i sort of loved that she won while beating her ex husband james cameron's. i felt that was sort of delicious. after big a lot of chloe, joe, one best director in 2021. jane campion in 2022. in the space of just i think um you know, a little more than a decade looking at 3 women directors winning best director after none have has one before that that's huge. but let's not get too excited. a recent study found women directed just 9 percent of the top grossing films of 2022. there was an even bigger oscar surprise, a few years later with an on stage drama that made history the vehicle to me. award for best picture lala. there's a mistake, a blue light, you guys, one best picture. i was in the early times news room and it was, it was shocking. it was really, it was horrifying. it was truly the stopped the presence moment of the academy awards from the past several years. the mix up was high 1st but took away from the big story of the night. what's your numerator? the 1st black l g b t t plus film to with an awesome night. thank you so much. that was really incre

and our ex husband added our director james cameron. plus there was this big gender again in 80 years, the oscars had nominated 400 filmmakers as best director. only 3 had been women, and none had ever want the. you'd have people like jane campion nominated for the piano. you have lena work molar, you know, nominated very late in her career back in 1975. so the a couple are nominated. you know, the fact that i can say them all in about 10 seconds is not good enough, but big lose take on the very masculine jaundra of the warfield instructor course with the academy. the heart locker is a nail biting action thriller that is also anti war and anti cons at $16.00 oscars, including best director for katherine diggler. it was really quite radical that she won at the time and for a war picture and for a very small war picture that really had a very, you know, limited box office success. i sort of loved that she won while beating her ex husband james cameron's. i felt that was sort of delicious. after big a lot of chloe, joe, one best director i

one hand, on the other hand, you have lot of envoys, for example, the the uk foreign minister, james cameron was just recently in lebanon, and he gave ideas to lebanon's government saying that in order to enforce un resolution, 1701, there needs to be monitoring areas for the united nations or for the lebanese army all across the border to make sure. as he said that both sides are implementing resolution 1701 of course israel has since the end of 2006 resolution 1701 just to remind our viewers is the resolution that came out from the united nations after the 2 in order to stop the 2006 war. of course since then lebanon has stuck to its part of the resolution 1701. however the israelis continued daily violations whether in the land sea or for air in addition to the fact that they were continuously spying on lebanon with the cameras and their espinage devices all across the border and so the the lebanese officials while there wh they stress the fact that they will they they are supportive of implementing 1701, they also said that they are supportive of a full cease fire in gaza and that the is

the third part of avatar has not yet appeared in cinemas, but... directed by james cameron is alreadyseventh films in the franchise. according to the director, if the films continue to be successful, it will prove that people are naturally empathetic. the premiere of the third part is scheduled for the very end of 2025. the release of the fourth and fifth avatars may take place in 2029 and 2031, respectively. according to this schedule, the appearance of all films, starting with the very first, will stretch over 22 years. science fiction film tells about the future, where humanity mines the valuable mineral anaptanium, thereby threatening the humanoid creatures navi from the planet pandora. cameron came up with the idea back in the nineties, but then technology did not allow the director to recreate his vision of the film. back to the future or a story about how strong faith in one’s brainchild can come true, because nothing is impossible. the beautiful lady set a world record that not everyone would dare to attempt. the woman plunged into the ice and was able to stand in it for 3 hou

i don't care what james cameron has to say he has his country to worry about and frankly, he can kissression. the president to the last promoted the topic of the russian threat, and even the unthinkable, ordered to enter into a direct dialogue with russia regarding the development of some kind of anti-satellite system, which the united states was confident in, but this did not make any impression on the lower house. the congressmen calmly went on vacation. the question of allocating money for ukraine has now hung until at least march, all reports about spy satellites. on the street the main surprise of the american and his millions of subscribers, in the supermarket there is a new discovery that you don’t see sanctions, although how should i know, cafes, restaurants, bakeries, boutiques and even the former mcdonald’s, where everything is just as fun and delicious, my first thought was: no cost me to eat this crap, but i liked it, and i think they put the same finely chopped onions in it as in the us. the us authorities have convinced themselves and continue to convince the americans o

james cameron shot the finale of this film on in a real factory, the role of molten metal was playedon their faces was replaced by water from a spray bottle. peredvizhniki for 600. in türikhi he studied painting with animal painter rudolf koller, so he could draw animals himself. shishkin, quite rightly, it is generally accepted that the bears in the painting morning in a pine forest were painted by the artist sovetsky, but art historians have a version that shishkin still painted them himself. peredvizhniki for 800. kotmeshka. 4,300 for you, 400 for artyom, 100 for marina, marina, marina, thank you, topic under sim stone, bet 200, attention to the screen, frederick ii issued 15 decrees on the distribution of this vegetable, now it is brought to the grave of the monarch, well, i don’t have a version, well, let it be carrots, oh, let’s see what’s there, potatoes, of course , marina, a movie is being filmed. because of the heat and monotonous ride, evgeniy vstegneev fell asleep on the camel and did not hear the director’s commands. mikhail swiss was seriously scared, had something happ

going to find these new and interesting creatures which like i said, we could possibly fly when james cameron went to the bottom of the manage trench, he found a sea lice. that sea lice when we pulled a dna sample of it, it's a push-up cure for alzheimer's >> how cool was that? >> amazing that is incredible. i guess the question for me is how delicate these ecosystems are. because obviously these discoveries are amazing. but the context of is that we're watching an ocean that is very rapidly warming and changing in a way that doesn't quite support the kind of life in diversity of life that we cherish right? >> we, and we were on the precipice of the sixth great extinction. and unfortunately, let's just say that the cure for cancer is out there somewhere and we're looking and we're polluting our oceans. we have the delicate ecosystem that it contains 70% of our planet is water we really have to take care of the ocean. otherwise, we're going to have these, these unstable problems and you're going to come up with killing these ecosystems or at least damaging them. so you're absolutely right, the

titanic james cameron's blockbuster, also a fan favorite see that along right and then to catch a thief. we're talking with cary grant. you'll your go way back full time. okay. all time. okay. time. what else has and moulin rouge? oh, the stars morning at the cooper stars born makes the list of all time. actually or love. that's another great we have so many and you can watch a movie because it's going to be i think it's a good movie watch. so whatever it is that you love, those remain perfect movie. watching day today. >> if you just want to get out and maybe bring the umbrella with you, don't forget it. tomorrow, friday, looking at a drier forecast before we're back to around 2 friday night and saturday that around 3 sunday night into monday, ok, that's it for today to everybody. we love you. happy valentine. valentine's day but lie. turbotax makes all your moves count, whether you bought a house or started an award-winning tv show. that's right, we guarantee one hundred percent accurate taxes. she's good. that's connie. hey connie. hi there. hey connie. narrator: today on dr. phil, v

of the british cargo ship rabimar turned out to be, of course, not as epic and large-scale as james cameron’shus , the british cargo ship became the first in history conflict in the red sea. ship, which the houthis let to the bottom, the side of the british liner torpedoed by the houthis, exactly like the movie titanic, rises higher and higher, and then... cautiously goes under the water. the blow was a double blow not only to shipping in the red sea, but to prestige in washington. after all, before this, the pentagon announced the start of a military operation to protect civilian ships from pirate attacks with a very loud name. guardian of prosperity. despite this, houthi attacks on ships continue. and it turns out that the guardian of prosperity did not protect anyone, and did not frighten the houthis themselves. simply put, it is not clear how it happened that the huge american fleet was powerless against the houthi missiles. well madim, this is such a classic story about david and galiath. the start of a military operation in the red sea was announced by pentagon chief lloyd austin, immed

event of a threat of invasion of the island advanced officers, or at least those who watched james cameron'sian conflict and war in the near future. the latest exhibitions of the achievements of the defense industry of the world's main arms exporters seem to hint that the world of the future, which was literally depicted by the authors of science fiction action films, is knocking on the door of our reality. mikhail bogdanov will continue this topic. something the size of half a palm is rushing over the tennis court at great speed. the image is transmitted online to operator pavel gurov. here it is, this is fpv technology, when the operator sees the world using a camera drone, through glasses or on the monitor, but from the point of view of the device, which, by the way, unexpectedly falls, the bullet switched off abruptly, it is unclear why, but it happens, yes, yes, it crashed, but in principle nothing terrible happened, pavel works in it-sphere and this work with drones has nothing to do with it, when he bought his first copter a couple of years ago, he certainly couldn’t think that he wou

of the british cargo ship rabimar turned out to be, of course, not as epic and large-scale as james cameron’s became the first in history... of the conflict in the red sea by a ship that the houthis sunk. the board of the british liner torpedoed by the houthis , exactly like the movie titanic , rises higher and higher, and then quickly goes under water. the blow was a double blow not only to maritime traffic in the red sea, but to the prestige of washington. after all, before this, the pentagon announced the start of a military operation to protect civilian ships from pirate attacks. with a very loud name - guardian of prosperity. despite this, houthi attacks on ships continue, that the guardian of prosperity did not protect anyone, not the usites themselves. did not frighten, simply put, it is not clear how it happened that the huge american fleet turned out to be powerless against the houthi missiles. well, vadim, this is such a classic story about david and galiath. the start of a military operation in the red sea was announced by pentagon chief lloyd austin immediately after the houthis a

go to fight, well , perhaps younger, more advanced officers, or at least... those who watched james cameron'she past and rely on robots. both the ukrainian conflicts and the war in the middle east, the latest exhibition of the achievements of the defense industry of the world's main arms exporters, seem to hint that the world of the future, which was depicted by the authors of science fiction action films, is literally knocking on the doors of our reality. mikhail bogdanov will continue this topic. something is rushing over the tennis court at great speed. half the size of a palm. the image is transmitted online to operator pavel gurov. here he is. this is fpv technology, when the operator sees the world using a drone camera, through glasses or on a monitor, but from the point of view of the device, which, by the way, unexpectedly falls. the pulse suddenly stopped, it was unclear why. but this happens. yes, it crashed. basically nothing bad happened. pavel works in the it field and this work has nothing to do with drones. when he bought his first copter a couple of years ago, he certainly cou

of all, she gets into everything, let’s go, this is where i receive friends, i slept here and james cameronicer’s bed similar, and it’s actually very beautiful, i bought it in izmailov on flea market, igor, yes, i’m ready, yes, we’re going, let’s go. they accused me of making freaks out of circus performers, i don’t mind, let them think so, the last example of my violence against vasily, let’s go. bunny, little one, dear, long , yes, i give the one that you gave me, and i give you a strange one, but at first it was so bad, you can’t even drink, how nice it is to be a director, a woman director is never refused in hollywood, but we have people like that, she was going to get married, but not soon. said before marriage, he won’t enter into a relationship with anyone, well, i’ll try to convince you that this is a wrong opinion and decision, i don’t know whether you found out or not, ilya lekostaev, the famous journalist of the sharks of the feast, came today as a guest to meet with you, i don’t remember whether valentin was at the ocular feast or not? no, we really wanted to, but it was imposs

cameron, urged the us congress to back a new package of military support for ukraine — warning against what he called the "the folly of giving in to tyrants". from kyiv, our ukraine correspondent, james heavy rock music plays. as the dramatic music suggests, ukraine's military wanted to make a noise about this latest strike. several marine drones, packed with explosives, head towards a russian landing ship in the black sea. they're designed to leave a mark. crimea has been occupied by russia for a decade. the russian navy has dominated the black sea, but that's started to change. ukraine says this ship was destroyed here, near the south coast. kyiv claims it was the caesar kunikov, in the centre here. bbc verify has confirmed it is at least the same type of russian vessel. these features are the same. landing ships are the most efficient way for russia to move machinery and men for its continued invasion. while it's not clear who or what was on board, it's another dent in russia's dominance around occupied crimea. translation: today, we have . increased security in the black sea and added motivation to our people. this is important. step—by—step, we will clear the black sea of russia

james has pointed absolutely right there. >> he had an underlying philosophy >> he had an underlying philoswe y we haven't which we haven't we haven't really had since cameron it would them . and lifetime, it would be them. and for reason, they actually for that reason, they actually had in had something they believed in and got it. so what and went out and got it. so what tony blair was doing was saying, right, let's let's nick the best bits of free market capitalism, the best bits of social democracy, put them together . democracy, put them together. and that actually worked with his third way and won in three elections. >> yes. what is starmer ism and what is sunak ism? well they don't exist i don't know. they don't exist i don't know. they don't exist i don't know. they don't exist . they won't we won't don't exist. they won't we won't be learning about what sunak ism was in the history books, although say we say this, i, although we say we say this, i, i am, i'm completely addicted to old political documentaries and there are lots of people sitting on chat shows, chat shows like this in the early 2000 who go, well, no one will say what we all know what

cameron and if you see him, there'll be some images circulated. >> if you see him, i plea to not approach him . approach him. >> well, now the home secretary , >> well, now the home secretary, jameserly, has refused to answer questions from reporters this morning. answer questions from reporters this morning . let's take this morning. let's take a listen . listen. >> morning, home secretary . >> morning, home secretary. should abdul ezedi have been granted asylum after committing a sexual offence ? there is a sexual offence? there is ensure the asylum process not fit for purpose . fit for purpose. >> so radio silence there from home secretary james cleverly . home secretary james cleverly. uh, this is complicated , isn't uh, this is complicated, isn't it, ben? because it does appear as though this man is a twice failed asylum seeker. only granted the right to remain on the third time after claiming that he had converted to christianity. there are now going to be questions, aren't there, about our asylum system? >> well, it's , uh, this is >> well, it's, uh, this is a what some would call a damning indictment on the conservative government. you've got a guy who's come over illegal