, yes marilyn monroe, yes you named her, i could. you, it's fine, alexey, how do you do it, it's a secret, of course, how beautifully, and only marlin monroe can do that, no, of course, various celebrities, also schwarzenegger, we will leave you our phone number, okay, our opponents today are dangerous, yes, very, so, who will tell about the captain, citizens, vladimir zelentsov, a man working in all genres of magic, a variety theater actor, a stilt walker and a man without whom we would not have gathered here today, thank you very much and applause, and is it right that the prize fund is 100,000 rubles. yeah, and of course there is a chance that we may not win these 100,000 rubles. can you get as much as you want you want, so you can always turn to the magic envelope, which can make a prize fund, after the program not an ear, but what you play, you could just bring 100.00 to hand over to yourself, right, so what about you? any denomination can be any denomination amazing guests with us, dear friends, two wonderful teams, musicians, c

marlon brando, coco chanel, judy garland, marilyn monroe, cary grant, and even the mona lisa. when it came to america for a special exhibition. it went aboard the united states. >> it served as an icon, really, from the years 1952 to 1969. yeah. transportation icon. do we have one of those now famous people? oh, they're going to space. yes. that's right. >> all the famous people are going the star liner. we went from the ocean liner to the star. >> there are issues even with those spaceships. i mean, i don't think you would see the same with this great ship here. i mean, innovative back in its day. technologically. right, danny? >> big time. yeah. and four presidents wrote it. >> coming up, the controversy on the court. what? one tennis star did, forcing her into a public apology. >> plus, the countdown to the nfl's opening weekend as andrew and danny's teams face off. i think i'll just leave the room. bring it on. world news now. you i'm gina. i want to talk to you about golo and how it has changed my life and how it can change yours too. like many of you i've been dieting an

the firm's history is legendary, from its founder, gabrielle, or coco, to its fans, including marilyn monroe. for leena nair, it's a chance to make history. leena: i want to change the world but look good while doing it. francine: on this episode of "leaders with lacqua," i speak to leena nair about her professional and personal journey, how it defines her leadership style, and her unique approach at the top of luxury. leena nair, thank you so much for joining us here on bloomberg. leena: delighted to be here. francine: what's it like being a chanel chief executive? leena: it is the best job in the world. it's creative, it's energetic, it's vibrant, the sector is doing well. it's a great place to be in. francine: so what kind of difference do you want to make at chanel? is it on the business, is it longevity, is it what it stands for, is it sustainability? leena: you know, i want to lead chanel into the future along with my team. and lead chanel into the future by protecting what's core to us, by protecting our differentiation, protecting what's unique about us. and by evolving as a scaled,

look at it, and i see all of these pictures about president nixon and famous movie stars and marilyn monroend on and on. and all of a sudden, i come to a page and i look at that first glance, that is all of my friends that i started school with. what happened is we had just come out of class and when we came out of class in the back of the school, we always had to march, learn how to march, stand in formation, raise her arm and say heil hitler, they were teaching us then since we were six years old to be hitler youth. this was already the hitler youth, it was their philosophy, hitler velocity -- philosophy. and that was in this book. it is an amazing, amazing thing. i did not think it would happen in one million times again that my daughter would go to a bookstore to find a book for her father, she buys the book she thinks he would like, she gives it to me, and there is a picture of me, 80 years later. that the picture was taken. it's amazing. peter: during the war, were you able to get information besides propaganda from the german radio? mr. wurfl: yes, we did. we got information from the

she would dress up for the halloween shows as marilyn monroe when they were doing a show in las vegas. she was carried in by four gladiators. so it was a side of barbara walters no one had ever seen. and you know, and i think for some younger people that what they remember about barbara walters, the view, not the serious big interviews that she did. a there's a general national shift and she does get they still do get a prominent newsmakers on there. i remember barack obama, the first president to do a daytime and it was barack obama on the view. and when they teach him about it, he said, i wanted to do a show that michelle watch. very, very true switching. and one of the abc producers once told me that the view was a money making machine. and one thing to remember about barbara walters and another part of her legacy from her father, she kept a piece of that. she kept she she was owner of powerwall production letters for wall productions. so was to her great financial benefit as well. and she would tell women in broadcasting, get something yourself, don't just get paid a salary, get a

inherited his fashion sense from his grandmother, who at one point was signed by the same agency as marilyn monroe. there we go. yeah. all right, well, in our series, my new favorite paralympian, hosted by 12 time olympic medalist natalie coughlin and sports reporter zena keita mayhew, talks about losing his grandma, who he called his best friend. everyone who knew shirley culpepper. mayhew knew those glasses. they were just big, stylish, gold framed pink and purple tinted glasses. he's referring to the gold frame elvis presley pink glasses that scott mayhew, nick's father and shirley's son, would wear them everywhere. and even when she would, even when she didn't need to wear them, she would wear them just because it was kind of like her signature glasses. so she'd wear them into the bowling alley, and we'd have to remind her, hey, mom, you know, you can take them off now. and she's like, i'm fine with them. she says, i get to see the world through pink rose glasses. nick spent a lot of time with his grandparents. his parents separated when nick was a child. he and his older brother, thomas lived

maybe two if you're someone special like marilyn monroe or jeffrey dahmer.. >> charles, you get it. you were an actor once. don't you want eugene levy to learn the real you? >> me, the unlikable guy that everyone wants to kill? no thanks. and my ego isn't so delicate that i need random validation from a emmy award-winning actor. >> charles? "the history of wood"? looks and brains? eugene, you have big shoes to fill. >> you know, maybe the actors could be helpful. >> ah-ha. yes. ♪ what? [ cheers and applause ] >> "what?" >> jimmy: that music, too, is so great. the music -- >> oh, it's great. >> jimmy: it just works so well. steve martin, martin short, selena gomez, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] my favorites. season four of "only murders in the building" is streaming now on hulu with new episodes on tuesdays. lainey wilson joins us after the break. stick around, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] to help protect from hiv, i prep without pills. with apretude, a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot e

. ♪ diamonds are a girl's best friend ♪♪ >> reporter: before marilyn monroe, she was norma jean bakerter: in music, names turn creative. >> when did you go with john legend? >> it was a nickname. >> reporter: for a period of time, prince chose to go by this unpronounceable love symbol. >> well, my name is very spiritual to me. >> reporter: that was way too confusing for fans and he changed it back. it just goes to show, in the vast world of show business, you can reinvent yourself or at least your name. now here's the thing, the name michael keaton douglas has not appeared on any promotional material. we may not see it until the next project. guys. >> thank you, dana. >> is your real name peter alexander? >> good evening. i'm peter pink. that had a nice ring to it. >> angie is dying. you cannot see her off camera. >> my daughter took it as a middle name. my daughter's middle name is emma pink. >> the coolest name i've ever heard. she needs to go by that permanently. >> i'm never calling peter alexander ever again. >> in my final broadcast. >> i'm changing your name in my phone. it's a

marilyn monroe, of course, she has already become such a legend that it is probably more difficult to to list some of her stage images, there everyone knows the naked dress, the pink dress straples, this one with long gloves, yes from ... men prefer blondes, well, naturally, a white flowing dress, that is, this is like a woman who is immediately associated with her looks, which of the modern actresses could you call a diva? tilda, definitely, yes, she is, of course, a diva, she somehow creates and carries this image, she transforms every time, very cool, she has an absolutely alien appearance, yes, but she could be imagined in different ways, she... works very well with her. natalie portman, you can say that she is a diva, on the red carpet yes, in life, look at the photos of the pairing - this is an ordinary woman with children in ordinary clothes. well, that is, of the foreign actresses today, few can really be called divas, because thanks to social networks we often see their everyday life not only foreign ones, all ours too, any wonderful actress who knows how to show herself and

vocals range all over the place goes from a kind of marilyn monroe torch song called shh, which is abouty to be with them. but embarrassed to be seen with them in public or introduce them to other people. but we also get big club numbers. we get a fantastic kind of tap number, which sort of mirrors doing text and sort of online dating and all that sort of thing. very, very clever. what these guys can do. toby and lucy, is write music, but they can't actually, like six didn't really have a plot. and this one, it's just a little bit like sesame street kind of meets french and saunders. it's old ground of relationships and friendships . relationships and friendships. so let's move on. >> let's move on. i think that's at the garrick, that's on at the garrick, and it is booking all the way through until next year, well into next year. >> so it's whether it's got a very dedicated audience. the question which we're all wondering on this one is it can it actually translate into a wider audience now, something thatis wider audience now, something that is an absolutely huge mammoth hit and always

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. >> not doing a marilyn monroe. right. let's have a check on the weather for you.'s catherine. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> good morning. welcome to your gb news. weather update from the met office. it's going to be wet and windy in the west today with outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds, but generally dry in the east with some hazy sunshine. but it's a chilly start to the day, especially where we've seen some clear skies but bright skies to start, especially across scotland and across eastern parts of england. but further towards the west, we have an area of low pressure that's bringing in some strong, gusty winds, and the met office have got a yellow wind warning in force for wales and the southwest of england, so expect gusts of 50 to 60mph. mild here though, but probably unpleasant. feeling pleasant enough in the sunshine further east. you go . sunshine further east. you go. so through sunday evening, then we've got heavy spells of rain and a rain warning that will also come into force late

they were introduced to the masses in 1939, worn by the likes of marilyn monroe, james dean and marlonrando. all right, so that's number one. there's a list of 20 items. i think some are questionable. ugg boots comes in at number 13, two thousand and seven, aren't they? i wouldn't call that a design for the ages, would you? >> no. i've seen some. i've seen some more sort of more intricate designs recently, though, because it used to be like a classic thing, didn't it? i was asked by a former partner of mine to go and fetch some back. i didn't realise how expensive they were. >> they are quite expensive. to be fair, they're ugly, very comfortable. but they are very ugly. yeah, i don't actually own many of these items, which is a bit concerning. >> well, i don't know. plain white t shirt. i've got one of those. >> everyone's got a plain converse all star trainers number. number five. i've got one of those. a green barbour jacket. >> got one of those. >> got one of those. >> oh. louboutin heels, vans, trainers. you have vans? trainers? >> no, i remember again, sort of more 90s, really. >>