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for "eat it," we approached michael jackson.ay, go for it. and there's literally a contract with my signature next to michael jackson's signature saying that we are the cowriters of "eat it." ♪ another one rides the bus ♪ >> reporter: daniel radcliffe, harry potter, was the only man considered for bringing al to life. >> daniel famously has taken on a lot of interesting roles post-harry potter. you know, he's been a flatulent corpse. he's been a guy with horns. a guy with guns affixed to his hands. maybe he'll like something this weird, i think he's up for it. >> you're all just a bunch of norms, i am the weird one! >> daniel, who is al the character? >> the film version of al is -- well, shares much in common with the real al. he is a young boy who falls in love with the accordion. and very, very quickly rises to unprecedented heights of global megastar come. and along with that comes a lot of hard situations involving torrid affairs with other celebrities, alcohol abuse, and violence. ultimately, a boy looking to be loved. >>

michael jackson actually recorded there. he would often go to the studio just to look at the paintings and, you know, also record, you know. so, he saw the paintings and called me and asked me if i could do one for him. but, you know,igger. geoff: michael jackson wanted you to do what you had done for marvin ge. but bigger is better. kadir: that's right. that's right. unfortunately, he passed away before i could really get going on it, but i end up doing the painting anyway for the guy that owned the studio. and then drake ended up later recording there and saw those paintings and thought, you know, i would be a good fit to create the artwork for his album cover. geoff: as you see it, when is art most effective? kadir: i think art is most effective when it stirs something up inside of people. the work that i create, i intend for ito remind people of the better parts of themselves because i feel that if you see something that reminds you of something that is beautiful about yourself or integris or something that reminds you o

this was also michael jackson's favorites song and you can even look if you look closely at some of michael jackson's dance moves they recall the tramp as well chaplin. was such an inspiration to michael jackson that when on one of his trips to london michael jackson insisted on touring the neighborhood where chaplain grew up the workhouse where he lived for a while and he even dressed up as the tramp for a promotional photo shoot. he planned to produce a smile album of his own but he was taken from us too soon. as a whole chaplains work is particularly oriented towards political humanism a concern for all humanity particularly for those people facing acute hardship. champlin in his work routinely asks key questions about whether vulnerable people can survive. or even thrive in the face of the societal upheavals of modernization he says above all that the crisis of modernity is particularly acute when you consider it in the context of the growing power of business the greater vulnerability of workers and the factories that in jobs where life may be stressful dangerous and insecure. at this

michael jackson's beat it video that we had even a modest budget was the video and i remember very distinctly that it was overnight fan with his hawaiian shirts and iconic curly hair do sweet and silly brand resonated. he's since sold more than 12 million albums and earned five grammy awards for perfecting the art of parody. daniel radcliffe, harry potter. he himself was the only man considered for bringing out to life. daniel famously has done taken on a lot of interesting roles. post harry potter. you know, he's been a flatulent corpse. he's been a guy with with horns. maybe he don't like something this weird . i think he's up for it. just a bunch of normals. i am the weird one. the film's plot mostly fake things that are true. many of them are just as ridiculous as the things we made up like i really was approached by a daughter tour, according to salesman and my parents decided i should take according lessons based on this door to door salesman. that's actually true, but weird is more than just a satire. it's a film based on the idea of not taking yourself too seriously. this movie. opera

michael jackson, thriller y les quedó como en el video, fenomenal.organizadores dijeron que el desfile de este año rindió homenaje a las personas que han luchado por los derechos que tenemos hoy. >> yo me caigo. >> (risas). en telemundo 48 entre el acusado de atacar el esposo de nancy pelosi,. >> llegó la tuya a diferentes partes del área de la bahía subirá las precipitaciones? autoridad en el tiempo le dirá >> es noticiero telemundo 48 >> buenas tardes soy claudia y sandra muchas gracias por su sintonía donde la madre naturaleza nos brindó una >> inició a las 11 de la mañana verán desde diferentes puntos del área de la bahía podemos ver la ciudad san josé de san francisco la última ciudad registra un poco más de lluvia precisamente de ella andrés buenas tardes muestran las el panorama actual >> pues si aquí amanecimos con julia y también viento y frío de lluvia caro a las 12 una de la tarde aproximadamente el sol salió pero la mayoría de las personas que hemos visto están con franela son la larga porque el frío se siente bastante. por primera vez mu

e, an extreme life making it a pretty plea on for sorry, for pictures to significant force of michael jackson. there are some progress l. these, these from china, upton, a piece, ice paper itself. i can eat the idea of it will be we start this package tied in the invite. this to very bad. never, not relevant in so that anybody start when then no dwellings. and that can be like it can be many pleased management just like the normal. think if like, intentionally unintentionally gets legal. i mean, it's not but i live on pins and then so how do but he's react be taken plastics. here. the pictures, artist, thing image the cells today we are digest contained plastics. but what an some of these in it show how the ex arms, by the cell case, mouse hung we've shown that was absorbed was and that the is higher. it's already my plastic in the entire question. it, it is this of humans to give up diva. we also don't even thiessen's want thumb that paul gut ion much does, depending on mike's of class colon, one of the stomach gut micro is really good for taking a particular neutral than yourself. but so es

third-quarter trojans of 13, caleb williams quarterback, surrounded by playmakers, michael jackson thethird takes that screen pass, and does the rest, 59 yards to the house, but ultimately they fall 41-35 to the trojans, oregon state next week. stanford in washington state from the farm, no bagpipes but it was tough game. sloppy conditions led to forced for first-half fumbles, second-quarter freshman quarterback aston daniels can't sit up, jaden hicks of the cougars the other way, 17 yards for the touchdown. 52, stanford 14, the cardinals fall 3-6. san jose state playing in honor of number six, camden mike wright. gone far too soon, fourth quarter, spartans add to their lead, quarterback jeff cordero connects with elijah cook for the 35 yard score, san jose state winners again, 28-16, bowl eligible in the spartans at 6-2. game of the year on paper, georgia tennessee, winter most likely headed to the u.s. easy championship, quarterback stetson bennett connects in the back of the end zone with marcus rose, that is a name, georgia wins 27-13, they should be the number one team in the coun

the neural network generates clips of michael jackson hollywood stars using deep fake and are filmedseries about musical legends appearing on stage in the form of avatars about how modern technologies have become part of mass culture, and to. what can this lead to tell in show business news? visual representation has always been for michael jackson is no less important than the music itself. therefore, the video he filmed for his incredible screams is still the most expensive music video in history, but it turns out that an impressive video sequence can be achieved for free and even without the help of people. jin and the results turned out to be amazing artificial intelligence, surprisingly accurately reproduced both the atmosphere of the songs and the image of the singer. just text based. michael himself thanks to modern technology. maybe still to perform with the help of a hologram, he appeared on stage after death, and he sang one video of avatars forever alive elvis presley tupac shakur freddie mercury prince and whitney houston and the abba group reunited 40 years later and arr

1500 items something for everyone, all of the greats represented prince and amy winehouse and michael jacksonns what they have items to consign, the market strong for collectibles. since the pandemic we noticed up surge in people wants to own the items, economy has been a little bit influx, people are letting go of items and raising cash, they are letting go, giving the items to sell it works both ways for us, we have buyers we need sellers. kennedy: looking at this, this is amazing, i'm a huge amounty winehouse fan this top piece was what she wore, affixed to her head in 2008 grammy performance that made her a star, she came crashing through the wall. >> first time in grammy. kennedy: i'm not like kim kardashian, i am being respectful, soiling marlin monroe's gown. you can feel the aura, it is tremendous, like amy winehouse fan it would be so incredible to own something to intimate. >> so iconic, you look at it, that is amy, she won 5 grammys, she could not get her visa to come to los angeles, she did her performance at 3 a.m. live to the grammys and won 5 awards, she sang the song rehab. ke

moved to the big ten in two years. 10 yard scores seven to nothing, caleb williams short pass to michael jacksonck plummer took it wide open. 47 yards, but they fall, dropping the fifth straight game. stanford hosting washington state. women's basketball team in the house. anderson grove road dives in. after review, at the pylon. that is a touchdown, 21 to nothing. stanford had four fumbles in the first half. jason hicks picks it up. 28-7 cougars. they have lost six of seven conference games for the first time since 2006. astros and phillies, game six of the world series. another chance to win his first manager title, bottom six down one to nothing. lasted dead center, three to one. top of the ninth, ryan pressly on the mound. out the right side, tucker makes the catch. astros win, taking the series 4-2. dusty has his ring as a manager. >> they told me in spring training that they were going to win it. now, what is next? a party. chris: congrats to dusty and the. that is sports, back to you. liz: bay area travelers will have more choices. japan airlines announced it would begin direct flights to

, and even prefer certain songs, including queen's "another one bites the dust," "beat it" by michael jacksond lady gaga's "born this way." it's official. new yorkers' worst nightmares have been realized-- the rats can now be subway dancers. show time! hey, everybody, it's she time! meanwhile, according to new research, device addiction isn't just for the young. "baby boomers can't stop staring at their phones," mainly "playing 'words with friends,' 'candy crush,' and card games." but don't worry, they're only doing it at the loudest volume known to humankind. that's not just a joke. it's science. the research found boomers like to play "card games, often with the volume turned up." card games are an entirely visual medium! that's like saying "my favorite part of chess? the fragrance." meanwhile, in south africa, a woman's party was ruined when "hard-partying baboons crashed her birthday." >> aye! aye! aye! >> stephen: i hate it when somebody opens the chips from the bottom of the bag! now the logo's upside down! i don't want to eat that. meanwhile, apple is reportedly considering changing th

. >> i've seen a lot of republicans this week back like my old friend michael jackson, they've been doing the moonwalk. michael cohen, thank you again for being with us. the name of the book his revenge, how donald trump weaponize the u.s. department of justice against his critics and the name of the podcast as mick opal. after the break, kevin mccarthy looks ahead for his, for what is likely to be his role as speaker of the house but in this week's got you, i am calling him to drop them maga mob mentality. and former president trump will try to win the white house again in 2024 but his reasons for doing so our under question. but first my colleague with today's top news stories. richard? >> reverend good to see you and these are the stories we are filling free. lake effect snow warning is in effect tonight and buffalo after a major winter storm hit western new york. more than six feet of snow is already fallen in the buffalo area causing road closures and flight cancellations. the national weather service warns more snow will fall tonight and at least two people have died and local offic

then usc scores 27 straight caleb william short passed a michael jackson the third and breaks one tacklepeter 59 yards 27 7 usc, but cal staying in it jack plummer through for 460 yards find a wide open maven anderson 47 yards to the house cal made a game of it late, but they fall 4135. they've now dropped five in a row stanford hosting washington state haley jones. the moon's basketball team in the house cougars scored three touchdowns in the quarter cam more to anderson grover dives originally ruled out of the two but after review take the replay hit the pylon before going out of bounce that is a touchdown 21. nothing wazoo in a flash stanford had four fumbles in the first half jaden hicks. will recover for the opposing team and takes to the house made it 28-7 cougars. it was 42-7 at the half stanford gets rolled. 5214 stanford has lost six of seven conference games for the first time since 2006. that's the year before jim harbaugh came to the farm astros and phillies game 6 the world series dusty baker with another chance to win his first world series title as manager bottom six houst

you met michael jackson on these people coming into the white house. lee daniels chose to focus on the butler and on the black man. it wasn't a white savior movie which hollywood had attendance to make those kind of movies. so i think if you get a sensitive movie director, like lee daniels and then you will see that they will focus on who the story is meant to be focused on there was a story that came out movie that came out in 1988, mississippi burning about the three civil rights workers who were killed in mississippi in the stars of that movie were two white men played by willem dafoe and gene hackman. they were the fbi agents who supposedly cracked the case. nothing was further from the truth. there were no white if there were no white fbi agents in, mississippi. in 1964, but the movie made you think that there were it did not focus on the brave the very brave. a black souls in mississippi who had been weak who had been beaten murder and who had been marching for years and so the lens the lens in the soul of the filmmaker matters you had ava duvern

if he can win all of those categories, he will tie michael jackson and whitney houston for taking homenighttaylor swift and bee most female nominated -- most nominated female artists of the year. >> taylor, harry styles, beyonce, adele, the ones with the fan armies tend to be the ones who do the best. morgan: hosting this year mooney? comedian -- hosting the ceremony? comedian wayne brady. >> music is my first love. morgan: lionel richie will also be honored with the prestigious icon award. stevie wonder will deliver a live performance of linux biggest hits -- lionel richie's biggest it. liz: watch the american music awards tonight on abc7. mariah carey's child whose dream is coming to life -- mariah carey's childhood dream is coming to life. the star is opening for santa. ♪ she makes her appearance around 9:00 this morning during the parade this thursday right before santa makes his. the lineup includes gloria as defined in love do, sean pl,are? i'm going to delegate. liz: that's a good idea. lisa: i do that every year. it is too much. liz: you cannot do it all. lisa: these morning lo

michael jackson, by the way, in second place with 26 career wins. she is a force, no doubt.y, ticketmaster is apologizing to taylor swift fans after they canceled the general ticket sale for her upcoming tour. they called it off after those major problems with the concert presale. well, hillary vaughn is on capitol hill this morning. hillary, we know the justice department is opening an antitrust investigation, but now democrats want a hearing on the ticket fiasco as well, right? >> they do, ashley. and ticketmaster is going on the an apology tour for the system that left many fans empty handed. they're trying to fix bad blood between themselves, the top star and her fans. a new bar that has been set by demand for the eras tour, once we get through there, if there are next steps, it will be done so accordingly. we know we can do more to improve the experience, and that's what we're focused on. ticketmaster saying it was a combo of bot attacks and just a lot of fans leading to unprecedented traffic on their site, 3.5 billion total requests, 4 times what their previous peak wa

that is michael jackson the third. 59 yards, into the end zone, touchdown. ultimately, they lose 41-35 to the trojans. cal gets organ state next week. >>> stanford and washington state for the farm. happy pregame. as for the game, it wa not great. sloppy conditions le the former stanford first-half fumbles. freshman quarterback daniels get that there. jaden hicks with the cougars waltzes in 417 the other way. washingto state 52, stanford 14. the cardinals fall 3-6. >>> san jose state play in hono of camden make right, gone too soon. this quarterback throat is connecting cooks for the 50 yard score. san jose state are the winners, 20-16. they are 6- on the season. >>> tennessee has the win ahead of the fcc championship. the bulldogs qb, back of the end zone, he finds marcus roads. that is a name. georgia is the team. they win 27-13, the bulldogs should be the number one team in the country next week. >>> actual game of the year? it was in death valley. baton rouge, alabama, lsu, picking up and over time. jaden daniels keeps it. they are not going to get him.

if you can win and all of those categories, he will tie legends michael jackson and whitney houston in taking home the most ama's in a single night. beyonce and taylor swift are the most nominated female artists this year with six each. they will be facing off in the female artist of the year, and favorite pop art -- favorite pop album categories. >> the ones with the fan armies tend to be the ones who do the best on this show. morgan: hosting the ceremonies, comedian wayne brady. >> it is a big leap personally for me because it is a music show. music is, i daresay my first love. morgan: lionel richie will also be honored with a prestigious icon award. stevie wonder and charlie -- will deliver live performances of lionel's biggest hits. liz: you can watch the american music awards tonight at 8:00 on abc seven. mariah carey's childhood dream is coming to life. the star announced she will open for santa at the macy's thanksgiving day parade with her seasonal hit song. ♪ she makes her appearance around 9:00 in the morning during the parade this thursday right before santa makes his. the p

. >> michael jackson, he jukes one defender heads to pay dirt there. 41 yards for the score. 2077 uscal tried to make it a game, though, in the 4th down. 34 14 jack plummer hits maven anderson for a 47 yard. touchdown here. and the bears are only down. 34 to 21 the games late in the 4th of this moment. usc now up 41% to 27 washington state. thank you. visit down the farm today visiting the cardinal, the band. they're looking excited. but you know what? stanford had a not a great day out in the field, go here now with the up. 21 to 7 0nd quarter. stanford quarterback ashton daniels run to right into a wall. it ends up getting fumbled, scooped up by freshman. jayden hicks runs 17 yards for the score cougars. now up 28 to 7. the on-side continuing on 4th and 3 from stanford's 9 cameron ward here tossing a perfect pass to donovan ali ward had 2 td passes, ran for a 3rd washing state up. 35 to 7 cougar running back neck kaja anderson had or watson at quite a day to day 16 carries 166 yards. 41 of them coming on this touchdown run to end the half. washington state pa mulls stanford. 52 to 1

if whitney were and or michael jackson, i would be going. >> lawmakers, though, it's not just everyone on twitter, lawmakers are also saying we've been highlighting this problem for a long time. >> and they have. i think that's a great point. i spoke to diana moss, the president of the american anti-trust institute. she said there are a few things that need to happen here. one, there needs to be an anti-trust opened at the d.o.j. and, two, legislatively there are things in terms of policy that could be done in terms of rules of the road, ticketing transparency, in terms of dealing with the bot problem, just addressing the resale market. i think, look, there is a lot of pent-up demand for concerts because of the pandemic. does ticket master do anything to address this? i think beyonce is supposed to be going to concert. and you know the swifties were the bee hive. >> we do have one attorney general -- >> can i get a word in now? the guys are laughing. i'm only kidding. i'm only kidding! i don't know any taylor swift songs. >> we're not going to commercial. >> we are not going to commerc

caleb williams short pass to michael jackson the third breaks one tackle and there he goes, bye-bye 59did keep trying in this one jack plummer to a wide open maven anderson 47 yards gets cow within 13, but they fall dropping their fifth straight game stanford hosting washington state haley jones women's basketball team in the house cougar scored three touchdowns. the first quarter cam ward to anderson grover who dives in originally ruled out the two but after review hey hit the pylon for going out of bounce. that's touchdown 21. nothing wazoo in a flash stanford had four funnels in the first half jaden hicks picks it up takes to the house the other way 287 cougars. it was 427 at the half and stanford gets rolled. 5214 baby lost six. seven conference games for the first time since 2006 the year before jim harbaugh came to the farm astros and phillies game six of the world series dusty baker with another chance to win his first manager title bottom six down one nothing. you're don alvarez blast the dead center 3-1 after that and how about a high five for the skipper top of the ninth ryan

it was 27 southern cal until caleb williams hits michael jackson the third and look at him go.re takes this 59 yard pass all the way to the house. 27 7, usc that game late in the fourth quarter, with sc leading in the south bay. the san jose state spartans are attempting to become eligible for the second time in three years. we pick it up in the fourth quarter. since leading colorado state 14 10, von cordero hits wide open elijah cooks for 35 yard td pass. it's now 21 17 state late in the fourth san jose state that is over on the farm, stanford head coach david shaw concerned as the cardinal dropped their second in a row, six minutes left in the first quarter, and washington state qb cameron ward scrambled instead of passing his 15 yard run extends a 14 nothing lead to 21. nothing that was one of three scores for him later in the first stanford cuts the lead by the cougars a shortage of running backs has backup qb ashton daniels running the ball . he scores to make it 21 7, but he also fumbles the ball. stanford puts the pigs clean on the ground four times in the first half sta

love to see michael jackson's to god that to back in the day thank you.ays, we can have an amazing musical act. check out this out. a 95 year-old great grandmother just won best new artist. >> at the latin grammys last night, cuban singer and songwriter and helen alvarez, the oldest musician ever nominated in the category. >> when she was a kid, she was discouraged from pursuing a music career by or dad. but she has since performed for her family for decades. and then her grandson said, you know, we should record release a collection of songs. and so that's what she did. and now look at her. a mother of 4, a grandmother, 9, a great grandmother, and she wins the best new he to 95. and my grandma just earned 83 on monday. you're watching high. >> you can do that. love this double. all right. let's wrap it up with one last check of the forecast. well, it's going to be a nice one. i know we were talking about the chance of on tuesday. that's basically gone that parade. it's and so we're just dry all the way through thanksgiving, which good for anything you ne

caleb williams short pass to michael jackson the third breaks one tackle and there he goes, bye-bye 59keep trying in this one jack plummer to a wide open maven anderson 47 yards gets cow within 13, but they fall dropping their fifth straight game stanford hosting washington state haley jones women's basketball team in the house cougar scored three touchdowns in the first quarter. cam ward to anderson grover who dives in originally ruled out the two but after review. hey hit the pylon before going out of bounce. that's touchdown 21. nothing wazoo in a flash stanford had four funnels in the first half jaden hicks picks it up takes to the house the other way 28-7 cougars. it was 42-7 at the half in stanford gets rolled 52-14. they've lost six of seven conference games for the first time since 2006 the year before jim harbaugh came to the farm astros and phillies game six of the world series dusty baker with another chance to win his first manager title bottom six down one nothing. you're done alvarez blast the dead center 3-1 after that and how about a high five for the skipper top of the

are face-to-face with people, you talked to everyone from what we just saw there, 50 cent to michael jackson let me tell you. with my interviews, and being in radio 28 years, bro, i love in-person interviews. so when the pandemic hit, man, and we started to do interviews over zoom and everything just, it felt different. the timing wasn't right. not having that vibe and feeling somebody's spirit and their energy actually in the neighborhood with you, it just felt extremely -- i have never done anything like that before. >> what's happening right now, people in positions of power, the mayor of new york, who is a former police officer, and others who are not just having what i would consider a fair good faith criticism of some of the music because if you say, well, this line is hateful or that line is wrong, sure, let's talk it out. that's obviously fair. but i'm talking about something that goes all the way back to the '80s, which is the literal and figurative criminalization of that black-led art form for all the reasons we know. we put this together, and it's a lot of it is recent. take a lo

they can watch a d, j, a michael jackson tribute show. and that will stop from 5 o'clock till 10. all right, victoria, lots of good things to look forward to that. thank you. well, with the well cut, fast approaching fans are beginning to arrive in cats are head of the tournaments. they'll be staying in all sorts of accommodation from hotels, to cruise ships, and fun villages, alexia bryan has been checking out some of the options in the desert with we're about an hour from the glistening skyscrapers of dough habit. the view here couldn't be any more different over there it is, the ripened gulf behind me kilometers of june. swamp dartford drive with his day that is hugely important. not only the visitors, but also those of us who live here because you can go june bashing. you can go style gazing, you can pick a june, pick a trail and just see where you end up. one of the best things though is camping and sound like the 1200000 visitors who are hitting it's a cutter for the world cup are actually going to stay at a dis, a camp. so we're going to go and check one of them out. we hav

album is back in the top 10 on the billboard albums chart for the first time since i did before michael jackson'sas number because the they reissued the album in celebration of the 40th and people are thriller. yeah. one for 37 weeks when it was released in 1983. >> crazy, right? yeah. do a lot of memories. and vincent price, his voice at the front of that thing. do it. you do that. i'll do the backup. >> didn't do top to that like haha, the do that dance. >> where the it's that when those >> well, we're going to be i think, yeah, i never been lot that. yeah. thursday saturday and sunday got some rain so welcome to see it. >> guys were in the last 3 days of november and we're pretty not sending the month. right now for the rain gets, he said it was thursday that that winter arrives get thursday's first is that's when the snow in the all right. and our rain is going to be a commute morning kind of thing. and it's going to be a little tricky out there. so we'll keep going that, you know. all right. you to see you back here tomorrow. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to sev

you name it. way for michael jackson. the beatles . you name it . what is beatles. you name it.his legacy, do you think? does his legacy, do you think? does his popularity endure and what has he left with the world? i absolutely it endures. he's been gone now for 45 years and he's still known the world over his first name and his image alone. you know, that is remarkable. i think that his legacy is simply that he culturally shifted the universe in a way no one before him or after ever has. and it's certainly still there. you i always say you should listen to music . you don't know the music. you don't know the foundation of frankincense , foundation of frankincense, major and elvis presley. everything that came after is rooted those guys in a big rooted in those guys in a big way a certainly elvis way and a certainly elvis presley. i mean, he changed fashion and music and of course as movie years mean as the movie years i mean there's it's iconic . there's just it's all iconic. absolutely well, look, i really enjoyed the first book which lovely tom is going to give us a still of

you name it. way for michael jackson. the beatles . you name it . what is beatles. you name it.his legacy, do you think? does his legacy, do you think? does his popularity endure and what has he left with the world? i absolutely it endures. he's been gone now for 45 years and he's still known the world over his first name and his image alone. you know, that is remarkable. i think that his legacy is simply that he culturally shifted the universe in a way no one before him or after ever has. and it's certainly still there. you i always say you should listen to music . you don't know the music. you don't know the foundation of frankincense , foundation of frankincense, major and elvis presley. everything that came after is rooted those guys in a big rooted in those guys in a big way a certainly elvis way and a certainly elvis presley. i mean, he changed fashion and music and of course as movie years mean as the movie years i mean there's it's iconic . there's just it's all iconic. absolutely well, look, i really enjoyed the first book which lovely tom is going to give us a still of

because because in one palych is the same michael jackson's song of the ninety-fifth year, which is calledvironment and the protection of animals in this song it is said that everyone on this planet should be friends with both people and animals in the environment. all-all-all. i guess that's what i'm trying to say with every number i do. thank you. this is probably the only character that doesn't fit at all. here in my head. i have a guess here myself wrote down. sasha vorobyov or sveta shines on him. here is some such wipe. so interesting. applause is very interesting. dima sashechka, i still have no options, but i definitely feel, but i could be wrong that this artist has either great talent, acting or acting education. i went over in my head for a long time, but different options, but for some reason, the last, probably three issues. it seems to me that this is dasha antonyuk wow, it seems to me that there are some kind of these notes here, which are very similar to what dasha does and she has such a sound, how to say both vocal and very lively musical your versions are accepted and ev

gemma and terry lewis are songwriters and producers who have recorded many hits with her brother michael jackson., shaved brazenly for a new role, gave a heartfelt speech in honor of the group. duran duran , also a hall of fame inductee, couldn't make it to the entertailor's guitarist for the ceremony. he has the fourth stage of cancer and from the stage the musicians read his piercing letter to the only star. yesterday whose fame came much later than the eighties was eminem he is the tenth rapper included in the hall glory. marshal bruce mathers was introduced from the stage by his friend and producer dr. dre. he said that when he heard eminem's songs, he did not believe that this guy was white, but then he realized how much he was mistaken. he really didn't sound like a black rapper. not because of how he sang, but because of what he sang about, the lyrics have always been especially sharp and caustic. and then when his doctor, dre, persuaded him not to invest his money in an unknown white guy. he didn't listen to anyone. we became for each other exactly, what we needed, and i was ready to put

i finished dancing, i had some moments of dancing in the style of michael jackson and masha after said you should dance. let's show, she looked on stage and we started to really improvise. it really is. everything was improvisation. and it is really all this is very nice. and we, of course, will not keep all the secrets. e now to reveal, especially since we started filming the program, but, uh, still tell me at the moment who surprised you the most and why to study nicknames, maybe the jury does not know the full program. she turned out to be a real professional. highly interesting unexpected even for us, not that for the viewer. yes, the same performers who performed some songs, but from whom you don’t expect, a or, on the contrary, you expect, uh, something cool, and once the performers can only sing their own. but somehow i couldn’t manage someone else’s song, so even for us it was interesting to agree 100% with another. subscribe to all the words that she said, but i, honestly, was most surprised, i repeat. this is probably the technological part of the program. it really surprised

he met michael jansen jackson always the white house. lee daniels chose to focus on the beutler. on the black man. it was not a white savior movie which holly had the tendency to make those kinds of movies. so i think if you get a sensitive movie director like lee daniels then you will see that they will focus on who the story is meant to be focused on. it was a story it was a movie that came out in 1988 mississippi burning about the street civil rights workers were killed in mississippi. the stars were to whiteman they were the fbi agent to supposedly cracked the case. nothing was further from the truth there were no white fbi agents in mississippi in 1964. the movie made you think they were. not focus on the very brave souls in mississippi who had been beaten, murdered anyone been marching for years. he lands the fault soul of the filmmaker matters. which was a titanic movie to me. and she should have been nominated for an oscar and she wasn't and that was a a shame. she is a great filmmaker and she is going to do a lot of great things during her career. but i tell that story o

but honestly, no offense, this repertoire is very insidious michael jackson queen that's all.ow each other. and i'm such a boring vocalist sitting here, saying that i didn't like it, because i didn't have a clear voice. thank you, i want to ask slava makarov if you disassemble professional qualities. you are an amazing artist voice range energy, all this is there, but today something is happening. it seemed to me that there were a lot of things and for some reason i was somehow not that scared. and somehow i would like to close. i just didn't understand what happened. exactly, there were some emotions that were very controversial with me at that moment, for me personally, in this speech, it didn’t work. forgive me, please, i know that you can do it differently, then something will happen before me. we are all different here. thank you sweet, i want yanochka to give the floor to you. you because you also sing and quinn you sing and rock and you know what it is? yes , you know, i'll tell you one thing, that everything will be fine with you anyway. you are such a charismatic pers

and now he is trying to, in many ways, do the michael jackson moonwalk. when it does not apply. service didn't have a list of who is coming to dinner, i don't believe this. >> reverend al sharpton, tÉa mitchell, thank you both so much for coming to the sunday show. and coming up, what we play out for the multiple investigations on trump? glenn kirschner, charles coleman will break it all down after the break. s, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan, i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now, i'm managing my diabetes better, and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longsh

it's all from childhood went somehow with michael's apartment dancing we are jackson's best friend. we are in touch with him 24 hours a day. and that's what the parents did. and if they don’t look at something, even a bunch of parents, somewhere right somewhere wrong, he still tries, he always goes in rhythm with our generation. his 75 we are in constant contact. he sends me poems and says, oleg, here, maybe , let's make a good song. it seems to me that poetry is very, very scrupulous about poetry. by the way, i can see that sibrom doesn't have a single stupid thing, not a single one for me. i just wanted people to listen to our songs that i sing. damn, a little kinder to each other, because today there is a lot of pain in the singing field. this is my personal pain of stalin, how piercingly smelled of spring, how we laughed now with you ivanovna is a person who kept warm comfort in the house, but never after the birth of her son. and until the end of her days in her costume, she has a lot of space in the work of our team in the work of our team, in fact, the moral side that we now

what about michael jackson >> exactly. >> can we be 1 and 2 >> i think you can be 1. joe. >> stop. don't stop joe, do we assume, mj 1, do we assume there will be gridlock? i'm talking about for business viewers. that's what we're interested in here can we assume that's the most likely outcome and is that a positive for people as far as their money and their investments go >> i think we can safely assume unless something really strange happens todnight. you're going to have gridlock. democrats still have a shot at tying the senate 50-50 it's not likely but they believe they can pull out pennsylvania they believe they may be able to pull out one or two other states waiting until december to see how the senate turns out even if they pull an inside straight and still control the senate, the house just historically, the weight of history suggests that there's no way that democrats can hold onto the house of representatives you remember back in 2018 when donald trump was president democrats didn't have a great night but they picked up 40 seats. that's pretty massive. they h

i learned from the great historian michael kazen that that was not something that was coined by fdr, he got it from andrew jackson who talked about the democracy before it was the democratic party. but roosevelt leaned on it and you can find speeches where he said things like -- the royalists and the oligarchs say you invest in the very wealthiest people in society and some of the wealth will dribble down on everybody else but the democracy says you invest in the great american working middle class and then everyone will rise and prosper together. that is the doctrine of the democracy, said roosevelt. so, then i realized that if you cannot pronounce the name of our party correctly, it is too difficult, then just say the democracy because that is what roosevelt did and i wanted to claim throughout this election period that we have a pretty good argument about how our party is the democracy and that our party of the two parties is the only one standing firm for democracy today and it gives me no joy or special delight in saying that. i have a bust of air -- of abraham lincoln on my desk that i inherited from my gra

me that for me there are bright examples there, the same michael at one time, he appeared, disappeared, appeared, disappeared some kind of jacksonen that there are some certain rules, probably in pop music and in general, i think that in the next time a lot of artists are bad too, it's an overabundance. you are overfed, probably, but as here and immediately around you, where is it, what does it always arise with it some interest. listen to age. age is age. stop talking about age and jump and run, everyone has seen it and continues to do it. eh, watch this. let's reveal a little secret to the audience. and show us the video that the singer katya lel posted on instagram katya, a participant in the third season of the superstar, this video was filmed backstage of the show. tell me what you're doing there. well, i know. what are you doing over there. come on , spectator, we can directly open these cards and open them a little. yes, but we will sing skati there duet, if possible, open the song. i already said i won't go any further. here, but let's sing katya's song is worth my song, not even my common song already, yes, yes the song

michael in his time. he appeared, disappeared, appeared, disappeared some kind of jackson kingdom of heaven to the fact thatome certain rules, probably in music. and in general, i think that now when a lot of artists are also bad, this is an overabundance. you are overfed, probably, but how is it right around where are you alive? what with him always arises some kind of interest. listen to age. age is age. stop talking about age and jump and run, everyone has seen it and continues to do it. eh, watch this. let me reveal a little secret to the audience. and show us the video that the singer katya lel posted on instagram katya, a participant in the third season of the superstar, this video was filmed backstage of the show. tell me what you're doing there. well, i know. what are you doing over there. come on , viewers open these cards and slightly open let's open it. yes, but we will sing a duet there, if possible, slightly open the song. i already said i won't go any further. here, but let's sing katya's song is worth my song, not even my common song already. yes, yes, in general, a song, and then you will li

jackson. she's retired united states air force. colonel, who served at both the n a say and the office of the secretary of defense. and in washington, we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst, all right, process rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. i want to start out with karen 1st. karen, it didn't make a lot of news in the west. well actually when the pipelines were blown up, but they didn't get a whole lot of coverage and kind of just disappeared in the act of probably the largest industrial sabotaged that i can think of. but it just, you know, went into the ether. everybody forgot about it, rushes just announced that it's going to mothball the thing. there is no energy relationship in the future as far as russia is concerned, when it comes to europe, why would they rebuild those pipeline? someone would just blow it up again. um, i just, you know, in looking at this conflict here, i think the way it is nato and particularly the united states. they.

jackson. she's retired united states air force, colonel who served at both the n. s a and the office of the secretary of defense. and in washington we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst, all right, process rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. i want to start out with karen 1st. karen, it didn't make a lot of news in the west. well actually when the pipelines were blown up, but he didn't get a whole lot of coverage and kind of just disappeared. am in the act of probably the largest industrial sabotaged that i can think of. but it just, you know, went into the ether. everybody forgot about it, rushes just announced that it's going to mothball the thing. there is no energy relationship in the future as far as russia is concerned, when it comes to europe, why would they rebuild those pipeline? someone would just blow it up again. um, i just, you know, in looking at this conflict here, i think the way i can is nato. and particularly the united states. they just thinking tactically, step by step. they have no real strategy here. and it's only good. it's only c