not right now, but tomorrow. >> i love to see a katy paul mccartney duo. >> well, before that happens's got "american idol." >> i think it would be great to show the gold old american dream still exists. >> i think she's going to be so great on that show. >> so unpredictable. >> she seems so excited. >> she does. >> tonight it's the premiere of american crime story versace. i think a lot of people forget he created some of the most iconic dresses of all time. >> no one can forget jennifer lopez's dress. while the house of versace still lives house, his death resonates with the cast. >> the call was received shots fired. >> johnny versace was shot on the steps of his villa. >> that affected real people that are with us and have to deal with this being a huge drama. >> glee's darren cris stars. the mourners game by the hundreds to milan. versace's family criticized the project. donatella versace gave the cast her blessing. >> i am very happy it's going to be use she said. >> ricky martin said he consulted often during filming. >> i said tell me how did it work, how did it feel. he went

god only knows what i'd be without you ♪ >>> all right, it is time to check "the pulse," and paul mccartneyat song, "god only knows," the best song ever written. >> that's saying quite a bit from paul mccartney and the credit goes to beach boy brian wilson who got an "f" in music class nearly six decades ago for composing a very different song and over the weekend, wilson went back to his california high school, and his failing grade was changed to an "a." >> how does that work? his teacher tweeted that she gave wilson an "f" for a song that ended up making a million >> exactly. >>> next, senator orrin hatch going viral during the contentious hearing about immigration on capitol hill and here's why. >> he was seen trying to remove his glasses. the only problem, of course, was he wasn't wearing any glasses. his staff later joked he was wearing his invisible glasses. >> and then there's this from the british parliament early this morning. watch a lawmaker in the back. he is out cold. he blamed his morning workout for making him tired during that brexit speech. >>> now, to the coldest place on

when paul mccartney's ex-wife heather mills name appeared in the panama papers even her majesty's tax authorities developed an interest in her finances it turned out that some years ago heather invested quite substantially in a firm producing vegan foods. so i put one point two million investment into this company and i left it with my lawyers to organize the paperwork and they invested in a company called zero plus. but apparently the o.p.'s company had another company so to cover the security of the money they put it depend on the other company. for six months tax investigators scoured mills financial affairs with a fine toothed comb and found no irregularities oh my god i've had so have. i have sued so many newspapers for defamation and have tried to change the law or that the size of the lie they write has to be the size of the apology for fifteen years i've been pushing for that but because the media control our politics nobody has had the balls to make the media write the truth. the investigative reporters in this game the pawns or the kings. and what was the mysterious john doe

hard and grueling lousy money long nights poor conditions perhaps that's why john lennon and paul mccartneycalled their band the quarrymen. until nineteen sixty when they became the beatles our number four they and their songs have become the stuff of legend. these young swedes called themselves fest which means both engaged couples and party people but they produced their real party hits later. the name came from the first letters of their names may be on benny and and their fridge. are number three of bands who were wise enough to change their names though some sweets might see things differently as abba is also the name of a swedish maker of fish paste. the british love their afternoon tea but what does this long standing tradition have to do with one of the most legendary bands in music history. it's because they were once called the t.v. set they only relinquished the name in the one nine hundred sixty five after being slated to perform at the same concert as another band called tea set the new name is derived from two of their favorite blues musicians pink anderson and floyd council.

paul mccartney came face to face with paris jackson and he then did a little concert. ♪ >> stella mccartneyutumn/winter clothing line show and he performed "helter skelter." harvey: interesting he sang "helter skelter" in l.a. that was the theme song for charles manson as he killed sharon tate and everyone else. >> theme song. makes the murder sound kind of fun. >> darren criss, the "gianni versace: american crime story" is about to air and he plays andrew cunanan. we say the family isn't supporting the film. do you hope they watch it? >> which members of the family? harvey: donatella's very upset. >> she's being played by penelope cruz! donatella, come on!

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years, the grade 2—listed building has staged several celebrity weddings, including those of sir paul mccartneyvil partnership and same—sex marriages, and has now been conserved for the next generation. icame i came here just i came herejust before i came here just before christmas, andi i came here just before christmas, and i came here on my own early one morning, and i just and i came here on my own early one morning, and ijust sat in one of the rooms, and i wasjust so proud of the transformation. because, on the whole, it looks the same, and nothing has been displaced. everything is still in place, all the wood panelling and all of that. but it has got such... itjust has such an amazing uplift, and it is just the i am just so proud of it. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there is a good service on the tubes this morning. however, the london overground has no service from gospel oak to barking, because of engineering works. on the roads, the a13 slow moving westbound from dagenham to barking — the usual delays. in spitalfield, commercial street is partially blocked southbound,

. >> if trump is paul mccartney in concert, the economy is the win. that is exactly what he has to do. run with his pro-job message. he does have a good opportunity to kind of push back against the characterization of him being i hate everybody. jobs and infrastructure. and believe me he cares about infrastructure. there is a lot of potholes between here and mcdonalds. kennedy: a lot of people in his base hate amnesty and the path to citizenship the guy was talking about. >> i think it's important that the president give a speech that's aimed at generating enthusiasm at his base. they are only going to be able to do that because they can reconstruct the coalition that elected trump in 2016. it won't be to give some speech to make moderates happy tore whiney establishment republican people happy. he is building a wall and his fair today first foreign policy. talk about infrastructure and about making america great again. if he wants to have everybody on cnn say it's been a year since trump became president. fine. i hope i get two minutes -- kennedy: i

not right now, >> i love to see katy/paul mccartney >> before that happens, katy perry's got "american>> i think it would be great to show the good old american dream still exists. >> talk about who's who of hollywood in that room, right? >>> the runways of milan, italy was also red hot with plenty of she representing. >> calm, cool, and showing off 19-year-old christian opened up the show. he was recently named the face of the italian designer's spring and summer ad campaign. and he's following in the footsteps of his music mogul dad. >> i raise my kids proudly every day and i probably give them overadvice but i also listen to them. >> pierce brosnan's 16-year-old son looking anything but shaken and stirred. and looking a lot like his 007 dad back in the day. and james martinezen's mini me, 16-year-old son jack. he sat front row and celebrated backstage after the show. and couldn't help but brag, posting pics with the #oversharing proud dad. and the sons of pamela anderson and tommy lee put on fierce faces for the passion power house. and jude law's son totally owning the runway. and

alone and artists from bruce springsteen to paul mccartney have paid tribute to the man who has left an immeasaurable legacy. "you all feel good tonight?" "there's a core audience that's never really going to go away." "i've had these friends for a long time and they're going to bring their kids this is my job. i'm going to be doing this a while." few performers have ever captured the public imagination quite like him. when we return, we look back on the life and legacy of the master of illusion - harry houdini. harry houdini. he was the master escape artist who thrilled and astonished the entire world. the king of his craft, no one quite like him had come before and his aura and mystique are as strong today as they ever were. "he was a brilliant showman. i mean, maybe the greatest showman this country has ever produced. barnham notwithstanding. he -- according to will rogers, who played on the bill with him several times, the man was a master psychologist. he understood audiences. he could turn them into a mob. he could make them react as one." "he knew how to play his audiences. he

"sorry, but paul mccartney's plane was delayed. now please enjoy the musical stylings of kevin federline!" ( laughter ) we miss you kevin. ( applause ) all is forgiven. and this exclusive party was so huge, there wasn't enough silverware for regular mar-alago members. as one diner posted on instagram: "hate to do this, but this is a total #disgrace, #shame on #maralago, you can't serve caviar with plastic spoons! please offer your caviar with mother of pearl spoons and dishes!" #maralagopalmbeach. #lowbudget #disgraceful #caviaraccompaniments, crying face." i can't believe i'm saying this, but -- donald trump might not be the worst person at mara-lago. ( laughter ) ( applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. james corden is here. but when we return: women on the march. stick around! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fortified.tored. replenished. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? emerge and

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we've done paul mccartney, we've done the chicken recipe a million times remembrance, they did it. british mountaineers claimed a mountain and at the summit collectively held a tea party at the top of the mountain to celebrate the queen's 60 years in power. that's what the diamond jubilee was like. when she makes it to 70 years in power and time for her platinum jubilee, they have to fly her to the moon or something. they pulled out all the stops. there is only so many things you can do with chicken and mayo. here in the united states we don't have a thing to commemorate the power for an american president. even for, you know, revered presidents from centuries past. we don't celebrate the way they do in other countries. that's because in america, the presidency is a permanent thing. no one person is ever larger than the office it self-aaufoff goes away as long as we have this republic but does still feel like a big milestone for us as a country we're rolling up on the one-year mark for this remarkable new presidency. president donald trump was sworn in one year ago tomorrow. it doe

from sir paul mccartney to ed sheeran, some of the world's biggest artists have cut their teeth giggingd are calling for legislation so developers will be forced to take into account noise from existing clubs and pubs before they build residential housing. in a minute we'll speak to music writerjohn robb, but first we asked these music lovers whether small spaces were still an essential part of the scene. small venues, i prefer. iwill be com pletely small venues, i prefer. iwill be completely honest. i prefer them is bigger venues, you are more into it and it is more personal. in the people who have come to see this particular band are dedicated to seeing them. it is quite a small thing, you all connected together. in something like the arena it is so big and you don't have the space to connect. i feel like there is a sense of community at gigs and the bigger it gets, the more vast and anonymous it is. young kids going to these gigs are not going to be able to afford £50 for the larger venues, they need these venues. these are they need these venues. these are the venues that help them

we go in, taylor follows paul mccartney. impossible. she crushed it. played, she played with mccartney and -- neil: did adele make that? >> no, i'm sorry. neil: why i didn't go. >> she did ask about you. how was neil. neil: yes. radio city sold out the show, with voice like butter. let me switch -- >> north koreans, those guys, kim jong-un's guys. you ever sigh the goose-step they do? it is the rockette's step. neil: right before the maji scene. i missed it. could i is you about jodie foster, who i love, she is a great actress and director. she really railed against all the superhero movies, sending the wrong signal. studios are making bad content in order to appeal to the shareholders. it is like fracking, you get the best return right now but you wreck the earth. what do you think of that? >> listen, she is academy award. neil: know that i said that. >> she can do whatever she wants. neil: no, she can't. you can act very condescending but you don't. >> i think celebrities, with respect to miss foster, i don't know who she is, just zip it up. if you d