if it were a representative of lgbtq, i read another representative of lgbtq, oscar wilde, she would know that it was not called that back then. yes, she would know that no, there are indecent questions, there are indecent answers. his blast wave will be stronger than kamala , of course, she will first imprison everyone, all of maga , only then something can come, so from this point of view, so to speak, they are both useful, now they will really blow up trump, what next, now they will kill him for the third time well, he'll put the pubetik on that jd won't win, that's not enough, if they have enough brains they'll kill them both at the same time. here's the ad, well, they don't appear at the same time, but hit yourself on the head, you're the boss. vanya, hurry up, what's stirring up interest? eh, eh, what started? and makes life brighter. did you sharpen me in a flint? of course. flint. ivan, ah, so it turns out to be a teski. soon. prosho, yes. well , since the topic was already touched upon, so to speak, the prikom will be faster in the united states, i would like to, so to speak

premiere at the pushkin theater will be the play "bad good", based on the rarely staged play by oscar wildeere, directed by artistic director evgeny pisarev. this is a tribute to the memory, never shown performance by alexander tairov, stage. chamber theater, which in december turns 110 years old and which historically inherits the pushkin theater. valeria sergey kharlamov, news of culture. to bring light out of darkness, visitors are invited to the foberge museum. the guide on this jewelry journey is the image of a butterfly. about symbols and meanings hidden in gold and precious stones, olga skripkina. to break akov and come out of darkness manifesto of the new exhibition foberge museum. to give up greed and even shout: the light of the soul blinds stronger than the sun. true beauty, it should shine from within, that is, behind everything beautiful there should be something, and this is such a philosophical idea of ​​elgiz about what jewelry art is in general. deep meanings in the finest work and different techniques, the master combines. the traditions of the past, experiments and brings

oscar wilde, he said the only worry when they stop talking about me. i think that's what are 2 you're going to do here. we're going to keep doing a work. we're gonna keep doing good journalism, challenging this centralized narrative and offering people a different view because that's what we're all about here. well, we suppose he rushes deputy represent safe to the united nations. dimitri poly on ski side, washington is concoct single brew of allegations because all to provides an alternative perspective is popular around the globe. and it doesn't blindly follow the main street narrative. it started with the vision to us open to which on before every election and tried to spin the narrative of the legit russian interference. the current and us administration is absolutely not interested in americans having access to any alternative point of view. since archie is still a very popular channel in the us and around the world, washington is trying to direct its anger. specifically, at ortiz and other russian news agencies that are trying to convey the truth

oscar wilde, he said the only worry when they stop talking about me. i think that's what are 2 you're going to do here. we're going to keep doing our work. we're going to keep doing good journalism, challenging this centralized narrative and offering people a different view. that's what we're all about here. she. those are 2 correspondents at with a little bit of extra while. thank you. no, let's get some more reaction to developments. journalists post of the going underground show up. sure. it sounds like he gave us his view on what's being on folding. he sees the actions taken against our to make it clear, just so influential. the shuttle is considered by washington. i got the sealed indictment here from the what is it united states district, good southern district in new york. and anyone would think from reading the treasury, indictment, the state department, the justice department. and this is the most important media network in the world without any pair. these people in the united states administration must be indicted themselves for taking publi

to herod so in the play salome it's based on a play written by oscar wilde about a decade before oscarwilde's play took the john the baptist narrative and then mixed it with some other. it's a short little piece, but it's a piece where you see this this figure salome, exert her authority over a man in make him like bring head on a platter before she'll give it to him. and it's a disturbing story. like many levels, like you, the story ends with this head being delivered to her and she like kisses the head, then like it falls over and then there's this dance that occurs, right? so at the end of the play, there's this dance called the dance of the seven veils, which was so scandalous that. the actresses who played this part time it was performed wouldn't the dance. so the dance, the seven veils? asked the dancer to essentially strip off layer of clothing as she danced it was like seven layers of clothes until. she was naked, right. so respectable actresses, they wouldn't do this. so at the 1907 performance of strauss's piece, they had asked a professional dancer to come in. her name is ma

imagine them using his interview that he had and his friendship with edison and teddy roosevelt and oscar wilde and buffalo bill and walt whitman and many others, anybody that was famous in new york city at that time went to kelly studio and kelly studio was a refuge for some of the old generals they would sit in a comfortable chair, watching work, talk about the war and it was on the psychotherapy session. he is interviewing general alexander webb about the battle ofof gettysburg in pickett's charge wasn't like that at all nobody's got it right in the pants in the knee boots, kelly was a happy cat and they said did you have your sword drawn and webb says yes and i put it in to a man and kelly says great doctor the painting and he said webb was only one of my men and the confederates were pouring over the high watermark and then getting to break the line begana to break and webb made an example out of a soldier in his own sword but something you don't write about your members and depicted in art that's how kelly wrote it, the painting wasn't made with the preliminary sketches and webb says maki

of the great" and mentioning his interviews he had, friendship with edison, teddy roosevelt and oscar wilde and buffalo bill and walt whitman and many others, anyone who was famous in new york city at that time went to kelly's studio. and kelly's studio was like a refuge for some of the old generals. they would come, sit in a comfortable chair. watch him work, talk about the war. and it was almost like a therapy session. and he's interviewing general alexander webb about the battle of gettysburg, specifically picket's charge. and he said, you know, kelly, no one has gotten it right. the cycle round painting didn't look like it at all. the painting in harrisburg state house isn't right at all. and kelly said let's get it right. they got out abig piece of paper. what kind of uniforms. >> shell jacket, tight pants, knee boots. hat or cap? >> i had my cap on. >> did you have your sword drawn? and webb said yes, and i put it into a man. kelly said, great, we'll use it for the painting. he said, no, it was one of my own men. the confederates were coming over the wall, and they were beginning to b

and mentioning and using his interviews that he had his friendship with edison teddy roosevelt, oscar wilde and buffalo bill and walt whitman and others. anyone who was famous in new york city at that time went to kelly's studio, and kelly's studio was like a refuge for some of these old generals. they would come sit in comfortable chair, watch him work, talk the war. and it was almost a therapy session. and he's interviewing general alexander under webb about the battle of gettysburg and specifically pickett's charge. and webb said, you, kelly, no artist has ever gotten it right. the cyclorama painting didn't look like that at all. the painting in the harrisburg state house, it wasn't like that all. no one's got it right. we'll tell you as well. let's get it right. they get out a big piece of paper and. kelly would say, describe your appearance. what kind of uniform did you wear? webster's shell jacket, tight pants, boots. kelly was a hat cap. he said i had my cap on. and kelly said, did you have your sword drawn? and webb says, yes. and i put it into a man because he was great. we'll use

more than 100 years ago , the english writer oscar wilde noted: spies are a dying profession, newspapers do all the work for them. from the heights of today, it is clear that he was wrong about the main thing. the methods change, but not the essence. intelligence, espionage, influence operations, all this has not disappeared from arsenal of states of large corporations. moreover, those same newspapers only became part of this game, and today in the image of the master of the feast hides the one who... was called a knight of the cold war in general and in the fight for the square and the dagger, and the role of the special services in the new ukraine, in particular, we will talk in today's program, welcome in our studio is already present ruslan anatolyevich kosygin, deputy chairman of the standing committee on national security, house of representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus, welcome, glad see in our program andrey viktorovich manojl, doctor of political science, professor of moscow state university named after lomanosov, good afternoon, well, joining our br

more than 100 years ago, the english writer oscar wilde noted: spies are a dying profession, all thek is done for them newspapers, from the height of today it is clear that he was wrong in... the methods change, but not the essence: intelligence, espionage, influence operations, all this has not disappeared from the arsenal of states of large corporations. moreover, those same newspapers have only become part of this game, and today in the image of the master of the feast hides the one who was called the knight of the square and the dagger. we will talk about the role of the special services in the new cold war, in general and in the fight for ukraine, in particular, in today's program. hello, ruslan anatolyevich is already present in our studio kosygin, deputy chairman of the standing committee. their intelligence officers are spies, is there a difference? andrei viktorovich immediately addresses this question to you? well, the difference, of course, is vanishingly small, because spies and intelligence officers are the same thing, synonyms. in soviet times , there was simply a tradi

the first premiere of the season, the production of bad and good based on the play by oscar wilde, soer, which we have in december, a performance that was once supposed to come out in the chamber theater, but did not come out, so we are trying to resurrect it, faye is already an exhibition, in photographs, posters are 110 years old, the history of the chamber theater, which was founded in this building before pushkin, in the mostsovet theater they even opened an interactive museum, so the 102nd season and the 130th anniversary of the birth of director yuri zavadsky coincided, and here is a memorial office at the opening in... the viewer understands and feels something that is important, performances based on bulgakov's play the master and margarita in two theaters at once, the malaya ordynka stage, the premiere for the opening of the thirty-second season, artistic director evgeny gerasimov in the role of woland. the only thing that amazes him in our performance is the deep feeling of love. it is based on one storyline - a love story, many special effects, actress yanina studilina. she

oscar wilde once said: women are created to be loved, well, unfortunately, the classic has nothing aboutnext hero, so i will tell about him. at one time, this performer was loved. all the beautiful ladies of our country, guessed? well, of course, this is alexander sirov. raise your eyes. in the christmas sky, wish for everything that you dreamed about in life before you, i was not so happy for you alone, you love them so much, these white flowers, i love you. tears kaz did not become a beautiful holiday, these are clouds of roses, and sands white cross, our bed covered. i love you to tears, i love you madly, go, go, please, your whitish, alluring white. skin beauty of your divine hair, i admire, you are more precious to me than anything, everything with us, has only just begun, i love you to tears. place of lies, beautiful holidays, these are clouds of birth, and squeaks of white rock, our bed covered. i love you to tears, i love you madly, i love you to tears, madly, stage show. well, let's try to guess who we introduced alexander sirov, because this artist or this actress will then hav

but it had almost like some kind of like oscar wilde touches in the in like target is up is low. is it lows or is it nameless is to remain nameless. my publisher prefers if i don't stay. but i would say the one reason not to say that's better than just like because i don't want to get sued is that i think sometimes when you name this name or like there's so many like new york times newspaper articles about how terrible wal-mart is, and i have no desire to defend wal-mart. but what it can do psychologically is make it seem like wal-mart's bad. and all the other stores are fine. and all of the things i talk about in this book, they're true of all the big box stores and food service chains, but they're not. this isn't about one bad apple. it's about a system. but i mean, another thing that's great about it and we'll talk about this later is that it's very coral and it's it's not like coral underwater. the coral, but like that, it has multiple different voices from all the different workers. and that's something i think there's a tension and all of these books that we have, we're i m

oscar wilde, she would know it wasn't called that, yeah, she would know that no, there are no indecente are indecent answers, no, but she answered very diplomatically, not diplomatically at all, yeah, come on, diplomatically, she answered, she didn't say the exact date when we're going to blow him up. because, because two bombs are coming to power in the united states, here come two bombs. family fun starts here, where every detail is designed for your enjoyment. enjoy the water park for kids, the lush green gardens the beauty of the coral reefs and the sea. immerse yourself in the world unforgettable experiences at rixos premium seagate. rixos premium seagate. welcome to the swiss hotel sharm el sheikh. the first swiss hotel in the world operating on an all -inclusive basis. treat yourself to a holiday where elegance and natural beauty merge into perfect harmony. create memories that will remain forever in your heart. swiss hotel sharm el sheikh is your ideal place in the heart of the city. allow yourself. a classy holiday with liorets, elegant details, a feast of exquisite tastes, a

i recently spoke with the voice of the wild robot oscar winning actress lupita nyong'o, about seeings film come together. it was astounding and overwhelming to watch the finished product and see all those elements together, because it's really just like a testament to what is possible when many talented people come together to make something work. the wild robot also stars pedro pascal, mark hamill, and catherine o'hara. the film is released by universal pictures, which shares a parent company with nbc bay area. still to come, the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram survey. also are you ready for a scare with october just around the corner? we're going to take you to six flags for their 25th annual fright fest, and we want to let you know we are hosting a debate next week. sam liccardo and evan lowe are the two candidates vying for the 16th congressional district. they're going to debate right here in our nbc bay area studios live on wednesday, october second 50th home run ball gets sold. a man in florida is filing a lawsuit. he claims the ball was stolen from him mome

she's an oscar-winning actor who stars in the new film "the wild robot," which is in theaters and imaxa nyong'o is here. [ cheers and applause ] we love lupita. she is a grammy-award winning performer who you can see in the new series "the penguin," which premieres september 19th on hbo and max, cristin milioti is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we've got great music from talib kweli! [ cheers and applause ] talib kweli and j. rawls! >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: that's my dude. guys, i am so sorry if i seem a a little scatterbrained. i had a terrible nightmare last night. or should i say "tonightmare." [ thunder ] [ scream ] i was wandering through a giant warehouse. there were boxes everywhere. but the boxes, they seemed to be moving. [ horror sting ] i heard a scream. i rushed to the manager's office, and through the window, i saw him being attacked by a a humanoid robot. [ horror sting ] that's when i put two and two together. every box had a robot and every robot was going rogue. i turned around, and one of the robots was right behind me! [ horror sting ] it picked me up with on

what easily could be the best animated movie of the year. >> it's called the wild robot features the voices of oscar winner lupita in the ago. pedro pascal catherine o'hara among many others. >> and they are just the beginning of why the wild robot is such a wildly impressive movie. most animated movies or so lowest common denominator in every way. this one respects the audience with a touching, funny, smart story about a very high tech robot that winds up shipwrecked on a remote island adapting to its new primitive environment, but also dealing with the untouched wildlife never seen or heard anything like this before along the way. a baby gasoline is born and mistakes. the robot for her mom. and that is just one of the many sweet subplots that underlines the message that no matter how different we appeared to each other, we can not only like each other but love one. another the wild robot is a lesson nature versus technology and is a very touchy dean's list. a. >> people don't dreams. people need help. now. >> maker francis ford coppola. it's a 5 time academy award winner. he has made some of the g

we're in hollywood with demi moore and daughters for the premiere of her wild film about aging that's already generating oscar buzz for demi. then we hit new york for the premiere of halle berry's scary new film, which has halle tapping into her real life mama bear instincts. all that just moments away on access hollywood. back to you guys. kate. we'll see in a second. coming up in prime time at 8:00 here on nbc bay area. america's got talent. we have an oakland native competing in the finals at 10:00. is password, followed by our 11:00 news. live and local. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00 for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our planning editor, tina russell. thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy your evening, and we hope to see you back at 11. >>> stunning new details on the arrest of sean "diddy" combs. >> why his

. >> it's called the wild robot features the voices of oscar winner lupita in the ago. pedro pascal catherine o'hara among many others. >> and they are just the beginning of why the wild robot is such a wildly impressive movie. most animated movies or so lowest common denominator in every way. this one respects the audience with a touching, funny, smart story about a very high-tech robot that winds up shipwrecked on a remote island adapting to its new primitive environment, but also dealing with the untouched wildlife never seen or heard anything like this before along the way. a baby gasoline is born and mistakes. the robot for her mom and that is just one of the many sweet subplots that underlines the message that no matter how different we appeared to each other, we can not only like each other but love one. another the wild robot is a lesson nature versus technology and is a very touching dean's list. a? >> people don't mean dreams. people need help. now. >> maker francis ford coppola is a five-time academy award winner. he has made some of the greatest films of all

>>it's called the wild robot features the voices of oscar winner lupita neham go andrew pascal, catherine o'hara among many others. >>and they are just the beginning of why the wild robot is such a wildly impressive movie. >>most animated movies or so lowest common denominator in every way. this one respects the audience with a touching, funny, smart story about a very high tech robot that winds up shipwrecked on a remote island adapting to its new primitive environment, but also dealing with the untouched wildlife never seen or heard anything like this before along the way. a baby gosling is born and mistakes. the roman for her mom. and that is just one of the many sweet subplots that underlines the message that no matter how different we appeared to each other, we can not only like each other but love one another. while robot is a lesson nature versus technology and is a very touchy. >>dean's people don't rain. it will need help. now. filmmaker francis ford coppola is a five-time academy award winner. he has made some of the greatest of all time. his latest make a watch list is not one

wild after escaping from a rodeo south of boston. >> we'll have that story next on world news >> oscars night on dancing with the stars live tuesday. >> enormous sinkholes like these in south dakota continue to be an eyesore. the craters outside rapid city began opening four years ago. residents there say home values have cratered ever since, with dozens at risk of collapsing. they have sued the state for $45 million, claiming officials sold the land to developers knowing it was sitting over an abandoned mine. >> the faa is investigating after a jetblue flight from new york city to san diego was forced to make an emergency landing in kansas. the airbus a320 left kennedy airport saturday afternoon. the airline says the pilots received an alert about a possible smoke condition in the cargo hold. it landed safely in salina. all 130 people on board were okay. >> all right. in massachusetts, it was the running of the bulls new england style over the weekend. but unlike the famed event on the streets of spain, this was completely by accident. sure. >> yo, yo, things got wild sunday at the rodeo in north attleboro, massachusetts. >> eight

oscar winning role in ""12 years a slave."" she has done everything from block busters to broadway and now she's taking on another new challenge, this time an animated film called "the wilde your lives with integrated, multi-phase task accomplishment. >> are you here to kill us? >> negative. i am here to help with whatever tasks you -- >> it says no! >> all right, lupita. good morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> you have done it all, haven't you? you have done it all, the oscar, the broadway, all the different things. what made you want to tackle animated? >> well, i mean, i grew -- i love animation. animation allows you to have big feelings, you know. >> yeah. >> no matter how old you are, you can go in there and set aside your worries and just live in a big world for a moment. this one is really heartfelt. the message at the center of it is so beautiful that kindness is a survival tactic. >> i love that. >> and we could use a little more kindness in the world. >> she's very mothering. >> she is. >> to someone that really needs to be cared for. and i thought that was such a beautiful message. like not everyone is the same, but everyone needs love and care. >> yea