i'd like to thank oscar. of his memories help us shape the changes we made to cop policies especially in the last four years. mainly removing the barriers of access and distribution of the certificate of preferences and share some of the things that didn't work in the past. elected officials and included the replacement housing bill and ab1584. i'd like to thank you for that and participation for sharing those things. we have a lot of work to do. give all of our elders their flowers even more so it's important to archive your stories. it's important for us to have it documented. so much of the history. they had never been documented. we are committed to insure and i spoke with fellow commissioners and executive director on working on ways with public library and other institutions and entities on city wide, statewide, and nationwide to preserve the history of redevelopment to make the changes so people feel like the progress is real in their life today and not an apology or something like that. we want to mak

india's official pick for the oscars, directed by his ex—wife, kiran rao. clash. exclaims in hindi. i sat down with aamir khan to discuss his career, hopes for an oscar and his future plans. aamir khan, thank you for coming here. congratulations on laapata ladies, or known as lost ladies, being india's pick for the oscars. the film is about women empowerment, but there's a strong male character, a main character in the film too. so, as a man, why was it important to back a film looking at the fight against the patriarchy? well, ijust loved the story. when i read the script, i was a jury in a script competition, india's official pick for the oscars, directed by his ex—wife, kiran rao. heavy clash. exclaims in hindi. i sat down with aamir khan to discuss his career, hopes for an oscar and his future plans. aamir khan, thank you for coming here. congratulations on laapata ladies, or known as lost ladies, being india's pick for the oscars. the film is about women empowerment, but there's a strong male character, a main character in the film too. so, as a man, w

india's official pick for the oscars, directed by his ex—wife, kiran rao.sh exclaims in hindi i sat down with aamir khan to discuss his career, hopes for an oscar and his future plans. aamir khan, thank you for coming here. congratulations on laapata ladies, or known as lost ladies, being india's pick for the oscars. the film is about women empowerment, but there's a strong male character, a main character in the film too. so, as a man, why was it important to back a film looking at the fight against the patriarchy? well, ijust loved the story. when i read the script, i was a jury in a script competition, and this is one of the scripts that i read, and i really fell in love with it. i thought... it was, the film was saying such important things, but with so much heart. it was saying it with such humour. with such poignancy. and the script really spoke to me, and ifelt that here is a film that not only is it a great script which pops really well, but it's also talking about such an important issue. women all over the world have been... ..subjected to a lot o

the dog appeared in the legal drama anatomy of a fall, which won an oscar for its screenplay. the best performance by a dog in film at cannes. the annual award was created by toby rose, who's from the uk, more than 20 years ago. in these few short months between last year's palm dog and now, messi has become something of a superstar. namechecked at the baftas, given a seat at the oscars and this year has been all over cannes, including the hallowed red carpet, with his microphone, doing showbiz interviews. what an amazing career! this year is without doubt the doggiest cannes ever. true — messi wasn't the only canine attraction. a dog called cody was a big star in cannes, having the lead role, so to speak, in the french—swiss film dog on trial. laetitia dosch, who not only starred in the film but directed it, found that getting the dog to perform on camera wasn't difficult. we rehearsed a lot together, and i also rewrote the script for cody. but also he's very professional on set. he learned what cut means. so when you say couper, he stops. he does... he does something else. h

- would it mean for you to win the oscar for india? i would be really happy. _ the oscar for india?e really happy, it would create . really happy, it would create enormous opportunity for the film to be seen by a lot more people because when a film wins an oscar or an academy award and people across the world want to see what it is like so it opens a huge window of opportunity for a larger audience for yourfilm opportunity for a larger audience for your film and then more importantly, indians are so film crazy and we've undying to win the academy award for an indian film which hasn't happened so the country will go ballistic, willjust go mad if we win sojust ballistic, willjust go mad if we win so just for the people of our country and just for our country i would be really happy if we win the award. they are looking to make history there. the shortlist for the academy awards announced on tuesday. i'm carl nasman in washington. stay with us, plenty more coming up on bbc news. hello there. well, finally some blue sky and some sunshine for many parts of england and wales through the d

film is when oscars are seen _ people. film is when oscars are seen by— people.f opportunity for a larger audience for the film — for a larger audience for the film. then, more important than that, _ film. then, more important than that, indians are so film crazy, _ that, indians are so film crazy, we have been dying to win the — crazy, we have been dying to win the academy award for an indian — win the academy award for an indian film which has not happened yet. the country will io happened yet. the country will go ballistic. it will go mad. if go ballistic. it will go mad. if we — go ballistic. it will go mad. if we win _ go ballistic. it will go mad. if we win. just for the people of our— if we win. just for the people of our country, and for our country. _ of our country, and for our country. i— of our country, and for our country, i would of our country, and for our country, iwould be of our country, and for our country, i would be really happy— country, i would be really happy if— country, i would be really happy if we win the award. i happy if we win the a

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lastly, for oscar's, i was reading your application. i love to hear quickly the story about the rosa parks photo in the smithsonian, is it still there or how did it come to be? >> [indiscernible] so, we had a client that had had the opportunity to photograph her. a long time client. she had asked us to make a silver gelatin print from it. it was one of those things where you get a once in a life time opportunity, so i took that on myself. i remember the evening very well. closed down the store, turned on the radio, went into the dark room and knocked out 6 versions of it for her and she picked her favorite one. the proud moment for me. proud moment for me. yeah, thank you for asking. that's-thank you for notice that and asking that. very special. >> thank you. any other commissioners? commissioner herbert. >> i just want to say such a pleasure to sit up here and see so many great businesses and so many stories. you guys just make us who we are as a city, so thank you for coming forward and telling us your stories. it is really a pleasur

could make the shortlist at this year's oscars. hello, i'm lucy grey. we start with the latest on syria a week after the fall of the assad regime. syria's de—facto leader, ahmed al— sharaa, has condemned israel for its continued air strikes on his country. mr al—sharaa, who was previously known as abu mohammed al—jolani, said the strikes threatened an unwarranted escalation in the region. israel says it wants to prevent syrian weapons falling into the hands of its enemies. meanwhile, the un syria envoy geir pedersen says he hopes for a swift end to sanctions to help facilitate economic recovery. speaking in damascus, where he's attending meetings, mr pedersen said that reviving law and order — and security — are of paramount importance. he also said it was critical the country receives increased immedidate humanitarian assistance inside syria — and that he supported the lifting of sanctions against the islamist rebels who now govern the country. the sanctions are not un sanctions. they are sanctions imposed by the united states and the european union. y

it is the toughest category at the oscars. it is tougher than best film.years. occasionally, it is a matter of the right feel not getting seen. or the best film not getting sent. but otherwise, we have to understand that the film is that you are competing against — you are competing against five or six films. each country's best film has been sent. i feel that a film that is well made, it travels. good films travel. what would it mean for you to win the oscar for india? i would be very happy. it would be a tremendous opportunity for the film. it would be seen by a lot more people. oscar winning films are seen by more people. more people will want to see it. it opens a huge window of opportunity for a larger audience for the film. then, more important than that, indians are so film crazy, we have been dying to win the academy award for an indian film which has not happened yet. the country will go ballistic. it will go mad. if we win. just for the people of our country, and for our country, i would be really happy if we win the award. i a "spectacular" mete

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what would it mean to you to win the oscar for india?seen by a lot more people because when a film wins an oscar or an academy award then people across the world want to see what it's like so it opens a huge window of opportunity for a larger audience for yourfilm. and then, more important that that, ithink, indians are so film crazy and we've been dying to win the academy award for an indian film which hasn't happened till now, so the country will go ballistic, willjust go mad if we win, so just for the people of our country and just for our country i'd be really happy if we win the award. you can watch the full interview here on the bbc news channel — or on iplayer if you're in the uk. and before we go, a little christmas tune for commuters. singing east 17 singer tony mortimer surprised travellers at london's st pancras station by performing the band's199li christmas number one hit stay another day. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. well, finally some blue sky and some sunshine for many parts of england and wales through the

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india's official pick for the oscars, directed by his ex—wife, kiran rao. thank you for coming here. congratulations on laapata ladies, or known as lost ladies, being india's pick for the oscars. the film is about women empowerment, but there's a strong male character, a main character in the film too. so, as a man, why was it important to back a film looking at the fight against the patriarchy? well, ijust loved the story. when i read the script, i was a jury in a script competition,

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it stands for emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. four awards that he planned on winning in his career. >> that's good gold for a crazy person. >> it's a good goal. tonight, we are bringing you our take. the beat presenting some of our favorite stars, cultural creators and artists have gotten these words, at least one of them. tom hanks, michelle, great political theatrical artist and our friend that you see there, interest artistic and inspiring that we begin with america's favorite actor, two-time oscar winner, tom hanks. tom hanks, transferring her. >> i feel like i'm a poster boy for attention deficit disorder. way too much. thank you for coming to my room in my home. i had to move it on the table. again, out of the way, but this is where i really like to come rest and ponder my place. >> we don't want to embarrass you with your own riches, but i have been studying your interviews and they are always talking about the most recent project and onto the next. >> yeah. >> joining us in the summa and i warn you that it's a little long

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and i said, "no, i want her to wear my oscar gown -- when i won the oscar." [ audience aws ] >> seth:y, credit to them, because they did an incredible job. i mean that is -- [ applause ] wonderful. 1962. >> that's right, yeah. >> seth: you were the first latina. >> i just -- yes. >> seth: to win an oscar. >> so far. so far, yep. [ cheers and applause ] i am so happy. i'm going to be 93 in a couple of weeks. [ audience ohs ] >> seth: 93. [ cheers and applause ] now, if i may ask, what do you do for a 93rd birthday? do you have plans? >> i'm going to have a party that is all mardi gras. >> seth: mardi gras themed! >> with a live band from new orleans. and loud, fuzzy, wonderful costumes. >> seth: great. >> new orleans food. it's gonna be a real bash. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> i mean, 93 is no kidding around. >> seth: it's no kidding around. [ light laughter ] and i would imagine that you have a loving family that is putting a lot of effort behind this party. >> oh, yeah, we're -- i'm so excited. i really am. it's going to be fabulous. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> i mean, that band

someone who agrees as an oscar nominated screen write it to a journalist who was kicked out of all the wood. which assignment is the seo emeritus of the political commentary. website p. j. media, and his latest book is american refugees beyond told story of the mass migration from blue to red state to joins me now from nashville and tennessee. well sure, thanks so much for coming on as an oscar nominated the screen right to do you think trump may returned the united states 1st amendment of the catastrophe of censorship and the new a liberal democrat party censorship? oh very much so i, you know, it is in that that alarms the left in our country a great deal because like the left in most countries they don't really like free speech. but the, i, you know, there's alliance with the law. most is of course, pretty central to this because my school opened up twitter into x my blood and now they are awfully oh, do they do see what happens because the left is now flee x to blue sky where i haven't been because stop advertising, stop advertising. and roger, you mentioned the left, and i've trie

and i'm still here with the oscar nominated screenwriter and c o. it matters as a page and media road assignment. roger in part one, i think it's a new background now. roger, you're talking about how movies have to satisfy chinese demo. and do you think in relation to claus? do you think china would one clause is the dimensions of characters in the infield, given that it's a kind of call me this a you know, i think that's what china cares about is um they look good in the movies so that the village does not say and so that's a good guy, doesn't attack the chinese, that's what they're very concerned with, especially of action movies, you know, action movies, the spider man or whoever is after the, after the bad guy. right? so they don't want a bad guys to do with try a best, the bad guy. that's a good guy. so the, that's what it, that's the, the words in class. the question is, you know, that's the, this trying to care about the words as the more i think. yeah, we have the chinese, they would say they definitely do we, we were talking about a trump o

was your thanks so much for coming on as an oscar nominated the screen right to do you think trump may return the united states 1st amendment of the catastrophe of censorship, but on the new a liberal democratic party censorship. oh very much so you know, where is that alarms the left in the country a great deal because like the left in most countries they don't really like free speech. but the i, you know, is alliance with the law. most is of course, pretty central. if it is because musket opened up twitter into x, y more and now they are awfully well. just say do see what happens because the lift is now fully x to move this guy where i haven't been because stop advertising, stop advertising. and roger, you mentioned the left, and i've tried to say the left is a kind of nebulous term now. i mean, do you don't think the right just like built in chombo ring, loved the junior, the hollywood, and we'd, they'd be with you. i mean, they'd recognize business mccarthyism and they'd be full of the relative free speech that he learned most because given them on x off to these years of censorshi

music: love theme from the godfather by nino rota he's an icon, an oscar—winner, and without doubt onef the greatest screen actors of all time. hoo—ah! al pacino. his place in movie history was assured from the moment hejoined one of cinema's most famous and feared families. you're my older brother and i love you... ..but don't ever take sides with anyone against the family again. since that introduction, he's had us transfixed with an extraordinary run of films including dog day afternoon, serpico, carlito�*s way, heat, the insider and the irishman, dragging you in with big, sometimes scene—chewing performances and then spitting you out at the end credits. i don't know how to do anything else. neitherdo i. i don't much want to either. neitherdo i. now, for the first time, al pacino has written down his own story from growing up in new york to the present day here in los angeles, where he's lived for a quarter of a century to be near his children. and last year, he became a dad again. and that is just one of the many subjects which feature in his new autobiography, sonny boy, and that

you mentioned won an oscar or something like that. >> jimmy: that's correct. she won -- >> a oscar?immy: and she's going, "i don't remember. what was it?" she goes, "i don't remember. what was it called? is that a brand? i don't even know brands." >> so, she's -- >> jimmy: really? the founder of goop, you don't know what brands are? "i don't remember. i don't remember what a brand is." wow, that's really interesting. [ laughter ] wow, now i have no clue. originally, i was gonna say this is not true. it was hot in october. chalamet. but maybe he's -- maybe he's a a summer scarf type of dude. [ light laughter ] >> ah, i need some coffee, man. >> jimmy: i know. i know. she's good. don't. it's not real coffee to drink. >> okay, sorry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the cigarettes aren't -- none of it's real. the whole thing is fake. >> what's going on here? >> jimmy: nothing's real. all right, what do you think? what do you think? what do you think? >> i think she's telling the truth. [ audience ohs ] [ light laughter ] i mean, what do you think? >> jimmy: i think she's one of the best actors i

, to joins me now from nashville and tennessee, as well as your thanks so much for coming on as an oscar nominated the screen right to do you think trump may return the united states 1st amendment of the catastrophe of censorship, but on the new, a liberal democratic party censorship. oh, very much. so i, you know, it is in that, that alarms the left is not a country a great deal because like the left in most countries they don't really like free speech. but the, i, you know, there's alliance with the law boss because it was pretty central for this because musket opened up twitter into ex my blood. and now they are awfully oh, do they do see what happens because the left is now flee at the blue sky. where i haven't been because stop advertising the advertising and roger you mentioned the left and i have to say the left is a kind of nebulous term. now. i mean, the, do you know, i think the right is like built in trumbull ring lot. the junior, the only with 10 with they'd be with you. i mean, they'd recognize this as a copy of them and they'd be full of the relative free speech that he lea

that of course famously stands for emmy, grammy, oscar, tony.s one of the most coveted titles around if you can get all of them together. and we're going to kind of do our own take on that. it was coined by miami vice star philip michael thomas. it's one of the thing you hear about in pop culture and broader featured on the show "30 rock." >> what that? i want it. i forgot why i originally came here. >> oh, that belonged to philip michael thomas, the actor who played on miami vice. it stands for an emmy, a grammy, oscar, and tony, four awards thomas planned on winning in his career. >> that's a good goal for a talented crazy person. >> it's a good goal. and tonight we're bringing our take on this. "the beat" brenting some of our favorite stars, cultural creators, and artists who'd gotten these awards, at least one of them. tom hanks, michelle yu, lin manuel miranda. and our friend who you see there, the very artistic, inspiring, creative erica badu. we begin with america's favorite actor, two time oscar winner tom hanks. tom hanks, thanks for be

the dog appeared in the legal drama anatomy of a fall, which won an oscar for its screenplay.og award, given to the best performance by a dog in film at cannes. the annual award was created by toby rose, who was from the uk more than 20 years ago. in these few short months between last year's palm dog and now, messi has become something of a superstar. namechecked at the baftas, given a seat at the oscars, and this year has been all over cannes, including the hallowed red carpet, with his microphone, doing showbiz interviews. what an amazing career. this year is, without doubt, the doggiest cannes ever. true, messi wasn't the only canine attraction. a dog called kodi was a big star in cannes, having the lead role, so to speak, in the french swiss film dog on trial. based on some real—life cases, it portrays a lawyer who's defending in court a dog who faces being put down because it's bitten a human three times. the dog in france and in switzerland is considered assimilated to a thing. that's why we can eat them, kill them, because we don't kill them, we destroy them like if th

he also did the english language translations for the oscar—winning parasite.to change everything, and i, for one, thought that, you know, things would return to normal after covid, but they haven't. we've kind of entered into a new era where competition from streaming is stronger than it used to be. kim da—sol is a film journalist for the korea herald. i visited her to get her take on the entertainment industry's challenges here. moviegoers before pandemic, they want to go to the theatre to watch the film. but now, because they have netflix at home, they are not bothered to walk to the theatre, actually. but on the other hand, because the actors and the directors who had no jobs at all during pandemic, they are shifting towards platforms like netflix. so netflix is becoming a new breakthrough for the directors and actors to make income. netflix is investing over $2 billion into the korean film and tv industry. it's eager to produce hits that can be a success not just here in south korea but around the globe. streaming is seen by many as radically changing the

first native american woman to be nominated for an oscar in a lead role. is there a part of you that's screaming on the inside, like, "i can't believe this is happening to me"... 0h, sure. cos you're winning everything so far. thank you all so much. applause it's really great to see hollywood embrace a new actor and that's most definitely been the case with lily gladstone, a star in the making. her on screen presence in the martin scorsese epic, killers of the flower moon, was one of the most talked about performances of 2024 awards season. she also made history by becoming the first native american to be nominated for a best actress academy award. born in montana and raised on the blackfeet indian reservation, lily gladstone first really made an impact in 2016 with a critically acclaimed performance opposite kristen stewart... you want the other half? ..in film—maker kelly reichardt�*s independent picture certain women. i don't mean to keep you from getting work or anything. ijust knew if i didn't start driving, i wasn't going to see you again. the past 1

de los feligreses, porque estamos viendo esas esa danza azteca, oscar, cuál es ese milagro que tú hass cosas. la vida en general no? la vida es un gran regalo de dios. a ella. la virgen maría dio dio su vida en en obediencia a dios para traernos a su hijo, que es la salvación del mundo. entonces ese es el regalo más grande que le agradezco a la virgen. el que nos haya dado a su hijo que es el rey de reyes. muchas gracias. gracias por compartir tu, tu testimonio y esas palabras. nosotros vamos a seguir por acá, porque después de la danza azteca, como les comentaba, continúa esta obra teatral para hacer representación de esas 4 apariciones de la virgen maría a juan diego allá en el cerrito de tepeyac, lo que hoy conocemos como ciudad de méxico. también regreso con ustedes chicos dayanna y césar. yo me quedo acá para darles más detalles más adelante. vaya que si es una celebración no solo ya pues podemos decir de los mexicanos, sino que de todos los latinoamericanos. a. exactamente. eso, eso se siente, eso se vive. yo creo que miryam y también las palabras de la persona que entrevistaste

that's oscar grant right there, y'all. the father of oscar grant, who's putting in work. all these brothers right here got their boots to the ground, in the streets, all over the bay area, posting up fliers for the gun buybacks to turn in their guns. you imagine somebody who was on the other side now, but working on this side of the gun to save lives. i think that deserves a applaud. thank you brother. yeah, yeah. and so i want to bring up our district attorney who's been relentless of holding people accountable, which was supposed to happen as somebody who was an ex-felon who is an ex-felon, if you crossed the line, then you got to be held accountable, right? ain't no if what's up, but you got to be a part if you're a part of that game, that's a lifestyle that you live. you can't be complaining or be upset when you get caught. and so our district attorney is fair. she's firm, but she's damn like cement in the ground, right? yes. come on now, hair be silky too. so let me bring up my sister right here. a district attorney, brooke jenkins. hello. hello. oh, man. you know, i

it was back in 2004 that pacino won, not an oscar, but an emmy award for playing the notorious lawyern america. by taking on the role, he became one of the biggest hollywood names to embrace television — today commonplace, back then unusualfor an actor of his stature. but change and what the future may hold is something he has always been relaxed about. with actors, there's so much talk about digital representation and how once you've gone, that can live on. yeah. how do you feel about your image starring in films in the future? i can't think about things like that. i mean, what would i know? who knows? maybe they get some image that works. when you're in this position of being famous, some...there�*s a third rail there that you've got to avoid. so, i found a way to do it, which is to take it with a grain of salt. are you thinking about legacy, as well? is that part of it? i haven't thought about legacy, ever — and i don't know why, because i keep thinking there's something fatal about that. ijust don't want to go near a legacy. a legacy is... cos things are changing all the time. you

. >>> we're getting a sneak peek at some of this year's top oscar contenders. ♪ >> the academy announcedr ten categories this year. two musicals topped the list. "emilia perez" got six mentions." and "wicked" got four. the oscar nominations will be announced friday, january 17th. ♪ >>> 25 movies, some of them cult favorites, have been added to the library of congress' national film registry. among this years year's additions "dirty dancing" and "beverly hills cop." the library selects movies that are culturally, historically or at threatically going to be preserved forever. 918 films are on the registry. >>> this is the art gallery. >> and the beloved animated series bluey is set to hit the big screen. disney and bbc says the adventures are being made into an animated movie. the flick being touted as something for the family to enjoy is expected to be in theaters in 2027. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," the surviving core members of the grateful dead talk to anthony mason about their kennedy center honor. ♪ mason about their kennedy center honor. ♪ colitis? talk to your doctor about #1