naturally i'm happy that rene feels good. in the tree and i also have no problem with the fact that rene isn't our boy. but that close bond we had in his childhood when he was a girl. and now that girl is gone. it still makes me sad. before coming out rene became increasingly withdrawn. plagued by in a conflict he refused to go to school for almost 3 years. in 2015 the family moved to the countryside motivated above all by rene's wish for a more quiet life but now he enjoys venturing into the big city. and what do you think. colorful true. today is going to an open house or a private school for adults he wants to get a certificate of intermediary education but after years of refusing to go to school this appointment isn't easy for him. i feel stressed right now why what could happen. like nothing. is just for situation the stress for this feeling but now i'm taking a step on consoles i don't know. his old fears resurface if i'm nervous now i wasn't before. but come on i'll bring you to the door. ok we answer allowed to film i

after coming out rene was eager. to give his body more masculine attributes but he had to undergo a year of psychotherapy and waited $1016.00 before doctors would prescribe hormones . he's now been taking testosterone for 2 months. every day he applies the gel onto his skin to turn his body into a man's. so that it stays that way he'll have to continue the treatment for the rest of his life. my voice has changed that has shifted i've got more muscle facial hair i've got more and denser body hair. i'd like my voice to deepen a bit more not much deeper i don't expect that. all that's needed to officially turn renee from a go into a boy is the removal of an east from the end of his name in his passport. today family and friends have come for visits it's bigots birthday. at home among familiar faces when a appears increasingly at ease. with. his aunt latina has also noticed a change since her niece became head nephew and. says. there is a difference now she used to be withdrawn we were a little worried about her sitting

no surprise renee zellweger went on, remarkable performance as judy renee zellweger went on, remarkables going to beat her. when i saw the first picture of renee zellweger as judy her. when i saw the first picture of renee zellweger asjudy garland, i said that's a transformational performance. i think she's fantastic, blows the rest of the film away, no one else talks about what is in the film, jesse buckley is in it, some other stars but she is in it, some other stars but she is so huge in it, great performance, she sings, does her own crying, wobbling, there is everything in there. it's just the sort of thing judy garland should have got oscars for herself but as you say she rightly paid tribute tojudy garland who famously did not get the oscar, four star is born, they sent tv cameras round to her hospital bed, she had just given birth and she lost to grace kelly in the theatre. that was a big sort of downer on her career, they only say it went downhill after that, the disappointment and that is captured by the performance of renee zellweger. let's hear a little of her reflecting on t

i love you. >> renee zellweger. >> reporter: and in a comeback story fit for hollywood, renee zellwegerextension of the celebration of her legacy. >> reporter: joaquin phoenix evoking his late brother river phoenix during his winner speech for best actor for "joker." >> when he was 17, my brother wrote this lyric. he said, run to the rescue with love, and peace will follow. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: but the jaw-dropper of the night -- >> "parasite." >> reporter: the history-making breakout hit, "parasite," taking home four awards, becoming the first foreign language film to win best picture. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> and of course, what a night for that movie. "parasite" had a chance, a lot of people thought had a chance. >> yeah. >> a fighting chance, but didn't see the night coming. scorsese, ten nominations, shut out last night. a big night, clear winner last night was "parasite." >> clear. no doubt about it. >> what a joy to watch them celebrate. >> oh, they were fun. >> they were happy. >> thank you so much, t.j. >>> george? >> thank you, guys. we

i would like to see renee's earlier, even “— like to see renee's earlier, even —— rene zellweger, evenzellweger, even more so now as judy. let's have a look at bong joon—ho, the director parasite speaking to the press, this is the moment now where they spill out and they are all talking to the media. they then go into the parties. a fantastic win for him and this film, making history. you know, a film picked by the oscars with subtitles. yes, it is extraordinary, it will be interesting to see whether that tra nsfers interesting to see whether that transfers into a successful box office, because it doesn't necessarily mean because of the subtitles that the money will come in. in quite the same way. obviously it is popular but whether it will punish the lights out in the way an english—speaking film would do remains to be seen. have you seenjoker? remains to be seen. have you seen joker? clearly i ought to be going to see it. definitely, absolutely, it is what i have wa nted absolutely, it is what i have wanted to see but have not got around to. so many fantastic films this year, thank y

i can phoenix forjoker, rene zellweger forjudy i can phoenix forjoker, rene zellwegerforjudy —— i canix. and brad pitt, who has been racking up a string of wards along the way —— awards along the way, as well as laura dern. the director and screenplay races served up some surprises. have you seen them all, do you have to see them all, do you have to see them all to do what you do, and in which case, what do you think? luckily i do love movies and i have been working in entertainment for about ten yea rs entertainment for about ten years covering this world, so i do tend to watch all the films, and yeah, i like watching all the films. for me one of the key things that was happening was i was sad to see a lot of really great independent movies that had gotten a lot of attention and bars and great reviews early on in the year had fallen out of the race. just yesterday at spirit awards, we sought this movie, the farewell when the prize for best feature. the farewell is centred on a chinese—american girland herfamily and centred on a chinese—american girl and herfamily and that was not eve

as is that when i 1st heard about renee villagers plan i was really angry and sad because. i never would have thought that he would even consider doing something like bad let alone actually do it. but the mayor says that he wanted to avoid the incident being instrumental ised by the far right . if only one viable in warm water the uncertainty among the population was simply enormous and i wanted to make sure that everything was done by the book and today we know that in 3 cases the sentences are so harsh that they are likely to be deported 3 to 4 of his these some of these people have had so many 2nd chances this is more like their 15th chance. sometime yeah. one of the attackers many of whom were known to the police already disagrees putting down his involvement to the back that it's difficult for refugees to find their feet in germany had this if i had really gotten a chance a real chance then maybe things would have gone differently. mohammed hogg mostafa is from syria he was detained for some time after the attack and is awaiting trial. he's also become a father gives r

and we'll be right back with renÉe zellweger.rs and applause] ♪ >> dicky: abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by allstate. it's the next one. you always drive this slow? how did you make someone i love? that must be why you're always so late. i do not speed. and that's saving me cash with drivewise. my son, he did say that you were the safe option. and that's the nicest thing you ever said to me. so get allstate. stop bossing. where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. this is my son's favorite color, you should try it. [mayhem] you always drive like an old lady? [tina] you're an old lady. land you'll see it's actuallyn made of countless imperfections. those randomly and impulsively placed sesame seeds... that one slice of melty cheese at the bottom and another draped haphazardly over the 100% fresh beef patty cooked right when you order. true, the hottest, juiciest quarter pounder yet is not perfect. but when you put it all together, ha ha it's perfect made perfecter. ♪ ba da ba ba ba (sprdual camera system wi

. >> renee worked as a paralegal and decided to take a fresh look at seth's case. >> when coming intohat to expect or what i was going to find, but i just found things that had never been disclosed. all of the evidence was hidden. there are so many leads that have gone unanswered. there's no doubt in my mind that he's innocent. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. >>> after being sent to death row for trip

and renee zellweger, winning forjudy.ordinary comeback story. people had written her off, she disappeared for several years and now she has bounced back. i think her stepping away was very much a personal choice of her own. she definitely has a calibre in hollywood to come back with a really strong performance like that and they do think that it is also telling that while the film did not receive a lot of nominations her performance really transcended the movie. for anyone who hasn't seen the film is a story ofjudy garland, herfinalfew film is a story ofjudy garland, her final few months of performances. and i think what was really remarkable was the way she just becamejudy garland. she just seemed to channel her. it is hard to distinguish the rene from the judy. we are waiting for best picture, we are going to be getting it in the next few minutes. was asked about the fashions a few moments ago. i try to analyse but i'm sure you can makea try to analyse but i'm sure you can make a better stab at that with blue quite mute

from the moment it was announced that renee zellweger had been cast as judy garland in judy, she wasped for award success. and her renee—ssance, as it has been dubbed, should result in a best actress win, her first bafta for 16 years. joker has the most nominations, with 11. it is the first—ever comic book film to be nominated for best picture. one of the oddest situations tonight is that in best supporting actress, margot robbie... i don't want to be on tv, i want to be on fox! ..finds herself up against margot robbie. she is nominated for both her role in bombshell and in quentin tarantino's 0nce upon a time in hollywood. and much has been made about the lack of diversity in this year's baftas. all 20 acting nominations are white and best director is all—male for the seventh year in a row. colin paterson, bbc news. england get their six nations campaign under way this afternoon against france in paris, looking to make up for the disappointment of their world cup final defeat to south africa last november. andy swiss is there for us. andy. yes, welcome to paris where, as you can see

and renee zellweger and renee —— diversity and ditches in the wider world and he took the opportunityher, as well. let's talk about joker. you about his brother, as well. let's talk aboutjoker. you said it kind of divided audiences and critics as well. but he was incredible in the movie. it is a hugely dedicated... oscar calibre performance. there is no doubting his commitment to this quite divisive, quite cruel central role. for a dc quite divisive, quite cruel central role. fora dc origin quite divisive, quite cruel central role. for a dc origin antiheroes story, it is quite astonishing it got through to the award stage. but he has dedicated himself to bringing that story to the screen and he was awarded for that. not much controversy from the ceremony. one thing that seemed to confuse people with eminem singing lose yourself. besson from 2003. lots of people watching at home were like, what's going on here? chaos! wonderful and tangible reactions from people. quite a few raised eyebrows. without any seeming context as to why he was there and performing that song in particular, what

back stage with brad pitt, renee zellweger and so many more. the moments, the interviews and the fashion. we'll break down the best looks from the red carpet and we have green day performing live. look at this theater. y'all, it's going to be a good show coming up only on "gma." >> excited for that. >>> it's facebook and twitter against house speaker nancy pelosi. >> the house speaker wants an edited video of her tearing up the [ fast-paced drumming ] >>> good morning, san rafael. look at santa rosa, 11 degrees above average. livermore, 8. oakland, 67 and 68. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s means everyone is 6 to 11 degrees above average. high amounts of tree pollen lurking outside again. >>> a public memorial service will be held for three of the victims killed alongside kobe bryant in a helicopter crash last month. john, kerry and alyssa altobelli were headed to a tournament at the mamba sports academy when their helicopter crashed into the side of a hill killing everyone on board. the service will be head at held at angels stadium in an

. >> and the oscar goes to -- renee zellweger. >> cynthia, scarlett, charlize, saoirse.ave to say, boy, it is an honor to be considered in your company. >> and the oscar goes to -- "parasite." >> reporter: and behind me you might see some stars and guests walking past. i'm guessing a lot of them are not heading home. they're clearing out from the governor's ball which is happening right upstairs. that's where the winners get their oscars statuettes engraved. they're having some amazing food by wolfgang puck. then i would imagine many of them heading out to some of the other very glitzy post-oscars parties. >> marci, we know how much you love covering the oscars, and you look incredible every single time. this year you're glowing on the red carpet. >> thank you, my friend. >> since you're expecting. and that dress. >> the baby bump. >> baby's first red carpet, baby's first oscars. thank you, friend, we appreciate it. >>> let's get to the view from the backstage. >> jason nathanson covers hollywood for abc and joins us now by phone. jason, first you know we have to go ther

renee zellweger won best actress for playing a vulnerable judy garland in judy. joaquin phoenix picked up the best actor oscar for his intense performance in joker. i have been a scoundrel in my life. i've been selfish, i've been cruel at times, hard to work with, and i'm grateful that so many of you in this room have given me a second chance. brad pitt won his first acting oscar for once upon a time in hollywood. to stand here now, once upon a time in hollywood — ain't that the truth. laura dern won best supporting actress for marriage story. there were british successes.

the biggest moments from the academy awards, plus the after parties and one-on-one with renee zellweger, describing what it meant to play judy garland. >>> breaking overnight, a new surge in the cases of the coronavirus. the number of patients nearly doubling on that quarantined cruise ship. we hear from an american who has been diagnosed. she describes the symptoms. >>> wedding nightmare. the sudden decision that now has couples across the country scrambling to find a new venue days before their big day, and the big question. will they ever get their money back? >>> plus, fight for new hampshire. just one day until the democratic primary. the surprising news overnight for amy klobuchar. >>> changes on the road. what's behind the push to stop teaching new drivers how to parallel park. >>> and a very special love letter, the rare handwritten note by dr. martin luther king jr. that could teach us all a lesson. >>> thank you for joining us on this monday morning after the academy awards. we begin with the history of the oscars, the best picture award going to a foreign language film for th

it's lovely when popular meats worthy and renee zellweger is eight case of that.d marks in london with making sense of the baptist and the oscars. another british one. she gave such a great speech at the baptist, think she has deeply nailed this campaign really well. same with brad pitt. his speeches, i don't know who is writing them, but he's making eve ryo ne writing them, but he's making everyone laugh. 0ne writing them, but he's making everyone laugh. one of the best beaches of the night even though he did not turn up. i think people are excited by his star power. we are staying joaquin phoenix probably the best actor and what about the supporting roles? larger and will undoubtedly win, i don't know if you've seen the footage from the independent spirit award that song dedicated to help wonderful laura dern is. that's the mood of the entire film watching country at the moment. she's in so many things. an average story which is nominated for average story which is nominated for a lot of things, one of the most... idid like a lot of things, one of the most... i

big wins in the acting category for renee zellweger and joaquin phoenix, does not auger well for their, they are the big four and again they have caught this winter. i think people love films about films, they love films about film stars, there is a slightly slurred of introspective quality to all of this but renee zellweger, i think people have watched her career, previous oscar winner, but she's been away from the screen, screen winner, but she's been away from the screen, screen for winner, but she's been away from the screen, screen for quite a while so for her to come back and give a heart—warming, clearly committed performance of judy garland, heart—warming, clearly committed performance ofjudy garland, people love the story ofjudy garland and they feel attached to her in renee zellweger. a lot of layers to her appeal going forward to the oscars next weekend. and joaquin phoenix? similar, he's spent years as the outsider, rebel of the hollywood industry. and yet he has somehow slipped seamlessly into the elder statesman status. again, joker was the leading nominee going into the

applause when it came to best actress, what has been dubbed the renee—ssance continued, renee zellwegernued, renee zellweger winning her first bafta in 16 years for judy. next up on sunday, the oscars, and a word of warning for 1917. the last five films to win at the baftas have all been beaten at the biggest awards of them all. last man standing. colin paterson, bbc news. congratulations to all the contenders. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. good morning, everyone, a wendy start to the day across northern ireland and england and here come a lot of showers, some of them entry on the hills. as we come further south, the wind is not as strong, lots of dry weather and a few showers, and sunshine. this morning's drizzle has been replaced by heavier rain across southern england and the channel islands. temperatures today ranging from seven in the north to 11 in the south. as we head through this evening, we are looking at the wind strengthening, touching gale force, severe gales possible across scotland, gusts in the north and also the west in excess of 70 mph. across nor

the best actress went to renee zellweger for her portrayal of judy garland.r—smart lawyer in marriage story. best supporting actor went to brad pitt who was absent but wrote a speech that margot robbie read out on his behalf. hey, britain, heard you just became single, welcome to the club. he said he will name this harry because he is excited about bringing it back to the states. prince william, bafta's president might have found it funny. but when it came his time to speak he was in no mood forjoking. in 2020, and not for the first time in the last few years, we find ourselves talking again about the need to do more to bring more diversity in the sector, the awards process. that simply cannot be right in this day and age. a serious point to end a night of celebration. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. let us know your thoughts — use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. i was asking if you are awarding the greatest films of all time, which would be on your list? angela says, too many to list. 0thers your list? angela says, too many to list. ot

. >> reporter: renee zellweger took home best actress honors for her portrayal of judy garland in "judy." lawyera dern won best supporting actress for "marriage story". brad pitt won his award in once upon in hollywood. many calling out a lack of minority nominees in the acting categories and women nominees for best director. a musical number opened the show taking a swipe at lack of women nominees for best director. former host steve martin and chris rock also called out the academy for this year's lack of diversity among the acting categories. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> this morning at least 66 more cases of the coronavirus have been confirmed on a japanese cruise ship. at least 13 american passengers are among those infected. more than 130 cases in total have been reported. the ship was placed on a two week quarantine after a man who disembarked in hong kong was diagnosed with the virus. in china the death toll has spiked to more than 900 with more than 40,000 cases. malaysia, south korea and vietnam also reported one new case each. meanwhile the mother of a doctr in

." >> renee zellweger for judy. and elton john for "i'm going to love me again" about his life, "rocketman." >> and who was there for the excitement, dion lim live on the red carpet at the in hollywood. >> reporter: there have been celebrities from the governor's ball on to the red carpet, and there were so many memorable moments inside. after days of warmth and sunshine, relentless rain pound the tarp over the red carpet but couldn't stop the stars from coming out to shine. we're starting to see a lot of people come down the line, a lot of sequins and bright colors, including janelle monae turning heads in a sparkling hooded gown. you never know who you're going to meet in hollywood, and i ran into one nominee's mom. tell everyone who your daughter is and what she's up for. >> cynthia ariza, an awade for harri harriet. >> who was right by her side in the front row. >> the oscar goes to renee zellweger. >> reporter: one of the biggest surprises of the night, eminem who performed his 2003 oscar song "lose yourself."

the best actress bafta went to renee zellweger for her portrayal ofjudy went to renee zellweger for herting actress. best supporting actress. best supporting actor went to brad pitt who was in absentia but had written a speech that margot robbie read out on his behalf. hey, britain, heard you just became single, welcome to the club! and he says that he is going to name this harry because he is really excited about bringing it back to the states with him. prince william, the baftas president, might have found it amusing, but when it came to his turn to speak he was in no mood forjoking. in 2020 and not for the first time in the la st not for the first time in the last few years we find ourselves talking again about the need to do more to ensure diversity in the sector and in the awards process. that simply cannot be right in this day and age. a serious point to end a night of celebration. and congratulations to all the winners. stay with us. i'm lewis vaughan jones in london. you have been watching newsday. if you are watching in the middle east your forecast is coming up but let's begin

renee zellweger was named best actress for her portrayal of judy garland.

renee zellweger has a star here on hollywood boulevard, and with the oscars ceremony, she added to hertrophy for her portrayal of the late american iconic singer and actress judy garland, in the film judy. it was a performance that was truly brilliant, and she won numerous pre—0scar awards for her role. thank you big brother drew, randy, judy... renee zellweger may have given a somewhat rambling acceptance speech, but that doesn't detract from the sheer magic of her on—screen performance in judy, which manyjudged to be a mediocre film. backstage in the dressing room, she explained how pleased she was that her work had connected with audiences. it's really nice when something that really matters to you resonates with someone else. you know, it's always a huge, wonderful kind of unexpected reaction to — i don't know, for anyone who creates art. joaquin phoenix, who won best actor for his portrayal of the title character in the dc comics origin storyjoker, got widely ribbed for a political acceptance speech. at the very least, he was saying that we as humans shouldn't exploit animals, oth

rene zellweger has a star here on hollywood boulevard, and with the oscars ceremony, she added to herng the best actress trophy for her portrayal of the late american iconic singer and actress judy garland the late american iconic singer and actressjudy garland in the film judy. it was a performance that was truly brilliant, and she won numerous pre— oscar awards for her role. thank you big brother drew, randy, judy... renee zellweger may have given a somewhat rambling a cce pta nce have given a somewhat rambling acceptance speech, but that doesn't detract from the sheer magic of her on—screen performance in judy, detract from the sheer magic of her on—screen performance injudy, what manyjudged to on—screen performance injudy, what many judged to be on—screen performance injudy, what manyjudged to be a mediocre film. backstage in the dressing room, she explained how pleased he was that her work had connected with audiences. it's really nice when something that really matters to you resonates with someone else. you know, it's always a huge, wonderful kind of unexpected reaction to... i

tonight -- oscar nominee renÉe zellweger. from "power", curtis "50 cent" jackson.mean tweets, nfl edition. and music from caroline polachek. and now, can you believe it, jimmy kimmel. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. how are you? thanks, i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. it's very nice. i appreciate that. and thank you for joining us on what is the second and final day of q and a at donald trump's first in a series of impeachment trials. captain coverup, mitch mcconnell's hoping to have it all wrapped up by tomorrow. mitch mcconnell has done

to do so, she will have to beat renee zellweger‘s judy garland. are to deliver a message calling off tomorrow morning's attack. sam mendes‘ first world war drama 1917 was the big winner at last week's baftas. to repeat the feat in hollywood, the british director will have to see off competition from todd phillips‘ joker starring joaquin phoenix — who is hotly tipped to win best actor — and bong joon ho's parasite, a tale of south korean inequality which could become the first foreign language film to win best picture. we will find out if it does later tonight. will gompertz, bbc news, los angeles. that is the big question at the moment. will parasite surprise a lot of people and come through and win best picture? certainly a lot of people are rooting for it. that is right. you just said it. it is a big question. it will make history asa question. it will make history as a first foreign—language film to win best picture but it is up against some really strong contenders. the likes of 1917, for instance. it has tough competition. 1917, as i mentione

ansome college, maria teresa kumar, and rene graham, boston globe contributor. neal, you know your state, whoever started it, and they seem to be going back and forth on that, this is being played like do or die. and arguably this could be do or die. how do you see the state of the rice right now? >> the interesting thing is this pete buttigieg enthusiasm has been going on here for months, and it's been missed by the national media but also by the biden campaign. now they seem after iowa surprised by this. there's a shake nup his own campaign. he's running the negative ad. this is not a one-on-one race, so he may attack buttigieg and may take some votes away but they may go to klobuchar. so it's not a full proof system. >> does it come off as clever and tough or desperate? >> i think for some the juxtaposition is funny. but we forget the important role that mayors do play when washington, d.c. is stuck. a lot of the legislation that is becoming a model for the rest of the country is actually happening at the state level. >> agreed, but how does this play to vote

at the oscars, joaquin phoenix wins the award for best actor in a leading role for thejoker and renee zellweger wins best actresss in a leading role forjudy. the korean—language drama parasite won best original screenplay, best original feature film and best director. millions of chinese citizens are due to go back to work after the extended lunar new year break but coronavirus restrictions mean many businesses remian closed. the number of deaths from the epidemic has now risen to more than 900 after hubei province reported 91 new fatalities. ireland's general election has seen an unprecedented surge in support for the left—wing nationalist party, sinn fein. despite fielding far fewer candidates, it's share of the popular vote appears similar to those of the two long dominant centrist parties. a coalition government now seems more likely. now on bbc news, stephen sackur speaks to south african actor john kani on hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. for a generation of black south african artists who came of age in the apartheid era, art and activism were intertwined. the

renee zellweger winning for judy laura dern winning for marriage tori and then brad pitt finally winning his 1st oscar for once upon a time the hollywood i'd like to. focus on brad pitt just because this is probably the world's biggest film star and he played a role in this film where he's playing essentially himself playing the huge gorgeous film star and i think it was a bit of a tip of the hat to an old style movie icon that they gave the oscar to brad pitt and he gave a nice very sort of politically charged speech now no film award ceremony these days would be complete without a controversy of some color only some strong political statements the attention this times got. well there was a lot of focus this time on the lack of female representation at the oscars i mean there were no female directors nominated there were barely any women nominated at all at all categories this is measured by several of the people who one mentioned joaquin phoenix about i'd like to actually point out a silent comment that it was very very effective natalie portman the actress came to the oscars and on th

the best actress went to renee zellweger for her portrayal of judy garland.ing actor went to brad pitt who was an smg up but wrote a speech that margo robbie read out on his behalf. her you just became single, welcome to the club. l and he was going to name this harry because he is really excited about bringing it back to the states with hand. the president when he came his time to speak was in no time to speak was an attempt to jokic. 2020 and not for the first time in the last two years we find ourselves talking again about the need to do more to bring more diversity in the sector, the awards process. that something cannot be right in the day and age. serious .2 and a night of celebration. we can speak to the actor mick szal who appeared in the film joker of whichjoaquin phoenix won the leading actor award at this year's bafta's. lovely to speak to you. i am sure you were hoping he would win but were you expecting him to? actually honestly the times i was on set and the times that he gave his life for the joker, i have to say it with a moment where i was li

cambiamos el tema esperando que venga la semana que venga y nos entremos del resto y les hablo de renÉusicales y ahora lo arriesgan absolutamente todo con thalÍa >>> y mario perea hablÓ con ellos en los Ángeles y nos cuentan quÉ aprendieron a trabajar con la cantante. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> lo siento mucho es un tema que posiblemente serÁ censurado en algunos medios de comunicaciÓn porque utiliza una palabra fuerte pero josÉ luis de rÍo roma asegura que no habia una mejor forma de expresar el mensaje de la canciÓn >>> es una canciÓn que sorprende a nuestro pÚblico porque siempre hemos cantado al amor y desamor y y y no tan frente el desamor >>> el tema surgiÓ de un desamor de un amigo >>> le mandÉ a este muchacho y se le habÍa acabado (nombre en inglÉs) asÍ me lo dijo fue impactante >>> al finalizar la composiciÓn no pensÓ en nadie mÁs para cantarle a dueto con thalÍa pero habÍa un detalle quiÉn iba a decir la groserÍa >>> me dice cÓmo ustedes quÉ dirÁn tu dices. ... y nosotros decimos y pues cada quien se ponga el saco si le queda o no una canciÓn a yees gada p arriesgada y este serÁ un É

hallelujah renee zellweger is back and here to say. >> i'm sorry "little women" didn't do better.ampshire voters headed to the polls in hours. cnn has it for you after the break. begin to tell you... how bright you shine. how strong you are. how brilliant... unique... how you're... my rock. my diamond. for the diamond in your life, there's only one diamond store. it's the valentine's day sale. get 25% off everything. including these special deals. at zales, the diamond store. i feelbusiness cards...new logo...outdoor sign. you always get me. now, get free 1 hour in-store pick up... ...at office depot officemax and officedepot.com. same time next week. yes! (howling wind) (howling wind) i need all the breaks, that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a t