michelangelo, i think if he were to come back today, he'd be able to walk around florence. it hasn't changed. but it's the hands of the ordinary people... >> chef: we fold it like this. ...that have crafted the incredible food here. it's like a christmas in your mouth, yeah. this is a place built on human ingenuity, mind-boggling riches and an insane amount of bread. i really don't know how they eat this much bread. it's delicious but so hot. all great love affairs start somewhere. and for me... my love of italy started right here, in florence, when i was just 12 years old. that's delicious. you have to taste that. like this tartlet filled with rice pudding, i mean, come on. there's always something wonderful to discover in florence. the city is the capital of tuscany. 500 years ago, it was the playground of some of the richest families on earth. in the countryside, they used their land to cultivate the finest produce and cattle and in the city they bankrolled the incredible explosion of art, science and architecture known as the renaissance. i love that just about everywhe

which one of you is mikhailovsky, he is michelangelo something i forgot that i don’t have a stopper atdrank wine, i don’t remember the last time either. no vodka, i don't drink either recently. how do we celebrate our acquaintances then? go away. he just wants to make friends. i also love animals, i have a cat myself, but i think that animals should not be impudent. well, it's not really an animal. this is a friend. a partner is a relative. i love my mouse too. i just don't let her do whatever she wants, like you said, cool. dangerous moment father had a phd book thing needed. the animal must know its place. understood, understood. okay, come on, come on, bye. it just needs to be very urgent. what happened was the money rain of the driver of this car hit a man with a large bag. no, the banknotes are fake, although it seems to be real in a different way , he is unconscious. you don't understand the pain. yes, i'm going confused here under my feet, wow . who is it? yes? everything is clear here, as if already go, who, unconscious, shot his druzhkov and stole money, ran down the street wi

if you know alexander, karazhe marble is used in michelangelo to create the statue of david., each shop has an individual carpet made of different types of marble in the form of a mosaic, seriously, that's how i paid attention. well you applause and introduce the captain. olesya is the main source of our energy always smilingly energizes everyone with her positivity loves to participate in various activities always sings along to any song that plays on the radio loves karaoke loves biathlon, cool quality kills every song i turn it. well, you sing well. i think he loves to travel most of all and always travels down the subway to make sure once again that the moscow metro, that the moscow metro is the best metro in the world, the passengers of the airline you will also have now with an exit. here is my favorite airport, where i don't know valera, you represent the team. i ask you to. hello our dear uh opponents. i don’t even want to say that you are our opponent, our friends in this command program. submit our an airline is not an airline. these are people who are in love with

well, i want to remember the great michelangelo who began to paint, and the sistine chapel, when he waseady over 60 years old, that is, he is not lost by age. in general, the opportunity to create, think, remember and create. of course, this is what i want to wish you to be more energetic. that's how our main the heroine, who uh, showed herself to be a middle-aged woman, so god bless you, health, all the best, follow the recommendations of geranthologists and stay young and healthy. health and longevity to you, and the program about the most important thing continues. evgeny nikolaevich is a yoga therapist and it's a sin not to take advantage of this, because yoga is not only popular. this is very helpful. and by the way, sometimes it’s very difficult, but i know that there are exercises for relaxation , let’s do some simple exercises that calm the nervous system join friends, where do we start? the first exercise is a balance one called the half lotus pose 100, if we translate into russian, we raise one leg, as far as it turns out to be high, grab it with our hand and hold it. that's t

experts believe this is michelangelo's first ever nude artwork dating back to the late 15th century. forgotten until it resurfaced just before the pandemic. a groundbreaking new art exhibit opened this week in new york city. it brings technology and art together. ted lindor takes us inside the exhibit that's meant to make art understandable and accessible to all. usually an art galleries. phones are discouraged, but for a new exhibit from one of the world's most renowned pop artists, phones opened new worlds. these are the works of japanese artist takashi murakami. now on display in new york city's gagosian gallery. visitors can use special snapchat filters to unlock virtual reality experiences that help bring the paintings to life. many of the brightly colored avatar seen gracing the walls and the gleaming figurines on the gallery floor or physical pieces modeled after the same digital works. murakami created as n f. t s in the metaverse. people still do not understand. and fts t stands for non fungible token, they're essentially digital property that people can own and collect and

there are benches hmm made framed in arabic marble, if you know alexander karazhe marble used by michelangelo statue of david and also each bench has an individual carpet made of different types of marble in the form of a mosaic, seriously, that's how i paid attention. well you applause and introduce the captain. olesya, the main source of our energy, always smilingly charges everyone with her positive love participate in all sorts of activities always sing along to any song that plays on the radio loves karaoke loves biathlon, a dangerous quality when a person drinks every song you turn it. well, you sing well. i think most of all he loves to travel. and uh always traveling down the subway, to once again make sure that the moscow metro. why is the moscow metro the best metro in the world ? here, my love, is the airport. i don't know valery represent the team passed. hello hello our dear opponents. i do n’t even want to say that you are our opponent, our friends in this command program. introduce our airline this is not an airline. these are people who are in love with aviation and not only t

pushkinsky was more than once smooth of freedom and allowed at least to dream of seeing the real david michelangeloce quite recently with our chief architect. yura grigoryan i just heard it from him too, what do you always know when you come to the flo? you understand that the real david is here and you think, our tatat. and what is it in general and it is disappointing, because both the scale of the italian courtyard is already narrower and in general the feeling that here it is originals, native things meeting with art and today changes faces exactly as in the chronicle of the seventy-fourth, when the mona lisa was visiting pushkin and people waited for 8 hours, just to be near her for 15 seconds irina antonova , who gave the museum 75 years of her life, recalled how the treasure of egypt was near the queue an excited woman approached her. this sit down shows a hairy woman. and i understand that she is talking about the mummy. i spend the first hot one with me, but i make her a little excursion. she closed her eyes like that and looked at the mask. there are coconut ham. interesting. and it’s som

sarcophagi and what moscow children did not go to pushkinsky to look at the mummy or at a copy of david michelangelo at the compressionists there were the exploits of hercules who were performed at a time when others could not do them, new names were discovered, works of art were shown that were considered impossible to demonstrate the views of a soviet person, irina aleksandrovna antonova turned it over. you are picasso's shlera. upon learning that the gioconda exhibits. tokyo decided to stop the masterpiece on the way back. her visit to our country is an unforgettable event. i have always been interested in museums. frankly speaking , there has never been a stagnation here. some kind of, well, average statistical well- being. her museum has never been a backwater exhibition of the century, moscow became paris in the eighty-first, she herself said that his morning began with the fact that they called from the ministry of culture. they asked what kind of balance, because it was necessary to maintain a balance between the works of soviet artists and french masters. pushkinsky has always been ahead of

yeah, and michelangelo "only" painted the sixteenth chapel.maybe don't keep your face so close to the paint cans. sorry, buddy, i'm getting a golf lesson and then i'm playing with a client, but i'll try to make your next performance. (doorbell rings, thud) phil! little busy. oh, you always do this. you cram stuff in the freezer without thinking about it. i opened the door, and a frozen turkey almost fell on my foot. i keep pulling it to the left. are we sure the house is level? are you not the least bit sorry? i could have broken a toe. honey, i'm sorry for dozens of things every day that actually happen.

sarcophagi and what moscow children did not go to pushkin to look at the mummy or a copy of darida, michelangeloushed to the impressionists. there were feats of hercules who performed at a time when others could not do them, new names were revealed , works of art were shown that were considered impossible to demonstrate the views of a soviet person, irina alexandrovna antonova turned it over. she showed the striding matisse tyshler picasso and having learned that the gioconda is being exhibited in tokyo , she decided to stop the masterpiece on her way back, her visit to our country is an unforgettable event, and i was always interested in the museum frankly, they say there was no stagnation, there has never been such and such, well, the average statistical well-being. her museum has never been a quiet ringleader, the exhibition and the century has become moscow paris in the eighty-first she herself said that her morning began with the fact that they called from the ministry of culture. they asked what kind of balance, because it was necessary to strike a balance between works of soviet artists a

now he switched to dollars. surname mikhailovsky nicknamed michelangelo michela there was no patriotismes, with whom he was imprisoned, with whom he communicated freely. not everyone. on the trash cans yes, a hangout to hang around, there you need a special style of behavior and a special form of clothing there are no rights, only with trash cans. rot done guys, let me do a blood test for you, find out someone more testosterone. and you don't have to fight every day, figuring out who's cooler than me. here is a young man, i don’t remember his name, he lost in all respects. well, yes, i'm afraid of injections, i prefer an honest duel they put it in its place. i need to work. okay, i'll leave you alone, there will be some news not to bother me. in short, almost 5 million are missing. this is bad. genghis is a serious man, if he said, 20 million should be 20 where can we get more drawing? mikhailovsky, after you slammed his people , you think he will work with you. where is he going away? and by the way, where is he now? well, there are probably already cops. show kid, ignat was born three

hey, get this, i read that michelangelo's first nude drawing just sold for a record breaking $24.4 million groundbreaking piece from his "you up" period [ laughter ] i saw a -- guys, i saw a woman in minnesota was arrested after she tried to flee from police and drove her car straight into wet concrete check this out [ laughter ] she was cited for resisting arrest and going 0 in a 60 and finally, speaking of cars, it's time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go, everybody. ♪ hashtag hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: this week, i sent out the hashtag, my worst car, and i asked you guys to tell us a funny or weird story about a a bad car that you owned we've done this hashtag before and it was so fun, we wanted to do it again. within minutes of sending it out, it was a trending topic in the u.s. [ cheers and applause so thank you for playing along and now i thought i'd share some of my favorite "my worst car" tweets from you guys. here we go this first one is from @utjonesy. they say, "the hand cranks were broken on the windows of my friend's 1987 nissan stanza. we'd pass around the good handle anytime

this is a an ancient marble quarry that the romans used a michelangelo got marble from his best marble in the world. and jefferson asked these young men who were following his guide to stop in carrara and actually execute a commission for him give it to the workers there so they can make a marble chimney piece for monticello. so he brought that back but what he discovered of course was you know, this marble is so expensive. you can't use much of it in your building. instead what virginia was famous for was its red clay and jefferson realized that this the signature the signature lookup is buildings would come from the bricks. he used in instead. so here's here's an older picture of monticello and you can see some of the ideas that he brought back between the building materials between the roman building. she saw the the newer french buildings. he mixed them all together and he started to use a lot of creativity and come up with his own ideas for a building. but throughout the so throughout the travels, you know, as i said, you know, we went on this trips. they were great adventures, yo

france, and finally, the most shocking first- time visitors to the museum, david, the work of michelangelon, and hall number one with originals from egypt is being sold by an egyptologist. vladimir golenishchev originally, uh, golenishchev offered this personal collection of emperors to the hermitage. as you understand, at that time the emperor refused to pay such an amount. it was 400,000 and through the duma, the state decided to purchase unique ones. at the tokinsk and painting collection of this old master, for example, rembrandt, but primarily the collection of moscow patrons shchukin and morozov, ivan abramovich and sergei ivanovich returned from paris and brought new fresh gauguin genes, relatives write in letters. and also monesizan matisse degas picasso it turns out that he also brought shchukina opened it. that is, he comes and buys the first painting of a lady, advice, yes, and writes that he looked at her, felt that the glass was full of broken order, in my opinion, 40 things are so special in shchukin's collection. morozov will buy three things - a portrait, a valar, a girl, o

integrated through a lense of the deepest hostility and simplicity, the culture that prodrewsed michelangeloey are offered a storiest west's failings without spending anything like a corresponding time on its gory. every school child knows about slavery. how many could describe without irony cringing or caveat the great gifts that the western tradition has given to the world. all aspects of the western tradition now suffer the same attack. the judeo christian foundation that formed the cornerstone of western tradition finds itself under particular assault. so does the condition of secularism and the enlightenment which produced a flourishing in politics and sciences and the arts. so douglas, explain, and explain why you wrote the book. >> well it is good to be with you. we've been undergoing a period of over correction in the west. which i mean, particularly in america, but also in the other english speaking democracies in particular. and the overcorrection is something like this. maybe if you went back 60 years, you could study american history and be ignorant for instance to the fact that