for it at the time, for an extremely poor choice of words, but that is exactly how the reform mp lee andersoncomments today and... is he riuht? ., �* in the comments today and... is he riuht? .,�* , ., he right? i don't accept that at all. he right? i don't accept that at all- the _ he right? i don't accept that at all. the statement - he right? i don't accept that at all. the statement that i at all. the statement that yvette cooper did in the chamber a couple of hours ago is very clear, that there is a specific sort of grooming that is happening that is being perpetrated by british pakistani men, but this is an organised crime group. this is an identifier, their ethnicity, just as if they all went to the same golf club would be identifying. there are so many examples of child grooming groups going on. for simple, the church, i have to say, of the church, i have to say, of the bbc has got its own scandal in this area, so i think what we need to be doing is looking at how we prevent child abuse, full stop, and then we have to be specific about the pick of the models and how we address those p

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anderson, "the last showgirl." angelina jolie, "maria." nicole kidman, "babygirl." tilda swinton, "the room next door." fernanda torres, "i'm still here." kate winslet, "lee the golden globe goes to... fernanda torres, i'm still here. >> announcer: this is fernanda torres' first nomination and first win. when she stopped by our "entertainment tonight" platform on the red carpet, she said she is the second brazilian to be nominated. her mother was the first. she also said that she feels like she is at disneyland and wants to meet everyone tonight. so line up, guys, because a golden globe winner wants to talk to you. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> fernanda: my god, i didn't prepare anything because i was late already. this is such an amazing year for female performances. so many actresses here who i admire so much. and of course i want to thank you, my partner, my friend, for a story, and of course i want to dedicate it to my mother. you have no idea. she was here 25 years ago, and this is proof that art can endure through life, even in difficult moments like this. in the same thing that is happening now in the world with so much fear, and this is a film that helps us t

pamela anderson will be here tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] jamie lee curtis will be on the show.applause ] can't wait for that, it's a big show. but first, what a show we have for you tonight. he's a talented actor. i love this guy, man. he's just great. and also, great sense of humor as well. >> steve: super funny. >> jimmy: yeah, super talented. he's also the host of "deal or no deal island." season 2 premieres tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. on nbc. and apparently something big happens. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: like, something crazy. >> steve: something crazy? >> jimmy: historic. >> steve: historically crazy? >> jimmy: i'm gonna talk to him about it. yeah. joe manganiello is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] "deal or no deal island," season two, tomorrow. she is a social media star who's currently making her broadway debut in "& juliet," which is playing now at the stephen sondheim theatre. charli d'amelio is joining us tonight! [ cheers and applause ] on broadway. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: and we got great music from a legend. one of my all-time faves is gonna do a medley tonigh

anderson. that was a clip -- >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: -- from "the last showgirl." >> yeah. >> seth: is it true that jamie leenominated for a golden globe? >> i heard on my "showgirl" group chat. >> seth: oh, you have a "showgirl" group chat? >> yes, we have a "showgirl" group chat. >>eth: that's great. >> and i just saw "pamela!!" with a lot of exclamation points, so. >> seth: did you have any expectation? or was it just pure joy and surprise? >> me, expectations? i mean, no, of course not. [ light laughter ] no, but i was so excited. and then we heard about the s.a.g nomination today. >> seth: today. >> which was nice. >> seth: congratulations on that as well. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] that's really wonderful because that's your peers. >> seth: yes, it is your peers. >> those are you peers, yeah. >> seth: you did do a broadway run, which is quite being a showgirl, but it is the demands of broadway. and it was in "chicago." which has a lot of -- has the same, you know, singing and dancing. did you take anything from your broadway experience that you felt like you used in the film? >> oh, my gosh,

anderson cooper. listen wherever you get your podcasts. >> and we're back with our breaking news. we're getting a new look at damage from the pacific palisades fire. cnn reporter lee waldman is there. lee, give us a sense of what you've seen today. >> jake, we've made our way now into one of the neighborhoods here in pacific palisades. >> we know people were forced to flee their homes. >> and you can see exactly why for yourself. homes left in rubble thanks to this fire that roared through here, leaving devastation in its wake. >> we can't tell what this home used to be. we can see the remains of a vehicle here, only making out the torched logo of bmw here. but even a puddle of aluminum from what used to be a wheel next to this vehicle. all throughout this neighborhood, we're seeing lines from utilities scattered along sidewalks, even scattering the roadways. here. it's been a flurry of activity all throughout the day as fire crews and utility crews are coming through this neighborhood. i believe we have another camera angle we can show you to show you just the widespread devastation throughout this neighborhood. here, it's the palisades fire at this point is 8% c

lee's "summer of sam." >> you think i am the son of sam? >> come on. >> reporter: he carried a blockbuster like "king kong" and shown some whimsy in his five films with director wes andersongave me a lot of opportunity to comedic work, overtly comedic stuff. at the time people thought i was a serious actor. >> reporter: "the brutalist" is a return to a serious side. >> there are people here that do not want us here. >> reporter: that may be a reminder that, as an artist, adrien brody is up for anything. >> it's a nice moment right now. it's a very nice moment. >> reporter: when you are not working, what makes you happy? >> lots of things. i need to be creatively immersed. that may be fulfilled through cooking, through painting, through making music. i'm a pretty good cook. >> reporter: what do you make? >> hot dogs. kidding. what do you like? tell me, what would you like? i could whip something up. come over, i will whip up something to eat, make some good cocktails. >> reporter: you are a mixologist as well? >> i can hook it up. >> reporter: what can you not do? >> keep my mouth shut. i need to learn that one. >> reporter: and on that note -- [ laughter ] oh, it's cold o

>> welcome to lee anderson's real world. >> tonight on the show we have elvis tribute act, rick gaynor. we also have rory greene on the show for the first time. trade unionists andy twelves and self—proclaimed anarchist. that's doctor lisa mckenzie, the first. let's go to the news. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom. back to lee in just a moment. first, though, the headlines. elon musk's comments on grooming gangs have been slammed today by the health secretary as misjudged and misinformed. the tech billionaire accused sir keir starmer of inaction and said safeguarding minister jess safeguarding ministerjess phillips deserves prison over her comments on child exploitation in oldham. the conservatives have also criticised musk for sharing factually inaccurate claims, they say, and warned against distracting from survivors needs. however, wes streeting has hit back and urged musk to help tackle rape gangs. >> look, when it comes to tackling the serious issue of child sexual exploitation and abuse, i do think that online giants, social media companies have got a big part to pla

more in an hour. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. my name is lee anderson. the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield. and tonight on the show, she's back. the very glamorous political commentator chloe dobbs. happy new year to you. and first time on the show. our left in the corner is matthew torbitt. thanks matthew for being being a good sport and being left in the corner. but this week in parliament, labour mps voted against having a full national inquiry into the pakistani rape gangs. here's what sir keir starmer had to say. >> i've set out what i did. i actually changed the system because i could see some of the things that were going wrong. i wasn't prepared, unlike some tory politicians. i'm not tweeting about it or talking about it. i got on with changing it in relation to the serious point you do make, because, you know, this is the victims here suffered terrible abuse, unthinkable, unspeakable, genuinely sickening abuse, and then they weren't listened to. and that has to be taken seriously. >> well there you go, guys. this is the prime ministe

. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world.'m lee anderson, reform uk member of parliament for ashfield, and joining me once again this week is doctor lisa mckenzie, a self—proclaimed anarchist. that's right. and he's back. and he is a what.7 >> a&e true genius. a local man, local local man. >> he's been a scaffolder. he's done all sorts. and you've been accusing our guests of being a waspi woman? >> i would never, i would say accuse is a strong word. accuses. it's a bit awkward, and i apologise on her. i'm sick. i'm a 68. >> i'm a. i was born in 68. you're not 68? no, i was born in 68. that's a long way off from the 50s. >> so we've just cleared that up. >> yeah, i apologise wholeheartedly. >> waspi woman. but, lisa, i think every single frontbencher for the labour party at some stage in the run up to the last election and the one before, said that they would give the waspi women their compensation, which was due. it's unfair, it's terrible, it's wicked, it's horrible. they deserve this money. and what have they done just just

also chief executive officer of the youth vote, alex cairns, any minute now, reform uk chief whip lee anderson is taking to the stage before nigel farage at the reform uk conference. you will hear those speeches live in my show. lee is set to declare the gloves are off as they vowed to escalate campaigning efforts. then, coming up in the british debate are we ask, do you think reform uk will be the next gen will win the next general election? in my niggle, i'll be taking on head, head, head. what am i talking about? head on. what's her name? jess phillips and her comments. and also keir starmer is all the failures with the grooming gangs. then for the great british debate, i'm asking, do we need a national inquiry into grooming gangs? and there is a pile up on x? what do you think? cast your vote. difficult conversations as well. sexual abuse advice. survivor ambassador at the maggie oliver foundation kelly lees will be joining us. but before we get started, let's get your latest news with sam francis. >> nana, thank you and good afternoon to you. it's just gone 3:00. well, the top story this

and that's mr lee anderson. and meghan markle has released a new netflix show, another one, as she rebrands herself as a hyper stylised tradwife, while the nurse that aptly named with love meghan, which has already been slammed by royal fans and will find out why. and that's all coming up in the next hour. watch the show. it's fair to say it's all kicking off since the labour party yesterday denied there'll be the opportunity for a full national inquiry into the scandal that gripped oldham. elon musk has got involved. nigel farage has got involved, kemi badenoch has got involved. everybody is saying this simply isn't good enough. well, today i'll be joined by a council whistleblower who said that when he tried to raise red flags, it was he who found himself on the receiving end of an investigation. and later in the show, i'll be joined by an inspiring single mum from cornwall. never been involved in politics in her life, so moved by what's going on, so outraged by what's going on, so outraged by the political in

the sunday express lee anderson calls anti—reform protesters socialists.eans to change to someone who's anti—reform would be conservative. >> well, socialist doesn't mean radical change. there are people who are socialists who believe in maintaining the situation as it is in the country that they're living in. you know, you can be a socialist in china and be an incredibly conservative because the ccp is running china. so i disagree with that. >> anyway, you agreed with it. >> anyway, you agreed with it. >> i know, i agree, is that >> anyway, you agreed with it. >> i know, i agree,

. >> reform lee anderson joins me live. do reform and the tories have to find a way to come together and. edinburgh, newcastle, blackpool, the isle of wight, they've all cancelled their new year's eve celebrations because of a bit of wind. are we a bit too soft, do we think? on my panel tonight it's the broadcaster and columnist esther krakue, political commentator alex armstrong and ex—labour minister bill rammell. oh, and what's going on here, everybody? get ready. britain, here we go. the king should knight sadiq khan with a machete to make him feel at home. next. >> good evening. it's just gone. 8:00. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom. dubai has just ushered in the new year with a spectacular firework display. japan, australia and new zealand were the first to ring in the new year, with celebrations followed by hong kong and taiwan. thailand and vietnam and india have also rung in the new yearin india have also rung in the new year in the last few hours. but as the world welcomes in 2025, sever