that's all i ever wanted really was to be in the theatre. the theatre, this is where it's at. if you want to be an actor. i mean there are great great film actors and i admire them enormously. i love the movies and i love being in them occasionally but there's nothing to me that doing for example going to chicago and working with bob falls and bryan deny me on the ice man cometh was for me in my life and career was a life changing experience. >> we conclude this evening with daniel rose, one of the great chefs in paris. his restaurant is called spring. >> i have an incredibly privileged position to have a job that, a full time job that i enjoy and a place to cook and to continue to learn to cook and interact with other cooks and customers that can be nourished for a very very very long time. so i look at spring restaurant today and whennen think about what it was three years ago, how much progress we've made, how much more interesting it is today. i wonder, i think that it's more of an internal process than an expansion process. the idea, what excites me about having a restaur

movie theatres were closing in waves, 55 in new york alone.o make matters worse, hollywood was coming apart. anti-trust action dismantled the entire studio system. the monopoly of the movies was over. hollywood's reaction to tv was like one of its plot lines. at first denial, then feeling threatened, followed by fierce competition until embracing the adversary. yet it was television that produced a new generation of movie directors that told stories in new ways, with movies like "the manchurian candidate," "bonnie and clyde," and "mash." the studios didn't disappear; they adapted. and so did the movies. today, we are on the verge of another revolution, as a whole new range of digital technologies will change both the business and style of motion pictures. in this program, narrated by cliff robertson, we will see some surprises as tv collided with the movies in "film in the television age." ♪ just friends ♪ lovers no more ♪ just friends ♪ but not like before ♪ film... tv. one is reverential, the other is "i'm dominating." (charles champlin) the

my ski theatre i'm a the second to be o.b.e. money in stevia to choose which is both a cultural contemporary i don't know logically serving auditoriums so join me to almost say honored c m a the second as we bring you the glitz the glamour and the best of the best in the performing arts right here at marines q.p.r. to. you. to. see. you live on one hundred thirty three possible for food because you know how fabulous. i mean the town i go as i'm sitting in the same really messed up. in the old original totally appalled us a little more secure for the little. white house of a. radio guy and columbo minestrone critic cause they all want to.

great company then you have thanks to most of your years ahead of the world renowned marine ski theatre valerie go to conduct the grand opening of the new multimillion dollar stage space of the latest pictures in our special coverage from marine ski to in just a few minutes. for now though it is a happy day for euro skeptics across britain this hour for the u.k. independence party stole the show at another british byelection ukip came in second in south shields which is perceived as having a having a staggering result considering the party did not even stand in the constituency in the last general election more on this knowledge swansea's serve. people went see the polls for the local elections in england and wales yesterday here in the north of the country. was under way with the former labor david miliband. growing public support. being right at the center of that they were coming. through. the charismatic leader here backing his candidate. but as we've seen recently with clothing support the public are really responding to these mainstream party politicians now. to a question about t

for generations at the marine ski theatre ballet sweat and tears on a. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so poorly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard luck and was a big picture. to live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous bad luck i got so. i mean at the town i believe that i'm sitting in the city really messed up. in the old story so closely. it's a little worse if you're going through the white house or the. radio guy and politico minestrone. what what we're about to have you never seen anything like this i'm told. lots of guys i mean martin and this is great on the sets when you hear about big bank c.e.o.'s and running away with millions of dollars in taxpayer funds for their bonuses takers wish that you could just arrest these chronicles yourselves well that's exactly what one twenty two year old tried to do his name is melvin willis he'

there are many up and coming dancers in the theatre. everybody is given the opportunity to dance and. sometimes some of them have plenty of work. for some people like me there were periods where i had nothing to do until recently . thank you luckily i'm much busier this season. i. think i'm performing some of the parts i'm completely exhausted but nobody envious me because they know it's hard. to see that you're almost ready to die. when you leave the court about to do so you feel very lonely because some of your friends have turned away from me but that's the sort of situation the to experienced during the first year of my fourth season. everybody has come around the thought thomas i don't said after oh. a little closer to it should be no distance between you take a step towards her and make sure her chest faces this way right up to her true too . delicately. very often oksana finds herself at the center of some gossip to work with but here but this is only natural because when she suddenly appears in a solo part after dancing in the c

and in the combination of the crazy things going on in the theatre with grotowski and environmental theatrend interacting with the audiences and that strong black movement, and anti-war movement. so all this stuff was churning around in one's consciousness. (brian de palma) this whole new way of involving an audience in a kind of visceral way they'd never done before. (policeman) what's his real name? (yelling) how does he know? freeman, martin freeman. i know him. my name is zinn, murray zinn. (overlapping dialogue) c'mon, martin! aahh! aahh! aahh! and the only thing we could do was try to express ourselves on film the way people around us were doing. we'd hoped that that would lead to making films in narrative. when we were in film school there was absolutely no chance of making it into the hollywood film industry. and nobody even considered it. the most chance we had was as a disneyland ticket-taker. well, at the time all these directors emerged, there was actually no way they'd be hollywood employees. hollywood was very much a closed industry those days. and the way in to theatrical fil

every corner of the marian ski theatre to captures your i and i wanted to find out a little bit more about how the architecture the were able to combine both the old model and ski together with this contemporary invitee and very vibrant space. porteous is the classic hallmarks of the eighteenth and nineteenth century opera house is a horseshoe shaped three balconies a tried and trusted designed to carry both grand scale and quiet intimacy but there's a twenty first century twist smart walls so that even the father spectator catches even the quietest nights backstage the marines is like a factory scene dolls of flying towers and axes areas designed to operate so that sets can be moved quickly and easily so productions can be staged back to back the opening night garland the second of may three days of launch performances and just a general director valerie gave who will conduct an area of stars including placido domingo overborrowed enough and renee topic in the words of the to stick direct to himself the programmes the inaugural festival in which are easy to demonstrate the extraordi

go to every corner of the marian ski theatre to captures your i and i wanted to find out a little bit more about how the architecture the were able to combine both the old muddy and ski together with this contemporary inviting and very vibrant space. the people of the city are seriously protective of what's billed here jack diamond is the architect to who had to step in to complete the much contested theater especially making it fit in with st petersburg iconic historic skyline the building is paying attention to the street scraper from peter's. modest as a foil to the old building and to the rest of the architecture but once you get inside the world a cathedral is the holy of holies from religion that's the holy of holies for music an opera for audiences the classic home oxley eighteenth and nineteenth century opera houses of a whole show. shade three balconies a tried and said designed to carry both grand scale and quiet intimacy that is a twenty first century twist smart walls so that even the father spectator catches even the pointers knights started on the mountain miles to get y

of the world renowned theatre in st petersburg as a rich musical legacy and it's now branched out letting its name to completely new venue risky theater two as it's been named is a state of the art concert hall on thursday night with a series of some performances artist about what side reports. this much loved venue is launching its new ad most ambitious project yet money in skiffy attitude. taking ten yes reach premie and i'd although it's not come cheap at some seven hundred thirty million dollars but what audiences will get is a seventy nine thousand square building and to accommodate today's most demanding productions on my car grand aging sister every one of the two thousand people in mariinsky still had to choose auditorium will be able to see every inch of the stage no blind spots even on the roof and i'll stress school m.p.p. at the end terrace over the keys and petersburg see if the bosses are clear that it's the next generation of audiences in this sights. were ever. so yeah. it's nice to. hear. every corner of the matter you had to touch is your i and i wanted to find out a lit

high tech twin well here's a quick peek at what will be the first star studded performance risky to theatre. well the head of the venue and their. conduct the god of what is also his sixtieth birthday prima ballerina. and spanish tenor siegel domingo will be among those starring at the premiere it's about to show you right now but let's go live to say who's got a lot more to tell us over to you what's it been like so far. well carrie good evening to you and two of you definitely we've all been waiting for an anticipated plaza talia's as a basing and a little bit less grand as expected but the few twists that will surprise a few people let me tell you a little bit about where i am today at the marines. opening day and of course i'm standing right here at the college just hours before some of the of the arts and culture here in st petersburg and around the world joining us to celebrate this new space now let me tell you and our viewers a little bit about what makes this a building so special now not only because it's in one of russia's cultural centers the st petersburg but it's also because

years old and of course celebrating twenty five years as maestro and to sit director of mariinsky theatre one and mariinsky if he had to see the performances was what everybody was looking forward to here at the opening of those mariinsky all concern all played their best showcasing the strings and influences which could be heard all the way from the back of the auditorium to the front and split as a platinum sound and of course the ballet theatre itself did not disappoint they put on a show to be remembered i think that this is the night that everybody here in st petersburg and around the world will be talking point years to come about the spectacular gala that was put on yeah i feel you should be proud to use your heart on the show. this morning marian ski to. will be. a great company then you have to thank so much for your years all of us thought of you an ecstatic it's a great honor for me to participate in the opening of the woodstock and to congratulate tyler you get is nothing else it's a wonderful stage tonight so i think one of the most important. things. on stage like this is ac

this beijing theatre we met justin cai this afternoon.eporter: neither sony which distributed django unchanged in china nor the chinese film board which oversees censorship would tell us exactly what was changed. reports are that scenes of nudity and violence were deleted and the color of blood was altered to appear less gory. >> censorship is definitely one of the main issues that you have to live with in china period. janet yang is a hollywood film producer. who has helped bring american movies to china since the mid 1980s. how much is hollywood thinking about china? >> a lot. less than a decade ago china was the 25th largest movie market in the world. today it's the second largest. and on track to overtake the u.s. by 2020. what are the issues that are most sensitive for the chinese when it comes to american movies? >> violence and sex and i think just anything that might create instability in society. >> reporter: in "skyfall" sensors ordered the killing of a chinese security guard to be cut. in "ironman 3," filmmakers added a famous

it was a full house here at the marion ski theatre she had the pre opening evening performances where veterans of my reinstate war veterans as well as a performance arts culture and of the who's who of us and peters that we invited here for there's a pretty rehearsal evening now of course everybody in st petersburg and around the world has been waiting in anticipation for this new space as we all know as marine steve the mother started the new marine skis be to as well renowned to but after ten years and seven hundred million dollars are spent on making this grand space we're already to see what it was like and why importantly what the sound from the performances sounded like and nothing was short of a spectacular now of course this evening was meant to highlight how the space can work in terms of the different genres and the different performances from opera to ballet to all kids show us all here in this interchangeable stage of course so one of the best people we're looking on for tonight was none other than a district director over the marines do you fear one and what if you fear t

one project in a particular the alexander theatre outthink a boulevard is my roenlt and we have a hearing this thursday and there's no one in my affirm that has the information to be able to present the projects. i have one left hand architect who works for me and hope to have one or two more so in the next month's. so if other projects do move along and a do need to be presented i can have staff working on the projects. the large projects have professionals involved to present those projects. so i'm asking inform a waiver to continue my livelihood as long as serve on the prehistoric committee >> any questions? >> what would you do if you worn out granted this waiver. >> i won't be able to serve the big conflict is not appearing before the commission but that i work with planners and staff in the building department and the planning dependent on various projects. obviously anything that is a conflict on that board i will recuse myself. i would go everything i could to have someone else presents those projects. but this is really related to ongoing work with staff. >> my understanding is t

fourth generation of the myriad ski theatre ballet sweat and tears. this is our team or world news for you now and many of us government officials are calling for tougher national security measures in the wake of the deadly boston bombings and more than a decade of multi-billion dollar surveillance at the expense of civil liberties and failed to prevent terror at home or in a port now reports experts saying washington security strategy has already cost far more than its worth september eleventh two thousand and one terrorism claims the lives of nearly three thousand americans and the construction of a super sized u.s. security paradigm begins. surveillance technology has become the driving force behind washington's counterterrorism strategy bodies scanned at airports faces filmed on the streets and social media closely monitored in cyberspace there has been a severe denigration of civil rights and civil liberties and the anger and geisha of power by federal government authorities and by law enforcement against individual since two thousand and one hou

he is that not really exciting and he told me the cultural relevance on this theatre. has a new building constraint technically complex performances by the russian foreign opera and ballet companies an incredible night to remember a spectacular performance is it was just the opening night do we have two more nights of this. so join me with a ride here on out see formal. or lucky girl you can head to our web site for much more of the stories we're covering plus the website you can find out how wines from the cellar of the french president to go on sale now more than a thousand bottles expected to fetch up to a quarter of a million euros some of the money though it sets a prop up the state's struggling finances so you can find out how much needs to be spent to. at least say why do so with our team dot com. and two decades behind bars what's the punishment to us high school student could get for some of his facebook posts labeled as quote disturbing verbiage by the police. the european central bank has cut interest rates to a record low of zero point five percent all of t

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mark izu is also known for greatest modality implementation and orchestra anden ensembles and theatres and also the chinese traditional multi-read instrument and he's the only symphonic show composer in the world. mark premiered mermaid orchestral work in the symphony as well. he wrote in 2005 the man chill a project. he was the emmy award winner in 2009 for 52, a documentary about the vietnamese experience. mark iz odyssey and continued. mr. izu's cd threading time, -- it was release nd tokyo. it released the tokyo. included academy award and new score for silent masterpiece dragon painter. his theatre performed at the kennedy center, lincoln center and sundance festival and 2 in indy awards at the competition and an afcap award. he's the founding faculty member of stanford university of the arts. at this moment i would like to ask mark to make a couple of words. it's an honor to honor you as a district one resident and supervisor for the district. mark izu. >> thank you, i really appreciate your kind words. i have something for supervisor . kim. i go this is the most important jazz i

i agree with you the scandals are great theatre except unlike theatre in new york, this theatre actually creates jobs. this benghazi scandal may be mrs. clinton's scandal, if it is to be a scandal. it is a tragedy our fellow countrymen are turning into a tragedy. sam, do you think that if it turns out there is no one to blame, that there was no dishonesty by the part of the justice department, the c.i.a. does not bend to the will, do you think that it matters at all for the g.o.p. when they really care about having something to hit the president with, inspiring the base to get out the vote in 2014 and raising lot of money all summer. >> well, i think they're going to take the benghazi scandal as far as they can take it. the i.r.s. one is a lot easier in my mind for them to continue to hammer because one the president has sort of -- now this may not stick on the president in the same way but look, they could just demonize the i.r.s. what they've been doing. he's capitulated in a way i think frankly was a mistake. >> john: why? >> first off i'm not even convinced that what the i.r.s. did w

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that has birds world renowned mari and ski theatre which introduced the nutcracker ballet to the world as poised to celebrate the opening of its new state of the art twin venue where the grand goal artist obama say takes you back stage of one of the most ambitious cultural projects in modern russian history. it was a full house here at the marine ski theater to at the pre opening evening performances where veterans of my reinstate war veterans as well as a performance officer culture and of the history of us in petersburg were invited here for there's a pretty rehearsal evening now of course everybody in st petersburg and around the world has been waiting in anticipation for this new space as we all know there is marine steve the other style but the new marine skis be a to do as well renowned to but up to ten yes and seven hundred billion dollars are spent on making this grand space we're already to see what it looked like and why potently what the sound from the performances sounded like and nothing was a lot of a spectacular now of course this evening was meant to highlight how the s

will be will be doubly to the world renowned at marine ski theatre holds the grand opening of the new multimillion dollar stage right. latest the best pictures the special coverage. just if you. choose your language. choose the consensus. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories get him. off to. a pleasure to have you with us here on ars he today on will receive training moscow the hunger strike at guantanamo bay and now it nears a month mark twenty three detainees are now being force fed at the facility and more than one hundred captives have officially joined the protest against mistreatment under indefinite detention without charge a lawyer for one of the prisoners told us here about see that u.s. officials are making no efforts to resolve the life threatening crisis. my clients are actually very. he's been forced out for about two weeks in. fact. more and more people every time i'm all. for. trying to resolve the under-strength here i just wish performed in fact. prisoners report. solitary no effort whatsoever. on staff who are suffering well i guess that's why