right now, margot robbie. ama: have a great night everyone. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- margot robbie. sabrina impacciatore. and music from the white buffalo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. thank you. welcome. very nice. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thank you for joining us tonight. we do have a good show for you. i have to say -- you know what, thank you, i appreciate that. i'll tell you, i was only planning to jingle some of the way tonight. but now i think i might be jingling all the way. [ cheers ] i might just go for it. christmas is kind of -- you think about it, kind of a weird universe. there are entire radio stations, cable channels totally devoted to christmas. hallmark and the lifetime channel right now, it's nothing but gingerbread and tongueless kissing under the mistletoe. [ laughter ] listen to the descriptions of some of these movies. "stepping into the holiday." sparks f

there is a lot of publicity starring ray grassley and margot robbie andindeed ray grassley and margot, oppenheimer. the story of robert oppenheimer, often known as the father of the atomic bomb. the battle has been branded barbenheimer and has led to a number of memes and social media, one of those showing margot robbie pars like her style as a mushroom cloud. the official barbie account replied to that, posting this: in another meme gillian murphy is assured carrying margot robbie. the barbie account replied that: that sparked outrage forjapan. a hashtag is trending. japan of course is the only country to have suffered nuclear attacks. the barbie movie itself is due to be released on 11 august, just five days after the anniversary of the nuclear attacks on hiroshima in 1945. warner brothers have apologised, posting a statement on the barbiejapan account which has been viewed over 36 million times. it said it was: separately, the us hq for warner brothers gave the bbc this statement, saying: in addition, twitter, which has now been rebranded x has added contacts to the original posts

are looking for phones, wallets and clues to to know the dead, no loss is like any other, but for margot, one case was particularly important: a civilian burned man who died during this family of the whole homeland, a difficult day in my life, but then i was once again convinced that i should be here. it was the most difficult day. it was only one day of losses from one small part of the long front of this war, however , the desire to fight did not abate, and oksana agreed with her husband that if he died in bodya, she would leave to fight she is still getting used to army life and the dangers associated with it this road is regularly shelled back beyond the borders of bakhmut they leave and immediately hide in the nearby forest this position is in the range of russian guns only thousands of other ukrainians oksana had very little time to mourn and chose battle fight we hear from many soldiers on the front line that the time to mourn will come when the war is over habib aviation habib aviator communication check now she is part of an air reconnaissance group that hunts russian anti-tank

each loss is personal, but one arrival was especially so for margot.d here. he died while defending his motherland. it was the hardest day of my life. that moment made me realize that i have to be here. but that was the hardest day ever. this is only one day's worth of losses from one small part of this war�*s long front. but still, there is no slackening in the will to battle on. in marriage, oksana made a pact with her husband. she would join up if he was killed in action. she's still getting used to army life and the dangers that come with it. this road is regularly shelled. here outside bakhmut, they head out and immediately take cover in nearby woods. this position is in range of russian guns. like thousands of other ukrainians, oksana had very little time to mourn. instead, she chose to fight. and what we hear from a lot of soldiers on the frontline is that the time to grieve will come when the war is over. distant explosions she's now part of an aerial reconnaissance team, hunting for a russian anti—tank unit. they have to work fast. the risk is

each loss is personal, but one arrival was especially so for margot.. he died while defending his motherland. it was the hardest day of my life. that moment made me realize that i have to be here. but that was the hardest day ever. this is only one day's worth of losses from one small part of this war�*s long front. but still, there is no slackening in the will to battle on. in marriage, 0ksana made a pact with her husband. she would join up if he was killed in action. she's still getting used to army life and the dangers that come with it. this road is regularly shelled. here outside bakhmut, they head out and immediately take cover in nearby woods. this position is in range of russian guns. like thousands of other ukrainians, 0ksana had very little time to mourn. instead, she chose to fight. and what we hear from a lot of soldiers on the frontline is that the time to grieve will come when the war is over. distant explosions. she's now part of an aerial reconnaissance team, hunting for a russian anti—tank unit. they have to work fast. the risk is real

each loss is personal, but one arrival was especially so for margot.y was . when they brought my husband here. he died while defending his motherland. it was the hardest day of my life. that moment made me realise that i have to be here. but that was the hardest day ever. this is only one day's worth of losses from one small part of this war�*s long front. but still, there is no slackening in the will to battle on. in marriage, oksana made a pact with her husband — she would join up if he was killed in action. she's still getting used to army life and the dangers that come with it. this road is regularly shelled. here, outside bakhmut, they head out and immediately take cover in nearby woods. this position is in range of russian guns. like thousands of other ukrainians, oksana had very little time to mourn. instead, she chose to fight. and what we hear from a lot of soldiers on the frontline is that the time to grieve will come when the war is over. she's now part of an aerial reconnaissance team, hunting for a russian anti—tank unit. they have to work

each loss is personal, but one arrival was especially so for margot.band here. he died while defending his motherland. it was the hardest day of my life. that moment made me realize that i have to be here. but that was the hardest day ever. this is only one day's worth of losses from one small part of this war�*s long front. but still, there is no slackening in the will to battle on. in marriage, oksana made a pact with her husband. she would join up if he was killed in action. she's still getting used to army life and the dangers that come with it. this road is regularly shelled. here outside bakhmut, they head out and immediately take cover in nearby woods. this position is in range of russian guns. like thousands of other ukrainians, oksana had very little time to mourn. instead, she chose to fight. and what we hear from a lot of soldiers on the frontline is that the time to grieve will come when the war is over. distant explosions. she's now part of an aerial reconnaissance team, hunting for a russian anti—tank unit. they have to work fast. the ris

right now, margot robbie. ama: have a great night everyone. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- margot robbie. sabrina impacciatore. and music from the white buffalo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel!

you'll be seeing on the stage shortly is margot canaday. professor of history at princeton university. now our main job as jurors to read. now i elected for physical copies and for several weeks i felt like the sorcerer's apprentice having unwittingly cast a spell that unleashed an endless parade of box after box after box into my office, spilling 200 new hardbacks on every available surface. but when the deliveries finally ceased, we had divided the list into and began to intense months of reading in our final deliberations. we picked this eclectic book, three books that might at first seem to be utterly unalike. they belong to different genres micro history, transnational history, biography one confines us to lower manhattan in the early 1790s. another takes us back and forth across mexican u.s. border. in the first two decades of the 20th century. the other situates us around a single person who spent his entire life in washington, d.c.. from 1895 to 1972. and yet, despite their differences, these books shared number of important and adm

barbie, in which margot robbie and ryan gosling give excellent performances playing characters inspiredrld—famous plastic dolls, is a lot of fun. it's a thoughtful and intelligent satire. for me, at any rate, it could have been a bit deeper, but that said, it certainly generated a must—see. looking good, barbie. thanks, ken. barbie was more than just a blockbuster that broke several records, it was a real event movie, a rarity these days that allowed people to really enjoy a trip to the cinema, and it tapped into a genuinejoy many have for a plastic doll. it's like the only toy i used to play with when i was a girl. i used to dress them and do their hair, and barbie was my thing, so obviously now i have a daughter, i want to see it with her. i love barbie. i got so excited, i told my mum, can you please get tickets? and i was so excited. barbie really benefited from barbenheimer, a phrase emerged in social media. it became a cultural meme which helped fuel interested two very different films, barbie and 0ppenheimer, opening at the same time. i think the early barbenheimer effect was bec

we follow barbie, portrayed by margot robbie, as she goes on an adventure to the real world to restoreto malfunction. her mission — to find the human playing with her and discover why they are unhappy so that her life can go back to normal. where are we going? in the nearly two—hour film, a lot goes down. there are dance battles, ballads, and interesting takes on the patriarchy and womanhood that have resonated with many. greta gerwig's barbie pays homage to the iconic doll, but in the same breath it also pokes holes at the beauty standards that barbie sets for women. the cast breathes life into these plastic doll characters by giving them heart and humour. ryan gosling shines as barbie's boyfriend, but behind the belly laughs, there is a deeper meaning. barbieland is matriarchal paradise, but we later find ourselves questioning if this is at the expense of the ken characters. barbie has confounded the naysayers, proving that films with female characters made by female directors can be huge, international blockbusters. just before barbie was released, i noticed the arrival of the 25th

when margot robbie was pitching barbie, margot robbie of course being the star of the film, she saiddirector then this film could make a billion. she was saying this before anybody else. stay with us here on bbc news. today has been a drier, calmer and brighter day than yesterday was. storm anthony has been easing a way eastwards. clear skies following on behind albeit with a speckling of shower cloud. most of their show there are easing and fading as we go through the evening and overnight. some spots in the countryside will get a little chillier than that. a fresh start on monday morning but under this little ridge of high pressure is a largely bright and bright start. some spells of sunshine around and we will see some showers popping up through the day but they should be quite as many as there has been today. however, this weather system running in from the west will eventually bring more cloud into the far south—west of england, the far south—west of wales and some misty murky conditions developing. some rain as well. temperatures i6 developing. some rain as well. temperatures 1

when margot robbie was pitching barbie, margot robbie of course being the star of the film, she said director then this film could make a billion. she was saying this before anybody else. i certainly think they are going to be gearing up for more toy movies in the future. i know that on et al. are very keen, so for example, we have magic able the thing you shake when you want to work out whether or not you should go out or stay in. i am finding it hard to imagine how a movie like that would work. i suppose we will find out. but back to the question you pose, why did barbie work so well?— barbie work so well? well, it is a bi barbie work so well? well, it is a his original _ barbie work so well? well, it is a big original idea. _ barbie work so well? well, it is a big original idea. barbie - barbie work so well? well, it is a big original idea. barbie has - barbie work so well? well, it is a big original idea. barbie has got| big original idea. barbie has got brand recognition but the way they treat barbie with this sort of meta— knowing edge, she gets self—awareness and leaves barbie

of what margot does . what? of what margot does. margot is a star. and knows how to handle things.o around saying barbie is the worst thing ever. no. she promotes it in the hope that they'll make another film and they're going to make another film, which i'm really pleased about, but begins if disney, right? >> if disney thinks the story of snow white is so scandalous because, you know, apparently the big controversy over the 1937 original is that prince charming didn't ask for consent before he goes went in for the kiss with snow white. you know, why is disney remaking it then, if they think the original is so disgraceful and snow so woke they don't disney don't think it's disgraceful. >> disney are making it because they know they're going to make what they thought they would make money as opposed make a lot of money as opposed to now is going to happen. to what now is going to happen. it i mean, it probably won't. i mean, i hear it and hear they're holding it now and seeing if ever come out. seeing if it'll ever come out. it's ludicrous. how can one it's just ludicrous. how can

white margot james, tell us about the geographical significance of chernihiv.talk about places that are attacked in ukraine, but for many of our viewers they don't know the difference between many of them. that is a fair point. chernihiv is a city in northern ukraine, it is a smaller city, with ancient roots. it is somewhere where, in the early days and weeks of the full—scale invasion of last february, russian forces made their way south from belarus and tried to take this city. they got pretty close as well. ultimately, chernihiv did not fall. what it saw were relentless mortar strikes, missile strikes, and fighting on the outskirts of the city. it was part of the northern advance where russian forces tried to make their way down to kyiv, which is about a two—hour drive from here. it is a city that went through an awful lot last year. but because of its proximity to both the belarusian and russian border, air strikes are a daily threat, because it is harder for ukraine to intercept them while they are flying through the air. white margot james waterhouse, tha

of what margot does . what? of what margot does. margot is a star. and knows how to handle things.o around saying barbie is the worst thing ever. no. she promotes it in the hope that they'll make another film and they're going to make another film, which i'm really pleased about, but begins if disney, right? >> if disney thinks the story of snow white is so scandalous because, you know, apparently the big controversy over the 1937 original is that prince charming didn't ask for consent before he goes went in for the kiss with snow white. you know, why is disney remaking it then, if they think the original is so disgraceful and snow so woke they don't disney don't think it's disgraceful. >> disney are making it because they know they're going to make what they thought they would make money as opposed make a lot of money as opposed to now is going to happen. to what now is going to happen. it won't. mean, it probably won't. i mean, i hear now and hear they're holding it now and seeing ever come out. seeing if it'll ever come out. it's ludicrous. how can one it's just ludicrous. how c

like a twitter was saying that margot robbie was made like that was a dip.like if margot robbie's made that i'm a bridge troll, you know. >> so that's nobody made beans. >> like, not that hot. yeah, yeah. >> gre >> well, i would go with that. she's homely. exactly. chick right. not unlike me who doesn't look sickly at all. >> i'm kidding. n. i toldelightful perso[laugh >> i tel hl her that when i gett home because she fell in his i little trap. yes. than k you. >> know, i go back to. i go back to this. i think that we're in a periodfe of time where it's realizing thatare. i mean, let's be honest. do you think all the president's men was an honesesit film do? the book was honest about watergate. there's a lot of there's a non things that we take for granted about nuclear power that we find out not true.about you know what i mean? an inconvenienyot, that documentary. yeah. t. maybe t fell apar so, i mean, it's like maybe we're just becoming smarter. well, think it's so interesting that you started out talking about how the people are supposed to be telling us

. >> starring margot robbie and ryan gosling the film follows barbie as she contends with her fantasyland. it has tapped into a cultural zeitgeist. >> it is not just a movie for ladies or girls. >> i love how they made commentary on both sides of the gender spectrum. >> also existential drag. -- existential dread. >> i love the concept about life and death and what is like in the real world. it becomes the 53rd movie to have made over $1 billion in box office history. beating the summer box office rival oppenheimer which for its part has grossed over $500 million globally in three weeks. >> you're watching france 24. stay with us. ♪ >> hello, everyone. you are watching france 24. stay tuned. >> she had been called africa's premier diva. one of the most inspired women in the world and the most powerful celebrity in africa. with more than 16 million albums sold, multi-grammy award singer-songwriter activist and educator, she is now the laureate of the polar music prize are regarded perhaps as the world's most prestigious music award. hello. >> hello. >> you always seem so joyful. your energ

but is like in plastic really as fantastic as it seems part trade by margot robbie as she goes on anarts to malfunction —— portrayed this. permission... to find the human playing with her and discover why they are unhappy so that her life can go back to normal. where are we going? lh her life can go back to normal. where are we going?— where are we going? in the nearly two-hour— where are we going? in the nearly two-hour film, - where are we going? in the nearly two-hour film, a - where are we going? in the nearly two-hour film, a lot | nearly two—hourfilm, a lot goes down. there are dance battles, ballads, an interesting takes on the patriarchy and womanhood that have resonated with many. 's greta's babi has paid homage to the iconic doll but in the same breath it also pokes holes at the beauty standards that babi sets for women. the cast breathes life into this plastic doll character by giving them heart and humour. ryan gosling signs as babi's boyfriend, but behind their belly laughs, there is a deeper meaning. it's babi land is matriarchal paradise, but we later find ourselves qu

twitter was saying that margot robbie was made.margot robbie is made -- mid. >> greg: i would go with that. >> kat: right. and unlike me who does not look sickly at all. [laughter] >> greg: i'm kidding. she is a delightful person. i told her that when i get home. [laughter] >> tyrus: because she felt in his little trap. >> greg: yes, thank you. >> tyrus: there you go. trevin michael back to the. >> i think that we are in a period of time where we are realizing that, i mean, let's be honest, you take all the presidents men was an honest phone? there's a lot of nonfiction things that wou that we take fod about nuclear power. you know what i mean? an inconvenient truth, that documentary. very inconvenient. it fell apart. maybe we are just becoming smarter. >> batya: i think it is interesting that you started out talking about how people are supposed to be telling us the truth, sometimes fictionalized, right? and here we have a story which is to read that was based on truth but the film itself clearly was not a biography or anything an

the film stars margot robbie and ryan gosling. it has broken box office records worldwide.n some country, it is being banned. the film has been removed from cinemas after one month of showings. it is banned for encouraging unacceptable behavior and distorting society values. some say it promotes homosexuality. in one country there was controversy over the map. who thought it would be so controversial? for years, there have been objections from feminists over the doll. it seems to have ruffled feathers from around the world. our guest is joining us from beirut with analysis. >> the mere idea that it promotes homosexuality is ridiculous. according to everyone who watched the movie. it definitely challenges patriarchal views of societies and challenges practices that impose certain worldview which a lot of conservative forces not only in leviton and the arab world across several areas of the world is disturbing for those who are used to privileges. any movie any piece of art that challenges established worldviews that have enabled decades centuries millennia of privilege for o

tell me this to correct the direction of the blow, this is exactly what the woman with the call sign margotreconnaissance when conducting reconnaissance from a drone, do you see the terrain and can you already correct it? the same same stormtroopers where to go. and if there is a danger, it was possible. no one really believed, but i am grateful to my commanders who believed in me, and now i cannot let them down. in the men's team, but in fact, i can say, so we have all the guys are wonderful and there will be absolutely no difficulties and there will be absolutely no getting along in the men's team. the main thing is to exude confidence and treat everyone kindly . we are all brothers and sisters here, and from my own experience i can say that the relationship. how can we say gender differences by sex in we are not. we are all fighters, we are all united, so i 'm very glad, because that's how i perceive these things, as if they told me, well, i don't know how the men's team. that's exactly how you explained it. this is how i perceive it all, that is, i can say from my own experience that it

>> reporter: starring margot robbie and ryan gosling as barbie and ken. >> wow, this is the real world at me? >> yeah, they're also staring at me. >> reporter: barbie corps. a blazing hot pink look that's all about in your face girl power. the trend taking off last summer in anticipation for the jabbarby" movie and it's skyrocketed since. #barbiecorps has over 900 million views on tiktok. with fans showing off everything barbie corps, from their outfits to their own barbie dream home. >> isn't life pink? >> in my case, yeah, life is pink. >> reporter: even hollywood's finest have been seen donning the doll's favorite color, signifying a renaissance for a style once a major player in the upholding of outdated gender norms. >> people are saying, yes, i'm here feminine, this is my style, this is part of me. >> reporter: how do barbie corps outfits make it from the rack to the runway? shea aspen helps her clients embrace the pink within. this is straight out of barbie's closet. >> big ruffle, hyper-feminine. i'm not afraid to be a woman and have the barbie corps pink. >> reporter: she's be

queen margot warden tin, i know her, this is my second walker.ill have no i'm not going to scold. it's like silence. let's get started in person. agisheva i rakhno i. i return fedorchuk now this is your house for a long time you will be well behaved there will be no problems showing off. if you play smart, there will be huge problems. this i promise you. clearly i did not understand clearly, or shall we begin our acquaintance with the schizo? it's clear where it's better not to get into the punishment cell? hurry up, let's go ahead and sniff. you have prostheses instead of legs, the legs are not state-owned, you still turn to me, check on the turns. it seems that some woman came in the morning. cursed, why i don't remember. it was two weeks ago. how has it been two weeks already? do you want me to tell you something from your childhood? i remember apple trees in the garden so beautifully. blossomed and you ran between them in such a funny cap? everyone screamed. why are apple trees covered in snow? why doesn't snow melt white snow? from memory no

countries uh normalized with israel on a stage here at the aspen ideas fast thanks to chairwoman margot , pritzker, she invited princess rima who actually said not only do we want to potentially normalized with israel. >> is there a chance, i remember a regional forum was a way to get nations that hated each other in asia to sit down every once in a while and talk and over time trade deals developed. is there a chance this eventually becomes an alliance? >> i think it already is. there is an abraham accords caucus in the house and senate. many new funds investing across those countries. that is what is most needed. job creation, investment in new areas and the abraham accords is starting that. steve: take us to iran and give us a sense of the factors they are think matter when it comes to looking at questions of stability in the middle east and where it is going. i say this with caution because we saw millions on the street in tel aviv. there are millions all over the streets but tell us what is going on in iran and do the protests we see matter? >> thank you for clarifying that i am no

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. >> mary: and incredible achievement for a film that's star and executive producer margot robbie hading no signs of slowing down. ♪ watch me ♪ ♪ dance the night away ♪ >> we made it for joy and i think it's wonderful to see it being received that way. >> mary: showing barbie is more than kenough. thank you for watching tonight. building a better bay area moving forward, finding >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> we are trying to be creative and utilize the tools around us. we are certainly going to be going to uncharted territory with this. >> uncharted is right. police in santa rosa are fed up with sideshows like this and have any plan to stop them by suing organizers for kumble -- suing organizers for pollution. kristen: authorities say the unique approach could be the first in california, aimed at curbing illegal and dangerous car shows in california that happen all over the area pretty much every weekend. co hope this new tactic will work to stop or curb sideshows. they say spinning donuts in the middle of intersections is pol

access hollywood, long before her barbie days, we're taking you all the way back to a 21-year-old margotrge michael is gone, but his friend and fellow wham! bandmate andrew ridgeley remembers

trenches under the raincoat tents, i lived with the guys and everything is on the same wavelength margotopper phoenix is ​​going to join right after graduation learning. we are now with you in our house behind us, where there is no part of the windows, they are boarded up. here, uh, the opera and ballet theater is also an okanogoria, we are stuck somewhere in the eighties in some kind of parallel world. that's what war does. it's all about the thought that you need to be there to fight on this subject. yes, that is, this is our country now everyone should do what we already do here in donetsk at the league of heroes on the boulevard, where a year ago a nato shell fell under the feet of a thirteen-year-old girl rolling and a ballet school. this wish of the window is final. here there is a tree, a flower is attached there, if we go around, on the other side. we will see children's ballet shoes there in this size, i mean, this is a child. literally , she found this girl for a ballet lesson to her tutor, her grandmother led her. and there was a flight with cluster supplies. you can even see

. >> mary: an incredible achievement for a film that's star and executive producer margot robbie hading no signs of slowing down. ♪ watch me ♪ ♪ dance the night away ♪ >> we made it for joy and i think it's really wonderful to see it being received that way. >> mary: showing barbie is more than kenough. thank you for watching tonight. i'm mary bruce. for david and all of us here, good night. >> the difference between life and death could be this device. it is designed to help police make the right choice on one's a gun versus a taser. the i-team shows you how it works and why it works. >> police have a plan to stop sideshow activity by suing organizers for water pollution. >> and welcome back ousd as students kick off the new school year. the superintendent looks to turn the corner after what she says was a rough end to last school year. how she is laying the groundwork for a smoother school year. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> it is an element error. what we can do is reduce the likelihood of it. >> lethal versus nonlethal fo

brought the move down there, the hype sure isn't dying down at the box office the blockbuster starring margot breaking records, spending its fourth week at number one after earning nearly $34 million in u.s. ticket sales this weekend and "oppenheimer" coming in at number two i feel like you can't say one without the other now because they just sort of went together. >> so true. >>> the biggest movie in the country to the country's largest mall where ed sheeran gave fans a perfect surprise he was part of the a team at this lego store at minnesota's mall of america. while in town for his tour he helped customers check out, met with fans and signed a few autographs he even gave an acoustic performance out by the storefront of none other than his 2011 hit called "lego house. why am i never present when something like this happens. >> i always miss the good stuff. >>> some of the biggest names in fashion are back for one super reunion, check this out. icon cindy crawford, naomi campbell, christy turlington and linda evangelista, the super models gather together on the vogue september issue. they s

ticket sales that puts an end to "barbie's" four-week reign by nearly $4 million while margot robbie's a historic run there is excitement for the "blue beetle." live-action movie that has a latino superhero. >>> from the silver screen to streaming, an old network favorite is ba on the charts >> that's fair sometimes i like to hang out with people who aren't that bright, you know, just to see how the other half lives. >> move over i'm emailing the firm i just found our next associate >> according to nielsen "suits" hit 3.1 billion minutes watched in just one week across peacock and netflix and that's despite it being off the air for four years now. it makes it the most watched show acquired by a streaming platform, but the show's creator let fans down gently saying there are no current plans for a reboot despite the streaming boom my in-laws just found that show they love it. >>> hollywood mourns the loss of the talented ron see if you say jones. the actor passed away after battling a long-standing pulmonary illness. he was best known for his role in the hit series "this is us" and for

access hollywood, long before her barbie days, we're taking you all the way back to a 21-year-old margot first time on access. plus, george michael is gone, but his friend and fellow wham! bandmate andrew ridgeley remembers every detail of how they created all that magic. and how scary did it get if we're haunted mansion co-stars uncensored? then, how shaun white's wild ride includes a love story that changed everything. a family christmas dinner that goes horribly wrong-- we're breaking down the most talked about episode of the bear. and get ready for keanu's return to rock. from universal studios, hollywood, access hollywood starts right now. [theme music]

franchise films, warner brothers had not signed director and cowriter greta gerwig nor its stars, margot film. so she can basically write her own check, she is making a snowwhite movie next, trying to see if she can do for that traditionalfigure, what she did for barbie. but it really elevates her into the big time. you mention she is the first solo female director to have a film go over $1 billion, that is because both frozen and captain marvel had female codirectors, but she has made movie history, barbie is doing great, it is only three weeks and, where is it going to end? it is not going to end, that's the point, there will be a raft of toy movies to follow, i have been told, is that correct? barney the dinosaur, all sorts? it is somewhat possible, you mention this is a big international hit, done well in territories like china the kids did not grow up with barbie dolls, but were aware of the brand. and it is shown you can even cut through to markets where there is not that total familiarity, with a product in the subject. it has also shown that audiences, are tired of sequels and fr

this came after lebanon's culture minister called to ban the film starring margot robbie and ryan goslinglity and transgender culture, and undermines the family. i want to show some dramatic pictures from here in the uk. it is the moment a girl was swept into the sea after being hit by a wave. keep an eye on the centre of the screen. you can see a child holding onto the railing at the harbour, and then a wave comes in, and you can see it knock her into the water. children she was playing with russia where she was playing with russia where she is and raise the alarm, and i want to she is and raise the alarm, and i want to show she is and raise the alarm, and i want to show you she is and raise the alarm, and i want to show you what she is and raise the alarm, and i want to show you what happens she is and raise the alarm, and i want to show you what happens less than a minute later. keep an eye on the end of the pier on the left of the end of the pier on the left of the screen. you can see two members of the public run and jump into the water. they managed to grab the child before she coul

and what is the name of the grandmother, who is the ballerina margot and who is the veteran of the ministry i understood well 1,000 points on the drum letter 2 in oh , my dear galina sergeevna how things are going well at home, granddaughter, out, and daughter-in-law. here, thanks to my granddaughter, i got on this program. she made me such a surprise that she wrote an application, and i ended up here on the field of miracles, they were waiting for yes 550 points letter k. open. it is possible that the head of our working village tuma gave gifts to this bear, who has jam mushrooms in ryazan , they eat them with their eyes, they look, and, of course, pure spring water to them. well, dear man, sector plus on the drum, you can open any letter. in this word, which one? open the second letter? this task cannot help but remind you what kind of wind was in the north, as it was somehow called. by the way, it’s very important, in general, i’m very sorry that this kind of words that we just once again sector plus on the drum. uh-huh and come on, the third. open the third letter can be conveyed, hello

the studio behind barbie features margot robbie as barbie riding on oppenheimer's shoulder with the caption. it's going to be a summer to remember. tom and bomb imagery behind the meme that folks in japan find insensitive and offensive obvious reasons. warner brothers has issued a statement was a sincere apology, calling the meme extremely regrettable. japan has yet to set a release date for oppenheimer. >> the co-founder of oceangate, the company behind the recent wreck of the titanic submersible is not giving up on exploring olson left the company in 2013 long before the disaster. he recently said he believes 1000 people could colonize venus by the year 2050, which won't be easy because the planet is rocky surrounded by crushing air pressure and it is the hottest planet in our solar system. that wraps kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. coming up sports night live. active night out there. jason dumas, here to take a look at what's going on tonight. >> we had a baseball team right down the street, one in socal, a report from training camp. we got it all on sports night live. the giants. they were

so to go on for days and margot robbie making the most of it.elegraph chaos all week as air traffic control fails and disgraced spanish football person there, luis guardian rivers at risk as gove rips up rules on new housing and i think the photograph is from the notting hill carnival . we have notting hill carnival. we have eye news travel chaos to last for days as air traffic failure grounds flights. the express is continuing the same theme days of chaos after air traffic control meltdown and finally, the daily star sunday. some mothers do ave em back to spain for that one. those were your front pages . so we begin with front pages. so we begin with the daily mail, leo. so they've got a nice picture of margot robbie for the dads, but they've also got this this headline flights fiasco to go on for days. >> so thousands of stranded brits are warned that disruption will continue into to the week despite network failure being remedied as 500 uk flights are cancelled by air traffic control on one of the busiest days of the year. >> so apparently th