what was it like to hand that oscar to your mom? >> i did take the oscar to my dad.scars i had to go back to work because i'm doing wicked in london, once i had a couple of weeks off i went to poll first so my mom could be the first one to hold the oscar in her hand. >> juju: amazing. so you presented it to your mom and asians, we revere our ancestors. >> uh-huh. >> juju: you took the oscar to your dad. >> yes, yes. you know how our parents do mold us in some way. because he really empowered me, even as a child, to have confidence in who i am. because, you know, in a lot of asian families kids should be heard and not seen. >> juju: and soon michelle will dazzle disney audiences acting in american born chinese. >> you must stop or everyone will perish. >> juju: what does that mean to bring asian fairytales and asian folk heroes to a wider audience. >> very important because what i want to do is share my culture with my friends here, and if they don't know who the goddes of mercy is maybe they will. >> juju: and the monkey king. >> and the monkey king. nowadays everybo

that is why oscar martinez became a journalist. he is editor in chief of edit fido, the lighthouse latin america's 1st digital newspaper, and a platform for independent journalism in el salvador and the whole region. we believe that journalism was due to a sense of dusk. first. what's all their power in the powerful reveal to their corners of power and each control mechanism? the 2nd is to make visible the lives of the most vulnerable people of those will suffer from excessive power. and we believe that all these is more indispensable. now that since or america eats, experiencing a new wave of outreach that his martinez has documented the workings of our salvador notorious gangs and their gang leaders. but he also exposed extrajudicial killings, both salvador and police and government links to organized crime. his refusal to fall and 9 with the authorities has brought him up against el salvador president. now he per kayla. one of those, one of the young leaders were one criminal gangs, has made him hugely popular with salvadorans.

did you have fun at the oscars?re hilarious. >> jimmy: thank you, thank you for being so good-humored and you were sitting right there with steven spielberg, which i loved. i just love that whole thing and i love the idea of the two of you together. >> yeah it's weird. >> jimmy: i asked you what you were on at the oscars and you seem to -- you said nothing. >> i mean, enough to get me through it. it's a long show. and then as a lot of parties afterwards and that's where i kicked it up a notch. a small notch. you don't want to get too messed up. there's a lot of powerful people at these events in these parties, it's like jeff bezos is there, you don't want to get too [bleep] and alienate jeff bezos. that guy owns a spaceship. you don't want to -- something i've learned throughout my life. >> jimmy: i actually should have learned that but i don't think i did. >> jimmy: once you are spaceship rich you look out for that [bleep]. >> jimmy: what is your -- as far as steven spielberg goes, is your relationship as it appear

well, it's not like an oscar borya well, i asked.fter we go into battle, do you take the rifle off your shoulder? well, it's elementary. i don't understand, i understand. well, let's do it, hit him. there again unnoticed forget, wan, i'm right, everything is right at the source. great focus, look good, very good. let's get bigger, so get ready. now i and my comrades have begun to go into battle, our cause is just. victory will be ours. look, if you don't now , stop renting. what are you creating? quietly look at me, of course. take off, who wants to achieve, remember, all processing has already been evacuated. in the cinema, everything should be more correct, better than in life. let's take it carefully. yeah. well, well, what do you do before the fight, yes, you are you i would write a letter to my mother. quiet, please, quiet, quiet, comrades , the directions for your practice have been received. and what does it mean paper or people? yes , they won't give us diplomas without practice, listen . the war has changed all our plans in

at 95, by comparison, oscar's looking pretty darn good. >> and, oh, my gosh, speaking of looking goodg actress, jamie lee curtis. >> i mean, seriously, how great is this? i sold yogurt that made you poop, and now i'm nominated! >> now, you have been refreshingly down-to-earth this whole awards season. who are you wearing tonight? >> kirkland by costco. >> jamie, you've also been so vocally supportive of all your fellow nominees. >> well, because these actresses rule! cate blanchett, are you kidding me? she is so -- am i allowed to curse? >> uh, no. >> she is so...hot! and "tár"? oh, my god! "tár" was iconic, vivacious, carnivorous, queer, vague, confusing, long, partially in german, and it was, hands down, the funniest movie of the year. and can i say one more thing? >> i think you're gonna. >> what ariana debose did at the baftas was fun! it was by far the best live rap performance i've seen all year. it was...incredible! >> well, good luck, and have fun tonight. >> oh, no. i'm on my way home. it's way past mommy's bedtime. >> oh, i just love her. love her. now, one group that doesn'

but taking on the powerful has also made oscar martinez own life. anything but easier under president bouquet le critical journalists like him have become a target. martinez and the team of a photo have been spied on by the government. he and his family had to leave the country repeatedly for fear of being arrested. he is worried about his family's safety and acutely aware of the threats he and many other journalists in the region face physical violence. the formation from politicians in business, men, harassment, or 4 families excited this briefly. but despite the huge personal risks, oscar martinez is determined to keep on writing. to hold those in authority to account l to the u. k. and police in london of arrested a man outside buckingham palace on suspicion of possessing a weapon. he was taken into custody after throwing items believe to be shot gun cartridges into the palace grounds. official said a controlled explosion was carried out as a precaution. king charles and queen camilla were not believe to be at the palace at the time. the inciden

my first oscars. [ laughter ] when asked last week about allegations that he participated in a creditng scam, new york congressman george santos said he was innocent, and added, quote, "i'm no mastermind of anything. which is maybe the first believable thing he's ever said. [ laughter and applause elon musk is reportedly planning to build a town outside austin, texas, for his tesla and spacex employees, that he has described in meetings as a utopia i don't know have you ever been to a party where one guy has a tesla? now imagine every guy has a tesla. [ laughter ] a tattoo artist in india recently set a guinness world record after spending over 90 consecutive hours giving tattoos to 64 people, and hepatitis to 63 people [ laughter ] today was national canine veterans day it's like regular veterans day, except no fireworks! [ laughter ] we have a writer, mike scollins, who's obsessed with the idea that dogs don't like fireworks a lot of his jokes are dependent upon people knowing that and caring and finally, according to a new study, reusable water bottles can have 14 times more bacter

a "sunday sitdown" with oscar isaac. well lived later in the show. >>> let's begin with the country facing a potential economic crisis as a deal is not raised to reach the debt limit and soon. tough words for republicans as president biden heads home from the g7 summit in japan. nbc's chief white house correspondent and "saturday today" anchor peter alexander is traveling with the president in hiroshima. peter, what's the latest there? >> reporter: willie, this morning president biden is now en route back to washington, and his first order of business aboard air force one this morning is going to be a call to the house speaker, kevin mccarthy, to discuss the debt ceiling with the potential for a catastrophic default now just a week and a half away. the talks between white house negotiators and house republicans, they've effectively been on hold since friday. the major sticking points right now remain the extent of those spending cuts the republicans are demanding and stricter work requirements for public assistance progr

see you at that oscars. >> okay, okay! let's do that. >> jimmy: will you be at the oscars? >> jimmy: got nominated for best animated. >> i know. i know. >> jimmy: you should be there. >> i play an animated cat. is that enough excuse to go to the oscars? >> jimmy: i don't think you need an excuse. >> i play an animated cat. but i love the film. i love the film. and i might show up any way. >> jimmy: why not? come. >> i have a dress. i don't know what to do with it. i don't know where to take it. oh, let's go to the oscars. >> jimmy: oh you have the dress already. wear it. sure. you know, i was looking at a picture. i have this great photograph from 2017 when i was hosting the oscars. >> i remember! >> jimmy: and there was a mix-up at the end. >> i am terrified, because you're doing it again. god knows what's going to happen. oh, but that was very exciting. what an electrical moment, no? >> jimmy: yeah. >> 1979 -- >> jimmy: it looks like we had a photograph. no, it was 2017. let's zoom in on salma here. this is while it was happening. >> you know i saw it coming. i saw it hap

he would have been cheering on lord queensbury's torment of oscar wilde. when oscar wilde was sentenced to hard labor for being a human being, tucker carlson would surely have let out one of those horrible monstrous carlson cackles that he alone seems to think is the sound of human laughter, that noise tucker carlson makes has been wrongly described is a childish giggle. a child's giggle is not full of hatred and cruelty. the sound tucker carlson makes and his most joyce joyous, his most happy moments, when he is laughing, is a sound that oscar wilde surely would have called monstrous. the marcus of queensbury was a member of the social class of the british previously call nobility. there has never been anything noble about them. but they believe in their own nobility in the same way that tucker carlson believes in his. the marquis of queensbury was known for one other thing besides attacking one of the world's greatest artists for his sexual orientation. queensbury put his name on the rules of boxing. he didn't invent the rules. queensbury just took them

here," yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: this is her sixth nomination for an oscar.ns or something. so, if i get nervous, i would make her nervous and then, maybe would she attack me or something >> no, no. [ light laughter ] but they do -- the monkey -- her trainer said that she does -- she likes to know -- she knows instinctively who's in charge. >> jimmy: ooh. >> and she befriends them. >> jimmy: wow. she can feel it. >> so, she knew which one was steven spielberg [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: she's like, "yeah, we got that take, right, steven all right, thank you, perfect. [ laughter ] "i appreciate that thanks a lot ready for take two i usually don't do two takes all right. here we go." let's talk about your new movie, "showing up." congrats, you're getting great reviews on this. it's a comedy. how do we set up this film >> so, this is the fourth movie i've made with my friend, kelly reichardt. >> jimmy: yeah, you guys are great together >> yeah, we've worked together for 15 years the first movie that we made, "wendy and lucy," was a crew of 13. and so, this, for

i wore a mask at the oscars.razy. >> the oscar goes to jessica chastain. >> everyone always makes fun of me. when i win something, i never think it's going to happen. i'm always like shocked. i always have the weird, not attractive faces. >> chastain showed that face again last year when she won the academiward for best actress for her take on tammy fay baker. in the 2021 film "the eyes of tammy fay." >> the press hates us because we're winning millions of souls for jesus. >> do you think about the scope of your life at ten years old going with your grandmother to see a play and like, i want to do that? and all the thing took you to that moment. does that hit you or later? >> it comes before. it comes can the nominations. it comes with that kind of recognition. my grandmother moved me to new york when i first went to julliard. she stayed with me in my dorm room a few times. it was crazy. >> did she take you to the bed, bath & beyond? >> the shower caddie for the shared bathroom, the whole thing. you're in new yor

and has been included in the schedule of the oscars , and we have tried to confirm the schedule of the council from holding this period of the festival to identify and introduce the best works and shorts at the national and international level and to create a constructive competition between filmmakers and install a section specially added to the festival, books and cinema are held in collaboration with khane kitab, and we tried to give more value to the field of books in cinema and filmmaking. short film silk in tehran is going to be held with an emphasis on localism let's add another special award as a selected figure in our artistic achievement. registration and holding works in the 40th tehran short film festival is possible only by visiting the festival website. in the past few years, we will not renew the registration or hold the festival. the tehran international short film festival will be held from october 27th to november 22nd this year . another topic its construction and the goals of the united states made public its report al-manar about the inaccuracy of 10 million square

no, because i ended when an oscar because that was friction.ise rainier, while she did a very good job, my aunt was devastated that this was the situation. she thought she was born to play the role of a lawn, and i think she would've been amazing. had she won, if she had been in that role, would she have won the oscar? i don't know, which have been been nominated in that timeframe. i don't know. >> and, not before had to let you go, i listen a minute, i do want to ask, this, dalby it -- was in aapi heritage month, how important is it for you to feel like, not only we have the brown breaking anna may wong ball for the barbie series, but to do other things to spotlight our community. >> i think we have a lot to do, and i'm so glad that anna may wong inspiring barbie is the first step. i think we can do it. asians are here to stay. we can be represented in everything. >> well, i want to thank you, annie wong, the niece of, anna may wong, for working with mattel, for them being so respectful about the process of creating a barbie doll that not only

in march, we talked to two pupils, the and oscar, about why they vaped.u, really? you're spending your money on nicotine and stuff, like. it's not something you can stop that easy. this device was found to have high levels of lead... this time we returned to show them the results of our tests. lead damages the brain during development and is a particular concern with the levels found being unsafe. despite this, the boys say it's easy to ignore the risks. i didn't know there was lead in it, and you won't really care if you are addicted to it. you just won't think about it. you'll just forget about it, put it to the back of your mind. it's illegal to sell vapes to under—18s, yet leon and oscar can get these easily. i get mine from shops, walk in, ask them what flavour you want they pass it to you, you give them money, walk back out. simple. the government has recently announced £3 million in funding in england to tackle the sale of illegal vapes, but matt carpenter says public health messaging for children has to change. we are a long way behind the curve |

now want to see oscars, schindler's enamel factory. another must see, museum is always busy. so book your tickets in advance. entrepeneur oscar schindler saved about 1200 cues from the nazi desktops, by pulling them here at these factory. the story is told in steven spielberg's film should list. the expedition paints a detailed pictures current account during the nazi occupation and shows that although oscar schindler saved many lines, the remains. and i'm bid lynn seagul. first of all, he was a member of of did not. and then as a party, then when he came to crackle, he was running a business, taking a jewish prosperity to get the he's personal of advantage. but the steel to good, the bends on those people. and the, to all his best to say is very lies the finally for a panoramic view of a crack. i'll head to costco, skills about 3 kilometers south of the city center for more videos like this. subscribe to our youtube channel. elaborate stucco, decorate ceilings and faults in numerous cathedrals and palaces. worldwide. stucco is usually made of plaster and painted by hand. the

amy: the oscar winning filmmaker spike lee speaking last friday at the malcolm x and dr.ty shabazz memorial and educational center, housed in the former audubon ballroom in new york where malcolm x was assassinated in 1965. slightly was speaking -- spike lee was speaking on what would have been the 90th birthday of malcolm x. we come back, memorial day massacre. workers died, film buried. we look at the massacre in 1937 chicago. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "a change is gonna come" by sam cooke. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as memorial day weekend begins here in united states, we end today's show looking back at the largely forgotten 1937 memorial day massacre, when police in chicago shot at and gassed a peaceful gathering of striking steelworkers and their supporters, killing 10 people -- most of them shot in the back. it was a time like today when unions were growing stronger. the workers were on strike against republic steel, and the police attacked them with weapons supplied by the company. the tragic stor

there's no things from here in oscar fusion is parading his soldiers tongues and i'll try to read them concise and let's not be intimidated . but i'm just on top of that just to confirm and i'll support for you, kind of noted as long as is necessary. please, please bring him on to work if any of us wants to go back part of this to got a time when the line of the lender is the low of the jungle range and your height. and when the small of countries have to about to large countries, when freedom was a privilege of the fields of it, rather than the fundamental right for everyone, i'm a few find all your opinions as united merchandise as soon as you are done heights . here's the best insurance that we have to ensure that this is for jeff ponch and what is known as white to us. and that's why the comment on the message of the not with my is not what's coming from. must go to the young right. the mission which, who comes to you on piano is all just to come and it is one of the cool past long drawn size of the future in the future future. thank you. the in salzburg, the german chancellor, out

you were super funny on white lotus. >> congrats ton the oscars oscars. >> we are going to focus on yourng the heat of covid. you lived together in this abandoned hotel basically. did you bond more than you might with another group of actors? are you still in close contact? >> you are locked in the four seasons with these comedians and there is nobody else in the hotel. i became very close with them. molly shannon and jennifer coolidge. a little fact about molly shannon is she loves reality tv stars and me, i also love reality tv stars. 90 day fiance, love after lock up, those that how. the nexium cult. it actually happened. we shared a bond of that show and i started a group chat with the former members of nexium and 90 day fiance. >> how do you start a text chain with members of a cult? how do you get in touch with them in the first place? >> i tell them i am doing a law to research, i have to get into character -- no, no. i just say i am a huge fan and it is so brave they made the show. >> you gave them your telephone number. >> yes. we talk all the time. they are my only fans. >> and

how many years has the salary increase been approved by the oscar academy and included in the oscar schedule, and we tried to fix the schedule . and introducing the best works and shorts at the national and international level and creating a constructive competition between filmmakers, a special section has been added to the festival and books and cinema will be held in collaboration with the book house, and we have tried to give more value to the field of books in cinema and filmmaking. two special awards have been considered this year's international, different festival has added the joyan award and the tehran silk road award. it is possible to go to the festival site.itcsam.ir, there is a chance to register filmmakers and upload their work until august 10th, which last year we did not extend the registration or hold the festival. the 40th tehran international short film festival will be held from october 27 to november 22 this year, mahsa eastern sed and sima news agency, thank you very much for your cooperation, how much your research work is, i give an example of season 4, which is stil

biola and oscar want to be able to support themselves and their family. but getting a work permit could take some time. >> keep in mind, we need to file an application first and weight 180 days and eventually file for a work application. it may take up to a year or so for an applicant to actually curity number after filing the application. >> reporter: they want their kids to have the opportunity to reach their goals. this is the oldest. she plays soccer. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: the younger brother, philip, plays volleyball. he wants to continue that and learn english. he wants to finish school and also learn english. through it all, biola says, some of the most important things for her have been keeping her family together and in a safe place. they are now helping to build a new life here. >>> the debt ceiling deal will so sharp wire pokes his lip, hurts bad can't handle it. he'd be feeling fine, with invisalign. invis is drama free. less painful than braces. invisalign >>> the debt ceiling deal brokered by the white house and r

to me, heck with the oscars. who cares about your cheap trophy anyways.o find better ways to come together as a community of creative, to make sure we are represented behind the camera, but also to make sure that we are doing our part to make sure the tyler perry is not the only person in the studio, to ensure we can actually bring those great stories, the first black emperor of rome, right, to talk about people like robert smalls, who still that confederate ship, to talk about the fact that the first person ever shot in the revolutionary war was a black man. i mean, these are great stories about black people connected and rooted in the american experience. >> but you don't think people can mandate that the academy can mandate that these -- >> i'm certain that it's not going to work. because people who people hire who they know, they do what they want to do. and at the end of the day, to your, point power concedes nothing without a demand. but if you're not holding that handle of the, knife you're still holding the blade, to me, again, we are not learning

estamos contentos en la "ediciÓn digital", conversaremos con un gran invitado, oscar olivares, serÁ la ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ >> que viva mÉxico. carolina: verÉ quÉ bellas imÁgenes y mÚsica, asÍ sonÓ el mÁs vargas de tecatito lang, en new york, se parte de un reconocimiento que hizo el cÓnsul general de mÉxico, por su contribuciÓn fÍsica al patrimonio cultural. felicidades. el hombre araÑa tendrÁ acento venezolano, como lo escuchan, oscar olivares serÁ el protagonista de doblar la voz de este superhÉroe animado de marvel. ahÍ estÁ. nos conectamos con un hÉroe latino, nada mÁs y nada menos que con el hombre araÑa, bienvenido a la "ediciÓn digital". ¿para ver cÓmo consigues ganarte ese casting? >> gracias por el espacio. muchas personas se han estado preguntando lo mismo a travÉs de las redes sociales, y es que spiderman ha sido un protagonista en vida personal y artÍstica, desde los 6 aÑos he dibujando a este personaje. recreado a travÉs de mi arte, el primer spiderman venezolano, un spiderman que come arepas, y andar por las calles de caracas y demÁs, de alguna manera ya habÍa creado una versi

pasando a la crisis migratoria, el alcalde del paso, oscar lesser, seÑalÓ que va a declarar el estadomporales ante el aumento de personas que continÚan llegando a travÉs de la frontera sur de los estados unidos. [habla en inglÉs] fÉlix: la administraciÓn biden estÁ recorriendo cada vez mÁs a la ayuda de mÉxico mientras se prepara para poner fin a las restricciones de asilo de la Época de la pandemia es conocida como autoridad del tÍtulo 42. esto va a ocurrir el 11 de mayo. las instalaciones de detenciÓn de migrantes a lo largo de la frontera sur de estados unidos estÁn a su mÁxima capacidad . en las Últimas horas el servicio de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza indicÓ que el nÚmero de personas que tienen en custodia fluctÚa, pero hasta el momento tendrÍan mÁs de 20.500 personas, solo en una maÑana en el sector del valle de rÍo grande retuvieron a unas 7000 personas en su mayorÍa de venezuela. una madre influencer de california fue declarada culpable de denunciar falsamente que una pareja hispana estaba tratando de secuestrar a sus dos hijos. kathy sorense publicÓ un falso vÍdeo redes y

or so for an applicant to have a work permit and social contingency number. >> reporter: paola and oscarant their kids to have their opportunities to reach goals. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: felipe plays volleyball. he wants to continue that and learn english. he hopes to finish school and also wants to learn english. through it all, some of the most important things have been keeping her family together and being in a safe place. they are now hoping to build a new life here. >> unbelievable story. we at san jose's office at san jose's director if there were housing and resources families can look for and we are told they are working with the county to figure that out. as of that time, there was not anything like that. >> a tough story but very important to tell. >>> lech switch gears and get to our first alert meteorologist jessica burch. i see some blue skies behind you. >> yeah, it looks gorgeous down by san jose. no clouds in sight. that is not the case with the golden gate bridge. we are still dealing with that marine layer . here is what we are looking at as w

and oscar mayer changing the name of its iconic 27-foot hot dog shaped vehicle for the first time in history. >> steve: why? >> brian: get to the bottom of this. >> oscar mayer wiener, that is what i truly like to be ♪ because if i were an oscar mayer wiener ♪ everyone would be in love with me ♪ >> ainsley: after nearly 100 years of being called the wiener mobile. [laughter] is now going to be known as the frank mobile. >> steve: okay. >> ainsley: the change comes as the brand look tolls promote all beef franks. i think we all know why they are changing it. the fleet of six frank mobiles is set to hit the road today. >> brian: do you know by they changed it to hot dog because frank during world wa world wark footer was very german. >> steve: got news bank to franks. >> ainsley: we did call them freedom fries. >> brian: anything more exciting to going up to a package of oscar mayer hot dogs and looking for a whistle. they used to have a prize. >> ainsley: like the cracker jack box? >> brian: more exciting. sit there and did you go. look in there and look for the whistle. >> steve: tha

prepare the plane for departure at 23:50 will show a feature film by sergei makretsky the first oscar dedicated to the feat of the front-line cameramen of those who created a film about the battle for moscow and later awarded the american film academy. in the center of the plot are student operators ivan maisky ilya folperin. they refuse to be evacuated, they go to fronsky on cameras and end up in the epicenter of the battle for the capital in the film filmed from a quiet life by anton mod daria zhovner and andrey merzlikin. also at 13:45 the viewer will see the full version of alexei sidorov's t-34 military drama about escaping from a concentration camp on a tank starring alexandra petrov irina starshenbaum viktor dobronravov and yura borisov based on the script by oscar kurganov and front-line writer yuri bondarev, the story tells about the key battles of the great patriotic war, the battle of kursk forcing the dnieper of operation bagration in the battle for berlin and storming the reichstag. in a large-scale film blockbuster , soviet artists filmed doves from larisa. a little more

city prepare the plane for departure at 23:50 sergei mokritsky's feature film will be shown the first oscar to the feat of the front-line cameramen of those who created a film about the battle for moscow and later awarded american academy film awards. in the center of the plot, students are operators ivan maisky or folperin. they refuse to be evacuated , they go to fronsky on cameras and end up in the epicenter of the battle for the timer and andrey merzlikin. also at 13:45 the viewer will see the full version of the military drama by alexei sidorov t-34 about escaping from a concentration camp on a tank starring alexandra petrov irina starshenbaum viktor dobronravov and yura borisov five parts liberation filmed according to the script by oscar kurganov and front-line writer yuri bondarev, restored by the masters of the film epic studio by yuri ozerov, the story tells about the key battles of the great patriotic war, the battle of kursk, the crossing of the dnieper, operation bagration in the battle of berlin and the storming of the reichstag in a large-scale blockbuster filmed with larisa

since our oscar winning everything everywhere all at once.. >> a mash-up. fantasy and team turmoil. thanks, martial arts, drama, and comedy. a game-changer. >> so unbelievable. >> the league in a series american born chinese? a high schooler. >> it is one of irregular and just regular stuff. >> to some actor ben wang's unexpected, like his characters pondering's of race and the metaverse. >> he is a new student and he's chinese, like you. >> i'm not from this world. >> it is a spectacular stew, you could say of everything everywhere all at once. it does include oscar winner michelle yeoh. >> these are important stories to be told about people who look like us. >> audiences, i feel like now, right now are ready for it. especially young audiences, they are more sophisticated now, like me. >> and like president biden. >> we see the possibilities of the community, and all the young people here. >> he hosted the show at the white house. the largest asian american gathering there ever. >> people are watching and understanding media from all sorts o

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>> i was -- scream -- like screaming to the monkeys, "i was supposed to sing in the oscars!" she got replaced by beyonce. she's -- there's a very strange - there's a very strange woman out on the brazilian wax runway. >> "she's crazy. take her to panama and leave her there. >> seth: so your son is 12 is he curious as a 12-year-old, curious when his mother writes a memoir >> i mean, he really -- he is so not interested in anything i mean, he's so lovely i did rope him into -- i have a podcast called "minnie questions," and i ask the same seven questions to everybody. and for this mother's day coming, i asked henry if he would interview me and he was so nice about it, and he was like, "yeah, no, i will." and i was like, "and you know --" he really does have a deep voice and he sounds like he's a bookie and i was like, "so will you - you know that when you ask the questions, like, ask me the questions, but then perhaps there should be like follow-up questions. he's like, "no, i got it i got it i listen it's okay. so it's like, "so, mom, so so what would your last meal be?" and i

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director: you are an oscar-winning--no, multiple oscar-winning titan in this industry.lmmakers around the globe look up to you. i look up to you. you're like a god to us. phil: i got to take... [panting] [telephone rings] rajiv: phil? phil: rajiv, how do you do it? rajiv: do what? phil: write an act two? i'm filming my masterclass, and i can't tell them. rajiv: why'd you even agree to do the masterclass if you-- phil: i don't know, ok? isn't that what you're supposed to do when you're famous, just pass the knowledge on? just so you can get your annoying agent off your toes once and for all? can you--can you just give me the--the--the steps? rajiv: well, if you break it up into sequences, and act two is sequences 3 to 6, so you just have to go off a couple of obstacles. phil: no, no, no, no, no. explain it simply. rajiv: you just come up with obstacles, and they have to ironically-- phil: everyone learns that in film school. how do you do it? rajiv: i'm sorry, i guess it just comes naturally. [phil grunts] i'm a ... hack and everyone's gonna know. [panting] [knock on doo

blige, kim kardashian, viola davis and newly minted oscar-winner michelle yeoh.ing old-fashioned statements and revealing baby bumps. a very pregnant rihanna arrived nearly two hours late wearing a white valentino dress covered in chanel's iconic flower. her partner a$ap rocky were killed. but the biggest star of the night may have been a cockroach that appeared on the white carpet. >> get a photo! >> receiving a paparazzi treatment and sending twitter into overdrive. >> and that's "nightline," you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we will see you right back here, same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

you are, as everyone knows, you're a movie star, oscar-winner, you are married to daniel craig. but you have managed to live a pretty noncelebrity, normal, like down-home life. let's end that right now. >> rachel: okay. >> stephen: what are you doing at home these days? >> rachel: well, what's the biggest news from home? >> stephen: just for fun? >> rachel: yeah, daniel and our daughter had been watching "star wars." >> stephen: oh, really? now >> rachel: nearly five. >> stephen: pretty young for "star wars." >> rachel: that's what i thought. it was like a father daughter bonding experience and they started on the original ones. is it "return of the jedi?" >> stephen: no, it's "star wars," first one is starts with "star wars." the first one is called "star wars." that's why they are called "star wars" movies. >> rachel: i didn't know that. are you a fan? >> stephen: am i a fan? i have been alive for the last 40 years. wait a second. how did you not know that it was called "star wars"? have you not seen "star wars"? >> rachel: um... [laughter] >> stephen: we'll get to that in a m

. >> reporter: from best-selling novel to oscar-winning movie to hit play, the life of pi has captivatedl captivity. the story center around a boy named pi patel and a bengal tiger, who struggle to stay alive while adrift on a small boat. iran has portrayed the title character onstage from the beginning. >> i think we all thought, oh, wow, we have something special that could take us places. >> reporter: those places included london's west end, where the production received five olivier awards, including a highly unusual best supporting actor for the puppetry team, which includes scarlet willedering. >> there's lots of people working together, designers, makers, sculptors, actors. so many people backstage and onstage that do so much to make this happen. >> reporter: bringing the tiger to life. >> all of the sounds are made by the puppeteers, correct? >> that's right. >> so let's here a tiger roar, guys. [ roaring ] >> okay. i'm leaving. goodbye. thank you. thank you very much. >> reporter: with five tony nominations, they hope they won't be leaving broadway anytime soon. jamie wax, cbs n

try it for free at freestylylelibre.s ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our first guest is an oscar andeck in the new film, "air," which opens exclusively in theaters globally today please welcome matt damon! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that is exactly right. that's what i'm talking about. that's exactly right that's a movie star right there. matt damon welcome back to the show >> thank you >> jimmy: looking good, bud. thanks for coming on i just saw your beautiful wife backstage. and today is the 20th anniversary of you guys meeting? >> yeah. this is the day we met 20 years ago. >> jimmy: isn't that cool? [ cheers and applause that's awesome, buddy. >> yeah, it's really weird actually, the movie "air" is opening today, and we realized michael jordan wore two numbers in his career, 45 and 23 and the date is 4/5/23 isn't that crazy >> jimmy: yes. [ cheers and applause come on, that's fun. i love that. >> but much more importantly, it's 20 years since i met lucy >> jimmy: of course, that's much more important. how is the fam last time we talked, you were moving everybody from l.a. t

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with like, you know, what if it was, like, oscar-winner laura dern playing my step-mother?aura dern." >> jimmy: yes. >> "hello. >> jimmy: yeah >> "um, i've written a script. it's a one scene script, in which, you are going to call me a "tired, tacky, wench." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and she was like, "i'm in. >> and she was like, "i'm down." [ laughter ] she's the coolest. she's so funny she's another one. i'm like -- i'm like, "friend. >> jimmy: how do you - >> "you are my friend now. >> jimmy: how do you direct laura dern like, oscar-winner laura dern. how do you - >> oh, i mean, you know, directing oscar-winner laura dern - [ light laughter ] -- is easier than anything i've ever done in my life >> jimmy: yeah, just she just does she's like, "i know how to do it," yeah. >> well, yeah, i mean. >> jimmy: "give it to me." >> she's just the greatest and she's -- i mean, i don't -- i don't even believe i'm saying things like this >> jimmy: yeah >> and then -- and so, then, we have one of my favorite performers, who i think has been so influential in pop music. and i've nicknamed

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adult organizers of the festival, the award went to two-time oscar nominee konstantin bronzite directors, alyosha popovich and tugarin the snake and we cannot live without space, by the way, konstantin held one of the master classes with students from colleges or lyceums in chukotka as part of a large-scale social program of the golden crow a special diploma for the creation of an outstanding children's ensemble of actors from an iranian director. mehdi hasine wanda the film asteroid is the best actress and a flawless debut for a non-professional actress. leo sanaa for his work in the film trail of the altai director mikhail akulunakov. and he himself received a prize for the best director , an award for professionalism and devotion to cinema was presented to the feature debut by natalya gugueva fog, a participant in the national competition for the russian premiere of the forty-fifth miff, the best operators of the full-length competition, alexei golovkov. he is also the director of the film seven days of autumn, the best script for the film is the water boy of the tajik directors from

now on the oscar-winning actors medical condition. fox's daughter wrote on social media that her dad is now out of the hospital. well, some internet reports had speculated about the actor's undisclosed medical complication. fox's daughter says that he's successfully recuperating. she says even played pickleball recently. the family says they work announcement will be coming next week. fox has not been seen since he was hospitalized a month ago. >> tom brady could soon have a new role. nfl owner police part owner. he's reportedly negotiating to become a minority owner of the raiders. according to reports, brady has been in discussions with raiders, managing partner owner mark davis for weeks. there's no indication how large a stake brady would potentially by in the team. but reports say brady's involvement will be, quote, passive meaning he will have influence on decisions. the raiders were recently valued by forbes at more than 5 billion dollars. but there is a bit of irony with brady's potential involvement. raiders fans are steadfas

which has already made a splash in russia , became the owner of three names and a golden globe and oscarng and collected a total of almost 60 international awards. cinematographers from india became guests of the opening of the indian film marathon. previously, they had already participated in the business program of the moscow international film festival, where production projects were discussed, and then went to turkey to review russian locations for filming films. russia is a huge country. i have already said that the eight climatic zones and where at the same time. we can shoot everything in general, including european, architecture, and asian quarter and ice age and martian landscapes, india's largest film-producing country. we make so many movie to tv content for the online platform. and we, of course, need interesting locations for filming. we need content and russia has a rich literary heritage, many tv shows and movies. and this is also the part that we can do some things together in a few days. guests from india visited moscow and the moscow region. or several film clusters, as