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this audience expects jokes from you, not shakespeare.n't worry, there are more russians in paris and less shooting. the queue for the ship is a month long, you know, such a crush. here you go, citizen poleika was crushed by refugees while boarding the ship. what do you expect, as a pole? yes, who needs this ship. who is this? also, a smuggler, he will take us out. my man will do everything in the best possible way, but i still won't be able to go, i have a girlfriend here, and why am i the only one to find out now, because we just met today, well then tomorrow you'll break up, that love only brings trouble, osya, that is, i bring trouble, but what, you loved your father, you don't have a father, you were conceived immaculately, we 're leaving tomorrow, well then i'll find him today, look, look, look, there must be money, where is the money for another 2 weeks, 2 weeks, it was 2 weeks ago, sign the papers, yes i have a wife, children, consider my wife a widow, children, orphans, i'll peck, i gave it away, sign it, i have a case. died, i'm

shakespeare's hammett said sha kespeare's hammett said something shakespeare's hammett said something. now, the testimonies gathered by the bbc revealed a pattern of predatory behaviour and sexual abuse by mohamed al fayed. the lawyer today has said that they now represent 37 women and that many of them came forward as a result of the bbc investigation. more women came to the bbc over night as well. one of the victim spoke today and she said she was 19 years old when she entered the lions then. i years old when she entered the lions then-— lions then. i believed to have been given — lions then. i believed to have been given the _ lions then. i believed to have been given the chance - lions then. i believed to have been given the chance of - lions then. i believed to have been given the chance of a i been given the chance of a lifetime, an exciting job in an incredibly dynamic environment with endless opportunities to look forward to. i could not believe how lucky i was. imagine the possibilities. this was my passport to a shining high—powered career. muhammad was clever and highly man

and the perception of shakespeare, i don't understand why.ou like to play a new role today, rehearse something in the theater? after all, it largely depends on you, i think, on your desires. and what can i play? the shadow of hamlet's father? okay, stop it, we 're talking to you now, it's impossible to tear myself away from you. and this is not, you see, not a person who remembers, reasons. and then oh, the auditorium is buzzing, oh, then suddenly i hear, tsok-tsok-tsok-tsok-tsok-tsok-tsok, now it's gone wild, and there's warmth from there, and you understand that they are yours, yes, this is theater, you understand, this is the difference, this is a show-off, and this is a living thing, this is true, dear, at least one minute in these 4 years you experienced, for sure, focus on it, and if you felt in a role in which everyone scolds you, it's a miracle, it means you play like this, this inner freedom, this is what the mkhat studio gave you, well, like an esom like this, okay, you 're not a fighter, no, probably, and never fought in life, no,

well, let's start the first round. first round themes: saints, not only in shakespeare, vegetables and fruits, towers in the photo, vowels only o, and masks, pavel, choose, be approved, not only in shakespeare for 100, the king of scotland and yesenin's wife. the wizard from the play the tempest the gunsmith from the fairy tale three fat men prospero is correct vladimir vowel only about for 300 auction the question costs 300 0 irina has 100 pavel has 200 you play with this. the expression was used to refer to the entire set of moscow churches, although there were never so many churches in the city, let's say, 100 cathedrals, no, 40 sorokov, that's right, vladimir, take your pick - vowels only about for 400, a representative of this trend, françois boucher, painted a number of portraits of madame de pompadour, the last one in 1759. rococo, that's right, vegetables, fruits for 300, among its varieties there are jellyfish, flamingo, and even italian boot, and maybe tomato, no, not tomato, all these are varieties of pepper, jellyfish for their pungency, flamingo for their color, italian bo

but some members went on to form the san francisco shakespeare festival in 1983. and that is still active today. one of my favorite segment is the is from there. they will. people are going pull me now. dole's shakespeare in the park weather those those costumes keep you nice and cozy able past, you wouldn't have one of them the past couple of days. that's for sure. it a bit too hot for really getting out there in anything. >> we're looking outside this morning at a whole lot of a different forecast. lot of cloud cover overhead. nice little sea breeze kicked right up across the bay. we're sitting on radar. you can see those areas of low stratus that pushed him across the bay area yesterday. it was a lot of it along the coastline today. it is untreated well inland. and along with that nice little trop rushing right past us will compound to the cooling effects and that's the huge difference in temperatures we have from today and monday into today. now we are seeing out there 60's for your daytime highs in san francisco as well as out along the coastline, but are dif

and we haven't even mentioned history or the during shakespeare are probably as well. i mean, the way i was just gonna ask you very, very quick things because we know him as a darth vader in the line king and all these. but he was, he was classically trained. right? so shakespeare, austin, miller, tennessee williams. all of these incredible pay rights. he had experience roles in that pays and so i wonder if, you know, he has a kind of a range that to that many of us to fully appreciate or know about us. i think that's true. i think he is under appreciated because when he was a star on broadway, we're talking about the broadway of tennessee williams and the classic shakespeare and things like this. and one thing that your report mentioned that i should emphasize a little bit, is that equal to african americans in the state of mississippi at the height of the depression. and now he came from a place as the american deep south, very close to memphis. we're pretty close to axis where elvis presley grew up, but he was even a bolder and given all this. and when we say that t

whatever will be. >> bringing shakespeare to san francisco stages.s the mission of one scrappy group of actors in the late 60's. we're taking a look back in our archives this afternoon. this is a crime for report on the state of live theater and the bay area. when many people preferred to catch a show on the big screen, it was 57 years ago on this. stay in the bay that the new shakespeare company were hearse, romeo and juliet at the trinity episcopal church in san francisco. that was before they embark on a national tour. our reporter talked to the director of the truth. margaret roma about the impact of her production on the audience and the actors to themselves. >> well, local it is going and that either in general. wonder in area and thing the that for the time in their lives have a parent. well, both world >> the group would go on to travel to more than 50 cities, including dozens of college campuses. the new shakespeare company eventually had to call it quits over some financial difficulties. but some members went on to form the san francisco sh

the most versatile and accomplished actors, i've had generation maggie smith's rep range to him, shakespeare, just as that bone and 1934 and a 6th english in the middle class parents. she said she'd never even seen a play until the age of 17. however, disliked stock did not impede her career affairs. public performance came in 1952 blind viola in shakespeare's 12th night in subsequent years. smith but holding her craft on stage to much critical acclaim. have lola's desdemona in the 1965 film adaptation of a settler found to have 1st oscar nomination for best supporting actress? then in 1969, she won an oscar for best actress. i had performance in the prime of miss jane birdie making her an international stock. over the next 3 decades, maggie smith appeared in numerous productions on stage television and failing cementing her reputation is one of britain's most versatile and recognizable stars . in 1990, she was made a day by queen elizabeth the 2nd for services to the performing arts. as the turn of the century, she won over a whole new generation of funds planning profess, i'm not going to

did you ever hear shakespeare?hail and hearty and well met, but he wasn't a smart person. >> stephen: now, this may shock you, but that is not in shakespeare. [laughter] a tiny bit of it is. the words "well met" is in shakespeare. but "hail and hearty" is a new york soup chain. [laughter] to be fair. i love the turkey chili. he might have just confused it with that other famous shakespeare quote, "shall i compare thee to a panera's bread? thou art as soft and crusty." then he went on a weird rant about ivf. >> i have always defended and supported ivf fertility. we want beautiful babies in our country. we want you to have your beautiful, beautiful, perfect baby. we want those babies, and we need them. [laughter] >> stephen: that's just upsetting. it sounds like he eats babies. or is building a baby army. or wait a second, is he rumplestiltskin? "you'll never get your baby back unless you guess my name. how'd you guess it? oh, it's in gold 2-story letters on everything i own? damn you, me!" trump also zeroed-in on th

“did you ever hear of shakespeare?” no, honey baked hamlet, they never heard of shakespeare.rite the words “hale and hearty.” that is a soup. everyone but him is dumb. everyone but him, and this guy. >> i wish that i could take you on our campaign plane and give you the perspective that i've gotten of this country in the past seven weeks. this is the coolest -- other than being a wife to this beautiful lady and father to our three kids, the greatest honor of my life has been running for this office. >> jimmy: what an unexpected delight this jd vance has turned out to be. everything he says is wrong! but he's a wonderful wife. the stock market hit an all-time high today, and inflation is the lowest it's been since february of 2021. which is not good news for trump, who has been barging into grocery stores to brag about the crowd size. >> i hope the press got the crowd outside. did you see the number of people? i wish they reported it. if the press were honest, they'd report it. there are a number of people out there. >> jimmy: yes, we've never seen this many people outside the

i was in a wonderful production by trevor nunn for the royal shakespeare company in 1976 of macbeth.ies of shakespeare's verse, and then make it seem as if you're making it up as you go along, then you've cracked the biggest problem of doing shakespeare. and that production did it. out, out, brief candle! but then, lord of the rings. you shall not pass! it's not given to many of us to be in what turn out to be classics. lord of the rings is my, um...my casablanca, you know? another one — the hunt for gollum — is due to be made. will you be playing gandalf in it? well, i've had some indication from the powers that be — gandalf will make an appearance. i'm not letting anybody else put on the pointy hat and the beard if i can help it. that was certain ian mckellen on his career so far. let's get the weather with matt taylor. it was a pretty murky weekend, temperatures peaking in the south—east corner. low pressure to the south—west of us, bringing in low pressure from the continent, high—pressure replacing that and over the next few days we see the atlantic air bringing much fresher con

and this tradition dates back to shakespeare's times back then there were tickets for only one penny. so do not, i am going for a british classics fish and chips due to inflation and rising prices. this fast food isn't as cheap as it used to be. i am paying 19 pounds, but the portion is generous. inserts me up after my loan, say the so what's the damage to my wallet? after for the day of exploring on the i spend 18 pounds on transport. 23 pounds on food. so a total of $41.00 pounds for the day takes us a little bit of planning to make the most of your trip without spending a fortune. and i'll see you is up to speed. we take a look at the gym and driving culture in the last episode, you are mex, report of making lee road along with the police. now she's having her driving skills tested way. i don't work. learning to drive in germany, it can be quite challenging with the home the the 100 percent. when that 8080 i receive more german driver's license in the year 2000 and i never looked back. the question is, can i still pass the driving test? so i'm going to head out with instructor marc

. >> and to shakespeare wounds. 2 >> from the lion king one day, somebody. the sun will set on my time and will rise with as the new chief to the king of the moon to. >> my son works. james earl jones grace to the stage and screen for 7 decades. but one of the world's greatest voices is one. we almost never got the chance to hear born in mississippi in 1931, jones moved to a farm in michigan at the age of 5 to be raised by his grandparents. he said he found the transition so traumatic. he developed a stutter one so severe. he simply stop speaking. it wasn't until high school when a teacher challenge him to read one of his poems to his class that he found he could speak without stuttering after high school. he enrolled at the university of michigan with thoughts of becoming a doctor. but he found himself drawn to drama, graduating with a degree in theater after a stint in the army, jones moved to new york to pursue his dreams after a number of small roles in 1961, he won critical acclaim for his performance in the blacks. then in 1967, his breakout role that

. >> to shakespeare wounds. 2 is. >> from the lion king won the sun by. the sun will set on my time and will rise with as the new chief to the king of the moon to. >> my son works. james earl jones grace to the stage and screen for 7 decades. but one of the world's greatest voices is one. we almost never got the chance to hear born in mississippi in 1931, jones moved to a farm in michigan at the age of 5 to be raised by his grandparents. he said he found the tra3sition so traumatic. he developed a stutter one so severe. he simply stop speaking. it wasn't until high school when a teacher challenge him to read one of his poems to his class that he found he could speak without stuttering after high school. he enrolled at the university of michigan with thoughts of becoming a doctor. but he found himself drawn to drama, graduating with a degree in theater after a stint in the army, jones moved to new york to pursue his dreams after a number of small roles in 1961, he won critical acclaim for his performance in the blacks. then in 1967, his breakout role that

is pure into kyesha. shakespeare's slope as must see last minute tickets for the following week. go on, said online 4 or 5 pounds every friday. we're not allowed to film at a play, but here's a quick impression. it's no longer but to hey, this is so great entertainment option and it's even cheaper than sending money. and this tradition dates back to shakespeare's times, back then there were tickets for only one penny. so do not. i am going for a british classics fish and chips due to inflation and rising prices. this fast food isn't as cheap as it used to be. i am paying 19 pounds, but the portion is generous. inserts me up after my loan and say the so what's the damage to my wallet? after for the day of exploring on the i spend 18 pounds on transport. 23 pounds on food. so a total of $41.00 pounds for the day takes us a little bit of planning to make the most of your trip without spending a fortune. and i'll see you is up to speed. we take a look at the gym and driving culture in the last episode, you are mex reports of megan lee road along with the police. now she's having her

. >> he towered as a monarch, as shakespeare's king lear. and crack your cheeks. >> rage, blow. >> and king joffrey of zamunda in coming to america. >> your only job was to look after the king. how could you let him come to such a pass in any role, on any stage or screen? >> james earl jones soared as a titan of american entertainment, an actor whose career spanned eight different decades with a filmography for the history books. >> james earl jones will be remembered as a monumental force in american cinema and on the american stage. there was nobody like james earl jones. >> too often we very casually use the word goat and apply it to perhaps individuals that may not have fully earned that title, but james earl jones was not in that category. he absolutely was the greatest of all time. >> james earl jones was born in mississippi, grew up on a farm in michigan. as a child, he struggled with a stutter and was mute for years, eventually turning to poetry and acting to help him develop that voice, which would become one of the most recognizabl

most versatile and accomplished actors, i've had generation maggie smith's records, ranged from shakespeare to stacks, bone and 1934, and a 6th english in the middle class parents. she said she'd never even seen a play until the age of 17. however, this late start did not impede her career affairs. public performance came in 1952 playing viola in shakespeare's 12th night. in subsequent years, smith would hone her craft on the stage to much critical acclaim. have lola's desdemona in the 1965 film adaptation of a seller and have 1st oscar nomination for best supporting actress. then in 1969, she won an oscar for best actress. i had performance in the prime of mystery and birdie making her an international stock. over the next 3 decades, maggie smith appeared in numerous productions on stage television and failing cementing her reputation is one of britain's most versatile and recognizable stars . me. in 1990, she was made a day by queen elizabeth the 2nd for services to the performing arts. at the turn of the century, she won over a whole new generation of funds planning profess, i'm not goin

but coming up, a woke shakespeare is cancelled.ed for paternity leave and keir welcome back to the headliners. let's get straight into it with the telegraph. and apparently the observer might be sold. so where will i not be reading it now? louis >> yeah, this is the guardian in talks to sell the observer to former bbc news chief. and this is, this is a very interesting story because i think it's, it's showing that the that the that the people who own the observer, which is the guardian and the guardian trust or whatever the scotch trust thing, they're not doing that well and that the observer, which is published only on sunday because they're a bit lazy, they can't publish for the rest of the week. they they have only 105. don't laugh at that. they have only. are you laughing? >> no, i'm laughing at it, but not at the joke. i'm laughing that you said it. >> i can never tell with you. you just always seem like you're always so upset at me. like every other woman. and it's true. >> like maybe a pattern there. louis it's every other o

cry, shakespeare is not needed, try to return love to alina, vera vladimirovna, you are a brilliant woman, i adore you, thank you, thank you. yes, i know him, they rented an office from us, an office, i thought there were apartments, apartments here, but several are rented out as offices, so. aha, you see, a frigate, two contact persons, luchnikov sergey alexandrovich and tsvetkova oksana glebovna, ceo, tsvetkova yes, only no one has seen them for a month, they don't pay rent, the owner is swearing, well, here's even a notice for us. and what did the office do? what did the office do, i don't know, but it seems to me that she and this sergey aleksandrovich were lovers and secretly met here. ate, more, more, did you eat the racers? and i'm to you, where are you so handsome, you didn't have enough for more, what do you mean, i called sana, her phone is all, why do you need her, well, she was looking for a job, she wanted to offer a job, and you go there well, oh my employers she went to her mother, she is going to go to work, i checked, oksana worked as the general director of the fre

, shakespeare, because look, he says everything that rages in his soul, he expresses it, and what is these words you, why, after all, it is much more interesting, for example, the role of dr. dorn in the seagull. which are his first words, he says, what is the name of this tree, vyas, yeah, i wonder, and why does he ask him about the tree, everything is said here, here is the tree... this is my terrible shortcoming not to understand this great writer, whom the whole world admires, this is the first thing, but i i remember my early boyhood years, when we were evacuated to dbilisi, and lived next to the building of the belisi conservatory, and my mother and grandmother decided to... send me to study at the conservatory, and i was accepted into the veolancheli class in the children's class, i played this veolancheli for 2 years, then we came back from evacuation to moscow, my mother wanted to send me to the children's school at the moscow conservatory, i knelt before her, said: "mom, i beg you, if you love me, save me from this nightmare, i i can't anymore", she saved me. but since then

his —— pulp fiction, shakespeare in love. his -- 80 pulp fiction, shakespeare in love.d with stories of rape and sexual assault and allegations. he has been convicted since then of multiple charges of rape and other sexual crimes. he has faced courts, sentencing of 37 years so far. new york prosecutors say maybe further charges are to be brought. this is part of a much wider story, a triggerfor the #metoo part of a much wider story, a trigger for the #metoo movement. part of a much wider story, a triggerfor the #metoo movement. the cps says it believes at the moment no realistic prospect of conviction can be made and they have told all parties. this is part of a much wider story. parties. this is part of a much wider story-— the time is 1.16pm. our top story this afternoon. the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, says it's completely unacceptable that people are still living in buildings covered in unsafe cladding, seven years on from the grenfell tower fire, and she calls for work to remove it to be done more quickly. the youngest member of the gb team competes in th

flesh, that is, as an animal, renounces the high human dignity that culture and religion cultivate, shakespeared through hamlet, what does a person mean? when his cherished desires, food and sleep, an animal and everything, well, food and sleep, as if so completely. well, it is unacceptable for a modern person, but we replace these concepts with others, but of the same order, the same food and sleep, if we say, pleasure, first of all, food is also pleasure, and sleep, rest, rest, what a huge significance this concept has now in a person's life, as if we work on golers, as if we are exhausted during. sunday comes and everyone, who where, only a small part remembers that the first day of the week to god must be dedicated to go to the temple of god. unfortunately, we are losing these skills of our wonderful ancestors. to honor to look after - one of the meanings of the latin verb colere shows the importance of raising high honor in a person. cultivating the field of the human heart, i am convinced that the refusal to fight for the height of the moral image of a person in favor of passions and perv

taking a road bike, shakespeare wrecked on seeing here in the public surprise when he plays driving these days a lot to go under the speed limit speed limits. he met many presidents across the decades on one said he may have been revolutionary while he notes or not. so he's 1971. oscar nomination was profoundly symbolic. that she was nominated for an act for best actor award for the great white hope. and that was, that made him only a 2nd to black after to be nominated for that award after city potty a. and so as in the lot of ways, a lot, a lot of the stars of today's stand on james or john. so does he never fully retired from working on for the young body with the stuff to that he will be with men. but as a mom, with the most extraordinary voice, entertainment journalist k j. matthews joins us from los angeles. you met james l. jones and interviewed him, what sort of guy was he? oh, he was so gracious, so professional, so very down to earth. i met him back in to a 2009. that's when he received the sag apps for a lifetime achievement award. and we were invited to go over to their offices

fifty's a place he returned to time and time again across the decade there taking a road bike, shakespeare brecht, on seeing here in the public surprised when in play driving these days a lot to go under the speed limit speed limit. 35. he met many presidents across the decades. on one side. he may have been revolutionary while he notes or not, so he's 1971. oscar nomination was profoundly symbolic, but she was nominated for an act for best actor award for the great white hope. and that was that made him only a 2nd to black after to be nominated for that award after city potty a. and so in the lot of ways, a lot, a lot of the stars of today's stand on james or john soldiers that he never fully retired from working on. so the young body with the step to he will be remembered as the mom with the most extraordinary voice. you're watching, the w use has reminder off the top story. germany, it has an ounce that's. it will introduce passport checks on all as long voters from monday. coalition government is under pressure to boast to secure c, following a series of estimates. think attacks would

late 19 fifty's a place he returned to time and time we get across to decades, taking on rules by shakespeare breast, and seeing here in charlotte to winning play. driving miss daisy, i like to go under the speed limit speed limit. 35. he met many presidents across the decades, and one said he may have been a revolutionary where he knows and not sure. his 1971 oscar nomination was profoundly symbolic. but she was nominated for an act for best actor award for the great white hope. and that was that made him only a 2nd, the black after to be nominated for that award after city potty a. and so i see in the lot of ways a lot, a lot of the stars of today's stand on james or john sodas, he never fully retired from working and for the young boy with assessor. he will be remembered as the man with the most extraordinary voice, entertainment journalist, k. j. matthews met james l. jones and interviewed him. i asked her what sort of guy he was to. oh, he was so gracious, so professional, so very down to earth. i met him back in to a 2009. that's when he received the sag apps for a lifetime achievement

taking a road bike, shakespeare wrecked on seeing here in the public surprise when he plays driving these days a lot to go under the speed the speed limit. he met many presidents across the decades on one side. he may have been a revolutionary while he knelt enough to, and he's 1971. oscar nomination was profoundly symbolic. a choose nominator for an ad for best actor award for the great white hope. and that was, that made him only a 2nd to black after to be nominated for that award after city potty a. and so i was in a lot of ways a lot. a lot of the stars of today's stand on james or john. so does he never fully retired from working on for the young body with a step to he will be remembered as the mom with the most extraordinary voice. sugar. oh, do oh no. as a journalist and a host of boston guy up today, and i asked him what made james l jones and his voice so special? well, thank you for having me. oh a and what made him so special is that he's found in the way we imagined god to have sound that deep voice and it's not the voice of a generation. it's the voice of generations. as you

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malay literature at an early age during my education, and later i discovered the works of dante, shakespeare milton. i truly believe that life would be a much poorer place without literature, especially without russian and russian literature. then there was a list of authors, there is a discrepancy, apparently, the text was given for translation and there were only names, when our guest named them, they were not included, but how different is this from the attempt to cancel russian culture in europe and the usa, i imagine zelensky's hysteria of all sorts of other disgusting, illiterate his. read, but he does not remember how the letters look, well, what can you do, the man is in deep dementia, although now we all love the laughter of kamal and haris, but we will leave this for andrey, please, well, yes. vladimir, well, it's all because there is power in truth, as the classics say, you started the program with the fact that the economic forum once again proved that sanctions did not work, i would say that it was not just another proof, it was such a fat point, in general, in the discussion of

and there are many people walking around quoting shakespeare, not knowing that quoting shakespeare. so are so over there. i find it frustrating sometimes that because a lot of this has to do ostensibly with race and sex we all know it has nothing to do with race or sex has everything to do with it. david horowitz used to say the issues are never the issue of the issues. the revolution, but it's sex, it's race, it's they don't want to touch it. they're very afraid. so. so in these cultural i don't always i find some profiles in courage. i sometimes often don't so judiciously just leave it there. the the book gen marxism isn't just descriptive historical as with anything that is really important. answer the question of so what what is to be done to quote a certain revolutionary. katie oh are you confident are we winning? will we win? give us some good news? i'm encouraged. so when i came to the heritage foundation in the beginning of 20, it was a few weeks before the covid shutdown, which happened to with really the beginning of the parents rights movement. and so quickly got pulled i

and shakespeare is king lear and the fellow lenny and mice of man and truly max and in fences landing in one of his 2 tony awards are request what law is better say. i've got the, like you in 2022 historic court theater in the heart of broadway was renamed to james earl jones theater. james, earl jones, to man his powerful voice will resume long after he is gone. once that speech is a very important aspect of being human whisper doesn't congress the up next on alpha 0, witness and state. the knowledge is the width of the 1993. i saw this group, i saw myself working with a group of prisoners inside a prison. and there's the soldiers above us, pointing gun towards us. the soldiers not to shoot. everybody starts to get killed . us not to crime the green. and i woke up next to my wife in 2 and then 8 years later, when on in belgrade was sold as above as pointing guns i wrote back to my wife is that the only dream i've ever related to? this came to the the good evening. so that i come, my name is martin beck. i am the outreach director for cage and advocacy group that fights against polici

pyatigorsk drinking cup and a city map, a clean floor, my golden one, i told you, but almost like shakespeare, the whole world 's a stage, yesterday's schoolgirl ninel is the main actress in it, she doesn't need a stage to transform, because the audience is everywhere, look at her, but she's a ready-made actress. a wonderful actress. the school's smartest girl is preparing to enter the theater and dreams of conquering the capital's audience, but on the eve of leaving pyatigorsk, the exemplary family begins to have problems. you, komololov, oleg viktorovich. here is the resolution on your detention. ninel's father, the director of the local museum, is suspected of stealing valuable exhibits. all the evidence is against him. and then ninel begins her own investigation, using her main talent. so, what's going on here? citizen, i feel sick, this is a challenge. lines, i apologize, but i simply have to see you off, where did you learn to kiss like that, did you see it in a movie, is there room in this story for great feelings, or is all this just acting? will it be possible to achieve justice if y

can name another name of course, i really think, well, he's not exactly in prose, but let it be shakespeare this, yes, your favorite writer in prose? dumas. features infinitely dear to us and sophia andreevna tolstoy, the eldest great-grandmother of the great-mother and lev nikolaevich, of course. marta, dear, thank you very much for this conversation, for your frankness, we could talk and talk, but unfortunately our time is limited, in any case we will always be glad to see you, thanks again for the book.

harvey weinstein over the 1998 film shakespeare in love and wins now do you remember the hit song valleyl? okay, fine. for sure. >> for sure. she's a valley girl and there is no cure. barf me out, gag me with a spoon. >> the 1982 hit single was a collaboration between avant garde musician frank zappa and his 13 year old daughter, moon unit. that's her real name. frank got the idea when moon entertained him with her impression of her self-absorbed san fernando valley schoolmates. the song was more than a top 40 hit. a cultural archetype was born. in her memoir, earth two moon, zappa recalls life as a smart, shy kid unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight while navigating a dysfunctional family life, and jealous, conniving mother. and speaking of music, i'm king of the segue. for many years, the accordion was just a punchline find accordions in early rock n roll. that's johnny grande rocking around the clock with bill haley and his comets. then, in the 1960s, progressive rock happened. everyone took up electric guitar and accordions were pushed aside as old people's music. yeah, but squeeze

opera or a classic, at least not for gogol, now cancelled for being too russian, then at least for shakespearehe list of published gifts there is not a single one that would speak of the british prime minister as a cultured person, he was given tickets to football and to a championship in eating kebabs or sausages. a new government has been in power in britain for 3 months, but the problems are the same. the office of national statistics recorded the national debt. above 100% of gdp, this has not happened since 1960 economic decline on this island, but if it grows somewhere, then for someone it falls, falls. keir starmer, his rating is now lower than it was for risch sunak, if you remember him, on the eve of political collapse, so in the first trimester of the liberals' power the population shows severe toxicosis, which will most likely continue until the very end of their term. elizaveta gerson, boris khalfin and anastasia konorovskaya, ntv television company. london. in nizhny novgorod, they developed a neural network that understands and... translates sign language. it is expected that virt

of concentration camps, do you think anyone will forget the boer war, why are you bragging about shakespeare has been gone for centuries? what do you want to surprise us with, pathetic nonentities, that you sit like spiders over the financial system of london, we don’t give a damn about you, about your system, about your london, about your london, by the way, londongrad will burn just like all the other capitals that won’t understand, do we have red lines, do we not have red lines, at least learn english. he has a suitcase, it turned out that it was the prime minister of britain, then this one disappeared somewhere, the next one came, starmer, yes, who knows, his wife doesn’t know that he is the prime minister, who even knows him, here is old man biden, who doesn’t remember what his own wife looks like, what her name is, here he leads to some kind of nonsense, he is generally sure that the queen is still alive, that you have become attached to your grandfather, your grandfather is waiting to meet his old friends, with whom he is invisible, with whom he shakes hands all the time. lincoln, ken

shakespeare's hamlet said, guote, _ shakespeare's hamlet said, quote, something is rotten in the statemething was rotten at the core of— something was rotten at the core of harrods. the store was known — core of harrods. the store was known for _ core of harrods. the store was known for catering to every need — known for catering to every need of _ known for catering to every need of its customers and it was — need of its customers and it was presented as the epitome of beautv — was presented as the epitome of beauty. the ugly truth, however, was that a number of female — however, was that a number of female employees were being sexually abused by its chairman, mohamed al fayed. the current— chairman, mohamed al fayed. the current owners purchased harrods _ current owners purchased harrods in 2010. the statement in the _ harrods in 2010. the statement in the bbc documentary appears to suggest that they were unaware of this history of sexual— unaware of this history of sexual abuse. unaware of this history of sexualabuse. however, in the documentary, it is alleged that al fayed's abuse

we very often take for influence that which is not influence, it is not influence, a reflection, shakespearehat the theater shows the true face of valor, the true face of baseness, a mirror, the theater is a mirror, shakespeare said, it is not an instrument of influence, on the contrary, it is an instrument of reflection, here is a very simple analogy, let's say, you remember perfectly well, there was the opera ivan susanin , a life for the tsar, it was called that then in 1836, it was a time of such a patriotic upsurge, when the echo of the war of 1912 sounded very loudly, and society was on the rise in this sense, yeah. a film that does not fall on prepared ground cannot be successful, this does not mean that it inspires something, recently there was a film about the civil war in the usa. pressure even, in fact, it is a mirror, this is how it should be perceived and think about what this mirror reflects, what it says, maybe, and i understood, i understood, that is exactly how it is, simply an honest mirror, that is , yes, an honest mirror, art, an honest mirror, this influence can only tak

needed is what can be pragmatic, what can be useful in real life, what is needed is necessary, shakespeare's king lear immediately comes to mind, connect your whole life to the necessary, and a person will be equal to an animal, they also say that now a special dossier will be introduced for each child, there will be entered... all his successes, as well as all his failures, according to the information in this dossier, according to certain criteria the life of the young man will be directed, perhaps this will be done by artificial intelligence, it seems that earlier this was called fate. i do not think that great teachers would approve of such an approach, we are in the courtyard of the leading pedagogical university of russia, this is the moscow pedagogical... state university, and this is a monument to the great russian teacher konstantin dmitrievich ushinsky. konstantin dmitrievich said so, education should not only develop the human mind and give it a certain amount of information, but it must ignite in it a thirst for serious work, without which its life cannot be either worthy or happ

this is shakespeare, to be or not to be?s not, we will not suffer and nych, we have more important things to do, oh yeah, come on, come on, let's live, despite fortune, the stars' predictions and doctors' forecasts. let's argue with fate madly, there are as many opinions as there are people, this is shakespeare, to be or not to be, and we had, we had not, we will not defy fate, we will warm our hearts with warmth, we will live without inventing a story, we will defy sadness, we will not look for dramas, we will argue for justice. do not take your mask to tears, this is shakespeare, to be or not to be, and we had or had not, we will not suffer guilt, we have more important things to do, this is shakespeare, to be or not to be, and we had, we didn't, we won't suffer and whine, we have things to do in the tower, this is... yes to be or not to be, and we had, we didn't, we won't anger fate, we will warm our hearts with warmth, we won't anger fate, we will warm our hearts with warmth, come on, come on, artemy egorov, kamchatka kr