work ethic in metallica is something that really did impress me from day one.ther in the morning around 11:00, which for most rock musicians is way too early, and not leaving the studio until 11:00 at night. songs are cultivated. the bass has its place. the rhythm section is important. it's one of the things i love about metallica, the groove, the pulse seems to be a vital ingredient in this recipe. one of the things i feel blessed with is having a family that is really creative, passionate about music. maybe it drives the neighbors a little nuts because there is music coming out of every window. my son is a composer. he is playing in suicidal tendencies right now. i had the great fortune of getting on stage with him recently. that, as a dad, is pretty special. it's very rewarding. my name is robert trujillo and this is my brief but spectacular take on playing. amna: and that is the news for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. on behalf of the entire news hour team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by -- >> friends of the

. >> she can belt out heavy metal while rocking alongside metallica at the 2017 grammys. >> seduced by >> to turn around and bring the flair and ferocity with the legendary sir elton john. >> i hope you don't mind. i hope you don't mind that i put down in words. yeah. >> and if music wasn't enough. >> i don't consider myself to be a particularly ethical person. but i am fair. >> she continued to push boundaries with her roles in hollywood in 2021. house of gucci. >> i saw what you said. this is not an imitation. it's a becoming. so how did you become her? >> i spent six months working on her accent. >> father, son and house of gucci. i spent a lot of time talking this way. just as stefani myself. that's my real name. my italian name is stefania, and i would just have conversations all the time where i was myself, but with the accent, so that i could get used to it being comfortable. >> all the while fighting as an advocate for marginalized communities and speaking up for victims of sexual assault. growing up in front of our eyes, fans have gotten to witness the many phases of gaga's mo

"metallica" was written on the refrigerator and "harley was here."e were inexplicable writings that apparently had been erased. >> we found that someone had written on her body, probably in magic marker, on the inside of her thigh and said, "i was here," with an arrow pointing up toward her groin, that was not visible to the naked eye. >> and when detectives speak to cathy's friends, they hear about an ex- boyfriend named troy schulthies. it turns out he had a nickname, harley, which of course got their attention. he was a huge fan of the band metallica. >> in fact, he has a harley-davidson decal on his truck. the truck was spotted outside cathy's apartment that very afternoon of her murder. >> well, that's who i told him to look at, to question. i know a lot of other people did too. i don't know how to really describe it, but it was not a good -- they were not good together. >> you know, when they further look into him, he doesn't have an alibi for that afternoon, so he immediately becomes their number one suspect. >> they pick him up for questionin

>> nathan: metallica. >> stephen: was it really? >> nathan: who else?very jealous of especially right now is that you had a chance to work with a great gene hackman. here you are. there you are in "the birdcage" together. amazing. what a cast. what a cast of people. you've said he was your favorite actor. what did you love about hackman? >> nathan: i think i told him every morning he was my favorite actor and when we were shooting that scene, that dinner scene, so we were all at a table for a whole week so every morning i would tell him he was my favorite actor and i would say tell me about the conversation, tell me about "scarecrow," you and pacino. he would go "scarecrow?" you like "scarecrow"? he was like spencer tracy. you couldn't catch him acting. he would do comedy or drama beautifully and he was such a smart actor and such, just, you know, it was the thrill of a lifetime to get to work with him. >> stephen: what was the scene like? was a very quick? >> nathan: he was brilliant at comedy and i do remember we had a scene where he and i are dancing

beloved allen street, selling everything from prints of buffalo's architectural beauty to his famous metallica-inspired t-shirt. his talent can be seen in murals across buffalo, including most recently the beautiful work he completed at the friends of the night people. ... he thrives in the community. for several years he organized allentown's first fridays, leading to the galleries of shops on allen street to stay opened late on the first friday of every month to promote small businesses. he organized innumerable festivals, selvages, and other programming such as exist and intersecretary that celebrated and showcased the work of queer artists. just the weekend after his tragic and untimely death, weighs scheduled a debut his newest event featuring performance art, music, and dancing. that event became a celebration of life for mickey and jordan, a heartbreaking yet fitting tribute to their legacies. jordan, too, was a fixture on the art scene working with mickey 20 pull off -- to pull off event after event selflessly giving back to the community. he found his professional home at remedy house, a uniqu