poor tina brown. of all people! >> don't worry. >> spill your coffee! on tina brown. what was your point? >> these were 18. >> search18th century. >> still had. >> and doubly a sense of a familiar rowel. >> stemming from the same place. a sprays from a bigger brother or bigger sister you know a relative versus a kind of force against a force. fighting each other. the show dives into separate families. fathers on one side and sons on another and our show highlights the expect a of that. >> we recognize you, of course from a lot of other things as well. at 14 -- what? what? >> the inspiration. you know a new usa show i have a 12-year-old tap dancing son. >> so -- >> no way? >> yes. there you go. >> inspired by billy elliot. >> that's you. gosh, you auditioned for that role, there were just a few other kids they were looking at. how many? >> i forget the number. a few thousand, i think. >> i'm told it was 2,000 boys. >> right. whatever. right on the money. >> how your life changed? >> it's a golden ticket nap opportunity. it is the golden ticket. my first film. many peop

bianna golodryga and the founder of tina brown live media and women of the world summit tina brown. > friday? >> fright. >> right together. let me put it on the schedule. we'll ride together. we're going to turn to talk about the mediterranean and a string of migrant disasters at sea. yesterday, another boat full of migrants, ran aground off the greek island and many were able to reach the shore safely but at least three people were killed. follows a wreck off the coast of libya this past weekend that left up to 900 feared dead. european leaders met monday to discuss the flow of migranted to their shores including increased funding for border protection. here in the u.s. many of the major newspapers have the headlines on the topic with the single word in common "crisis." joining us from capitol hill the high commissioner for the united nations refugee agency antonio antonio gutierrez. >> thank you so much for being with us. this is a european crisis. what does your europe need to do to avert horrific disasters in the future? >> i think, first of all, and immediately we need a robust r

tina brown is back. she gets powerful women together for a common cause. >>> plus ll cool j.rom around the globe. the "san francisco chronicle" says an aircraft carrier from world war ii was discovered. "the uss independence" was found off the coast of southern california. it was found on the ocean floor. it was sunk aft it was used in an atomic bomb test. >>> "the philadelphia inquirer" says the eagles are expected to sign tim tebow today. tebow has not played in a regular nfl game since 2012. he worked out in the last month. he'll be with the eagles for one year. >>> britain's "guardian" talks with john stuart. stewart said there was no single moment behind his decision to retire after 16 yoors. he says, quote it's not like i thought the show wasn't working anymore or that i didn't know how to do it. it was more, yep, it's working, but i'm not getting same satisfaction. jon stewart. >>> the "minneapolis star tribune" says target is apologizing to disappointed shoppers after its extreme demand for the lilly pulitzer collection. people lined up at the stores and logged on on

imagine tina brown launching her new magazine. singularly barren of significant events.hat that says as we are not going to be a part of the buzz and hide. we are one to tell the truth wherever it leads. charlie: you include some pieces which turn out to be less than prophetic. katrina: one was we have henry james writing a scathing review of walt whitman. he later came to regret that. whitman survived. of course, the nation at a different point tracks the arc of liberalism. "the nation" was part of the new york post. charlie: then there are people like christopher hitchens. katrina: we have the historian, a piece about those who came to the nation as leftists, and who left as apostates. christopher hitchens was one of them. christopher left. "the nation" pages were open to him. we were rating -- ready for a fight. he left, a formal socialist. he left in his column saying "the nation" had become a moral. because of his -- because of the unwillingness to hitches start to the coming war in iraq. it is for people who understand and save on complexity but are pretty for a fi

. >> hillary clinton rapping up a week that started in new hampshire and ended at tina brown's women of the world. ended also fending off attacks from the benghazi select committee and that new book "clinton cash." joining me to sort it out, our msnbc contributor, founder of washington post fixed blog and reporter jeremy peters right here. chris, it's been the week that was. hillary clinton had a tough time with the cashbook. truth be told, having gone through it last night once we got the book yesterday, there are a lot of holes. there is the question of how do you connect the policy that she was pursuing as a secretary of state with the allegation money was contributed to the charity or speeches were booked for bill clinton that wouldn't have otherwise been booked? the timing may have been incidental, but you can't make that in a lot of cases. >> it's hard to prove. it's very difficult because as you say, a donation coming in and the state department saying something or bill clinton giving a speech or whatever it may be. unless you can prove in an e-mail text phone call it was dire

now as a launching sentence imagine tina brown launching her new magazine with singularly baron of excitingingant events. what that says we're not going to be part of the buzz the hype. we're going to tell the truth as unsentizational as it may be wherever it leads. >> rose: you also have pieces which turned out to be left prophetic. >> one was and i come b - tothe cultural tradition. we have henry james writing a scathing review of walt whitman. now he came to regret that. >> rose: whitman survived it. >> whitman survived. of course the nation at a different point tracks the arc of liberalism. the greatest historian writes about that. the naig was part of the new york post from 1881 to 19, into the early -- >> rose: there's also people like christopher hitchens who came. >> so we have rick pearlstein the historian has a piece about those who came to the nation has left it and who left it as appear states. christopher hitchens was but you had ronald and david horowitz. christopher left. the nation pages were open to him. we were ready as i said for a brawl, fight, civil uncivil debates. but

he founded the site in 2008 with tina brown. i succeeded tina when she left in the fall of 2013.e are focused on millennials and mobile content marketing. we have seen a dramatic increase in our deal size over the past year. we have seen dramatic growth in the content marketing format which will be a real way publishers can look to provide premium content and work with advertisers. we are careful about not blurring those lines. one of the revolutions that is occurring right now is advertisers understanding they need to do something more than simply pitch if they want to engage premium audiences. it is about quality of audience that can engage. you have a bunch of different competing models and we are in a dw griffith moment. we are making new rules in real-time and we are all aggressively experiencing. what i will say about the business side is that none of us have the luxury to treat the business side of someone else's problem. we all need to think entrepreneurially. if i can get on my soapbox for a second, journalism is the only profession that is mentioned in the constitution.

he founded the site in 2008 with tina brown. i succeeded tina when she left in the fall of 2013.e are focused on millennials and mobile content marketing. we have seen a dramatic increase in our deal size over the past year. we have seen dramatic growth in the content marketing format which will be a real way publishers can look to provide premium content and work with advertisers. we are careful about not blurring those lines. one of the revolutions that is occurring right now is advertisers understanding they need to do something more than simply pitch if they want to engage premium audiences. it is about quality of audience that can engage. you have a bunch of different competing models and we are in a dw griffith moment. we are making new rules in real-time and we are all aggressively experiencing. what i will say about the business side is that none of us have the luxury to treat the business side of someone else's problem. we all need to think entrepreneurially. if i can get on my soapbox for a second, journalism is the only profession that is mentioned in the constitution.

tina brown updated fans on her page saying yes she woke up and is no longer on life support.ek we learned justin timberlake and jessica biel welcomed a baby boy but there are sharing a photo with us. thank you, justin. posting an adorable picture of silas randall in mommy's arms on instagram. although he's not in a suit and tie, he eventually willing. baby silas is decked out in grizzlies basketball. and jessica biel is glowing in that picture there. hopefully we'll meet silas. >> that's a good name. >> that's a great name. i like that. well, now that the tears have dried for one direction fans after zayn said bye-bye, he showed off a new look during a solo look. he was there for an award ceremony. the thanked former band mates and said i'd like to thank four of the best guys i've met while being in a band. some of the things we did will stay with me for the rest of my life. he finished by saying here's to the future. i also have breaking band news. major music announcement here on the take. ryan eggold is in the studio today recording. >> yeah. recording a new tune. i'll com

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tina fey's new netflix series "the unbreakable kimmy schidt" feature featured this. >> this brown furroworter: some say bears a striking resemblance to dr. brandt. >> if you put the characters next to each other, the resemblance was striking. >> reporter: overnight dr. brandt's representative telling abc news the show did upset him and he thought he was being made fun of for his appearance but that he was suffering from depression and it wasn't any one thing that caused had him to take his own life. dr. brandt's celebrity friends sharing their grief an twitter. my heart is breaking for the loss of dr. fredric brandt. my friend you will be missed in high heart even longer said kelly ripa. from joy behar. dr. brandt was one. the sweetest nicest most generous people i have had the good fortune to meet and work with. he will be sorely missed." abc news reached out to netflix, tina fey for comment but not no response. a true pioneer in dermatology. >> sad story. >>> the women taking on victoria's secret angels and their vision of beauty. >>> plus tennis star dzhokharnovak djokovic losing his