this is pavel yaguzhinsky, hollywood horror for 600 in 1958, the first viewers of the horror film darknessficate along with a ticket for this case, but everything worked out. of course, it was a hollywood publicity stunt. horrible 4.00 in 1932, on the first day of filming the film boris karlof's mummy, eight hours of makeup were applied; another 2 hours were spent on this, probably, in order to remove this makeup at the end of the shooting day. hollywood horror in the horror film sleepwalkers, based on the script by stephen king, the writer himself played a small role as such a watchman. perhaps cemetery you are right. please, a question from the presidential library for 400 the author of the savior on spilled blood project, alfred alexandrovich , did exactly this in 1916 and took the name. atik in honor of the holy martyr of the wild sebastian monastic tonsure no. and he accepted orthodoxy correctly. question from the presidential library for 200 the temple is called in everyday life the savior on spilled blood and what is its official name the temple of the resurrection of christ please,

rights through the post office to vote to certain electors, that is, well, this is some kind of hollywood horrorin power, and america will oppress anyway, please, yes, although the american people, we with you. wait, brothers, soon the imperialist ones, these vile ones, these vile circles that are shackling you, you will rise up and dzhanga will be liberated, well , that is, well, that is, well, that is, well, that is, hillary was partly corrected, at least, well, i’ll allow to argue with several theses, well , so that you still somehow understand that there is at least more than one possible danger. yes, and of course, i’ll start with the fact that the united states has more than one tool to force countries from their power to theirs there is influence to everything else, this is of course not only war and weapons, but it is also money, money is a tool that they have always used, but there is also soft power, but there are certain problems with it now even within the united states, that’s why it such a very important thing, as for the very plan a, which they failed, this is really so, they cont

rights through the post office to vote to certain electors, that is, well, this is some kind of hollywood horrors, hillary was partly about rights, at least, well, i will allow myself to argue with several theses, well, so that we still somehow understand that at least more than one danger is possible. and of course, i’ll start with the fact that the united states has more than one tool, namely coercing countries into its power, into its influence and everything else, this , of course, is not only war and weapons, but it is also money, money is a tool, which they have always used, but there is also soft power, but with it now there are certain problems even within the united states, that's why this is such a very important thing, as for the very plan a that they failed, it really is, they continue, some groups in washington continue to follow it, this is the situation, in my opinion, nothing they couldn’t think of anything worse than bringing zelensky to washington, and then going there to canada, in general, so to speak, for what is called soft power, in this sense, of course, they completely f

so can the studios find a hollywood happy ending, or are we looking at a horror story for industry payncan crabtree—ireland, the man leading the negotiations for the actors, and tim richards, the big boss of europe�*s largest independent cinema chain, vue international. plus, can we use ai and still respect the copyright of creators and writers? the big boss of the american software giant adobe believes we can. but can he get his latest $20 billion deal past the regulators?

so can the studios find a hollywood happy ending, or are we looking at a horror story for industry paynd the studios balance sheet? well, i'm going to be discussing all of that with these two. there they are, duncan crabtree—irelandthe man leading the negotiations for the actors, and tim richards, the big boss of europe's largest independent cinema chain, vue international. plus, can we use aland still respect the copyright of creators and writers? the big boss of the american software giant adobe believes we can. but can he get his latest $20 billion deal past the regulators? wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, for the first time in six decades, the film industry, well, it's been shut down as both writers and actors have gone on strike, halting, well, productions for tv, film and the big streamers like netflix and prime video. the writers�* strike has now gone on for more than four months and the actors joined them two months ago, effectively shutting down the entire industry. one big issue at the heart of

her kids to finally see it industry experts expect it to rival the success of major hollywood hits, even prompting horrorits release date with the founder writing, look at what you made me do. what does that say about the power of taylor swift? >> such recognition of, oh, this is a tsunami coming to the box office, and we are going to get out of the way of it. >> reporter: swift has released films about previous tours but only after they wrapped. this time she's in the middle of her record-setting stadium tour that's become a phenomenal the eras tour could gross a record-breaking $1.5 billion throughout its run with touch high demand, it surged to $1,130. >> it is a lot of money, a lot of effort. it is a once in a lifetime experience. >> it offers a far more accessible way for fans to experience the eras tour at 1989, a reference to her 2014 pop album that she's re-releasing also in october as the summer of swift looks to extend into autumn >> so what kind of numbers presale are we talking about are we talking about marvel level sales numbers? >> that seems to be the case partway through the day sales ex

joking, the war will end, and it will be possible to shoot a movie here, people from hollywood will come and make horrortion films or thrillers will be more difficult to shoot with personnel. they understand they are trained. they already know our area very well. what, you discovered the enemy and opened fire from under-barrel grenade launchers, but it was not possible to throw grenades at the enemy. and so, as we see, the enemy seems to have calmed down, guys. the two of us got up and went to check. one of the russian servicemen lay down in the center of the landing on the landing hill, covering his face with armor and the flakes fell apart under this ambush. stop running. dad dad that's it, come over. kapa tkachenko vladislav was killed when a 120 mortar arrived and a shrapnel hit him right in the head. on the other side of the landing it was also very difficult wounded. ukrainian forces are faced with a difficult task, you quoted the american general mealy and the secretary general, and they are right that this is a long battle. i think it was wrong from the start. it is estimated how quickly ukraini

hollywood. >> yeah, it's all good now. we don't want people to get scared about the scare, especially if you're a fan of such things. we're talking about the return of the halloween horrordoes scare me just to watch this. it will be 38 nights, featuring attractions include "the last of us" and "stranger things". it runs through through halloween night, and of course universal studios hollywood has the same parent company as nbc bay area. that's nbcuniversal. watch out as you're walking through the dark parking lot. >> uh-oh. >>> well, this is also trending. when you think of flamingos, you may think mexico or the caribbean. or maybe even florida. but you might say some bird watchers in ohio are tickled pink. the flamingos making the rounds outside cincinnati. it's rare to see these birds outside of subtropical areas, but recently dozens of birds have been spotted in unlikely places like the carolinas, virginia and even texas. experts say hurricane ida forced them to head north temporarily. >> i thought you were going to say the lawn flamingos. >> yeah, one of my facebook friends posted one in kentucky the other day. >> what is going on? snowbirds in a different region n

horror occurring in an outside our country. -- both in and outside our country. however, many do not know how he -- hollywood attempt to shut the film down, not wanting the american people to see the film and learn about these terrible crimes. yet the film became one of the most successful independent films in history. it has grossed $191 million and counting. sound of freedom expose the worst of humanity and shows us how we can play a part to keep children safe. our committee is collaborating with homeland security investigations to enhance our knowledge and understanding of investigations related to human trafficking and child exploitation. i expressed my gratitude to the special agents of hhi for their unwavering commitment to safeguarding children and liberating victims from the atrocities of human trafficking. many children especially those crossing the border as unaccompanied minors are not safe. lax border policies are leading to vulnerable children being exported by cartels and smugglers as they attempt to come to america. the journey is incredibly dangerous and the risk of being sex trafficked is in