nonsense, and it's not reflecting the scary world out there. >> could you impress the taskmaster and 9 to 5 dolly parton, the 9 to 5 singer and philanthropist working overtime to help tennesseans ravaged by hurricane helene? nightline will hurricane helene? nightline will be right back. zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a

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come on, al pacino wants his star on the hollywood walk of fame.he world that i thought al pacino would have on his phone cover, i was not expecting... ..shrek. who would be expecting shrek? who? that's mine. can you explain why you shrek it? my youngest daughter said, "can i have your phone, dad? i'vejust got to..." so i gave her my phone and she came back and she had this on it. she said, "it's shrek, dad!" i said, "shrek? wow. 0k, babe, i'll hold on to it." it's been a real pleasure. my pleasure. it was great talking to you. and this, you can't get over — i know, i know. someday — one day — i'll take it off. but i don't know how. awww! i'm not so scared of him now now i know about his phone cover. he does do menacing so well, throughout his career. sonny boy, al pacino's autobiography is out today. and an hour—long version of that interview will be shown on bbc two on friday 25th october at 9pm. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. a cyclist in his 60s has died after a

he was a hollywood agent, came from relatively obscure background in cleveland. they still never found his birth certificate, and he raises the head of hollywood's most powerful agency. and then he wants to buy a studio. now, up to this point, he has no interest in government. he doesn't want to get involved in fundraising. most of the hollywood execs at the time were republican is very different than today. but he was standing aloof from government. and then bobby justice department starts investigating him and he doesn't look much like that. and recognizes that this government thing is something got to deal with and so he starts befriending presidents. he befriends a john f kennedy a little bit and then kennedy is tragically assassinated. but then he becomes very close friends with lyndon johnson and. in fact, in 1964, as johnson on the cusp of a great landslide victory, wasserman to johnson, i have a favor to ask you. johnson kind of braces, but what's favor going to be? because people ask him stuff all the time and wasserman says, i want you to promise that i

come on, al pacino wants his star on the hollywood walk of fame.y cwm — or people of the valley — was first broadcast in 1974. in the 90s, it developed a cult following when it was shown with subtitles across the uk, and even found an audience in the netherlands. our wales correspondent hywel griffith has been on set. music. hello... she speaks wlesh. she speaks welsh. from the fiery postmistress maggie to the more harmonious drinkers at the derry arms, back in the 70s, pobol y cym tried to capture the characters of welsh village life. over the decades, there's been plenty of drama. not everyone survived, but one has made it all the way from the very first episode. elizabeth miles has been in the role of megan since 1974. she speaks welsh i was young and full of confidence and enjoying what i was doing. there was a great feeling of being part of something that was going to be important, i think. and the initial reaction was good. older than eastenders, it's outlived the likes of holby city and doctors. pobol y cwm now has to compete in the digital

he was a hollywood agent, came from relatively obscure background in cleveland. they still never found his birth certificate, and he raises the head of hollywood's most powerful agency. and then he wants to buy a studio. now, up to this point, he has no interest in government. he doesn't want to get involved in fundraising. most of the hollywood execs at the time were republican is very different than today. but he was standing aloof from government. and then bobby justice department starts investigating him and he doesn't look much like that. and recognizes that this government thing is something got to deal with and so he starts befriending presidents. he befriends a john f kennedy a little bit and then kennedy is tragically assassinated. but then he becomes very close friends with lyndon johnson and. in fact, in 1964, as johnson on the cusp of a great landslide victory, wasserman to johnson, i have a favor to ask you. johnson kind of braces, but what's favor going to be? because people ask him stuff all the time and wasserman says, i want you to promise that i

big hollywood stars, everything.ame a well-known started signing a lot of other players and a lot of other people he started with hollywood and they signed hollywood stars to begin the biggest of those companies like william morris and all of them. it was all because of arnold. arnold was a very rich man said to arnold i got to know it when you 69 years old i played pretty much with him a lot of him. and as he got older you know when you get older you start to lose a thing called distance. and i'm a good golfer. not like that but i am a good golfer. i felt so good i was hitting it a little bit longer than arnold. but he was by this time about 75 or 76. i would hit it 40 or five years ago when he asked 30 years ago, 40 year old considered dominant wasn't present or close at that time that was long before i decided. [inaudible] you're talking about a great man. >> latrobe, pennsylvania is an area at donald trump won and 2016 for he is there holding one of his signature rallies. there is story about local favorite son l

harris was too busy living it up with her big-money donors, george clooney types, and hollywood.re is the same outrage from the medium? then to make matters worse, were just a few hours away from a devastating strike from the east coast and gulf coast, dockworkers, longshoremen, this could literally cripple all logistics in the entire country. and every single supply chain in america at a time when so many on the east coast in particular are trying to rebuild and recover from the devastation of this hurricane, think about this, last week biden and harris were so quick to step in front of a microphone and proudly announced 8 billion in new funding for ukraine. all tools, military, humanitarian aid where they've already given 175 billion euros dollars to ukraine. where are the billions and billions for north carolina, tennessee, virginia, georgia, florida and any other state that needs help? why are there no grand gestures for our fellow americans in need. as per usual biden hairs are being shamed into action, biden will finally make a trip to the southeast in coming days why? beca

as we wrap up, mario lopez just getting started with access hollywood. well, tonight access remembers matthew perry on the one year anniversary of his tragic death. his mom and stepfather, keith morrison, and sisters speak out about his struggles with addiction as keith sends a direct message to those charged in connection with matthew's death. plus, matthew's friends costar jennifer aniston shares her own heartbreaking message. then jamie foxx responds to the reports that he allegedly called out diddy for poisoning him during a stand up comedy special that he just taped. but was he serious or just joking? add to that our exclusive exit interviews with hoda kotb as she enters her final months on the today show. but you got to hear the one thing she can't wait to do on her first day off. it's all just moments away. on access hollywood. back to you. she is going to sleep in as my guest. coming up tonight in prime time. the voice at 8:00, followed by brilliant minds at ten. and then we hope you join us for our 11:00 news right here, live and local. that's g

as we wrap up, mario lopez just getting started with access hollywood. well, by now i'm sure you've heard that after over 30 years in prison for murdering their parents, the los angeles da is looking closely to see if the menendez brothers should get a new trial, or even just flat out be set free. and today, we've now got erik and lyle sharing their story from prison. so will their new revelations help their case then? only access has a very special at home tour with boyz ii men superstar shawn stockman. he's had some huge challenges in his life and really opens up about how his wife, sharonda, has never wavered with her love. add to that our exclusive with cynthia erivo gets even more wicked than you can imagine. it's all just moments away on access hollywood. back to you, mario. thank you. we'll see you in a minute. and then after access hollywood coming up in prime time here on nbc at 8:00, the voice at 10:00, brilliant minds. that's the nbc's new show there, followed by our 11:00 news live and local. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00 for ever

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we're wrapping up mario lopez just getting started with access hollywood hollywood.e's what's coming up next. well, tonight riley keough is at graceland, opening up about her grandfather, elvis's treasured black box and oprah being oprah. she gets to see what's inside of it. and now you do too. riley goes on to share how it feels to finalize the book. her mother, lisa marie, sadly wasn't able to finish. then what do beyonce, selena, billie eilish and travis kelce all have in common? their moms just got together to spill the tea on what it's like raising a superstar, and the revelations run the gamut from heartwarming to laugh out loud. add to that we all know jennifer aniston faces rumors about her life all the time, but now she confesses one of the wildest is actually true. it's all just moments away on access hollywood. back to you. all right. thank you. mario. that's some good dish there. all right. coming up tonight in prime time law and order returns for a new season at eight, followed by the season premiere of law and order svu at nine. you know where i'm going

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a hollywood mammoth. it all started last month with the arrest of the famous rapper and influential producer pedidi. he is accused of violence in human trafficking and racketeering, but that's not all. pedidi organized closed parties attended by celebrities from the world of show business and politics. many of them participated in orgies organized by the musician, and minors were also present at such events. the youngest victim of the rapper's harassment is said to be a nine-year-old child. speedy's story looks even more unsightly given that in recent years the united states has spoken louder than anyone about moral values ​​and the need to combat. noise to destroy all video recordings that could compromise famous politicians. alexey veselovsky investigated the details of the scandal. how would you describe yourself? i am bright, eccentric and i am a scorpio. a real one. so that they would be as liberated as possible, one of the victims was given a drink, she began to feel liberated, the kums began to per