is showing and look at what the awards are in cannes and what the word of mouth is. in the 1960s, cannes was far more crucial as a tastemaker in the absence of other festivals, in the absence of what we now have in terms of the internet and social media. everything is on the internet, whether it be cannes or another festival. so it is not quite the same thing of limited access in every sense that cannes represented, say, in the 19605 and 19705. now, you know, we get our knowledge from immediate and varied sources. cannes has not been without criticism. the ongoing lament is that the festival is too much of a boys club. gender balance is often an issue at cannes. there have been years where it has been an almost entirely male competition. slightly better this year but certainly, still a lopsided selection. but even with its imperfections, every may, cannes intoxicates. the striking location, the emphasis is on fine art cinema juxtaposed with bra5h commercialism and the glitz and glamour all combine for a unique cannes experience. that brings our special cannes edition

cannes today, the mother of all film festivals. ted with italian neorealism. one of the films in the first edition from 1946 was rossellini‘s rome, open city. the french critics were very enthusiastic about the neorealists. the first few editions of the festival did a big part to put neorealism on the map. and who else would it be but sofia loren to excite the pressmen and crowds? it wasn‘t only international art cinema that defined cannes in its formative years. there was glitz, glamour, the media circus. cannes was always very good at attracting the most beautiful, talented and famous and, certainly, if you look at some of the images from the 19505, and you will see robert mitchum and kim novak and ava gardner. the glamour, the glitz, the stars on the riviera. that really was solidified in the 19505. over the years, the official film 5late at cannes has repeatedly recognised key films and filmmakers. cannes has dominated as the international tastemaker for arthouse cinema. ab5olutely. there are over 4,000 film festival5 during the

the same thing that cannes represented in the 1960s and 19705. nes has not been without criticism. the ongoing lament is that the festival is too much of a boys club. gender balance is often an issue at cannes. there have been years where it has been an almost entirely male competition. slightly better this year. but even with its imperfections, it every may, cannes intoxicates. the striking location, the emphasis is on fine art cinema juxtaposed with brash consumerism. it all combines foray unique cannes experience. that brings our special cannes edition of talking movies to a close. please remember you can a lwa ys a close. please remember you can always reach us online@bbc.com and you can find us on facebook as well. so from me and the rest of our production crew here on the french riviera, it is goodbye as we leave you with some of the sights and sounds of the cannes film festival. hello. with a bank holiday weekend now upon us, we are set to see a bit of a change in this hot, dry weather, that has been with us for the past few days. here was

the 70thurtain up on cannes film festival kicks off. >> thanks for joining us. our top stories this hour, blurring party lines. emmanuel macron has appointed his cabinet with centrist, conservatives, and political newcomers in the mix. he's picked ministers from across the political spectrum but also get half of the jobs up grabbed two women. crucial parliamentary elections are just around the corner. we take a closer look at who is who in his cabinet. >> 22 ministers, 11 men, and 11 women. macron's first government s and politicaln outsiders. at 69, the new minister has been one of his closest advisers. the centrist leader becomes justice minister. he will be in charge of a new law to clean up french politics. a key condition for his political alliance with macron earlier this year. sending a strong signal to the business community, conservatives will be in charge of the economy. finance minister and the budget minister. a well-known environmental activist has been named ecology minister. he was in charge of defense under president francois hollande and becomes

moulin rouge dancer, but this is really dominating the cannes film festival. e has no less than four injuries. forget #cannes. est. year it is #nicolef thousands try to get a glance of their idol. >> we are going to see nicole kidman today. >> and finally she appears, womangh kidman's a busy involved in no less than four projects in this year's cannes film festival. this one starts off as a family comedy, but quickly becomes something much darker. you know i am always seeking out filmmakers that are different, and always trying to find those people. they are hard to find, hugos is completely uncompromising. i am still experimenting her. is fair to say that the cannes film festival has been good to kidman. she has had moulin rouge, collaborations with david lynch, there has been a snob, but now she -- a mother, and a boarding school mistress. where she cance nourish herself and reinvent herself thanks to directors who let her explore her new territory. unlike in hollywood where she is confined to playing porcelain dolls. kidman,ring alongside anning.anning -- el

. >> it is time now for our special encore coverage from the cannes film festival. with france 24's eve jackson. ♪ >> so far the seen coming out of the festival is a lost and lonely children, rejected, abandoned, orphaned. of two children, both runaways to new york. ones two stories in one, set in the 1920's in black and white and the second in the very colorful 1970's. ♪ s> if "wonder struck" win cannes it will be as iff two movies take home the prize. the story based on a novel by brian selznick is about two children who run away to find 1920 andents, one in the other year laters -- years later. julianne moore plays two different roles. the actors one in --the actress won in cannes years ago and was deeply moved by the book. >> i found it so compelling and said universal -- and so universal a story, how when you are young you try to take control of your young life. wonderstruck" is one of moorel movies haynes and worked together on. >> we spend a lot of time looking at silent film and movies from the 1970's, urban two extraordinary era in our history. with a norman

theater chains want to block us from entering the cannes film festival. ther talks, they said that films will be allowed to stay in the competition but to abuse the french theater industry, the festival has also established a new rule. as of next year, all cannes films must be ready to be distributed in french theaters. >> we agree that a film should be released in french theaters and spectators should have access to it. at the same time, what are we talking about? that canmber of films and unfortunately do not make it to theaters. another film in the competition but they stream online and in theaters. watching france 24. let's take a look at today's top stories. french presidential elect emmanuel macron has parliament in his sights. of hundreds of mps, half of whom had never run for office before. the white house downplaying controversy surrounding the firing of fbi director james comey. was as it comes out he dismissed days after he asked for more money to expand the investigation into russia's ties to the election. brazil's former president on the stand

it is cinema going, which is what the cannes film festival is all about. molly: let's look at the headlines. iranians vote for the next president. incumbent hassan rouhani faces a strong challenge from populist hardliner egrahbrahim raisi. u.s. president donald trump says he is the victim of a domestic witchhunt, this as he gears up for his first international trip. president emmanuelle rock thrown -- emmanuel macron who has arrived in molly to reaffirm france's commitment to fight jihadists -- has arrived in mali. those are live images from mali, the country's east. we are moments away from a press conference that will be taking place. this is president macron first trip abroad outside of europe. he was sworn into office, installed as president, this past sunday. this marks his first week in office as the head of the french state. a shorted here in mali time ago, earlier today, and he is standing next to the malian president. we will hear from both men. >> [speaking foreign language] molly: we're waiting for our translation to come through. once again, we

. >>> and a hollywood star speaking out at the cannes film festival. >>> we're back now with an alert about a about a growing scam that's turning the american dream of owning a home into a nightmare. cyber thieves are targeting buyers as they're closing on a home by intercepting e-mail and stealing their payments. some lose hundreds of thousands of dollars. nbc business correspondent jolene kent on what to look out for. >> reporter: from the fbi office in minneapolis, a new warning for home buyers about con artists out to steal their payments. >> someone could lose their life savings. >> reporter: the fbi says reports of these scams have increased 480%. costing home buyers hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> they are watching everything someone is doing and deciding the right time and right place the will strike. >> reporter: here's how it works, when buying a home the e-mail of the broker or buyer is hacked and they intercept messages and at the right moment insert fraudulent account information that looks official. and buyers unknowingly wire money for a payment to an account in th

all the movies that marked my career prefer screen here in cannes. i am proud to be here tonight. nee: 310 oscar joaquin phoenix won best actor for the hitman "you are never really hear." best director went to sofia coppola for "the guy out." -- beguiled." >> remind you top stories in paris, i states meeting taking place as vladimir putin meets a manual macron the french president says is important to talk to russia to resolve international issues. the kremlin is hoping both leaders get to know each other. in defiance of international pressure and the threat of more sanctions, pyongyang fires a short range for sick missile prompting a firm response from japan. it is time for the business news. i'm joined by brian quinn. we are starting out with a big development. >> the european airplane manufacturer just progress on a new helicopter factory in china. it will supplant 100 choppers to the local consortium for a one billion euro deal. angela merkel eight the with chinese authorities during a visit last summer, making airbus the first foreign company to build helicopters in china. the

the bbc‘s tim allman reports. cannes is where glamour meets art, celebrity meets creativity. year's winner of the palm d'or such a surprise. a swedish comedy causing something of an upset. the maker, ruben, thrilled to bits. it is fantastic. i am so happy they chose a film dealing with this content. and, uhh, yeah, we aimed to do a funny movie that at the same time dealt with important questions. i am super happy they chose this. the square, a satire about a museum pr stunt which goes somewhat awry, described by the cannes jury as a rich masterpiece, talking about the dictatorship of political correctness. other winners were diane kruger, who played a woman trying to put her life back together after her family were killed in a bomb attack in the fade. joaquin phoenix looked a little stunned when he was named best actor for his role as a hitman in you were never really here. he did apologise for his attire. his shoes were sent home by mistake. another year goes by honouring the art of filmmaking. tim allman, bbc news. a night of high drama. angela merkel has warned europe can n

checking in with you every day on "france 24" to get the latest from the cannes film festival. narrator: 2008, discontent turns into confrontation. around the world peoeople take o the streets. ♪ music momar: they use tear gas, electric batons, plastic bullets. it was a very, very hard day. narrator: protests like these in dakar and senegal spread to many other cities. there were similar riots in egypt and in india. in haiti the president was overthrown. the reason? high food prices. one of the major causes: climate change. villagers are leaving their homes simply to survive.

reporter: all the stars came out to the opening gala of the cannes film festival. an brody, susan sarandon were among the big names that travel to help celebrate the 70th anniversary. ♪ reporter: and this could be the year for creative women at cannes. the opening film stars to women. -- two women. ♪ >> ♪ it ain't me ♪ reporter: three strong women are in the jury. a german director and actresses. this year jury's president is a spanish woman. a before have so many female directors and competing for the award, like this woman from japan with her drama. scottish filmmaker lynn ramsay, and a feminist remake of the american civil war drama, the beguiled. nicole kidman and colin farrell play the leads. this is also the second year running that a german film has made it to the competition, a remarkable development. >> it was tough to find even a single german film, but now they are back. last year there was a film that scored the hit, and this year, they are back in competition with into the fame. reporter: diane kruger plays a woman who'd loses her father and son in a bo

grexit is the first day of the official competition here in cannes. e hot ticket tonight is wonder struck. it is the story of two deaf children whose destinies are intertwined in the new york of the 1920's and the 1970's. it stars michelle williams and julianne moore. she is accompanied by some talented young child actors. let's take a look at them in action. this is seen as a triumphant return for director todd haynes. he directed his 2015 film carol at the festival. it was a word-of-mouth sensation and it won an oscar. there is also a russian film screening tonight. it is called loveless and the critics are expecting great things from that. the director's previous film, leviathan, was very well-received in 2014. genie: let's take a look at today's headlines. emmanuel macron held his first ministerial meeting today with his newly named cabinet. the independent french president giving top spots to conservatives, socialists and political newcomers. departmentstice names a former fbi director as special counsel to oversee the investigation into possible

filme at the cannes festival. think people at a festival like this care about climate change? >> i think the answer is definitely yes. i have a special place in my s, because 11ne years ago, this was the place where in many ways, the martyr climate movement was launched. it taught me -- the modern climate movement was launched. it taught me that a movie can be the most powerful way to tell a story with meeting for people, and now, a decade later, there is a new story that shows how we can solve the climate crisis. we have the solutions now. that is one of the things that has changed in the last 11 years, so i'm very optimistic. but this movie is intended to convince people that this is a time for action, because the demand for solutions to be implemented must come from the people. be next generation would justified in looking back at us and asking, what were you thinking? couldn't hear what the scientists were saying, what mother nature was screaming at you? >> in one phrase, describe your mission for the next 20

the cannes film festival is a place where celebrity meets art and creativity. s year's winner of the palm the all such a surprise. —— palm d'or. a swedish comedy has made an upset. the director is thrilled. it is fantastic. i am so happy they chose a film dealing with this kind of content. and, yeah, we and to do a funny movie that dealt with important questions at the same time. —— aimed. i am important questions at the same time. —— aimed. iam happy they chose this. the square, a satire about a be asked and which went awry, talking about the dictatorship of political correctness. —— pr stu nt. of political correctness. —— pr stunt. other winners were diane kruger, who played a woman tried to put her life back together after her family were killed in a bomb attack in the fade. joaquin phoenix looked stunned when he was given best actor for his role as a hitman. he apologised for his clothes. his shoes were sent home in a mistake. another year goes by honouring the art of filmmaking. not so much the wrong trousers, the wrong shoes! this is bbc news. this is the

now, she has turned critic chastizing the portrayal of women at the cannes film festival. >> the oneng i took away from this experience is how the world views women from the female characters i saw represented. it was quite disturbing to me to be honest. >> reporter: chastain watched 20 movies as a festival juror and her comments went viral. >> i do hope when we include more female story tellers we will have more of the women i recognize in my day-to-day life. >> reporter: in 2016 only 7% of the 250 top grossing films in the u.s. were directed by women. female stars have long criticized hollywood famous for liberal activism for the way it portrays and pays women. a-lister jennifer lawrence slamming the multi-million dollar wage gap and meryl streep demanding more and better roles for older women trying to break up the old boys club. directors, male producers, male writers. if you have women making the decisions in hollywood, then you'll see more female representation. >> reporter: at cannes, one sign of progress, sophia copollo, named the best director for "the beguile" just the seco

the last in, look at cannes. have you seen the square?y was not a front—runner, it is a satire. thank you forjoining us, michaela. that's all we have time for. see you in a while. buy. —— goodbye. this is the shape of things to come rather than what we saw for many athletes during the course of sunday which was a decent enough day for many. the weather watchers were out in force it again but the clout it up in force it again but the clout it up across in force it again but the clout it up across southern parts in the afternoon on into the evening. and that came as we began to see the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of france across the channel up into the southern parts of the british isles and then late in the day the first signs of some thunderstorms really beginning to pull up across southern parts of france, some of those working their way overnight to the southern half of britain. matey fare here, slightly fresher into the northern parts of scotland. it will start dry on monday. it won't last all day, i assure you ,

the cannes jury president described the square as a rich masterpiece that tackles what he called the. thanks for staying with us. this is bbc news. some of you may be wondering why i have this particular sphere behind me. it is a decent day across the british isles, isn't it? well, it was, until we started thickening cloud across the channel, eventually into the southern counties of england and wales. we have already seen the odd moderate to heavy burst of rain, the odd rumble of thunder. we are going to continue that process to the rest of the evening and overnight, pushing rain up to northern ireland, southern parts of scotla nd northern ireland, southern parts of scotland and through the north of england, the midlands. following on behind as we get into the muggy air. it may be that we see the return of thunderstorms across central and southern england, towards east anglia and maybe the south—east. notice how mild and sticky it is across the south. much fresher further north, where it stays dry for the first part of bank holiday monday. that is not going to be the way of it. we ar

the cannes film festival is a place where celebrity meets art and creativity. are. that makes this year's winner of the palme d'0r such a surprise. a swedish comedy causing upset. reuben 0stland is thrilled. it is fantastic. i am so happy they chose a film dealing with this kind of content. and, yeah, we aimed to do a funny movie that dealt with important questions at the same time. i am happy they chose this. the square, a satire about a pr stunt which went awry, talking about the dictatorship of political correctness. it was described by the jury as a rich masterpiece. diane kruger. 0ther winners were diane kruger, who played a woman trying to put her life back together after her family were killed in a bomb attack in in the fade. joaquin phoenix looked stunned when he was given best actor for his role as a hit man. he apologised for his clothes — his shoes were sent home by mistake. still, a night to celebrate for all of those who won. at another year to celebrate the art of filmmaking. congratulations to those winners. a reminder of our top stories, angela m

after emigrating at 25 years old he now lives in germany. >> near the end of the cannes festival be surein us over the weekend when we'll be debriefing the best films and most memorable moments. see you then. democracynow.org 05/26/17 05/26/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> it was a quesestion of implementing the only way, the only thing they could do to stop a program which was to support social rights they wanted to set back. they were not able to do this through

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the cannes film festival has drawn to a close down in the with a swedish, satire about the art world up the coveted palme d'or this year. this event has been a whirlwind of glamour, gowns and endless screenings. moments for you now. ♪[music] >> a surprise palme d'or winner. topcannes film festival award went to the ruben oz lin, a in fire about the artwork sweden. ♪[music] topics and the situations, very close to stand-up comedy. you easily can relate to. and it's a dilemma. a dilemma is something that you wo one or two -- no -- more options, how to react, but none are easy. they always lift up moral questions. runner-up went to the "120 tipped french drama beats per minute." follows an aids activist group in 1990's paris. >> it was important for me to a film on this theme. i didn't know which angle to a workecause it remains of fiction, even though a lot of it really happened. and i all these elements shuffled them like a deck of cards, to tell a story that's work of cinema. ♪[music] for bestkrueger won actress. her first and her native german. started here.all i received my first a

the cannes film festival is marking its 70th year. over the last seven decades, it has evolved and changed, much like the industry itself. e hahas this report. a eventit started as held in a peaceful him a coastal town. it was already a display of groep -- glamour and elegance and a promise of commercial success for winning motion pictures. throughout t the, the festival d its reputation deveveloped, and nearly -- in the early 1980's, built sixf cannes floors of offices and projection rooms. as the movie industry grew, so did the festival's influence, bringing in thousands of professionals from around the world. >> there are about 3000 movies presented here every year -- projects and competitions, everything from genre movies, independent movies, big blockbusters. the whole industry is represented. >> -- not -- pierre: the iconic 24 steps image ofhanged the films around the world. the red carpet him a both a blessing and a curse for the festival's organizing. >> it is tempting to take advantage of the red carpet when you are the direct

the 70th cannes film festival has drawn to a close. joachim phoenix won the prize for best actor.creativity. this is a place that takes film making very seriously. which makes this year's winner of the palm d'0r such a surprise. the swedish comedy, causing something of an upset. the film—maker is thrilled to bits.|j causing something of an upset. the film-maker is thrilled to bits. i am super happy that they chose a film which is dealing with this content. yes. we aim to do a funny movie, at the same time dealing with important questions. i am super happy they picked this film for us. the square, a satire about a pr stunt that goes arrived it was described as a rich masterpiece attacking the dictatorship of political correctness. diane kruger. aye other winners included diane kruger, for her role in the german film, in the fade. she plays a woman trying to put her life back together after her family are killed in a bomb attack. joachim phoenix looked a little stunned when he was named best actor for his role as a hate man. he did apologise for his attire. his shoes had been sent h

a swedish film called the square has backed the top award at the cannes film festival. as one of 19 films competing for the palm d'0r prize. this festival this year has been surrounded by controversy. netflix broke with tradition by not releasing its two entries in cinemas. i spoke to the netflix chief product officer about why they chose that distribution model. we are chose that distribution model. we a re really chose that distribution model. we are really trying to meet consumer expectations around their entertainment experience, meaning broad entertainment experience, meaning b roa d a ccess entertainment experience, meaning broad access to content and we know that the films, we know this global distribution platform we have the person i —— personalisation platform can find the biggest audience and support those creators more effectively and we think it's a great option the distribution. you have the issue about how friends cinema tickets are taxed and a lot of those proceeds go to brand —— fund the french cinema so in essence your distribution model would kill fren

and the film that's sparked a generational clash at the cannes film festival has its world premiere.

and the world premiere of a film controversially entered into the cannes film festival is repeatedly terrupted by boos from the audience. donald trump's presidency has run into further controversy after two separate american newspapers made two new allegations about possible links between the white house and russia. the first relates to a meeting the president had with russian officials, with the new york times claiming donald trump told them this. and then this from the washington post. "the senior white house adviser under scrutiny by investigators is someone close to the president." the reports were made publicjust as donald trump was leaving for his first overseas visit as president. and in yet another development this evening, we've heard that james comey will testify in an open session before the senate intelligence committee. let's take you straight to the bbc‘s laura bicker in washington. we will start with the latest development in a long line of developments. james comey will give evidence in an open hearing. what he has to say will be crucial to know about the circumstances

and the film that's sparked a generational clash at the cannes film festival has its world premiere. we'll tell you what the public thought of it. donald trump's presidency has run into further controversy, after two separate american newspapers made two new allegations about possible links between the white house and russia. the first relates to a meeting the president had with russian officials, with the new york times claiming donald trump told them: ”'i just fired the head of the fbi. he was crazy, a real nutjob, i faced great pressure because of russia. the senior white house adviser under scrutiny by investigators is someone close to the president. the reports were made publicjust as donald trump was leaving for his first overseas visit as president. and, in yet another development, we've heard that james comey will testify in an open session before the senate intelligence committee. i spoke to the bbc‘s laura bicker in washington about that latest report. it's one of these hearings where the entire washington and parts of the united states may grind to a standstill. remember, t

. >>> that is kendall jennings stunning at the cannes film festival. is the look really grabbed our attention at a fashion event, she paired an elegant top and still let toe heels with cutoff jean shots. she makes it all the work. who made it work at the billboard music awards? a legend who left no doubt she's still got it. ♪ if i could turn back time >> cher channelled her 71-year-old self, and her 71-year-old self, wearing a bodysuit, a motorcycle jacket and thigh-high boots. we can all bow down to the legend. >> i'm 71 yesterday. so, yeah -- and i can do a five-minute plank, okay, just sayin'. >> vanessa hudgens did her best cher impersonation. a favorite was this flamingo dress. but the most memorable dress goes to celine dion and the hardest part to pull off wasn't those sleeves but this -- >> everybody think it's my clouds. . it's my train. >> i said forget the 15 racks you brought me, this is it. >> miley cyrus, no latex, no censorship required. >> my big sister, miley cyrus! >> but the big trend of the night stars going sheer. >> what's the sec

. >>> will smith descended on the cannes film festival along with jessica chastain. ey're serving on the jury who will determine the winners. meanwhile bayside, baywatch is headed to theaters from a week from friday. it's sexy and wait until you see all the kisses. what about kissing efron okay, all right. >> you got to say it, like, wait anymore. zac efron has some soft lips, guys. >> who kissed better? >> are you being serious sf. >> obviously the rock. >> she was a better kisser, for sure. but, but it was funnier to look up and see dwayne's face. >> looking up and seeing alexandra's face actually had zac a little smitten. during our press day he was tweeting pictures of the two of them with, quote, peep those eyes. what is it like looking into her eyes. >> it's crazy. just look into the cameras, you'll see. there's different blue you haven't seen before. >> it's like they have superpowers. your own eyes have superpowers. >> strangly enough they haven't been superpowersy. >> there were also long looks and kisses between dwayne and ilfenesh hadera. >> tell me dwayne,

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the 70th cannes film festival has ended, with the coveted palmeen comedy and thriller. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletic events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7am. taunting which led to scuffles, scuffles to fighting, fighting to full—scale riot as the liverpool fans broke out of their area and into the juve ntus enclosure. the belgian police had lost control. the whole world will mourn the tragic death of mr nehru today. he was the father of the indian people from the day of independence. the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than a500 episodes. the chat show has made her one of the richest people on the planet. geri halliwell, otherwise known as ginger spice, has announced she's left the spice girls. i don't believe it, she's the one with the bounce, the go, the girl power. not geri, why? this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the german cha

. >> actor salma heyek was at the cannes film festival when she heard about the attack. >> my daughter, ariana grande is her favorite singer. if it was in london, this concert, my daughter would have been in that concert. it's her favorite singer, my daughter is 9. she would have been there. this is one of the reasons why i have not slept. i don't even know how, i don't know where to begin here. >> ariana grande is back in the united states after last night's horrific attack in uk. she was greeted by loved ones after she landed in florida. her manager scooter braun told cbs news that her mental state is not good at all. jennifer peros is at the manchester arena. >> tonight, vigils are being held here. as for ariana grande, she's not expected to go through her shows in london on thursday and friday evening. as for the rest of her tour, well, sources tell "e.t." that her team is continuing to assess the situation. as i'm sure you can imagine, this story is a particularly upis thing one for every parent. the attack killed 22 people including an 8-year-old girl. this morning i spoke to sev

. >>> and the swedish comedy "the square" claimed the coveted award at the cannes film festival. ame as a surprise. meanwhile sophia coppola became the second to win best director. she was honored for her remake of a 1971 civil war drama "the beguiled." >>> still ahead, zika outbreak. they warn of the places with the highest risk of the mosquito born virus. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow ♪ ask your heart doctor about entresto. and help make tomorrow possible. ♪ you're only

the cannes film festival.sappoint this year's vinchy couture, beautiful, sheer panel, feather detailing. went all out. >> in case you cannot tell, once again, writing our fashion stories. and it looks like street chic has finally hit. >> street chic. >> red carpet. marianne coutierre, blue screens and white flowing. >> susan sarandon. stole the spotlight in the form fitting emerald green gown, velvet. what's that velvet? yes it is. plunging neckline. rocked some shades on the red carpet. >> rushing to greet her. bella hadid, a wardrobe mall function. her high leg slip opened up to reveal her undies. >> doubt too many were complaining abut that one. next up, growing controversy over rompers for men, romphims. >> earlier this week we told you about them. the startup launching hoping to ha shorts and shirts. well, onesies for men. >> cam newton. >> did he start it. >> bringing up the rompers. time for kendim. s to get one. >> come on, cam. ♪ ito become dangerous.d for an everyday item new tide pods child guard pa

. >> it started -- of the cannes film festival. peaceful filmas a festival held in a small town. the promise of commercial success for the winning motion pictures. throughout the years, the festival and his reputation developed, and in the early 1980's, the city built six floors of offices and projection rooms. grew, sovie industry did the festival's influence, bringing in thousands of professionals from around the world. >> there are about 3000 movies represented here every year, projects or films in competition. it had everything from independent movies to big blockbusters. the whole industry is represented. steps forever 24 change the character of the biggest film festival in the world. carpet event for moviegoers and cameras to catch a glimpse of international stars . the red carpet both a blessing and a curse for the festival's organizers. >> it's attempting to take advantage of the red carpet when you're the director of the festival. with the millions of viewers attempting to play on us, i personally never done it. of course i've had movies with celebrities and stars. but i