punk through the years i dare say you are fan of punk as well i am a fan of didn't lose its edge and is it coming back with activists. i think it's i think it's how you look at it i mean you know we're in d.c. from d.c. there's been a the punk underground here is legendary and it's deeply tied with activism i don't know that punk losses edge so much is that a lot of people stopped paying attention for a while and now they're paying attention again. alison i'm sure you know you know as well as i do that you and your contemporaries your messages have never never seen you never stop seeing your messages all these years and. it's just people are paying attention now more than more than ever let me. i feel like that's. that's true i also think that the focus wasn't on. you know the diverse voices so you didn't get a lot of you got the wrong impression of what was happening with punk a lot of times the bands that got the attention were the ones that had the money behind them so even though there were always groups that were that had meaningful messages and different voices and were saying

punk scene during the late seventy's alice who released her first solo album in twenty sixteen and now she's at south by southwest promote her second album blueprint here's a secular whole bit from that album. it . will be. full of. i thought lightning a vocal music so it could hold and it. was about hope means she thinks she's young and the whole reason i wrote that song was because i had gone to the ninety nine cent store where i do you know some of my accessory shopping and these two women just started staring about staring at me and talking about me and when i would look at them to see if they're really like looking at me they would turn the other way and pretend like they were not talking about you and then as soon as i went the other way they'd like follow me and like. keep gossiping so i typically come front people who are. people who annoy me in any way but i didn't on that occasion i just got in i'm not going to mess with them i'm just going to go to my car put my stuff away and it was me even as i was at the car i was thinking i'm going to go back and let them have a piece of

independent musicians are about to meet today one of the original nine hundred seventy s. a woman punk rock of one is a reverend activists with a voice like silk and one is a canadian colombian who is so eccentric she's like a musical tornado understand exactly what i mean when you meet one of the issues addressing with music stay tuned to find. the city. in the street. south by southwest is one of the key events of the year for both musicians and fans with more than a thousand acts playing over the course of the festival many artists are looking to get their music to a wider audience and the festival is a particularly enticing prospect for independent artists whose music has an activist message joining me on sat matt cohen is arts editor at the washington city paper and has written widely about independent music joining us from austin is alice bag and musician and writer both based in los. angeles california she is one of the true punk originals her first band the bags were part of the influential l.a. punk scene during the late seventy's alice who released her first solo album in twe

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. ♪ i rememb♪ >> congressman, i know you have a punk rock past. plan to compose a punk rock song to counter that jingle? >> i'm going to continue to meet with and work with my fellow texans on the big issues that we want texas to lead on. we are the defining immigrant state. we should be leading the way on immigration reform, not being the sole senator, as ted cruz was, to turn his back on texas and his opportunity to lead on an issue that we know better than anyone else better than any other part of the country. i want to make sure texas goes from being the least insured state in the country to make sure that every single american can see a doctor or fill prescriptions so they can finish their education, go to work, pay taxes, hire more americans. i want to make sure we get our democracy back and return it to the people and get corporations and pacs and lobbyists and special interests out of the halls of congress and running this campaign in the most grassroots way, relying on people instead of pacs and corporations, that's the way to do it. >> w

there are only 500 made. >> only 500 made. >> o'rourke says he brought that punk rock spirit to thisign. >> we're not doing the corporate stuff. the dnc, the dfcc, the pa, corporations, special interests. it's just us. this is as punk rock as it gets. >> reporter: without much help from the democratic party, he's gone to social immediate y. >> good morning from tyler, texas. >> reporter: live streaming the campaign every chance he gets. >> we don't have folks who produce slick messages for us. we have an iphone and it's a late model iphone at that. >> reporter: how crucial has that social media aspect of your campaign been to your success? >> it's great. it's the most direct, honest way to connect with people short of actually being there in their community with them in person. >> reporter: the el paso congressman supports providing legal status to many undocumented migrants, legalizing marijuana, pro choice, supports a ban on assault weapons, not the kind of issues that get strong support in texas. and republican ted cruz seizes on that every chance he gets. >> they would love to se

like that is such a punk ass move. his wife better pray they are never in a hostage situation together, you know, to send a message i will have to kill someone in this room. >> wait, wait, i would like to volunteer my wife. but let's go from the guy who is sleeping on the couch tonight to the guy who sleeps on the couch every night. >> first it was at present is contestant, then the adult film act reese now former playboy playmate filing a lawsuit linked to president trump. >> the porn star stormy daniels released results of a poly graph test as proof that she is telling the truth about sex with trump. the former playboy model karen mcdougal now sues a publishing company that bought her story and her silence. and the former apprentice star summer ver zervos winning winnin court. a judge rejecting president trump's motion to have the case against him dismissed. >> trevor: a porn star, a playmate and a reality show contestant. do you realize right now collusion with russia is the most dignified charge against trump. well

from rock 'n roll to punk rock to hypoxia, you know, i would we teaching and people that it's okay to be disrespectful towards women are objectify women, view them as objects as opposed to individuals who can contribute next i think for individuals like myself who kind of straddle both sides of it, as a byproduct of the early hip-hop movement, i try not to be, i try to be objective and critical but i try to understand their expression and not be overly critical without understanding the expression. i think at times if you are removed from the it's easy for us to kind of cast opinions about what they're doing or not. let me give you two examples. one example would be, i will go to the west coast with that example. so when in w a when they released the album straight out of compton which as an east coaster, i was feeling the energy because i understood the struggle. there speak about oppression, police violence, chronologically things we see very much today. but when it came out with the single f the place which it was a single that spoke directly to the police violence but the powers t

that was you this is no ordinary life martin scorsese's antihero in cinemas first real punk and the film inspired a generation of directors to cut against the grain we are. all over stones drama shows the corrosive effects of greed. charlie sheen plays a young ambitious stockbroker willing to do anything to get to the top where greed works greek terrifies cuts and catch weak michael douglas won best actor with his brilliant portrayal of the ruthless corporate raider gordon gekko which is. the best picture in one thousand nine hundred eight went to the last emperor granted an impressive and monumental epic more oil resources and however is truly visionary filmmaking with every financial crisis all over stones inside look at the methods and madness of financial profiteers driving a whole industry into ruin has the sour taste of deja vu. yes. two policeman desire the same woman. not surprisingly they can't stand each other. or want to use too much optimism. but two rivals end up working on the same side fighting their own people. l.a. confidential is a gripping thriller about police corrupt

do you plan to compose a punk rock song to counter that jingle? >> here's what i'm going to do.et with and work with my fellow texans on the big issues that we want texas to lead on. >> why aren't you taking my punk rock bait? >> because i just don't think that's what folks in texas want us to focus on. >> i would not bet the ranch on him beating ted cruz in a still red texas. the turnout yesterday was good for the democrats. if you take what happened in texas and bring it to other states, it's good for them to see that enthusiasm. i think a lot of democrats and even republicans are happy ted cruz is in a race that might give him fits this year. number two, the only lesson i tack from that , the attack ad, ted cruz didn't take donald trump seriously. >> although, nothing is richer than ted cruz mocking him for going by a nickname when ted cruz goes by a nickname. i don't think there's necessarily going to be some kind of blue wave across the united states. >> you're focusing on those three seats. maybe they can make some inroads. that flipped, two or three or one or whatever. >>

i am allergic to universal statements just like i'm allergic to people who think green day is punk. me just be clear, in charleston, this murder was able to pass a background check even though he was a prohibitive purpose -- possessor. as james comey said, they made a mistake, it was a paperwork error. sutherland springs, this mass murderer was able to go and mow down a church because why? the air force did not report his conviction, the fact that he was mentally unstable. the organization that i've represent, 5 million plus members average everyday dads, theymoms and do the school run, they go to the grocery store, they are students, their hunters, they are people like me who simply don't want to be assaulted in the parking lot if i go to the grocery store and get a gallon of milk at night. they are people like us and we will not be guest lighted into thinking that we are responsible for tragedy that we had nothing to do with, it is not our job to follow up on red flags. it is not our job to make sure that they are reporting to the background check system. it is not our job. [appla

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was a bit out of his it shimmers off surely punk rock that made papa our school a comical person it was aimed at a very they were not able or the grace is a possibility with me for. how can a priest accused of the sexual abuse of minors change countries and homes and stay out of the two. because of the police and justice for almost twenty years. and is it an isolated. one man may have an explanation. back in the united states we've arranged to meet a former american priest patrick wall. since the one nine hundred ninety s. he's been a close up with news of pedophile scandal. well you know the fires that we've kind of adopted because we're called pirates for so long. i mean they're in this small ball of sticks in a hard pull of sheep and it's. not something. a little self to be told fish already ninety percent of the dark on any wall and that conner. concept fifteen scoops seventy five tons and they do it several times a day with the big feet so no you get an idea why ocean still. we have to understand we cannot stay still and just. be witness of the deal going on because. i'm doing this

i remember it being good on post punk in the 70s and thenit good on post punk in the 70s and then it well. kevin‘s photographs look fantastic on an iphone. great photographs can survive on a keg of media. we have got some of your photographs, kevin. this is a shot of oasis. that photograph was taken in manchester. we had to pretend we had been to new york with the band because they had already done, i had shot them for fox, the companion magazine to the nme. the paper had decided they wanted to trail it the week before so they took one of the pictures out of the session and pretended we are done it in new york. a picture of the two them together would be worth quite a bit now. the next one is the stone roses. what is the last one? it is morrissey. tell us about that picture, with his back to the camera. yes, we put morrissey on the cover of the nme at any opportunity. ijust wanted cover of the nme at any opportunity. i just wanted to cover of the nme at any opportunity. ijust wanted to see him on a japanese tour. i suggested to morrissey that rather than do an interview, which he did

on punked they fell in love and remained friends. i was lucky enough to work with mila. foursome. we have kids the same age. they're good people. >> i see the movie i want for the four of them. >> that would be a good pairing. >> switch it up kristen and ashton and mila and dax. >>> royal wedding watchers got their first glimpse of the tv movie. >> this when they celebrated the luck of the irish. >> the duchess is about a month away from her due date. she was celebrating st. patrick's day. she and william attended a parade and ceremony. kate was all smiles as she presented the soldiers with sham rocks to mark the holiday. an irish wolf hound got some of the greenery for his collar. what's st. patty's day without a toast. william enjoyed a beer while the expect taint mom stayed with water. live time has released a scene of harry's proposal to meghan from their upping movie. >> tell me something real. >> i don't need my life to be this perfect royal picture. i just need you. >> parisa fitz-henley plays the actress as murray frazier is the british prince. >> i think there's

. >> first up in tonight's know and tell ashton kutcher's punked reunion.xpect more on set pranks from these two. dax shepard is guest starring on season three of ashton's show the ranch. it will be a full circle moment for the kutchers and shepherds. over in new york an alias reunion. >> what are you doing? >> jennifer garner was supporting victor garber who is performing with bernadette peters in hello dolly. victor wasn't in the theater for jen's meme. >> i can't look at it. >> what's happening? you don't know. >> regret regret regret. >> next the bachelorette begins filming. >> i think any girl would love to do the batch let. >> there's some smiling scenes with rebecca at the mansion. check out the guy in the chicken suit. in front of him is ryan the banjo player from boston. ♪ baby i'm one of a kind >> meanwhile becca's former fiance arie and his new fiance lauren escaped to spain. >> we're live. >> yesterday the couple checked into a suite at barcelona iberostar. it's costing $25,000, but getting away from the most hated bachelor billboards, priceless

the cologne punk rockers come short hard cock after a creative break their new album is called gushing that's outsider and japanese illo. next up ray garvey might have put his own career on the backburner for a while when he was a judge on accosting show the voice of germany but now he's back with a new album we take a trip to discover his musical roots in ireland. great garvey has lived in germany for twenty years they failed to tell guys his irish roots when he started recording his new album neon. because of this i mean when you were listening to that one song from the new album neon i realized it's an irish song in its essence and if as you can use them we tried recording it in iceland before cutting it together in a berlin studio. in berlin as i'm sure. when i realized we needed to go back to where the song came from disparate that's why i said let's go to ireland i'm going to get on iran but this is all i think. districts have executed in the in the. back and home country he match up with fellow musicians to take a trip down memory lane back to his early days as a street musician

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started out as a joke, and i just kind of like -- i was looking at it in the mirror, i'm like that's punke that. >> turner is serving three years for trespassing and making a threat to cause bodily harm. he told us he wanted a cell with contreras as much for the pairing of their nicknames as anything else. >> that would be cool, demon and wicked would be really punk rock. that would definitely be one of those once in a lifetime cellie happenings, you know what i mean? >> but contreras didn't seem as eager to be celled with turner. >> i mean, he's a cool guy and everything, but, you know, i don't want to be taking everybody under my wing and everything like that, you know what i'm saying? >> in fact, contreras already had another cellmate in mind. >> i have a new boyfriend now. he's going to move in with me, and we'll see how it goes from there. what can i say? i mean, i'm not going to tell you we're going to abstain from sex because that's just silliness. >> how long have you known him? >> it's going on three weeks. >> i've interviewed a lot of gang members in prison, but this was the fir

oscar thrives in the rockabilly world, while albert is all things punk.albert: it's a matter of the heart, man. >> anthony: why out of all the bands in the world did morrissey and the smiths resonate in this community? >> oscar: there was a convergence of music and people that did not connect to what was being said. he connected with his lyrics and i think everything was going so pop and so mainstream and he was the alternative to that, and i think there is a lyrical element to his words that resonated with the latino community. >> anthony: and people said that his lyrics, his songs, resonated with traditional mariachi in that sense that -- >> oscar: right. >> anthony: the songs are so much about finding something beautiful or even funny about getting relentlessly [ bleep ] over and having shit go wrong, i mean. >> elisa: i think morrissey really speaks. you know, it's so odd, he's this white guy -- about displacement and this longing for a mythic home. you know, because when i go to mexico, i'm like a sore thumb there. you know, my spanish is horrible, t

north of the capital city of austin that was terrorized for the last three weeks by the 23-year-old punk. as the chief suggests, that confession is not an admission of race, hatred or terrorism. it was rather a narcissistic woe is me, my life is. terrible. that is why please understand that is what compelled me to murder two innocent people, and grievously injure five others and absolutely terrorize the texas capital for the entire month of march. he has a three-room home here. one room they have been searching all day long thatm contained bomb-makingy components. the kid had two roommates who were questioned all day today.ed neither of them admits knowing anything. although one, as far as we known is still in police custody. still being questioned. i'm not certain on that. i will check on that with the police chief. but the bottom line is that it is over.hi finally. it ended in an eruption of sound and fury and incredible courage shown by the austin city cops who charged thatur bomb-laden vehicle knowing that what happened could happen.at one of them firing his weapon as the bomb explod

. >> his influences range from classical composers like debussy to modern artists like daft punk or massivettack. theasically i was at conservatory during the week and went clubbing on the weekends. i have always tried to play the best of both musical universes. a mix of powerful base, repetitive electro. and what i consider to be the best of orchestral music, which is the melody, the harmony and sensitivity. >> he shares his musical sensitivity wiwith young interpreters, inviting voices such as a young belgian artist to sing one of his tracks. >> i finind his music very cicinematographic. it inspired me to write a song about the ongoing war in syria. i imagine myself as a woman who had lost her lover in the war and decided to fight and avenge his death. >> conducting a 60 piece orchestra or a comforting on the pm, prequel offers a first glimpse of his mesmerizing musical universe. claire: you're watching live from paris. time for a look at today's business news with stephen carroll. we are starting on the markets where technology shares are having a rough time. >> they have been the source

. >> oh, you little punks. >> we do have pictures of what it looks like inside the apartment, and it looks like they went after the food. >> you little monkeys. hey! >> can you get mad at them though? >> yes. >>> last month, the government in the philippines started asking people to help turtles, if they were caught in cages and nets or anything left behind by humans to help the turtles out. this is a diving instructor omar and he stops what he's doing to help this poor turtle out. >> is that like a wire or just heavy fishing line around his left fin? >> it's fishing line around its neck, and it was trying to break free, and it started getting tighter, so omar had his clippers with him. you can see how tight it is around its neck. >> the poor animal. >> the government of the philippines said because of global warming, because of trash left behind by humans that only one in 1,000 of these make it to maturity because of the human impact on the planet. now in this next video you're going to think boy, this tortoise is in a lot of danger. it's near a watering hole. >> oh, ooh! >> don't m

>> that's not going to work, punk, i'll tell you why. >> when you train to be the greatest room cleanery, okay, then i will start compensating you. >> i mean, technically it's not that different. the basketball players play and the colleges make money. so if i'm cleaning my room for free then you're making money because you don't have to hire somebody else to clean it. >> i find the players aren't making any money, but the universities are. but when it comes down to it as a dad -- >> i'm trying to instill discipline here. i'm trying to build your character. >> dad, you kind of sound like coach k. >> krzyzewski? >> i love they're using sports speak to support their sides. >> we can't forget about the various activities. track. guitar lessons. all the things i do so you can live vicariously through me. >> as a guy who's not a dad, how deep do you have to take this before you go, yeah, shut up and go ride your bike. >> about 20 more seconds. >> good. >> i would have loved to have learned guitar but i couldn't schedule lessons just because my -- i don't know. it didn't happen. >> that's jus

there was a bunch of punk rock kids.me dick: that was the bronx. that was the bronx, man. it was great. >> anthony: maybe you know handsome dick from such pre-punk legendary bands as the dictators. dick grew up, where else? the athens, the cultural geyser, the font of art and music that is the bronx. and back in the day, like me, this was his special warm and happy place. >> handsome dick: i can go by and eat a full, two-and-a-half-hour meal, be stuffed, i see someone eating a white castle, i still want one. you can forget mickey d's, you can forget burger king, you forget all those places. if you need a white castle scratch, none of the cheap places will do. i can't stop eating these. >> the journey continues at explorepartsunknown.com there you can follow my itinerary step by step, eat what i ate, eat the perfect dish with maps, recipe, maps, and guides and more. npred. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control with stelara® stelara® works differently for adults with moderately to severely

sami: gypsy punk legend and gogol bordello bass player tommy gobena is my brother from another mother originallyy from ethiopia, so of course i had to ask him to joioin the adventure when i decided to explore this cradle of humanity, its music, and its

way to meet an heir with a head-spinning story that will take us back to 1970s manhattan, the era of punk rock, disco and wild parties at studio 54. >> my name is hugh hooper. back in 2008, my brother hoop received a very strange inheritance. when he died three years later, he left one twice as strange to me. >> hugh, hi. i'm jamie. >> how are you doing, jamie? nice to meet you. >> so great to meet you. you know, i don't come out of manhattan for just anything, but i heard your inheritance is way cool. >> it is. it's crazy. but you can keep manhattan. i'll take the country. >> all right. let's see it. >> you wanna see it? go ahead. >> absolutely. hugh's strange inheritance is actually two separate art collections that belonged to two separate people. here's some of the first, parked on the pathway outside his home. what is this? >> well, this is hoop's cars. they call this the musicmobile. >> christmas albums, paul simon. [ playing notes ] it still works. and this is just a fraction of the far-out fleet he inherited. >> everything you could imagine, trucks, cars, little bmw isettas where

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she can't wait to see the reaction on her punked kids face. >> what'd they say? >> he doesn't want to give mom the satisfaction of smiling and laughing, so instead he gets her back. he takes her soda, and calmly just throws it out. >> oh, okay. i thought he was going to take it too far. >> i know. >> so what did they say to you? >> they said that it's in the back. >> did they? >> um-hum. >> no. >> no, they didn't. he won't give her the satisfaction. >> i do love the fact that he handled it like a pro. he knew how to get pranked, take it in stride, get her back gently by tossing out her soda. all right. >> that's what mom said, too. he's a good kid. he took it well but his patience does run out. >> tell me -- >> why are you recording? >> tell me what they said. >> i want to know why you're recording first. >> all right, we're done here. >> stop. >>> thanks for joining us today. we'll see you next time on an owl new "rtm." we are going move on now. >>> and the first lawsuit has already been filed in the deadly helicopter crash in new york that k

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it's a punk rock statement. it says to this masculine-dominated culture, you know what?fit in this box or that box, i'm going to is a, hoo hoo hoo! boxes! who cares about boxes?! you know. that's the only way i could survive this life is just be a heckler and have fun wit. >> trevor: right. >> everybody takes everything so seriously, they take themselves so seriously. aaahhh! i can't do that! what's in here? i can't do it! bartender! >> trevor: i would say that little moment there is then capslation of "rupaul's drag race." whoo! what's in this? ( laughter ) it's really controversial. the votel in the drag race this last season, people were up in arms about who got chosen to be the winner. you basically brought in your own electoral college. why dud you do that? >> you know, all the girls are winners. you know, whoever takes home the cash, that's a whole another subject, but they're all winners. they're all winners! >> trevor: but there's one winner with money. >> oh, trust me, those bitches are out there right now making $100,000 a night. you know, they are -- they are

creative director under various grown taller focused strongly on westwood's early days in the british punk. of mint of the one nine hundred seventy s. . i started to work on it three four months ago didn't tell her anything and she didn't even ask anything so i think you missed the fence out there and a couple of weeks ago i told to you know the stories about you have been a quality the. fashion week in paris continues until tuesday. because constructing at the train tunnel in rome have uncovered the ancient home of a roman officer adjacent to sleeping quarters in a military barracks the building dates back to the second century archaeologists say it's the first time such an ancient housing complex has been discovered in the capital and now dismantling the structure and moving it temporarily to another location as work continues on. in just over two months it'll be time for a royal wedding with meghan markle set to walk down the aisle to marry prince harry organizing the big day is a hassle for any couple there are so many things to plan and so many different people to deal with wouldn't i

it all started with pussy riot a few years ago the punk bands protest against the lack of separation between church and state got the women sentenced to two years in a prison colony and insulting the feelings of believers became a criminal offense in russia. the allegation is becoming increasingly common the production of wagner is all part of a c.b.s. was labeled blasphemous and bound. the portrayal of an affair between tsar nicholas the second who was canonized by the russian orthodox church and a ballerina in the film matilda also caused a scandal the church itself sees its influence as historically justified after all during the soviet union religion was suppressed churches were destroyed or repurposed and priests were killed. in today's russia orthodox christianity has become an important part of the national identity. of the returns russia to its name. could not of. getting a church property as a restoration like the story of justice. to. the protesters outside st isaac's cathedral disagree they say this building belonged to the state and not the church even before the russian

the posh punk band will be performing at the palms as part of the kings weekend residency starting inum. >> really? okay. >> i'm in. who's with me? okay. >> so the youngsters starring in stranger things are about to get paid more in the next year than most of us will make in our lifetime. >> contract negotiations went pretty well. the kids who play mike, dustin, lucas and will, 13 to 16 and they're reported to go from $30,000 an episode to $250,000 an episode. >> and the breakout star some say $350,000 an episode. making about $3.1 million for about three months of work. while netflix doesn't release ratings, many report it to be their most popular show. >> any report on how much you make? >> i've been here three years, i haven't made 3,000. >>> just a week after collapsing on stage at a concert in ireland. >> his wife, faith hill apologizing to the crowd. and overnight he shared his unique treatment for that. >> deep sea fishing. he posted this with the caption hydrating. this is apparently one of his favorite hobbies now. >> he won't be lacking for water. >> i think you have to drin

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