and lena dunham, catherine called birdy. yes. an adaptation of karen cushman�*s novel, which i haven't read. medieval setting, very modern sensibility. bella ramsey is birdy. that's a nickname. she is a teenager. she's a vibrant spirit. she's rebellious. we first meet her, you know, rolling in mud and causing chaos. everything's fine until her father, played by andrew scott, realises that he's run out of money. here's a clip. disrupting cottage raisings. causing mischief in the village. who stole my chickens? and listening through doors i should not listen through. well, how has this happened? after all, you're paid - to prevent things like this? in essence, my lord, you have ignored me. you have spent properly and without censure. nonsense. i can't have spent so much. give me one example of... ..of an expense notl strictly necessary for the survival of my family. really? my tiger has arrived. it's dead. the travel was harsh from siberia, my lord. just sleeping, but not breathing. perhaps some water? so, he bought a tiger of one

and lena dunham. yes.tion of kushner�*s novel, which i haven't read, medieval setting, very modern sensibility. bella ramsey is birdy. that's her nickname. she is a teenager. she's a vibrant spirit. she's rebellious. we first meet her, you know, rolling in mud and causing chaos. everything's fine until her father, played by andrew scott, realises that he's run out of money. here's a clip. disrupting cottage raisings. causing mischief in the village. and listening through doors i should not listen through. well, how has this happened? after all, you're paid - to prevent things like this? in essence, my lord, you have ignored me. you have spent properly and without censure. nonsense. i can't have spent so much. give me one example of... ..of an expense notl strictly necessary for the survival of my family. really? my tiger has arrived. it's dead. the travel was harsh from siberia, my lord. it'sjust sleeping. it's not breathing, you fool. perhaps some water? so, he bought a tiger, one of the essentials of lif

lena dunham�*s adaptation of karen cushman�*s novel, which i haven�*t read, about a young woman in mediaeval*s smart... the script is terrific, because it�*s so whip—smart that you think, "i wish i had retorts like that at my fingertips!" it�*s terrific. and also, how great to see a film which is... you know, it�*s a coming—of—age movie and it�*s about adolescence. it has no squeamishness about the subject of menstruation... childbirth. childbirth, yeah, and both the glory of childbirth and the terror of childbirth as well. and it has at the centre of it a teenage girl who is smarter, sharper, funnier than everyone else around her and kind of runs rings around them. but i thought it was a real delight and i knew nothing about it other than the title. so you liked it? yeah, i think it�*s lovely. and i think anyone can watch it. i said this before... anyone can watch it. and i�*m a 60—year—old bloke and i thought it was really, really charming. charming is a very good word, but in a good way. a very quick word about dvds and streaming? the black phone is out on dvd. this is a horrorfilm — i kn

next and drew barrymore show and lena dunham insipid we have the weather and join us on the streamingvice now with cbs been as beneficial with volunteer group turning to unusual rain and turning that into helping the community. >>> biden says us would step in if unprecedented chinese attack on taiwan. skyler henry and clarification from the white ho e and trying an experiment, which is, like, my hair's a little too dirty. so it's going to be a lot of dry shampoo and a life lesson if i can go that one extra day. [music playing] [cheers and applause] ok, all right. thank you, mr. daniel, by the way. thank you, daniel hall. ross mathews, how are you today? i'm great, and your hair looks fabulous. i wouldn't know that it's filthy. thanks to mr. daniel. a lot of dry shampoo in there. all right, you ready to hit some headlines? ross: you know, i am. you guys ready? all right. first up, about to step into elvis's blue suede shoes. e! reports that "euphoria's" jacob elordi will play the king of rock and roll

lena dunham's adaptation of karen cushman's novel, which i haven't read, about a young woman in mediaevalpt is terrific, because it's so whip—smart that you think, "i wish i had retorts like that at my fingertips!" it's terrific. and also, how great to see a film which is... you know, it's a coming—of—age movie and it's about adolescence. it has no squeamishness about the subject of menstruation... childbirth. childbirth, yeah, and both the glory of childbirth and the terror of childbirth as well. and it has at the centre of it a teenage girl who is smarter, sharper, funnier than everyone else around her and kind of runs rings around them. but i thought it was a real delight and i knew nothing about it other than the title. so you liked it? yeah, i think it's lovely. and i think anyone can watch it. i said this before... anyone can watch it. and i'm a 60—year—old bloke and i thought it was really, really charming. charming is a very good word, but in a good way. a very quick word about dvds and streaming? the black phone is out on dvd. this is a horrorfilm — i know, not a fan — but this i

lena dunham's adaptation of karen cushman's novel, which i haven't read, about a young woman in mediaevalipt is terrific, because it's so whip—smart that you think, "i wish i had retorts like that at my fingertips!" it's terrific. and also, how great to see a film which is... you know, it's a coming—of—age movie and it's about adolescence. it has no squeamishness about the subject of menstruation... childbirth. childbirth, yeah, and both the glory of childbirth and the terror of childbirth as well. and it has at the centre of it a teenage girl who is smarter, sharper, funnier than everyone else around her and kind of runs rings around them. but i thought it was a real delight and i knew nothing about it other than the title. so you liked it? yeah, i think it's lovely. and i think anyone can watch it. i said this before... anyone can watch it. and i'm a 60—year—old bloke and i thought it was really, really charming. charming is a very good word, but in a good way. a very quick word about dvds and streaming? the black phone is out on dvd. this is a horrorfilm — i know, not a fan — but this

well, i know that hillary was warned by lena dunham, the director, that you can't be in business. this is the 2016 campaign when she's running for president, you have to reject harvey weinstein because he's a rapist and hillary's person who she told that to his press secretary, her press secretary. she claims she was never told. that is that true? i don't know. pataki governor pataki was one of the people who called harvey and harvey the new york times is investigating you. one of the first clues he had that he was being chased by the new york times came from governor pataki, who had given several raise several hundred thousand dollars for. so did i dwell on talking to politicians? no. but i had access to amazing array of emails from pataki and and etc. that i, i didn't need to talk to them at that point. now, i could have talked to them and maybe i should have talked to them and said, what you were told is why, why, why you do what you did. why did you continue to keep in touch with them? and that's a fair criticism that i could have done more on that. thank you. i have a questio

well, i know that hillary was warned by lena dunham, the director, that you can't be in business. this is the 2016 campaign when she's running for president, you have to reject harvey weinstein because he's a rapist and hillary's person who she told that to his press secretary, her press secretary. she claims she was never told. that is that true? i don't know. pataki governor pataki was one of the people who called harvey and harvey the new york times is investigating you. one of the first clues he had that he was being chased by the new york times came from governor pataki, who had given several raise several hundred thousand dollars for. so did i dwell on talking to politicians? no. but i had access to amazing array of emails from pataki and and etc. that i, i didn't need to talk to them at that point. now, i could have talked to them and maybe i should have talked to them and said, what you were told is why, why, why you do what you did. why did you continue to keep in touch with them? and that's a fair criticism that i could have done more on that. thank you. i have a questio

and lena dunham. yes. in essence, my lord, you have ignored me. you have spent properly and without censure. nonsense. i can't have spent so much. give me one example of... ..of an expense not strictly necessary for the survival l of my family. really? my tiger has arrived. it's dead. the travel was harsh from siberia, my lord. just sleeping, but not breathing. perhaps some water? so, he bought a tiger of one of the essentials of life. so having run out of money, he decides that what he has to do is to marry birdy to somebody who has money into a whole bunch of beardy and horrible suitors. he doesn't want to. he loves his daughter, but that's the situation that he's in. so, what you have here is a really interesting coming of age tale that has many things going for it. one of them is it's not at all squeamish about menstruation. it is a subject that's right there in the middle of the film. absolutely. great. no problem at all, which, let's face it, in terms of mainstream cinema is not a common thing. absol

tonight -- lena dunham, comedian jo koy, an all new "closer look" featuring the 8g band with rick smith cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and if you don't mind, we are going to get to the news president biden and first lady dr. jill biden made a surprise trip to delaware yesterday to cast their votes in the state's primaries. though for what it's worth, biden just voted the same way he always does. [ light laughter ] ah, simpler times. president biden today toured the detroit auto show.

♪♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests lena dunham, and jo koy everybody!ers and applause i want to thank rick smith and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> re: at the finish line. tonight, a noble announcement from the world health organization. >>> the end of the pandemic. what do our covid experts think? we ask them to weigh in. >>> it is just what we need. rain expected to return to the bay area. i will have totals and timings coming up in the forecast. >>> lessons learned from last night's quake. >>> it shook the north bay. how that shake alert works, and expecting the big one hits. >>> help is on the way, sending out those stimulus payments as inflation continues to soar. how much can you expect to see in your bank account, and when? >>> good evening, we begin with the bold announcement from the world health organization. the end of covid's insight. >> but what does that actually mean? are we really past the pandemic, and what about those new variants we keep talking about? tonight, our covid