a new report from politico says magazines like "ladies home journal" and "vogue" have ramped up their political coverage and they're leaning heavily toward clinton. politico's kate bennett contributed to that report. she's here to talk about it. kate as an example of this report hillary clinton has been on the cover of "vogue" magazine several years ago, she was the first first lady to do that and she's been on it at least seven times since then. is this good for her? >> sure i think women's magazines are becoming a new place for candidates to get a new footing and reach a new audience, so any publicity, especially in campaign season where you're reaching a new demographi way is a good idea. >> this is a fashion magazine we're talking about. who's reading and who are they going after when they seek to be in one of those magazines? >>. >> they're mainly looking for young women between the ages of voting age up to mid-30s, 40s. it's a whole fresh new batch. we have to remember in the beltway these issues are out in front of us but in america things like sexual assault in the military he

our first guest has been the editor in chief of "vogue" magazine for the last 25 years.the board of the metropolitan museum of art whose new exhibit "china through the looking glass" opens tomorrow through august 16th. please welcome back to the show anna wintour. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: hello. >> hello, seth. >> seth: it is so lovely to have you here. >> it's a pleasure to be back. >> seth: congratulations on a very successful met ball. >> thank you. >> seth: and this is how many years have you been in charge of the met ball? 16, is that right? >> 16, maybe even 17. terrifyingly, yes. >> seth: it was a wonderful event. it is -- all of new york descends on the museum. and this year it was a little harder to get there because the president got in your way. >> yeah we got a call not from the white house, i was rather surprised. but we found out that the president was going to have a fundraiser just two or three blocks away from the museum exactly the same night. and as a result, i thought, "well i better leave my hotel room early." and we were completely complet

you look at vogue, clinton in 2013 said this all of us all of us at vogue look forward to putting onement as we move into 2016? >> there is two issues here. women's magazines have an inherent interest in supporting women's issues. by de facto hillary will fit those categories and she's been around for 30 years. she has these relationships established with many of these magazines publications. just being hillary clinton in 2015 she's going to be the favorite. even they're over other female candidates. there is a problem with anna she's an editor of a journalistic publication they have real journalists that work on their staff. what she does by supporting political candidates would be unheard of with any other news publication and support candidates publicly. there is two issues that conflict. is there a bias no. >> absolutely. >> you think so? >> if we want to talk about feminism where is carly fiorina. she went from secretary to ceo on her own. she didn't rely on the aid of a cheating husband. hillary clinton is disproportionately featured in vogue seven times, the first first lady t

and of course, it is the vogue, right?es. >> so if you get invites to the met gala of course editor in chief you know you have made it, you've lived. and you guys have arrived, too, part of the fox fashion segment right? we have jesse jimmy and we have kevin parker, right. nice to me you all. so let's get started. first up we have rihanna. you have to help me, jimmy. how do you say it? >> grotae. what do we think hot or not? >> hot. bell of the ball. i heard she needed four people to car i way to make a statement. >> looks heavy. >> i thought she looked gorgeous she brought it, that's what she needs to do when you go to the night gala. amazing, definitely a hit. she stole the show for me. >> did you guys see on social media, some people saying it looked like an omlet pizza. >> it is beautiful. haters going to hate. i love that under it she just wore like panties and buys ear. >> how did you know what's under it? >> because i googled it. >> oh you googled it, okay. just saying to me it looks like a smudgey. >> we have beyon

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. >>> "vogue," marie claire "cosmopolitan," and others swooning over the first potential female president. and one editor donating to the hillary clinton campaign. are they in the tank for her? >>> and a look at the denny hastert investigation. >>> iran begins an outrageous secret trial of a "washington post" reporter accused of trumped up spying charges. the paper's editor will be here. >>> plus he's hanging it up after half a century of folksy anchor in an increasingly shrill media universe who will remain friendly with the politicians he interviews. a conversation with bob schieffer. i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >>> martin o'malley jumped into the presidential race yesterday, but maryland's former democratic governor generating little excitement in the media, and being overshadowed by vermont senator, bernie sanders. >> it's very possible bernie is the chief challenger to hillary and not martin o'malley. >> i think he's potentially better positioned than any of the other democrats who are lining up to run against hillary clinton to make her sweat, to give her some headach

for the guest cents some saying vogue behind the event wants to keep footage for documentary they'reecret. so they casino of want -- they don't want the cat out of the bag here, because all of these selfies, then of course stuff on twitter stain gram, everything else. >> some people bring out the selfie sticks, and it just gets out of control. >> fun when we saw little behind the film new rocky film creed, they didn't want us to show any pictures to our viewers. >> you don't want to rue continue. >> want the plot out there. hey, thanks for spring flinging with us on this friday. have a great week end. >> more fun this weekend tonight at 5:00. south philly. ♪ ♪ ♪ hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. ♪ ♪ caress presents a fine fragrance breakthrough. ♪ ♪ the world's first body wash with fragrance release pearls. touch your skin to release fragrance up to 12 hours. new caress love forever. for an unforgettable fragrance up to 12 hours. >>> live from new york city, it's the "

," march 2009 "vogue" with the caption "the first lady the world has been waiting for." the fifth most admired woman on the planet just below queen elizabeth, yet up there really sounding victimized in particular she looks back at that magazine cover of her shown with the big afro and machine gun, but it was a magazine article defending her. >> right, it's a new yorker cover that's meant to spoof her critics and make her critics look like they are nuts. what she was talking about in the speech although she didn't use the phrase trendy word microaggressions these inadvertent insults or acts of offensiveness. you hear this word a lot on college campuses. two problems with it one, it's not just one set of people that experiences insults. all of us throughout our whole lives we suffer little indignities, little humiliations we've all been bullied or picked upon or rejected or underestimated. >> many of us have been pulled over by police in our cars even when we weren't speeding many of us have been followed around the department store, it's not just a skin color thing, somet

off-duty army captain steve vogue le zaun wearing a captain america t-shirt rushed toward the fire. >ng guy, he was incredible and he gave us courage to get into there. >> reporter: he and others used fire extinguishers to get into the car. >> i grabbed his torso two others grabbed his leg and took him about 200 feet away from the fire. >> i took the oath to help serve the united states in foreign domestics. when i was there, i realized i was the only one there at the time who could help, so i ran toward to see what i could do. >> what he did was help save three lives. marlie hall, cbs news. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning." we will broadcast live from one world observatory atop one world trade center. we'll give you a behind-the-scenes tour ahead of the official opening next friday. plus a talk with new york city mayor bill de blasio and actor george clooney. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. we'll leave you now with some of bob dylan's performance on some of last night's "late show with david l

now sam smith laying down the pike the microphone for a few months revealing he needs surgery on his voguei blew out my voice, actually it is a vocal chord hemorrhage where a blood vessel break and bleeds in to the vocal chords. ♪ you say i'm crazy ♪ >> reporter: the soulful smith not the only one. ♪ ariana grande day a problem with when she was sidelined by a vocal chord hemorrhage. ♪ >> reporter: someone like you star adele cancelled a u.s. tour for the same reason are. ♪ the hills are alive with the so music ♪ >> reporter: years after the hills were alive with the sound of music, jewelry andrews lost her voice after a tragic vocal chord surgery. >> i have base notes still because i had that miserable operation which i really can't talk about. >> reporter: for smith six to eight weeks recovery. cancelled may and june tour dates. the singer hoping fans will stay with him through the recovery. ♪ won't you stay with me ♪ >> here's to some rapid healing. thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow and we are always on-line on our "nightline" facebook page and

the picture you're looking at now is hillary on the cover of vogue in 1998.her again soon? i say they will. no doubt about that whatsoever, is there? women's magazines want hillary as president; correct? >> that is absolutely right. i mean these are liberal magazines, they target over 53 million women in the country and just let's look at the editor is of vogue. it's ana win tore, who came out and supported hillary clinton, particularly two of these magazines that their editors are really -- they have a political writer for each of these magazines, they have these get out vogue campaign so right next to your makeup and fashion tips, you get to hear about hillary clinton and her campaign . stuart: i've got a problem with this. and my problem is you don't vote for a candidate because you're a woman she's a woman i want the woman in the presidency. >> right. stuart: i don't think that is the best way to handle an election for the president of the united states of america. how about you? >> i mean sad sadly stuart, times have changed. it has background an ethic g

finally tonight, we couldn't sign off without tipping our hats to the wild and crazy looks at "vogue"heme was china lieu the looking glass. but looking at sara jessica parker rihanna and nearly unrecognizable lady gaga you would be forgiven for thinking the theme was put something on your head that would shock the queen of england. beyonce and kim kardashian seemed to compete over who could show the most skin. i'd say they both won. another year at the met gala. thank you for watching abc news tonight. tune in to "gma" first thing in the morning. as

finally tonight, we couldn't si without tipping our hats to the wild and crazy looks at "vogue" magazine'sina lieu the looking glass. but looking at sara jessica parker rihanna and nearly unrecognizable lady gaga you would be forgiven for thinking the theme was put something on your head that would shock the queen of england. beyonce and kim kardashian seemed to compete over who could show the most skin. i'd say they both won. another year at the met gala. thank you for watching abc news tonight. tune in to "gma" first thing in the morning. as always we are on-line 24/7 amy, this roast is so tasty. yes, honey it is delicious. amy: thanks! robert made the police blotter this week. wow! what went down, man? a shoot-out with some smack and crack heads? no, no. nothing so exciting. it just said, "mailbox defaced. unit responded." he was the unit. pat: oh. you know, robert, i always wanted to ask you something. what is that, sir? why do you touch your food to your chin before you put itt in your mouth? dad! no, no. that's okay, amy. you know i noticed that, too. why do you do that, robert? it's

oh, the vogue met ball we're talking about.me last night was china through -- oh, my -- china through the looking glass and we'll be taking a look at some of the more, let's say striking ensembles of the evening. wouldn't you say matt and tam. >> there was a lot of sheer but not sarah jessica parker's headdress. >> looked like medusa. >> everybody has got their style. they're always so safe at the oscars. i like seeing crazy stuff, you know. nothing too crazy out here on the 30 bypass at 322 just a little heavy traffic in sun glare is not going to help you any. you're heavy from 340 to 113. in warrington bucks county listen to this one. we have a vehicle that smashed into the wall on county line road at titus avenue. the wall of the sluman and sons building there. and on the turnpike eastbound past willow grove we've got something in the roadway there in the left lane so watch for people kind of swerving around. easton road shut down at the turnpike. they're working on the repairs from yesterday afternoon's accident that brough

finally tonight, we couldn't sign off without tipping our hats to the wild and crazy looks at "vogue"the looking glass. but looking at sara jessica parker rihanna and nearly unrecognizable lady gaga you would be forgiven for thinking the theme was put something on your head that would shock the queen of england. beyonce and kim kardashian seemed to compete over who could show the most skin. i'd say they both won. another year at the met gala. thank you for watching abc news tonight. tune in to "gma" first thing in the morning. as al [cheers and applause] >> yeah! [laughs] welcome to millionaire! i'm terry crews. and by the way you can also check me out on brooklyn nine-nine. yes. [cheers and applause] our first contestant today is no stranger to the spotlight. you can see her seven days a week on the las vegas strip, but today she's all ours. from sin city, please welcome jeannie brei! [cheers and applause] >> big man. [laughing] >> how you doing? >> i'm good. thanks. >> oh, come on over here. this way. there you are, there you are. i hear congratulations are in order. >> well, thank

for a free 30-tablet trial go to cialis.com ♪ >> sunglasses were in vogue at that point when they were that. good job by you guys. the phillies play the atlanta braves again tonight. on the road after winning last night with ryan howard out of the starting lineup tonight the phillies will have a new pitcher as the start. chad billingly. phillies signed him in the off season. he's coming off an elbow injury and has not pitched in major league game since april of 2013. but the other big news tonight is that chase utley has been benched. and will not likely play tomorrow either and then they have the next day off. utley went zero for four last night. hitting .123. he has only one extra base hit in his last 17 games. in that span he's hitting guess this .064. cody asche is hitting third. houston astros winning streak was stopped at 10. great catch. as thirty four are a really good team leading the good division in the american league now. good catch by george springer but the astros lose last night score two-one. and they had won 15 of 16. tiger woods coming back this week to play in the p

it benefits the metropolitan museum's costume center which is heavily funded by "vogue" editor anna wintour without the wild outfits. >> the internet had fun with memes of rihanna and sarah jessica parker's dresses. showing rihanna's dress as a pizza. >> at one posting this picture on twitter with characters from "the wizard of oz" going down the yellow brick road. >> people comparing parker to jafar from "aladdin." funny.com said she wore the fire emoji. to the met gala. >> twitter sometimes can get it right. that was fun. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. zpl that was funt. of a traditional mattress. you sink into it, but you can still move it around. now that i have a tempur-flex, i can finally get a good night's sleep. when i flop down on the bed, and it's just like, 'ah, this is perfect." wherever you put your body it just supports you. like little support elfs are just holding you. i can sleep now! through the night! (vo) change your sleep. change your life. change to tempur-pedic. new dannon oikos triple zero is my go to protein snack. protein from yogurt? yup, this greek

all the women went up to the vogue offices and chanted you know something, i can't remember like anti-fur. and we even stormed anna winter's office. we pounded on the wall, on her i knew she was in there, and ingrid newkirk and i, ingrid newkirk who's head of peta said come on, kate, let's you know let's see if she's in there. >> why did you do that? >> um, well it was actually kind of a peaceful protest. it wasn't you know like spraying the walls or anything. we just went there, there were only a few of us. um, we sat on the floor, you know we refused to leave. >> you're pretty big into reclamation recycling, right? >> well our um, motel, lazy meadow that's just down the road from here, we did reclamation recycling. we did, we used everything we could, it's a 1952 uh roadside motel that we transformed to back to its former glory. and we uh retrofit some 50s, mid-century turquoise cabinets and pink cabinets and old refrigerators and old stoves but we kept everything we could, the knotty pine, all the kind of uh, wood on the outside. we kept everything we could and you know tried to keep i

here she is on "vogue" two years ago. "elle" magazine just put chelsea clinton on the magazine. and seymour said she didn't see a conflict because she doesn't work for a news organization. i haven't seen any qualms or carly fiorina. "women are tired of hearing about how to be a feminist from media on the left and being told that hillary is the only option." >> how much effect does this have on the clinton foundation? >> back in 2008 blacks gave a boost to president obama and these women magazines, bret have millions of readers. when marie claire declares, "the new hillary isn't cold she's cool," that certainly doesn't hurt. >> howard kurtz, thank you. >>> a democratic candidate is trying to explain comments about sexual fantasies that have a lot of people shaking their heads. >>> first, history in the making and how it's being received. a big step towards the normalization of relations between the u.s. >>> the normalization of relations between the u.s. and cuba is a topic tonight. cuba has been removed from an infamous lift. >> reporter: president obama's aides announced the en

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no reaction from vogue editor, who the character was supposedly based upon.d that with a preposition. you might have heard of democracy. the government elected by the whole population, that's democracy for you. let's switch over to meritocracy. allocation of power to people who deserve it. right? meritocracy. based on their abilities. not on political reasons. but holacracy? holo what? one can that redefined the ways that shoes are sold. decided to redefine management. earlier this year zappos began implementing a system called holacracy which eliminates titles and encourages self-management. this sounds awesome. no boss to yell at you. not all zappos employees thought so. 14% of the company's work force accepted the company buyout and walked out. well, the guy who came up with this idea, john bunch, the implementation leader telling us what happened. hi, john. what happened? they didn't like holacracy? john: hi, liz. athank you for having me on. liz: sure. john: i think we're moving our company into a new way of operating. and 99 plus percent of companies ou

. >> we pull the chip kelly before pulling a chip kelly became vogue, on the other hand we flipped our roster a year ago, we went 9-9 and re-evaluated our team we were not good enough to be a championship team and we have 15 new players on the 25 man roster and they have performed great. >> it is working. back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you. >>> lets go back to our backing news story out of chinatown a "action news" crew is headed to this scene a duck boat hit someone killing them. this was at 10th and 11th street at ar. details are sketchy but one of the ride the duck boats was traveling with people on board they are still on there when they apparently sit someone walking in the neighborhood and that person has died. an "action news" crew will be there shortly. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in on

women's magazine on the cover of vogue many times and marie claire's editor in chief says she's thrilled hillary is in the race. hollywood will always support democrats. do republicans need to neutralize that support or factor it in? >> they have to factor it in to their thinking. they are as lock stock as a robot. it's so contradictory. you look at the idea romantic film hero always being on a motorcycle. in reality, the actor is really dull and boring and they do exactly what you think they will. this is a long game for conservatives. it will take decades. the media and entertainment history are liberal because liberals tend to gravitate toward that industry the same way conservatives might get into finance or business. however, those guys are generally a-political until they realize how liberal the media is. when the media starts painting them as jerks and suddenly their eyes open up and everybody becomes rks later in life. once the curtain is pulled back. it's going to take decades before we infiltrate and take over the culture. we've got to do it. >> i think in the end they will --

behind vogue editor anna wintour.s strong, but -- mary jo white is behind shakira. if you're deciding who has more power to affect your life. were there any names that surprised you? head to facebook.com/on call. the whole list is there of everybody one through 100 including our own greta van susteren of fox news, yes. tell us who you think should be ahead of those names. after a long cold and wet season, lumber prices drop to a three-year low. several lumber stocks taking a hit. new home sales did jump 6.8% in the month of april. could this be a big boost for lumber prices? jeff flock joining us in leeland, illinois. hi, jeff. jeff: look. i have money in my hands. this is what is left over when they make the money. this is underbeneath the planer here. lots of sawdust. lumber is coming back in a big way. maybe you see the latest log to go through the -- that's the 50 six-inch saw blade, by the way. if you see it up close and personal, that's a piece of walnut. look at lumber futures which had been at a three-year low

. >> it seems like moon shots are a little out of vogue it's a block and tackle sort of environment.o much about boy we're going to put somebody on mars. that was when, when elon was here a little bit ago. now they're talking about target what are you going to do to get people in the store who is have phones to buy more stuff? with cramer this morning, a little more thematic purity and discipline, at least from google. >>> let's go to simon hobbs and the european close. >> the big out of europe, hypersensitivity they're developing on the markets to what is happening with greece. the talks continue, markets in negative territory. let me show you what happened yesterday to highlight it. you had a big bounce as we got the news from the greek government maybe there was a structural deal. some markets rose 2% only to erode it today. the problem is the greeks weren't even on the ground in brussels, their plane had been delayed and sent over somewhere else in germany. you have to look at the headlines kamcarefully amid hypersensitivity. in dresden, germany, the g-7 finance ministers are mee

here she is on "vogue" two years ago. "elle" magazine just put chelsea clinton on the magazine. and seymour said she didn't see a conflict because she doesn't work for a news organization. i haven't seen any qualms or carly fiorina. "women are tired of hearing about how to be a feminist from media on the left and being told that hillary is the only option." >> how much effect does this have on the clinton foundation? >> back in 2008 blacks gave a boost to president obama and these women magazines, bret have millions of readers. when marie claire declares, "the new hillary isn't cold she's cool," that certainly doesn't hurt. >> howard kurtz, thank you. >>> a democratic candidate is trying to explain comments about sexual fantasies that have a lot of people shaking their heads. >>> first, history in the making and how it's being received. a big step towards the normalization of relations between the u.s. and cuba. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you

the reason why that is so important is because the number one tactic of the government in vogue, true since the history of war was begun, is the enemy of the war has to be dehumanized, has to be completely demonize to the point of almost subhuman state of nonexistence. the reason for this is even the most sociopathic citizenry will not sustain very long a knowledge that it is supporting a continuous killing of their fellow human beings. it's why those people have to be dehumanized, so that knowledge can be abated. what you have over the past 11 years of continuous bombing and killing and attention and torture is the continuous dehumanization of the victims of this violence which no most every case are muslims. you have american politicians who will stand up and say, we are not at war with islam, we understand the majority of muslims are peaceful, and we are only interested in punishing and bringing to justice those muslims work stream s who were violent. the reality, the impact of this this constant- of dehumanization is to render muslims completely voiceless. the most striking instan

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all of us at "vogue" look forward to putting on the cover the first female president of the united states. marie claire's says we're thrilled that hillary is in the race. we'd love to see a woman president of the united states. and editor in chief of "more" magazine is a hillary admirer. >> we're going to talk about that great woman, who i believe we just saw a poll that said she's the most admired woman in the country, if not in the world, hillary rodham clinton. that's what we love about her, is she has stood up for women when other people have not. >> leslie seymore recently donated to hillary's presidential campaign. she put it on her facebook page and urged other people to contributor. and she told me that these donations were a personal preference and there's no ethical concern because she says she works for a women's lifestyle magazine and not a news organization. >> i find that a really incredible statement. because a lot of these women's magazines have journalism in them. they have reporters who write stories that are considered to be fair stories, impartial stories. these are th

. >> when you go and greet anna wintour of vogue magazine, you feel you must give her all the respecte's the coolest, come on. >> and the fact that she invited you makes you want to -- >> jimmy: it's a fun night and a good time. >> yes, it is, rihanna performed. >> jimmy: rihanna played? >> rihanna performed live. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, fantastic. >> i love her so much. i love you rihanna. >> jimmy: yeah, we all love rihanna, yeah.. did you go -- was there a big after party? did you go late in the evening, you did. >> yes. and i'm not -- i mean, i had my days as a person who partied, but i don't really party any more. especially because i'm a mom now. >> jimmy: a cute little baby, congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] how old? >> she just turned one a couple weeks ago. >> jimmy: just turned one, oh, congratulations. that's the best. >> thank you. so we don't stay out very late any more. but yeah we partied late. >> jimmy: you did? >> like, like 'till 2:30-ish. >> jimmy: no? [ laughter ] talk about "scandal." >> hello! >> jimmy: 2:30 in the morning. >> it was really late. >> jimmy: y

she challenges dollars marilyn monroe on the new cover of vogue brazil. her tough message getting a lot of attention this morning. her challenge to all of us, she is challenging us, mike. >> i beg of you go away. i beg of you. >> but see remember when she went like platinum oh, we don't like it, but looks good there. >> oh, marilyn monroe? she thinks she's marilyn monroe? look what i found. alex, this is something we called a calculator. >> i agree that is. >> calculator. >> say it with me now. >> when is the last time you used a calculator? >> oh, like this one. >> on your phone? >> yes, my phone i'm phone girl. >> so this human calculator guy, probably hereby now, can he beat this? >> i need -- >> hill wood's ultimate silver fox says he intends to stay that way. i am talking george clean. >> i he said his salt and pepper hair has never been an issue, he told bbc radio that he doesn't think it would make sense to dye his hair. he feels it makes men look older. >> beautifully done. here he is over the years right? >> the milled one there just starts to st

beyond the "marie claire" editor very clearly speaking out in favor of hillary clinton, you have the "vogueitor-in-chief anna wintour, we all know, first first lady to ever grace the cover of her magazine. she has been featured in the magazine appeared in the magazine at least seven times. there is instance in elle. it featured chelsea clinton covered in gucci. this is amazing right? so the editor of this magazine is saying it was total coincidence that she was featured on the cover of the magazine the very moment that her mother announced her candidacy for presidency of the united states. says it was total coincidence. do you buy it? >> i don't believe in a lot of these type of coincidences. ainsley, when i work on the hill i worked with women's magazines to help do outreach for republicans. at the time a formerer good housing keep editor-in-chief publish ad book called spinsters. harris is nodding. >> i remember that. >> this book blew the lid off liberal bias at women's magazines. since then, nothing has changed despite that book. they were very defensive about it. a lot of female magazi

. >>> so fashion icon join together in new york to support vogue's editor and chief anna winter. >> theet gala, the costume center. the stars walk the red carpet in the one of the kind outfits, get all of the media attention. >> through see j lo she was stunning. sarah jessica parker that is kim and kanye. but sarah jessica parker haddon a head piece and kim k j lo, beyonce haddon some revealing ensemble that everybody was like you can see through those, showcase their assets so to speak. and then there was rihanna. look at the the train. look at the train. >> look at the the train. >> wow. >> so a lot of people was like what in the world were you thinking. >> that is sjp. >> yeah. >> of course who is that? >> with the short hair. >> there is george and mammal. >> why can't i not think of her name. >> they look great and weird at the same time that guy is such a stud. >> they were saying amal looked like emoji like the lady in the the red dress. >> there is sean combs. >> what is his name. >> diddi. >> and casey. >> i'm getting so he had kateed from you fashion, names, culture music. >>