everywhere was star wars. it was star wars everything. was just blown away by it because it was so different to everything else that had been offered before it. as a child, there was just nothing that was even related or comparable to it — and it was all—consuming. and so i think as soon as you walked out of the cinema, it was just like, "how can i connect back to this? what's my journey. you know, "now that i've seen it, now that i've attached myself to this, now i'm totally sold on it." and it was the merchandise. so it was those first action figures as they started coming out. it was just like, "yeah, i've got to get that. you know, i just... no matter what happens, i've got to have some of those." stephen has channelled his passion for the movies, which started with star wars and its toys, into a global company specialising in selling movie props and merchandise. and he started it all by selling his own collection. a lot of the star wars toys — the action figures and things that i held on to — when i first started the company that i r

there's uncle frank, starring paul betta ny. luxor starring andrea riseborough. grand jury prize for documentary. finally, a date for the diary. the 1970 film, elvis: that's the way it is, will be in cinemas for one night on thursday the 13th of august. # why can't you see, oh...# the documentary mixes fascinating rehearsal footage with electrifying performances filmed over six shows in vegas. the sight of women queuing up to kiss elvis during love me tender might feel a bit weird in current times, but numbers like suspicious minds take you right into the room of the international hotel in vegas, with screaming girls at the front and cary grant in the back at the vip area. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. stay safe. i will be back next week. do you know how dangerous that is? mrvan 0rton? is everything all right? fine. it's. . .fine. yesterday was the hottest august day since 2003. temperatures reached 36.4 celsius in london and some parts of southern england didn't drop below 20 celsius overnight. lots of sunshine around for many this aft

there is uncle frank, starring paul betta ny. luxor, starring angela riseborough.. finally, a date for the diary. the 19705 film, elvis: that's the way it is, will be in cinemas for one night on thursday, 13 august. # why can't you see, oh... the documentary mixes fascinating rehearsal footage with electrifying performances, filmed over six shows in vegas. the sight of women queuing up to kiss elvis during "love me tender" might feel a bit weird in current times, but numbers like "suspicious minds" take you right into the room of the international hotel in vegas with screaming girls at the front and cary grant at the back in the vip area. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. stay safe. i will be back next week. do you know how dangerous that is? mrvan orton? is everything all right? fine. it's. . .fine. hello there. more heat to come across england and wales on that monday, but there may well be some shows around two from the word go, especially across whales in the southwest, these turning heavy and thundery. drifting north through the north se

it stars peake as the wife of a pious farmer played by charles dance.n is seriously disrupted by the arrival of a freethinking young couple played by freddie fox and tanya reynolds. —— quiet rural life. i lay with whom i like and he lays with whom he likes. but it's a gripping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor to feminism and freedom, and maxine peake is superb. you're wasting your time, mr ashbury. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. i maybe wanted to put you down. my wife, sir. please. ican explain... let him speak, sir. hello there. you could see the rain coming on friday, but it was very difficult to get out of the way. this weekend, though, the weather is set to change. for a start, it's going to be a much drier weekend. however, it's not going to be very warm at all. some particularly cold nights, and we're going to start with some strong winds as well. a northerly wind as our area

he starred in the gound—breaking marvel hit black panther.om a rescue ship funded by the artist banksy, but hundreds remain at sea. thousands protest in mauritius at the government's handling of a massive oil spill which threatens the island's marine life. this is a healthy and happy pig with an implant that is two months old. working well, yeah. billionaire entrepreneur elon musk demonstrates a computer chip implanted in a pig's brain — technology, he says, which might ultimately cure neurological diseases in humans.

the location is the real star here. hope gap is in cinemas and on curzon home cinema now. for a family film on the big screen, then the french fantasy the lost prince mightjust fit the bill. directed by michel hazanavicius who gave us multiple oscar winner the artist, this stars omar sy as a widower who reads bedtime stories for his daughter, sofia. set in story land, this tiny feature itself as the hero prints and he does it rather well. but when sophia turns 11, she becomes less bothered about daddy's tall tales and more interested in, you guessed it, a boy at school. the lost prince flits between two worlds. there's the everyday father and daughter saga, and then there's story land, a kind of fantastical film studio where our hero finds himself displaced by his daughter's new boyfriend. it's not initially entirely clear if story land is a dream world that happens when one character is asleep, or a projection of his mental state which i found a little frustrating, and the jumps from the the two worlds often feels kind of random. i was more engaged with the real trauma. i

it stars peake as the wife of a pious farmer played by charles dance. young son is seriously disrupted by the arrival of a freethinking young couple played by freddie fox and tanya reynolds. it's a gripping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor it's a gripping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor to feminism and freedom, and maxine peake is superb. you're wasting your time, mr ashbury. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. i've every right put you down. my wife, sir. please. ican explain... let him speak, sir. hello. the final day of august are set to be a rather cool a fail. the final day of august are set to be a rather cool affair. largely dry start to the new week and then as we head towards the middle of the week, turning wetter, windier and also a little bit warmer which will not last. it gets cooler again by n

it stars peake as the wife of a pious farmer played by charles dance. their young son is seriously disrupted by the arrival of a freethinking young couple played by freddie fox and tanya reynolds. i lay with whom i like and he lays with whom he likes. it's a gripping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor to feminism and freedom. and maxine peake is superb. you're wasting your time, mr ashbury. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week was up in the meantime, stay safe. i maybe wanting to put you down. my wife, sir. please. ican explain... let him speak, sir. good evening. it has been a day of drenching downpours and dramatic skies for many of us. slowly though things will calm down through the weekend after a windy start, it will be called by day and by nice but will become a large retry. still some rain to contend with her this evening & particular across central and eastern parts of it in the west, clear spells and windy thr

specific stars that they could relate to. they could figure out where they were in space in relation to where those consolations were. now, you have to remember that they had no horizon when they were in space to reference. their vision was restricted through the size of the windows. they may have only seen maybe one eight of the entire night sky that e we would see without any horizon, so they had no basis point. these astronauts knew where they were in space because they knew where the important stars were. these were used in all the early missions. because the navigation systems were so primitive. the first mission where it was critical that the night sky used to get the astronaut back home safely was the mercury atlas of gordon cooper. in that case, he faced all kinds of equipment failures including the navigation systems. he used the, his knowledge gain from morehead and the training he received here, to relocate and actually manually re-enter earth's atmosphere. interestingly enough, that was the only one of that missio

press pound twice, and star-three to enter the queue. finally, mr.ir, i'm in receipt of your memo to agendize this item to entertain a motion to refer this item to the full board as a committee report for consideration. >> chair mar: supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: yes. if you'll recall, this emergency ordinance took effect on may 1 and was already renewed once before but will expire on august 31. this legislation strengthens worker protections that are covered by the health officer's office by giving workers an additional level of protection by giving them the right to file a complaint with olse and on-demand delivery must be reimbursed for purchasing masks, hand sanitizers, or other supplies. it requires that drivers and shoppers offer the option of no-contact delivery. it requires an employer's providing [inaudible]. >> supervisor haney: obviously, we are still very much in this state of emergency under this pandemic and protecting our workers that we've seen under some of the spikes have been put at risk, and some of the cases have been co

its star, john david washington, is joining us live.h. you two never had a chance to work together but what are your thoughts on the legacy that he leaves behind? >> yeah, my thoughts and my heart and prayers go out to his family during this time, you know, just being a graduate of a historically black college i just was so proud of the work he was doing and being the face of one of the biggest franchises of all time. in this industry, he was everything you wanted in a leading man. i got to meet him briefly once some years ago and he's just as warm as you want him to be and it's a terrible loss and i'm praying for his family. >> we are too. certainly john david. let's talk about "tenet." it was directed by christopher nolan, and as we mentioned, this is the first big movie to hit theaters since the pandemic struck. many of us have gotten used to watching movies at home. this one will be seen on the big screen. why do you think it's important to see it that way in a theater? >> well, you know, it's an event film and especially during thi

a rock star like rock star walk like a rock star and behave like a rock star but in a very very kind and gentle way terek sadi is not the 1st to be fascinated by the subculture here but no one has delved as deeply into it as the award winning british photographer he visited the congo repeatedly for more than 3 years. self-assertion through style the supreme movement all rose in the 1920 s. in response to colonialism young congolese wanted to dress better than the french or belgian colonial rulers as a way of maintaining their dignity in the face of oppression. to this day the stop defy their poor living conditions by keeping up appearances. sadie was allowed a glimpse into the sappers closets they often say for years to buy a designer suit the average wage in congo is around $900.00 a year plus apparel combined designer clothes by global labels with their own creations. not to pick them up as objects and put them on a sofa or on a park bench or in a noisy place in town are actually wanted to understand. where they live how they live how they save money for. close how the community re

lyna khoudri stars as nedjma who is known as papicha.hion designer. thanks to a well practised system of subterfuge, she and her friends regularly dodge curfew and go out clubbing — dancing as if they don't have a care in the world. the film's infectious youthful energy and musical rhythms recall films like celine sciamma's girlhood, but as mounia meddour‘s film reminds us, jihadist danger is always around the corner. islamic extremist posters on campus tell women into cover up from head to toe or they will be "ta ken care of". sudden devastating hit scenes have the power of a classic mafia movie. it's an important film that has plenty to say about gender, power, trauma and resilience. lyna khoudri is a true star. we will next see her in wes anderson's film the french dispatch. papicha is on digital and in some cinemas now. a different perspective on extremism comes from young ahmed, the story of a teenager who plots to assassinate his schoolteacher. this is directed byjean—pierre and luc dardenne, the belgian brothers whose realist dram

first up, be byteeth, an australian comedy—drama starring eliza scanlen, who appeared as beth march inreta gerwig's fabulous little women. i wanted to ask you something. uh-huh. will you come to my school formal? i'm a bit old for it? no. do i have to wear a suit? i don't think so. i'd like to wear one. scanlen plays miller, a terminally ill teenager who falls for an older boy called moses, played by toby wallace. moses isn't exactly what miller's parents would consider boyfriend material — he steals, he takes drugs and he's been kicked out of the house by his own mother. but sheltered miller is enchanted by his rebellious spirit. so her folks reluctantly let him into their home. based on a stage play by rita kalnejais, babyteeth is a remarkable debut from director shannon murphy, who deftly steers the tone from dark, character—driven farce to tragicomedy without missing a beat. she's also assembled a note—perfect cast. scanlen and wallace have a palpable connection, while essie davis and ben mendelsohn are hilarious and heartbreaking as miller's pill—popping mother and her psychiatris

tenet stars john david washington, son of denzel, as a spy who is recruited to a top—secret mission to a disastrous world event. after a spectacular opening establishing his fabulous skills, he's let in on the secret of inversion, a method of reversing the flow of time that can be harnessed by criminals and operatives. his code is tenet, a word that opens doors around the world. you want to crash a plane? well, not from the air. don't be so dramatic. he teams up with robert pattinson‘s debonair spy to infiltrate networks and stage daredevil heists, where they witness the effects of inversion. bullets fly backwards and there's a great deal of discussion around cause and effect. nolan is, of course, already the king of the intelligent blockbuster, and i think this is one of his most ambitious films to date. it's very heavy on verbal exposition and demands your complete concentration. he is effectively asking the audience to play at being spies themselves while providing the vicarious thrills of a slick, globetrotting mission. how would you like to die? old. washington is excellent and ha

set in 1983 and coloured in neutral grey and brown hues, it stars oksana as a psychologist. had asked to treat a famous cosmonaut in a secret soviet facility. it turns out he is suffering from more than ptsd. he is harbouring a parasite inside of him. openly influenced by the alien films, this delivers scares and a smattering of gore. having the creature in captivity somewhat limits the potential really, but igor‘s film is very efficient at building tension from atmosphere and characters. all in all, it is a serviceable horror that is on digital platforms now. if you are a fan of quirky documentaries with eccentric characters, check out my rembrandt, which is in cinemas and on demand now. prior to 2003, it had never occurred to me that one could buy a painting by rembrandt. you mean that one could actually buy? dropping in on buyers, auctioneers and art experts, the film follows people with a passion for the dutch painter, revealing the price they will pay for what may or may not be his work. trust me. billing itself as an epic art thriller might be slightly overstating it,

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and so, as we gather in this most fitting of settings, in front of the burma star memorial grove, ito be vital that we remember all those who we re vital that we remember all those who were so profoundly affected by this conflict, those who gallantly served, a number of whom we are fortu nate to served, a number of whom we are fortunate to have here amongst us. and those who gave and endured so much in so many other ways. to all of you, we owe the greatest debt of gratitude. which can never be fully repaid. having such vivid and special memories of attending one of the many burma star association reunions with my great—uncle lord mountbatten, and meeting some of the thousands of veterans still alive over 40 yea rs thousands of veterans still alive over 40 years ago, i felt most privileged to be asked to take on the patronage last year of the burma star memorialfund, the patronage last year of the burma star memorial fund, which, as the patronage last year of the burma star memorialfund, which, as of today, fully assumes the mantle of the association. of which my father was patron for

he starred in black panther, a film that proved groundbreaking and inspired a generation. criticism of the government's timing of new guidance for schools in england on how to respond to covid lockdowns, coming just days before pupils are due to return. the italian coastguard picks up migrants from a rescue boat in the mediterranean, a vessel funded by the street artist banksy. the first piece of silverware of the new football season in england has been won. chelsea are crowned winners of the women's community shield. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster penny smith and former pensions minister ros altmann. the sunday express says a coronavirus vaccine could be ready within the next six weeks in the best—case scenario, and britain is now at a crucial stage in the fight against the virus. as a result of the pandemic, the uk is set to have the largest tax rise in a generation. that's according to the sunday telegraph, which suggests treasury officials are pushing for the move. the observer reports th

please dial star three to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand. is there anyone on the line? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment is now closed. i want to make a motion to approve the lafco minutes from june 19, 2020. do i need a second for that? >> clerk: yes. >> chair fewer: second please? >> second. >> clerk: motion to approve the minutes. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. do we need to excuse missioner pollock from this meeting? should i make a motion? i like to make pa motion oexcuse commissioner pollock from this meeting. could i have a second please? >> supervisor mar: second. >> chair fewer: roll call vote please. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. please call item number three. [agenda item read] >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have our executive director presenting on this. >> thank you, good morning commissioners, bryan goebel executive officer. this item w

you are the star of your own television show.e launched your own company, and you have a deal at disney, an overall deal at disney now. how do you manage it all? >> with an incredible team of folks. i have the best support network. i mean, you know my whole family, and i think we operate very similarly, just always having our families involved in every step of the process. but i think fortunately i've been surrounded by people who encourage me to do it all. i remember thinking back to even first season of blackish. i was telling this forstory the other day. i remember how well come i felt in the "blackish" producer sections with you. i don't care if i don't get this because i had the best time. i was so happy with the experience itself. what it spoke to was my first days on set, everyone supporting how to figure out the balance of my education and this show and every other passion i've had has always been encouraged by everyone. so thank you for that. >> oh, my pleasure. and thank you for blessing me with your talent. now i want

please dial star three to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand. is there anyone on the line? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment is now closed. i want to make a motion to approve the lafco minutes from june 19, 2020. do i need a second for that? >> clerk: yes. >> chair fewer: second please? >> second. >> clerk: motion to approve the minutes. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. do we need to excuse missioner pollock from this meeting? should i make a motion? i like to make pa motion oexcuse commissioner pollock from this meeting. could i have a second please? >> supervisor mar: second. >> chair fewer: roll call vote please. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. please call item number three. [agenda item read] >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have our executive director presenting on this. >> thank you, good morning commissioners, bryan goebel executive officer. this item w

it comes after michelle obama had a starring role on monday night so starring role on monday night sopowerful women, the spouses of the president and vice president of the previous administration and it is these women who are being given these very prominent roles and you must wonder whether with college educated women in particular being a wea kness women in particular being a weakness for president donald trump, he has been losing in that demographic since he was elected and crated in that category on the 2018 midterms, whether that by putting these women, these prominent roles, thatis women, these prominent roles, that is trying to really attract even more of that group towards joe attract even more of that group towardsjoe biden. attract even more of that group towards joe biden. president trump himself has been talking about how the nice suburban housewife should love him and so housewife should love him and so clearly suburban women are a key block in this election and you would have to think that the prominence ofjill biden tonight will appeal to that. as an educator she will s

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north atlantic an autonomous territory of denmark and home to what may be the world's mistress to star restaurant the cox inferring is cox means something equivalent to fussing over something extraordinary paul andrea says scott opened the restaurant it's not a no. hi story building we're out here in nature we're surrounded by sheep waterfalls and chickens and i think that kind of experience. the restaurant only cooks with local projects and dusts a very creatively. house with this salad mussels love it and kelp. red sea urchin with marinated and. all this kelp and. many of the ingredients such as the kelp come from the restaurant's immediate vicinity seaweed is almost a staple of the cox restaurant. experiment with food and picnics is always important but also to you to be aware of your surroundings be aware of what goes on all the seasons are at the moment i think we are using probably 3 different parts of a few. other times a year we use more than backed. off a dog about 10 kilometers from the restaurant pool look eats his muscles. does. up a seafood in about a dozen traps in cages

to the president, a future star of the republican party but this person gets booted.ll see if there is an explanation of that. >> we're not getting one yet. >> thanks. going to gloria and david and nia mallika henderson. gloria, this qanon thing is obviously, it's a anti say met tick, anti catholic based conspiracy theory about deranged and just ludicrous on its face about democratic leaders and hollywood celebrities drinking the blood of children and worshipping satan and trafficking children from a pizza parlor but the president had multiple opportunities to distance himself from it and he has not done so. >> no, as he said, i hear they like me and that's all that matters to donald trump. i hear they like me. so let's invite her to the convention. i mean, this is the problem they have and reintroducing an inckce income -- incumbent president to be an affirmation of donald trump, kinder gentler donald trump if you will and they're trying to get the american public to buy into that picture and in doing so, they're saying as an empathetic eye look at th whom donald tru

run a hen kept is a trumpet player in the orchestra of star violinist and conductor once. you are he comes here to buy his mouthpieces and takes the opportunity to pronounce. them and these are. some of these it will be when you try out these trumpets you can really feel that you're not just holding any old hunk of metal but. you can sense all the care that went into making it work this is. as a musician and i like that feeling says mark this one. thorsten price came to much more cash and to start an apprenticeship and launched his own business after finishing at times he makes electric weston and constant guitars. actioned out of anything from precious tropical timbers to float. what counts most is that the wood is old enough so that it doesn't lose shape every guitar is custom made thorsten has never regretted moving away from the bustling city of hanover. we have a community here and an infrastructure that's grown over the course of generations the area is steeped in tradition you won't find that anywhere else at the same time we always keep an eye on contemporary devel

it was the recipient of ten battle stars. that's right. ten battle stars.and it was the ship chosen for the secret mission that helped end world war ii. but the heart of the indy and the heart of this congressional gold medal are the men who served on her. they were skippered by capture mcvay and they fought to defend our country, put their lives on the line, they never gave up against incredible odds and they showed incredible grit and determination and patriotism. those of us who are from indiana and indianapolis are incredibly proud that the crew and the ship carried the name of our capital city into battle with such amazing success and determination. the name "uss indianapolis" is still today sailing the seas and serves our nation and that cruise goal that is on the seas every day today is to try to live up to the example and the determination and the legend that was seat by heavy cruiser "indianapolis" and the crew. to our crew, thank you, from a grateful nation, for your courage, for your service, for your bravery while fighting to defend the united s

relatively faithful adaptation of the 1883 book the adventures of the pinocchio by carlo collodi, it starsto benigni as geppetto, the woodcarver who crafts a puppet that magically comes to life. using elaborate prosthetics and cgi, the child actor federico ielapi is transferred very credibly into the wooden puppet who just wants to be a real boy. the bond between geppetto and his "son" is tangible, so it's nerve—racking when the gullible pinocchio wanders off and gets lost in the countryside, encountering robbers and conmen. pinocchio is a gorgeous—looking film that occasionally tugs on the heartstrings. but it's much more satisfying in the subtitled version, which is showing in independent cinemas, than it is in the dubbed one that is showing in the multiplexes. the cloying english voices make it seem creepy. either way, pinocchio feels unusually dark and disturbing for a pg film, so while fans of garrone‘s twisted fairy tale film tale of tales will find plenty to feast on, the parents with younger children might want to wait for the upcoming disney live—action film from robert zemeckis.

the frequent french comedy—drama perfumes stars emmanuelle devos as a former perfumer who now works asse. anne's job is to sniff out problems in products and create a scent that customers don't turn their noses up at. from luxury leather handbags to cat litter, corporatejobs keep her busy enough to hire a chauffeur, guillaume, played by gregory montel. as a cash—strapped divorced father, he's reluctantly prepared to put up with a client who's both rude and demanding — which anne certainly is — but guillaume begins to take an interest in anne's work, and an unlikely understanding develops. cut from the same cloth as driving miss daisy and green book, perfumes pits two opposite characters against each other on journeys, making humourous work of their differences and tugging on the old heartstrings as they change each other‘s lives. there are moments of sharp comic timing. i definitely laughed out loud more than once. but generally, the film isn't quite witty or emotive enough to merit the leisurely pace. still, ifound it interesting insight into the job of a perfumer, which is a fabulous

>> main menu press star 3 to raise your hand. to access the help menu. >> clerk: [roll call] >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen, this is the recreation and park commission meeting -- what is today -- august 20, 2020. just a few notes, note that due to the coronavirus -- excuse me -- due to covid-19, the health emergency and to protect the board members and the city employees, city hall is closed. however, this meeting is remotely at the same extent as if physically present. we ask listeners to turn down your televisions or computers while listening to the phone call. we ask for your patience and as we may experience some issues, we are working on a new phone-in platform right now. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda. and each speaker is allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available by calling 1-(408)-418-9388. and the access code is 146 709 9693. if there's an item on the agenda that you would to comment on, press star, 3, to be added to