royal academy a controversial exhibition mixes an american video artist and the renaissance master michelangelo will find out if that works. on next peiser welcome to the program. pope francis has arrived in abu dabi it's the first time a pope has ever visited the muslim majority kingdom of the united arab emirates during his two day visit he is due to meet leading muslim clerics and hold an open air mass the historic papal trip is aimed at turning a page in christian muslim relations in the region. for many of the one point five million catholics in the united arab emirates it's the stuff of dreams the idea of the pope visiting the arabian peninsula the birthplace of islam was unthinkable a few years ago pope francis was invited by abu dhabi's rulers local parish priest to try and hold santa says the pontiff wants to foster tolerance and promote a moderate brand of islam. it's definitely is sick he wants to build bridges he wants to say look it's lamas changing it can change and it also wants to change . the emirates have declared twenty nineteen is the year of tolerance and there's a lot of s

viola and the michelangelo drawings in the royal collection planted the seeds of this unusual show. it always struck me that there were very close parallels between the content the spiritual content of michelangelo's drawings and the themes that run through bill's work and those tremendously responsive. to these works and the moment i can see the ontario the juxtaposition of his works with michael angelo's drawings. exiting the show one or other of the oldest most visceral works towers above you it could be heaven. or it could be hal which is pretty much what the critics the route to. and in the united states more than one hundred million people are expected to tune in to the super bowl the american football championship game this year is the l.a. rams taking on the new england patriots in a clash of contrasting styles the patriots have dominated the league for two decades while the rams and especially their coach are playing the role of young upstarts. for. policy atmosphere in atlanta where fans of both sides are gathering ahead of the main event on the playing field it will be a

bill viola the michelangelo drawings in the royal collection planted the seeds of this unusual show. it always struck me that there were very close parallels between the content the spiritual content of michelangelo's drawings and the themes that run through bill's work and. responsive to these works in a moment i conceived the idea of the juxtaposition of his works with a conscious drawings. existing the show one or other of the oldest most visual works tat was above you it could be heaven. or it could be hal which is pretty much what the critics the witch too. well byron munich were a dealt a serious blow in their quest to catch up with bundesliga leaders dortmund on saturday they went into their match with leverkusen already six points behind their rivals and the champions ended up travelling back to munich empty handed. a big blow for boy and heading into this clash captain manuel neuer out injured backup spend all right straight into the action for the first time this season and with just a minute gone there was already panic amongst the back law and. later clues and demanded a

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in the great scheme of things, how good was he, from michelangelo to picasso?ll gompertz, bbc news, sunderland. more on those amazing things and all the news on the website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i‘m @bbcmikeembley. thank you very much for watching. hello. there is more snow to come in this forecast as we head into friday. the main focus is the zone, say, from south wales across east anglia and anywhere south of here. all driven by this area of low pressure, which stays close by as we go into friday. now, whilst the earlier amber warning from the met office has expired, we still have yellow warnings in place for both snow and ice. so, slippery surfaces, tricky travelling conditions. stay up—to—date with the latest travel news on your bbc local radio station. by friday morning, we are likely to see perhaps 5—10 centimetres of snow across parts of wales, south—west england, particularly over the higher ground, up towards the chilterns and the cotswolds. at least a couple of centimetres elsewhere. and we will start to s

shooting the third panel of the cover you just showed, and you see tessa and elizabeth are doing this michelangelomy in the room. everyone was moving and there was a great sexy energy in the room, and it was getting warm and warm, and then all of a sudden, it was really warm, we hrdhis andhe spnkler syenff. ( laughter ) which was not in the plan. >> stephen: that is really good for these actresses and actors, they could say, how hot you? they had to call the fire department. >> that's right. so the fire department, in fact, showed up and got their picture taken with tessa thompson. >> stephen: please tell me that is in the magazine, too. >> it is in the magazine. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: as i said, in our changing media landscape where so many periodicals are struggling to survive, "vanity fair" still has 1.2 million subscribers. why do you think it is still so vital? what am i going to "vanity fair" for? if i'm going to food and wine wingbo at ig aboood an want to make my food appetizing. what is "vanity fair"'s place in ourtu think? >> "vanity fair" came into his own in the '80s and i

but the thing that really amazed me was the frees on the ceiling like michelangelo.touching god's? >> well, here's my finger. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm naughty, but, you know, he told us the price of everything. >> jimmy: what? >> it we were probably the only celebrities in that particular cocktail party except for cuomo so he took us around. he mentioned the price of everything. and i've never -- i never forgot. and i thought, that's so low brow. >> jimmy: that's a real art lover. >> jimmy: that's pretty crazy. >> he took us into his dining -- >> jimmy: that's an art lover. >> it was astonishing. he hasn't changed. >> jimmy: no, he hasn't. no, he hasn't. thank you so much for being here. rita moreno! season three of "one day at a time" premieres february 8th on netflix. we'll return with music from summer walker. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank viggo mortensen

michelangelo, you know, isaiah has dropped his sandwich, i think. right? right? this idea -- right?s? i don't know enough rockwell history, but i love how, you know, this similarity between the two, it's obviously what he did and very popular. right? so this is the image that gets taken all over the country. right? this is the image that gets turned into posters. this is the image that people have hanging up and think about as rosie the riveter. not -- not our "we can do it" girl, as much as we love her and you can still love her, but she's a creation. right? we talk about that a lot in here. the idea that people use the past for different things. right? and in the 1980s, they used that image to inspire women. right? and called her rosie. but, again, we bust myths in here. so this is rosie. right? this is rosie. representing all those women. she -- the real rosie never actually riveted anything. she was a telephone operator. she never riveted anything. but she posed and we have this terrific, terrific image. right? with her lunchbox and such. right? just one more image. this is her