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it's beatles advocate because, you know, john lennon's voice was i guess, revived is the best way to a song that was led by paul mccartney and some said, well, this is an example of how a yeah, it could be used to bring back something. fact, let me play it for you for a second. what it sounded like so, you're trying to bring back in his voice obviously has passed away many years ago. would that be an example to you of a use that allows you to honore the essence of an artist without oh, okay. >> no, because is it honor, he didn't sing that. does not his voice. that has a computer doing its best impersonation of his voice. somebody tried to give me that same argument like, okay. what if they use ai to bring back your grandmother's voice and have your grandmother tell you that she loved me one more time. i would be offended because that's not my grandmother. that is a computer pretending to be my grandmother and it will never be my grid that will never be john lennon. i don't >> purification. i hear your point. i think in this instance, the ai purified the voice in a way that does sweet

do you think his attack had more to do with john lennon's attack than a religious attack?t playing video games and watching videos. and it kind of messed with his head. and also, i mean, he is born and bred and new jersey. >> jon: slow down. i think i know where this is going. >> well, you know, you are ahead of me. [laughs] but you know, we live in an america where people kill each other every 5 minutes. >> jon: right. >> i think maybe in his new jersey brain -- >> jon: [laughs] yes. that is how we describe it as well, by the way. "he's got that new jersey brain." do you think that there is a shift -- you know, we think the fundamentalism as primarily a religious artifact. have the algorithms made fundamentalism something different from that? >> i think maybe they have. i am too old to no really, because algorithms don't know what to do with me. >> jon: right. give them a chance. >> no, i do. but they don't know what to do. so i am not algor algorithmicaly influenced, but people are. people are all the time. and yet, i mean, i think he was -- something happened in him whi

. >> matt: i would probably say "imagine" by john lennon.ur life in five words. >> matt: family, friends, work, service, joy. >> stephen: matt damon, congratulations. you are fully known. >> matt: thank you. >> stephen: "kiss the future" is in theaters now and on paramount+ later this year. matt damon, everybody. we'll be right back. at oofos, we don't make footwear. we make shock absorbers. fatigue fighters. mobility maximizers. this is the science of active recovery. revolutionary oofoam technology absorbs impact and reduces pressure. it's the foundation of every pair of oofos, and the key to recovering faster. this is not a shoe. this is oofos active recovery. activate your recovery with oofos. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. fair, freckled, or melanated. we are appreciated. ultra hydrated. glazed and glowing. confidence overflowing. vaseline lotio

tha he john lennon. >> he played john lennon. john lennon. stuart lennon. seen, he seems to be a good character yeah. and good character actor. yeah. and it's been the case that it's always been the case that when a bond, when they look for a james bond, they for somebody who is they look for somebody who is actorly, they look for somebody they look for somebody who is act01can:hey look for somebody they look for somebody who is act01can carryook for somebody they look for somebody who is act01can carry the for somebody they look for somebody who is act01can carry the role omebody they look for somebody who is act01can carry the role .�*nebody who can carry the role. >> i mean, it would be, you know, fantastic start. i mean, know, a fantastic start. i mean, yes, , i think not yes, well, i think that's not a bad begin. yes, well, i think that's not a bac no, begin. yes, well, i think that's not a bac no, i begin. yes, well, i think that's not a bac no, i thinkjin. yes, well, i think that's not a bac no, i think they were stung >> no, i think they were stung

>> i would probably say "imagine" by john lennon. five words. >> family, friends, work, service, joy. >> stephen: matt damon! congratulations, you are fully known! "kiss the future" is in theaters now and on paramount+ later this year. matt damon, everybody, we will be right back. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ woah. they're a sign of bacterial infection. crest gum detoxify's antibacterial fluoride works below the gumline to help heal gums and stop bleeding. crest saves the day. crest. frizz. dryness. breakage. new dove 10-in-1 serum hair mask with peptide complex. fortifies hair bonds at a molecular level. helps reverse ten signs of damage in one minute. keep living. we'll keep repairing. (luke) this will be a gold mine of local intel. just you wait. ke(marci)ng. right. so, tell us about this corn festival? (stylist 1) oooh you got your corn pudding... you got your corn chowder... (marci) so... is it safe around here? (stylist 2) sometimes. (luke) if a family of eight were to need a cold plunge, where would they find it? (stylist 1) ...a

. - i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon. - yeah. - in that, you know your life... to then see your hero kill himself-- it was devastating. it certainly sucked the air out of alternative rock. you know, the best band fell apart after only making a couple records. you know, what do you do after that? [needle drops] [acoustic guitar strumming] ♪ ♪ - oasis, the verve, blur-- the brit-pop thing, it was like the hangover of grunge. "oh my god, my head's pounding, this has been insane, let's turn on oasis." [laughs] - ♪ and after all ♪ ♪ you're my wonderwall ♪ - they were the opposite of nirvana because they wanted fame. you know, no matter how big they were, they wanted to be bigger. - we know we're the best band in the country, and it's as simple as that. and it's that simple. - the thing we admire about oasis, in a way, is that they've got no kind of... no forced modesty, you know. - i admire anybody who can just sort of go, "we're brilliant." and, i mean, it's like... anybody who's got the balls to do that is good in my book. ♪ ♪ ♪ but i'm a creep ♪ - "cr

bits of tech, john lennon's piano. yeah, definitely.out the importance of grassroots venues. and we already knew from the music venue trust, that two small venues were closing every week in 2023. had it not been for those grassroots venues, would you be here? oh, definitely not. i mean, i learned how to play guitar when i used to do gigs to no one in small venues, growing up, and then building your craft, building a rapport with an audience, because stagecraft is a thing you can learn through those trials and tribulations of those early gigs in your career, so it's so important those venues to develop as an artist for sure. # if my head gets so dizzy # not a word from the rest of the world... # with my secret # if i'm... # still searching for space right here # with a burden...# there is a new initiative called mainstays, i think from the independent newspaper, as well as the music venue trust, to try to encourage more venues to be funded, and for some of the big funders to fund more small venues. i mean, without that, what happens? wel

. - john lennon said the beatles were more popular than jesus. - i'm not saying that we're better orchrist as a person or god as a thing or whatever it is, you know. i just said what i said, and it was wrong or was taken wrong. - as a result of this offhand comment, people across the south start burning beatles records. they get death threats. - but that was crazy southerners. that was crazy religious people. - ku klux klan, being a religious order, is going to come out here. we're known as a terror organization. i think we have-- - a terror organization? - we have ways and means to stop this. - canceling has long been a part of our history. - shame on you, shame! - shame on you! - you are hereby sentenced to be canceled. - we called it public shaming. we called it rejection. we called it ostracizing people. - we don't have a scarlet letter that we can affix on people whenever we want to call them out. we didn't have a problem with cancel culture when it was only the powerful people canceling the powerless. it's only when the people who used to be punched down upon start punching bac

biden: john lennon would say -- don lemon would say that is a man in his prime.nnouncer: watch the white house press correspondents dinner with collin just as well as president biden expected bring remarks. coverage begins on c-span.org and c-span as journalists walk the red carpet into the event. sights and sounds from inside the ballroom before the festivities begin. watch the white house correspondents dinner live saturday on the c-span networks. ♪ announcer: sunday on q & a, and arthur talks about surviving -- an author talks about surviving not to journey -- nazi germany. >> as we got out of the subway which was right around the corner from where my mother lived, where we lived, i saw all kind of gestapo and ss cars in front of the building. this was a large building, there were many families in there, and my brother and i decided rather than going in and going there with all of these gestapo people, we waited on the corner and watched it from there, and we decided to ask her mother as to why these cars were there and what the gestapo was doing there . we wo

john legend's or john lennon's along last 12 string guitar will actually go up for auction next monththe iconic instrument was used by london on the 1965 beatles album. help. it was recently found in an attic in the uk where it was apparently sitting there for 50 years. the guitars expected to sell for about $800,000 during julien's music icons. auction, which is set for may 29th and 30th and we'll see what the final bid price goes it's going to need to be very strong for sure. yeah. >> probably. all right. >> megan, the stallion is getting sued. megan, the stallion. she's accused of fat shaming and harassment in a new lawsuit from a former cameraman in the suit million or says that after a night out in spain, he was in an suv with the rapper when she started having apparently with another a person next to him. now, the lawsuit also claims that. megan told garcia to never discuss what he saw and berated him and fat shamed him. garcia says he was also overworked and underpaid when he brought these issues up to megan, he says he was fired, making solar says that she plans to fight the l

you're very john lennon. now you know what you don't know. [ laughter ] it's so deep, yeah.doing good. so, yeah. break a leg. this is going to be good this week. [ cheers and applause ] i gotta talk about your new movie, "the fall guy." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "the fall guy," this is unbelievable. it's getting great reviews, by the way. congrats on that. >> thanks. >> jimmy: it's got heart, it's got laughs, and action, action, action. >> mm-hm. >> jimmy: can you set it up for everyone? >> well, it's -- i think first and foremost, it's a -- it's a a love letter to the stunt community, you know. these are -- i've -- i like started on a kid's tv show, "young hercules," and i've had a kind of stunt double my whole life. and there's always been this weird thing where they come to set, they do all the hard stuff, they take the hits for you, they risk more than anyone, and then they disappear into the shadows. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and everyone pretends they were never there. and it was all -- you did it all. and it's just a very -- >> jimmy: you get all the credit. >> you get all the cred

the beatles were able to release a song and paul mccartney use some some of the voice track from john lennon that he recorded back in the 70s. let's take a listen to that >> now to clarify that was >> actually john legends voice, but they just use the ai technology to pure via his voice. so there is some innovation here, but again, some real scary threats on artists and their livelihood for us. >> yeah, we've seen some fake ai songs that imitate are less artists extremely well. we'll have to see where this goes elizabeth wagmeister, thanks so much for the report coming up. we're going to talk to a palestinian american doctor who walked out of a meeting at the white house in protest why he says he did it, and whether he's heard from president biden since if you work in spaceflight, this is where's possible thing that could ever happen >> my dad died doing what he loved >> shuttle columbia, the final flight premieres sunday at nine on cnn >> hey, they're brenda. >> it's carroll. exactly. >> so which like are we operating on >> you mean arm? it's all connected asking >> the right question can g

is there last song by taking a track that was recorded by john lennon decades ago and using it for a new song. so again, very innovative technology, but kill can't take away from the work and the bottom line for all of these artists lizbeth wagmeister reporting for us, elizabeth. thank you very, very much into our viewers. thanks very much for joining me here in the cnn newsroom. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. >> i'll be back later. tonight's 6:00 p.m. eastern in the situation room right here back tomorrow morning, 11th am eastern in the cnn newsroom. stay with cnn inside politics with dana bash starts right now >> today on inside politics, what future or americans more afraid of both donald trump and joe bin tried to win votes on what americans are most worried about trump stokes fears of american carnage at the hands of migrants. while five warns of an america where abortion is unavailable. and health care is at risk. plus joe biden puts out a blistering statement after the israeli government apologizes for unintentionally killing aid workers but some fellow democrats say words ar

courthouse is known by its address. 100 center street, it's where mark david chapman admitted to killing john lennon, where lenny bruce faced obscenity charges and the first former president will stand trial. >> george: joining us now is chris sununu who has now endorsed the former president. thank you for joining us this morning. >> you bet. >> george: history being made tomorrow, that criminal trial. will your support for donald trump continue even if he's convicted in manhattan? >> yeah. look, this trial is not going to have major political ramifications. when it comes to these issues, people see it more as reality tv at this point. they really do, and, you know, whether it's a conviction or what that conviction looks like, a lot of folks, they conflate all four of these different trials he's in. i don't think it's good he's going to be in the court, have to be in there probably three days a week, you know, for a number of weeks. that takes him off the campaign trail. he'll probably go back on the campaign trail and almost, like, rehash what's going on. he'll try to victimize it, and that has wor

is there last song by taking a track that was recorded by john lennon decades ago and using it for a new song. so again, very innovative technology, but kill can't take away from the work and the bottom line for all of these artists lizbeth wagmeister reporting for us, elizabeth. thank you very, very much into our viewers. thanks very much for joining me here in the cnn newsroom. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. >> i'll be back later. tonight's 6:00 p.m. eastern in the situation room right here back tomorrow morning, 11th am eastern in the cnn newsroom. stay with cnn inside politics with dana bash starts right no

aviv, and i don't know if you knew this , but don't know if you knew this, but i was friends with john lennonuding, believe it or not, a pair of his glasses, which he did not like because they were not round. and by the way, i also have some of his hair, which means i have john lennon's dna . now. which means i have john lennon's dna. now. john was a dreamer and his most famous song was imagine. we all know, imagine . imagine. we all know, imagine. this is an anthem about peace in the world. now we are in a very dangerous place now. the middle east is in a state of conflict. but i was very encouraged to learn that america, as you said, has just voted to send $17 billion of defence aid to israel. wow. the relationship with america is still ironclad. now iran will hate the fact that america is spending $17 billion on israel's defence, but not only iran nana the protesters, flooding the streets of london every weekend will also hate it. but before the usual critics start shouting about it and there will be people in britain and no, no doubt, who will wonder why america is spending so much money

then if we must start again ♪ >> reporter: from a 2023 beatles song, using ai to clean up an old john lennonstry. but now more than 200 artists, including nicki minaj, noah kahan and the estates of frank sinatra are protesting what they call unstopped usage. they acknowledge the potential of ai but calls on developers, tech companies and platforms to stop using it to infringe upon and devalue the rights of human artists. it comes as tennessee governor bill lee signed a first of its kind bill last month prohibiting people from using ai to copy an artist's voice without permission, a move applauded by many, including country star luke bryan. >> stuff comes out of my voice on my phone, and i can't tell it's not me. it's a real big deal now. hopefully this will curb it. >> reporter: forensic musicologist joe bennett says many artists believe ai has place in music's future. >> they're just really trying to find a way to incorporate ai and related technologies into the music industry in a way that doesn't harm the livelihood of creators. >> that was vladimir duthiers reporting. there won't be any

john lennon is going to axe net zero.e wants to give gas a chance and last but not least, jesus christ running in bradford west. finally, a politician that walks on water. although nigel farage and jesus in one party that's two big personalities. how will that work now? competition for the friday night live wrong about everything award is always hotly contested , but this week it contested, but this week it surely goes to the labour party, who just a few weeks ago tweeted their support for trans madness as this was a tweet read by 8.8 million people. but with just 4500 likes in social media terms, that's what they call death by ratio . so the labour death by ratio. so the labour leader, starmer, has notoriously tied himself in knots, struggling to define what a woman is , even though he's woman is, even though he's married to one and under—fire angela rayner, who identifies as a ginger woman always in trouble, said anyone expressing concerns about children being transitioned is guilty of hate speech. well since the devast

john lennon is going to axe net zero.e wants to give gas a chance and last but not least, jesus christ running in bradford west. finally, a politician that walks on water. although nigel farage and jesus in one party that's two big personalities. how will that work now.7 competition personalities. how will that work now? competition for the friday night live wrong about everything award is always hotly contested , but this week it contested, but this week it surely goes to the labour party, who just a few weeks ago tweeted their support for trans madness as this was a tweet read by 8.8 million people. but with just 4500 likes in social media terms, that's what they call death by ratio . so the labour death by ratio. so the labour leader, starmer, has notoriously tied himself in knots, struggling to define what a woman is , even though he's woman is, even though he's married to one and under—fire angela rayner, who identifies as a ginger woman always in trouble, said anyone expressing concerns about children being transiti

it's where mark david chapman pleaded guilty to killing john lennon, where lenny bruce faced objescenitymorning, ike. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it's official, the 128th boston marathon has begun. tens of thousands of racers are making the trek all throughout the city. one of the main concerns are security issues. law enforcement agencies have identified a broad set of potential soft targets for attack. one of the main issues are lone offenders and small groups of individuals looking to cause violence. there's no actionable threat at this moment, but this race is happening during the highened threat environment. caused by the war in the middle east and highly charged political atmosphere here at home highlighted by the trial. in addition to the marathon, there will be a red sox game so security in and around the city will be heightened. boston law enforcement says 48 local state and federal security agencies have been dispersed in the city and they will be appearing along the parade route. >> linsey: now the search for two men caught on camera damaging a rock formation in lake m

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but what i can't do is i can't put her into the music hall of fame alongside people like john lennon if i heard one. and those that i have heard when people have said, that's a taylor swift record, they all seem exactly the same seem to sound exactly the same to me. >> i think that's hang on, hang on a second. i think she's a genuine poet. and i in genuine poet. and i think, in all honesty, i you belong all honesty, i mean, you belong with me when she says, you know, all honesty, i mean, you belong with she when she says, you know, all honesty, i mean, you belong with she wears she says, you know, all honesty, i mean, you belong with she wears high;ays, you know, all honesty, i mean, you belong with she wears high heels,)u know, all honesty, i mean, you belong withshe wears high heels, high ow, she she wears high heels, high wears sneakers, she's in the cheer in the cheer squad. i'm in the bleachers. you belong. it's beautiful. sounds beautiful. it's. that sounds like drivel to me. >> i'm sorry. like drivel to me. >> it i'm sorry. like drivel to me. >> it rhymes. ;orry. like drivel t

. >> that beats being called, as john lennon said, a blankette. any way, staggering achievement.ning night. and i foolishly read them at the opening night party. why did i read the reviews? what has this made me? it feels good. i like they like it. >> it's unbelievable. and what is it, david? what is the so fascinating to viewers to people in the audience about a story like this. because, there had been a few not executed quite this well, but there have been a few that kind of dive into this subject matter. >> people love rock and roll. i think people are always interested in what's behind these surface images and the mythologies we know so well. but i really want to demystify what people think they understand about rock and what they think they understand about artistic processes and sort of peel back the surface. and i think people are interested in that. the show is very intimate. it's not just blown out with rock and roll. i'm really more interested underneath the surfaces. >> speaking of the creative process, talk about broadway and talk about your experience. >> how does it

the first time i heard the phrase actually was, was back in back in your day, back in my day when john lennon's morecambe, and he said, oh, it's not like in your day, eric, you know, and eric was, faked this outrage of course, he wasn't bothered at all, but you faked this outrage. but i mean, you know, it can be just seen as a way of just saying, you're a bit older than me. well, so what, you know is that. >> but also could be perceived as you're not relevant. that's that's what it could be as well. >> ageism, though, is definitely rife. and i do think it's it is it's really getting worse actually. i feel. yeah. >> and i think as we, as we move into a world where people are going to need to work until they're 70 before they get their pension, we need to overcome this ageism, which certainly does exist. but then i guess there's all sorts of things, like older workers with more experience will be more expensive than a younger worker, and often not as up to speed with changes in technology. >> so the younger people who are paid a pittance compared to the older ones, then feel frustrated because

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