the artist michelangelo daravaggia and the director michelangelo antonioni are united not only by theirrsion. city, the wrong particular version was born , let me give the correct answer , noticed that both are called michelangelo, both were born on september 29 in mikhailo on the day of the catholic calendar, the crystal theme is one and a half, in order to deserve the name of crystal, the glass must contain many oxides of this quite a heavy metal, but barium oxide too... lead. bravo. crime 900. in march 2021, a paris court found this former president of the country guilty of corruption and sentenced him to three years in prison. uh nicolas sohkazi. absolutely right. 2 years probation, one year house arrest. names 600. in 1963, californian nurse. coney mccue named this son of hers after quentin compson, a character in william faulkner's novel the sound and the fury. quentin tarantino, right. crime 600. spaniard gabriel march granados took these items opened tens of thousands from work home, pocketed the found valuables, received 14 years and 2 months in prison, although the prosecutor

well, who was michelangelo, the sculptor who said , it’s easy to make sculptures, yeah, you take a piecehat is, it needs to be cut out, for example, i help, cut it out, let’s say , so we made a hole, almost a heart, you see, and now you just take ours and teeth chik-chik, oh how i remember how... yes, we have a birthday in venezuela, we usually make garlands and also, well, different colors, that is, not white, and we also start decorating like this, and then hang them up , everywhere, you see how the human soul demands, in my opinion, on the whole planet, approximately the same, and it decorates more than ordinary balls, it’s more bright, colorful, and even everything comes in one copy. mugs, what else can you add, whatever you want, it’s yours, i want more brightness, well, cut out any one, and what a beauty this is this, that is, it can be done, i don’t know what it’s called, but these are toys for children when... not small, namely, torment with gra - it was wonderful, i learned something new today, but we are a flock, let's go further. thank you for such wonderful students , here’s

category of the best elements or details in the exhibition pavilion, and italy took first place for michelangelo’s, which was made on a 3d printer, as it turns out that david 500 years ago i took first place, and we were second and... and this is the first time that belarus received an award at this exhibition, and this is of course a very great achievement for the country and for textiles, they say that god gave the polish people a piece of heaven on earth, there was a large area surrounding this area. ridge, it divided the swampy area in the south, and forests, meadows, and arable lands in the north , calves were transported at 120 kg in the spring, and in the fall the collective farm took 300 to 350 kg, forbs, it is very useful, they got better in their eyes, they in the fall everything sparkled, however they create paradise themselves with their hard work and incredible thirst for... life, raspberries , potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, everything of their own, this is the grace of god, in the morning at 4 o’clock, i enjoy life, silence, birds are singing, nothing, well, i’m just resting , the su

there, and there is a lacoon, and actually he says that i research, research mythology, i research michelangeloi research the renaissance itself and try to reproduce and to catch this art, to know it and learn to follow it, so that is, for was it important to him even before the krakow academy? since you have already talked about odessa, i will ask you now about studying in odessa and about studying in krakow, you know that i was interested in the fact that studying in odessa was actually paid for by a local forestry engineer, i understand that this podillia, yes, who obviously saw talent in this child, and this child. 16-year-old , since he is still sending him to study in odesa at the workshop of pylyp klymenko, you are actually talking about this family, yes and no, no, the family was different about another, he lived in another family in odessa, well, this is such a story that before he went to odessa, he was already studying, and when he came to odessa, he already came with certain knowledge, with a certain artistic level, and klymenko accepted him as. someone who could make a living, and

comparing him with the ninth, well , all the time when they took him to italy, he was looking at michelangelos, here he is his teacher, yes, that is, in in principle, this is a person who was really very good at managing what he had, these characteristics of him, as a person, he... really unpacked as talents, as talents you and sometimes manipulated, of course, if he had them if the story with the stick, although he really had periods of prolonged hunger there, and this hunger then affected his health, he lay there for a long time straight and could not get up because of it, but there were periods when he threw the stick and when inspired could run, move and, but... when he mentioned no-no, let's you carry me, support me, yes, well, it was she who immediately remembered parajanov and his eccentricities, yes, this is also true, he was very lively, bright, and that's why i followed him young people were drawn to him, i can see even from his self-portraits and his photographs that he was an extremely charismatic person, that is , he used it, he used it, we have everything we can. for a moment, i

is a lakoon, and actually just what he says that i am investigating, i study mythology, i study michelangeloi study the renaissance era itself and try to... reproduce and capture this art through getting to know it and learning to follow it, and this was important for him even before the krakow academy. since you have already talked about odessa, i will now ask you about studying in odessa and studying in krakow. you know, i was interested in the fact that my studies in odessa were actually paid for by a local forestry engineer. and i understand that this is from podillia, yes, who obviously saw the talent in this child, and this child, 16-year-old, yes, he sends him to study in odesa, to the workshop of pelip klymenko, you are actually talking about this family, yes, no, no, the family was different, he lived in another family in odesa, well, that’s the story, what about that , when he went to odessa, he was already studying. and when he came to odessa, he already came with certain knowledge, with a certain artistic level, and klymenko accepted him as someone who could earn for himself, and

among the works are reimagined versions of famous masterpieces of world art: david, michelangelo, monad was an american artist. a successful lawyer, but in 2002 he quit his job and career in order to devote himself entirely to art. now the master makes good money from his masterpieces, he manages to sell some of them for tens of thousands of dollars, and if i’m not mistaken, parts of this exhibition were once present in minsk, because some of the works are more familiar to me. maybe someone also decided to assemble a scream-munch from lego parts, but in reality, can you imagine how it sounds... i’m giving up my career as a lawyer in order to collecting legs, but this is the dream of every child, but isn’t it good when you know how to remain a child, you know how to stay small, in the good sense of this? word throughout his entire life, but this is a real joy, and what makes us happy now is that the work of artists is recognized during the life of the creator. the fact is that history, well , knows many examples when artists were recognized as great only posthumously. yes, for example,

cellar of blanks, it was nice to meet you, thank you, drawing is the root of all knowledge, as michelangelos and drawing, well, if you can call it that, i really want to know your story, because your eyes light up, as soon as you are in the room, you are immediately into your tricks. i invite the masters, they start painting for me, i arrive at the restaurant, the guests are sitting, eating, painting, i don’t understand what’s going on, they say the paints don’t smell, great, they dance, paint, and a thought immediately pops into my head: i can even paint the stairs at home , no need to go anywhere, yeah, that’s it, i went, studied, painted, i understand that this is mine, i feel such happiness for 6 years already, i didn’t notice how they flew , because apparently it’s my favorite thing, i want to create this effect of a laton metal sheet, flowing gradients, and what happens there doesn’t matter, because we never, never know what will happen, it always turns out beautiful. because here there are no rules at all, what do we have, well, we have paints, oh there is magic powder, magic powder,

exhibits inside the hermitage. not everything is going smoothly with the lower extremities either, michelangelo’s kenis, professor of the department of orthopedics and traumatology at the turner institute , makes a morning tour of the museum halls with his fellow clinicians. marble and picturesque patients are the most fertile material for study. be. hammertoe deformities of the head of the ancient pantheon or the standard arch of the foot of an elegant bacchante. the surgeon considers the matis sculpture in the main headquarters hall to be his talisman. orthopedics is a very very tangible area of ​​medicine. and when patients ask me, doctor, how would you rate the result of the treatment. i say, you know, orthopedics from this point of view is a very simple field of science, because our result is visible, it is visible, we touch it, there is a piece of the hermitage and... in the results of the work that come out of our hands . not part of the hermitage, but a full-fledged second hermitage appeared in st. petersburg in just 20 years; the museum community calls the depository in the area of ​​the

michelangelo said, that is it turns out that this is a planet with continents , you don’t sell your creationsll you pay for, well, i have these 1.60, there are things that are more expensive it takes 3 years to do it, it’s undesirable to go against the grain, yeah, i get it, i get it, i see, i’ve already messed up, they brought these journalists from moscow. all the planets have already been ruined, try this tool, fix what you messed up, and get a job, stay with us, boy, you will be our main grinder, great, i finally found my second calling, yes, there is so much here, as they would say at a sawmill , of illiquid wood, some stumps, snags, but it is from this seemingly unnecessary material that sergei evgenievich creates his fairy tale. well, it’s time for me to return to kirov, but before that i have to do something, bring with me a bucket of snow, a bucket of snow, yes, vyadsky, seriously, from the forest, vyadsky snow? yes, well, i promised maria to find the purest vyatka snow and my... refrained, hello, hello, hello, come in, mara vital, yours the task was completed, i got the purest vyads

florence, this is a unique brick structure , look at the screen of the statue of david, the work of michelangelothere. in my opinion, out of three games you had 5:5 twice, yes, only the first one was 5:3, i, mr. presenter, don’t remember this, to be honest. don't yell, attention, i think that karma tested you in the winter series, mytishche, engineer anastasia aristarkhova is playing against you, the city of mytishche is listening and the black box. the black box now contains something that was specially invented for in the 19th century in france, look at the screen, like this boots, each weighing 2 kg, in our time, a huge unit is used for the same purpose, although you can limit yourself to a frying pan. attention to the question, what's in the black box? chestnuts, chestnuts, chestnuts, with these shoes the chestnuts become like crushing grapes, only the 19th century, france is suitable, but they specially invented it, 2 kg, not too heavy for chestnuts, fine, just let’s answer him, otherwise he doesn’t like me, otherwise again a huge unit, a frying pan, koshtar everything, they are frying very

, when i’m gone, will be engaged in this topic in full, why should i bring it to the end, like michelangelolast concert tour splinter, where i seriously injured my leg, right at this moment, i i inserted it on purpose, as if, looking at it, i always have this, you know, cringe, well, that is, i collected all the trash there and posted it. my life in art, like an autobiography, welcome to the apartment building, thank you, before the next song i want to ask you: even with the flashlights on your phones, you can hear, hear your heart beating, knocking on... us on the windows, on the roof like rain, your nerve is running out, the last straw, the last ray of light, the last beat of your heart, you see, you see. dies in fire goddess, a lilac boy, he is greatly subjugated to the gods, he paints a picture with his own blood, his own tears, and asks for forgiveness. i'll knock on the window, you'll float over the house with your boast, you'll come out of the kitchen in a chintz dress, cutting through eternity the dark sky. to tell you one last time, to say goodbye, i will love you forever, thank yo

examine because the former president will malign whoever is looking into him but if you look at michelangelo'seer path, he goes from labor under obama to new york attorney general's office and he goes to doj and is now leaving doj to go work for a local office. why would he do that? >> and not just any spot. he held the number three spot at the department and that is a very coveted spot. usually people take that spot it is the fast track to becoming a corporate head somewhere or heading up the u.s. attorney's office appeared one of my former colleagues who was acting associate attorney general, she is a big wake up walmart. rudy giuliani held that under reagan and he went on to become the district and anyone knows that's a powerful position. joe from a spot at they doj to work for a local prosecutor just objectively speaking it is a career downgrade at a minimum and one has to wonder why would you make that move? >> jackie: when you hear the former president taken issue with this person in particular it stands out as different than some of the other complaints we hear from him. >> given his re

>> absolutely not, would you ask michelangelo not to sculpt >> i thought he was more of a nunchuck guyight," here with joel mchale. [ cheers and applause that was a clip from "animal control. >> yes >> seth: before we get to the show, you did a little real life animal control, you took your family to ireland. >> yes, and did the irish are animals. i'm half irish, so i can say that >> seth: now what is this? it's a photo of -- you came across a mud pit >> yeah, you know, you go to ireland, see all the mud pits. [ laughter ] there, we were in this, i don't know, fjord like place and my kids were like, "we're bored," they're bored and your acting is bad, and my sister-in-law challenged her son to go touch a lamb because they're all over the place. and east like, i touched one you're like what, they scattered. and he was like, there's two of them trapped in a mud bug. and i was like, wow, what a day we're having and so, i saw them, and i was like, "this is an opportunity for social media." [ laughter ] and i pulled those lambs out >> seth: wow >> yeah, i pulled them out [ cheers and applau

if you're familiar perhaps with the michelangelo pieta, there's a larger than life. mary cradling jesus right after the descent from the cross and it's exactly that. so using that and that's it's one of those things you look at that and you say you know it's like the dog tipping his head when you're talking to him. he's trying to figure out what you're saying. you just tip your head and you think, am i seeing? i think i'm seeing. and did no one notice at the time and object and i've seen it used a reproduction of it used recently it was in a post office appealing for fundraising for red cross. and there it was again, like, do you know what this is? do you know what this is? well, how about this complicated question? we would have this imaginary book, this an imaginary book, not only have to look at the practice of faith in wartime, church by church, by church, but we would have to consider if dunning is right and i think it is that the story of american involvement in world war one is the story of woodrow wilson. then we would have to pay careful attention to woodrow

look at that amazing basilica, designed and built by michelangelo and others over 500 years old. >> tradition and history and we can sense the pomp and the reference. what's happening now quick of the altar is being prepared and soon it will go silent so we can all participate in the solemnity of the eucharistic liturgy. the altar is being prepared and we will see if the holy father is able to preside himself over the eucharist but it looks to me like he is being quite active. there is a cardinal who is doing a lot of what the holy father would do himself right now in the preparation of the eucharistic liturgy simply because he does not walk well and as we know he's having respiratory issues. so we will see if pope francis is able to preside over the eucharistic liturgy now. >> let's listen for a second bug what happens. >> yes, usually the vatican puts forward an english-speaking commentator probably a priest from africa, which is a very fast growing part of the church right now throughout africa especially in nigeria where christians are persecuted unbelievably right now. he is

malevich, by the way, i could have made no worse mistakes than this quasi-world of yours, raphael, michelangelou’re not kidding, are you gnizdilov? what joke are you making? what are you kidding? here you go, it’s written, rafael. oh, how bad everything is, yes, not very good, everything is turned upside down, they were obviously looking for something. so it's a robbery. why not a capercaillie? the killer killed the dude. i took something as a souvenir from the shell casings on the floor, a professional wouldn’t have left them, oh, lenka, these are all your erotic fantasies, bite your tongue, bite your tongue , there are no witnesses, there are no descriptions of the killers, that’s it, hanging wood grouse, there were two wood grouse , fat and thin, one taller, the other shorter, both in black, arrived in a black car, like this. storyteller, i can't. can you also tell me that you figured it out from the footprints on the staircase? no, why is the store opposite the camera, surveillance is just swamps. here i am i was just about to go there after inspecting the apartment. what, what is it? what

and we are great friends with, greg angelo and also his partner, michelangelo, and i've been.nd my partner and my kids have been super supportive. and i've been in their, halloween parties. i brought friends to their house, but i am also awfully nervous and afraid of this decision, because i believe that it's going to impact our lives tremendously. because when i look at other historical landmarks and a couple of artists and i see some of them actually, i know some of them because they they work in our easement. so basically their garage door is where you are sitting, and that's where my garage door. so we are so close to each other, and they work in front of their garage, which is i'm totally supportive. and during the covid they were there many people working and we've been supportive to them to survive in this city. and i totally agree. as an artist, i'm a designer myself, and i came from turkey, and i build my life here and san francisco and united state has been super supportive to me, but i understand their pain, and i believe that city needs to do something for the arti