take two please. >> it's a new day for celine dion. >> hello, vogue.on, the superstar singer gracing the may issue of vogue france, sharing details about her rare and incurable neurological disorder. >> stiff person syndrome, which affects just 1 in 1,000,000 people, causing muscles to go rigid. reporter young dion, known for iconic hits like my heart will go on, cause i'm your lady and the power of love are my mother, telling the magazine i haven't beat the disease, as it's still within me and always will be. i hope that we'll find a miracle, a way to cure it with scientific research. but for now i have to learn to live with it. going on to say, five days a week. i undergo athletic, physical, and vocal therapy. >> i've been dealing with problems with my health for a long time now, and it's been a really difficult for me to face these challenges. >> the singer shocking the world, announcing her diagnosis in 2022. in an emotional instagram post. >> unfortunately, these spasms affect every aspect of my daily life and not allowing me to use my vocal chord

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photographed the american "vogue" cover. what she calls the bread winner of her family very early on saying, as a kid, there was a lot of role reversal happening and just kind of becoming grown really. she added she was expected to be this perfect being and be everything everyone needs me to be and live up to all of these expectations. a sentiment she shared with serena williams. williams asking zendaya, what was the other option for you? what were your goals growing up? zendaya replying, it's something that i'm figuring out now. i don't know how much of a choice i had. i'm almost going through my angsty teenage phase now because i didn't have time to do it before. sharing the limelight is tom holland, whose career she witnessed take off. i definitely watched his life kind of change in front of him, but he handled it beautifully. and when it comes to balancing fame and having a family, zendaya says because i don't necessarily want my kids to have to deal with this, am i going to be a public facing forever? telling vogue her

oh, yes, you're amazing. ♪ vogue, vogue, vogue ♪ [ cheering ] >> jimmy: i think we may have sex-trafficked>> jimmy: did that really happen or are we all on ayahuasca right now? was it fun? >> it was fun. it was great. >> jimmy: was it crazy? >> it was very crazy. >> jimmy: i heard it was hot and there was no alcohol backstage. >> guillermo: she turned the heater on. it was so hot. so i was looking for a beer. no alcohol. >> jimmy: oh my god, what a nightmare. >> guillermo: yeah, it was terrible. >> jimmy: not only did guillermo get to dance with madonna, she gave him a ride on her private jet afterwards. [ farting sounds ] >> jimmy: that is not -- you know what? we got the wrong, that's the wrong private jet clip. please, do not spread that around. congratulations, guillermo! [ cheering ] >> guillermo: >> jimmy: tonight from "will trent" here on abc, will trent himself, ramÓn rodrÍguez is with us. music from real estate. and we'll be right back with kim kardasian. ♪ >>> abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" is brought to you by liberty insurance. and having a big day! in the middle of being the fun u

she does this amazing cover. >> vogue. >> vogue, and looks almost like a villain and dance at partiesave fun. i'm in my anne hathaway. >> she's not just on the cover of vogue because she's a brilliant actress, but she's an all around bad ass. >> she can self-advocate and not be villainized. >> a bad and a bad person are not the same thing. >> my mvp of the week is angel reese from louisiana state university. they had a good week, not the best because they lost, but she's going to the draft. but i think the online harassment of angel and her teammate coming out and defending her, and helpings to start a conversation about the specificity of hating on an athlete because they lost or won, okay, fine. but when you start getting into higher levels of harassment and i won't even get into the details. the fact she was able to handle that with poise and set an example for so many other young women, i think that level of character is going to carry right over to the next level, and the fact it also showed us there's so many people willing to speak out and defend that young woman. >> do you thi

it's from a "teen vogue" photoshoot.> oh, my god. ♪ >> i'm austin butler. >> hey, it's zendaya, and welcome to my "teen vogue" young hollywood shoot. ♪ >> if i could be cast, as any iconic role? >> that's, like, impossible. >> i could be the first american james bond. i would do it with a british accent. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes! you should be the first american james bond. we love it. >> that's crazy. that's crazy. >> jimmy: i love that that's -- >> what was i thinking? >> jimmy: that was your dream back then. >> i guess. i grew up loving james bond. >> jimmy: me too. you've got to do "james bond." >> no! i -- i -- >> jimmy: come on! >> he's got to be british. he's gotta. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. change it up, man. you can do whatever you want to do. you're austin butler, man. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's austin butler and timothee chalamet in "dune: part two." take a look at this. >> may thy knife chip and shatter. >> may thy knife chip and shatter. [ combat noises ] >> jimmy: ooh.

and celine dion has opened up about her experience with stiff person syndrome in a cover story for "vogue france." the singer says she receives therapy five days a week and that she has to learn to live with the disease. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, april 23rd, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." >>> trump on trial. a key witness continues on the witness stand today in the first ever criminal trial of a former president after both sides laid out their arguments in opening statements. >>> campus chaos. pro-palestinian protests spread to colleges and cities nationwide as jewish students are urged to stay home amid the passover holiday. >>> and clark's new deal. reports out this morning that basketball star kaicaitlin clars set to sign a major million-dollar deal with nike. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with the first witness continuing on the stand today in former president donald trump's historic criminal trial. the presumptive

she made her announcement, though, with a photo shoot in "vogue." he was inspired by tennis great serena williams who announced her retirement in "vogue" in 2022. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings" now, actor seonequa martin-green joins us in the times square studio to discuss the fifth and final season of "star trek: discovery." (vo) at dog chow we believe helping dogs live their best life... should be simple. that's why dog chow is made with high-quality protein and no fillers. purina dog chow. keep life simple okay, so here's my most requested hack for stubborn odors. you'll need vinegar, a large salad bowl and... oh, hi! have you tried tide fabric rinse? it works after your detergent to fight deep odors 3 times better than detergent alone. i love that. try tide fabric rinse. (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily gives you long lasting non-drowsy relief. flonase all good. also, try our allergy headache and nighttime pills. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smear

said today that she is entering the wnba draft, and she did it in style through a photo shoot with vogue was inspired by sorrento mesa, who announced her retirement in vogue in september of 2022. the 21-year-old is expected to be one of the top players in the wnba draft later this month along with caitlin clark of iowa, who is moving on to the final four of the ncaa tournament this friday. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. enjoy the go with charmin. infused with vitamin b3 and hyaluronic acid, ♪♪ open talenti and raise the jar to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to flavors from the world's finest ingredients. and now, from jars to bars. new talenti gelato and sorbetto mini bars. ♪♪ >>> the countdown is on for monday's total eclipse of the sun. the most dramatic show is expected to be in cities and towns along the path of totality through more than a dozen states, where many business owners are looking to

what she told "vogue." yes, "vogue." ♪ come on vogue ♪ and how the double double queen was inspired by serena williams. and speaking of double, the stars sending final four ticket prices soaring strike a pose. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. you can do it. strike a pose. that's right. good morning. strike a pose on this thursday morning. thank you for joining us on "good morning america." >> george: we have a lot coming up including incredible story about a kidney transplant patient who is making history. >> robin: we're going to begin with the powerful spring storm bringing torrential rain, dangerous winds and snow. it is also creating a travel nightmare on the roads and in the sky, with more than 1,000 flights cancelled. our transportation correspondent gio benitez starts us off and has the latest. good morning, gio. >> gio: hey, robin. good morning. yeah, it was a messy day for travel wednesday. more than 1,000 flight cancellations, like

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. >> angel reese announced she was entering the draft with a beautiful photo shoot in vogue.g to see her and caitlin clark and her at a moment where they can capitalize on this story. last year the liberty games in brooklyn are some of the most fun places you could see sports. we're going to see more of that next year. women's sports is going to break $1 billion in revenue for the first time, it's just the beginning. and the olympics, we got simone biles coming back, it's going to be a good summer. >>> i want to talk about a different kind of storm, i guess you could say. late this morning there was a 4.8 magnitude earthquake that struck the northeast. it was felt from philadelphia to boston, especially in new york, it got a lot of reactions, including this one from the empire state building. which wrote, i am fine. we have yet to hear from the statue of liberty. we hope and pray she is well, it's one of the reasons i'm happy, you're a survivor, you are one of the first to post on social media today. i'd like to know, around the table, where were you when the great quake of 2

and celine dion has opened up about her experience with stiff person syndrome in a cover story for vogue singer says she receives therapy five days a week and that she has to learn to live with the disease. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> free, free, free palestine! >> turmoil at some of america's top universities. >> safety has to be for all students. all of us. >> pro-palestinian protests spread to other college campuses, leading to arrests and safety concerns for jewish students on the first night of passover. >> any kind of violence is not going to be tolerated. any kind of property damage is not going to be tolerated. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you for being with us. i'm maurice dubois. norah is on assignment. we'll get to those growing clashes and protests on college campuses in just a moment. >>> but we begin here tonight with the first witness taking the stand in the historic criminal trial of a former president of the united states. donald trump,

our panel will be moderated politics director for teen vogue. following the panel's remarks it will take your questions and eight live audience q&a format. join the conversation on social media tagging. now please join me in welcoming our panelists. [applause] >> thank you so much for having us. we are here to talk about the 2024 election. as you mentioned over the next four years at genx and millennial's largest chair of eligible voters in the united states that this is happening at a time young people feel increasingly disillusioned especially at the national level. went to get into that overnight what's motivating young voters how exactly are elected officials of failing to connect with young people? so to start i am curious how many of you plan to vote in the presidential race? all right. how many feel excited to vote? aren't we have like to and have hands. [laughter] this comes up a lot and our in r coverage at teen vogue. young people are not very hyped about the prospect of a biden/trump rematch. i am hoping you can start by setting the s

. >> joining me now is lex mcmenamin, news and politics editor for teen vogue.s, because it feels like, i mean, there are real incidents. there was a student who was beaten with a stick at columbia last october, madeley october after the october 7 attacks. there are real incidents of anti-semitism, but it kind of feels like what those members of congress want is to shut down free speech on the other side. any pro-palestinian speech must be stopped, must be fired. how are you reading it? >> right. well, thank you for having me, julie. well, for starters, if you do a brief google search of the new york post reporting on that incident regarding the stick meeting, as far as i can tell, that person approach someone else, they had an altercation, and then the person got hit on the head with a stick. so i just want to clarify that doesn't sound like anyone was jumped with a stick, from what i can help it but that's neither here nor there, because that wasn't really supposed to be the subject of today's hearings whatsoever, right? and so i think something that was very

you know, she is on the cover of vogue.hen she wears a pants suit, it screams seriousness and poise and confidence. this is what -- was back in 2021 when she donned the cover of the magazine. but, they went on and on about kamala, this kamala that. which is fine. it's no problem. i think she looked good. i mean, but it shows you just how desperate they are and how sad -- they are sad people. monica, really quickly, close it out. >> how gelless they are, laura, of her stunning beauty. her accomplishments. she was an extraordinary first lady. she is going to be an extraordinary first lady again. so, of course she. >> laura: if she were a liberal they would love her. if she were a liberal they would love her. >> i had a major editor of a major fashion magazine. >> laura: we have to go. >> tell me a couple years ago they were told to never put melania trump on the cover. just simply because she is married to donald trump. a real world supermodel can't be on the cover of vogue. trump trump biden stumbles and mumbles. arroyo is n

she did it through vogue. >> brian: that's interesting.lso would think, too, show up for the national anthem. they said they couldn't figure out a way to get to the national anthem. >> steve: govegovernor has madee they do steve. >> lawrence: to be fair kim milky. it wasn't a slight. >> brian: it's always been a slight. >> lawrence: a huge conservative. loves the country. they should get it in order. >> brian: take the sweatpants off before. >> steve: the governor is fixing that switching gears. hard to watch. a biological male juries a injures agerbil in a high school basketball game. >> brian: next guest was hurt in the volleyball game by transgender player. she's next. ♪ those pets often end up in shelters that euthanize them after just a few days. but we're better than that, my friends. i'm john o'hurley, and i invite you to support puppy food bank with a $15 and i invite you to support puppy food bank with a $15 a month donation with your support puppy food bank can ship pet food to rescue shelters, pet food that will save pet lives.

she sat down with vogue france talking about if she'll ever return to performing. next hour. we sure hope so. >> george: we sure do. following a lot of headlines including donald trump's criminal trial. tabloid publisher david pecker was back on the stand talking about how he used the national enquirer to help his campaign. court is not in session wednesdays but the jury has plenty to come also right now countdown for tik tok begins after congress juss passed a law that could ban it. sell it in a year or get banned in america. more in the next hour. >> michael: questions about the future of tesla after a 55% drop in profit. some 14,000 recent layoffs and lackluster sales. elon musk tried to reassure investors during the conference call. tesla stock price climbed 10% after the call but it is now less than half of what it was at its peak 2 1/2 years ago. take a look at this dramatic rescue. two barbers in connecticut jumping into action as a little girl runs to a busy intersection. they dropped their scissors, caught up to the girl mere seconds before she reached a b

wnba and she loved the world no, in style or in glamour >> resort, >> declared for the draft and a vogue spread, vogue, which with ruffled feathers of the fsb, one commentator and former nfl player for emmanuel acho. listen >> nobody mourns when the villain catches a al and angel reese do have self-proclaimed to beat a villain, shout out to you because you are the second best basketball player on the court. and it was not close, but you can't under any circumstance, go to the podium and now try to ask for individuals the jewels to give you sympathy. no one has sympathy for the villain. you painted the bullseye on your back. why are you surprised when people shoot at you >> trying to me now, sports journalist and cnn contributor, carry champion. so >> luck. first of all, >> she is now going to the wnba. so she is not, she lost a game, but she is not a loser by any stretch of the imagination but why that reaction >> well, first of all, i think that i want to give just a little context. her saying that she was a self-proclaimed villain was based off an article that someone had wrote about t

hayek se unio como juez esa invitada de los bailarines de la gira que hacian su baile de la cancion vogue por la experiencia y resalto que el ano fue memorable. >> y al regresar, mi colega julio vaqueiro tuvo la oportunidad de hablar con el periodista mexicano ciro gomez leiva sobre el futuro politico del pais. >> no se lo pierdda (mom) nunca pensé que con verizon cambiar mi teléfono por un iphone 15 pro iba a ser tan fácil. antes... me la pasaba heredando los teléfonos viejos de los demás... (dad) primero heredó el mío... yo lo cuidaba muchísimo... (mom) el último fue uno de mi hija. la memoria... no aguantaba un selfie más. (daughter) ¡mamá! (mom) ahora... los que quieren heredar mi teléfono son ellos... (son) ¿mamá? (mom) no. (daughter) ¿y a mi? (mom) tampoco. (vo) solo en verizon, entrega cualquier iphone en cualquier condición y llévate el iphone 15 pro por nuestra cuenta. (dad) yo mejor ni pregunto. ¿buscando una manera más inteligente de trapear? con el swiffer power mop. una herramienta todo en uno que limpia igual que un trapeador y cubeta en la mitad del tiempo. su paño tiene ci

the singer gave an update on living with stiff person syndrome in a new interview with "vogue" france to live with a disease she was diagnosed with in 2022 and wants to be the best she can be wheil dealing with that condition. she couldn't answer then if she could ever return to the stage to perform , but her body will tell her if she's ready. >>> nasa got good news. and travel will be fast tracked in a few short years. t tracked in a few short years. so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating... ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas... or abdominal discomfort... help stop the frustration and start taking align every day. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional digestive upsets. so you can enjoy life. when you feel the signs, it's time to try align. bladder leak underwear has one job. i just want to feel protected! especially for those sudden gush moments. always discreet protects like no other. with a rapid dry core that locks in your heaviest gush quickly for up to zero leaks. always discreet- the protection we deserve! schwarzkopf da

she tells vogue france that she's following a strict routine of physical and vocal therapy.uote, i have two choices. either i train like an athlete and work super hard, or i switch off and it's over. i stay at home, listen to my songs, stand in front of my mirror and sing to myself. i've chosen to work with all my body and soul. i want to be the best i can be. >> the federal government wants to stop two high end handbag makers from merging. the parent companies of coach and michael kors have an $8 billion deal in the works, but the federal trade commission is suing to stop the deal, claiming a merger would hurt competition. the clothing retailer express has filed for bankruptcy. it's closing about 100 stores after years of plummeting sales now to baseball and the major league umpires calling some controversy. >> we got anything out to say? >> you're >> ejected for saying nothing, yankees manager aaron boone, furious after being thrown out of yesterday's game. the home plate ump thought boone was heckling him, but it was a fan in the stands who was talking trash there. you go

longer there, the fuse is removed, accordingly it falls from the bird, an explosion occurs, collects voguesng projectiles for the drones, a volunteer from belgorod has been at the front for 3 months, made a decision in those days when... when his city had the most difficult time, i thought about it for a long time, i myself have three children, and as if i couldn’t look at it anymore, i’ll help in any way i can. now his team is methodically dismantling the enemy’s positions and literally preventing him from raising his head. pavel prokopenko, vitaly kaydanovich, andrey rudenko, oleg bondarenko, news: donetsk people's republic. the sky over ukraine will become the most dangerous battlefield encountered so far... f-16 fighter jets have encountered it, according to former us military pilots. their opinion cites the publication bizness insider. they note that russia's arsenal of surface-to-air systems is more modern and advanced than those encountered in past conflicts. then they worked against iraq and syria with their outdated equipment. and in the case of ukraine, it may happen that the f-16

, the reservoir is now down to less than 18 percent of its capacity, which has forced the mayor of vogue with having posing a series of restrictions that will start next thursday. rationing water in different areas of book with uh, uh, almost a 1000000 people will go. busy without water for 24 hours, every 10 days, we are in critical conditions and our goal is to change the habits of citizens of boerger talk to guarantee the supply of potable water in the short and medium term . these measures on this is free and inevitable to guarantee the next months and also next the supply. this situation is due to a new weather phenomenon which normally brings dry weather to columbia, but it has become more severe in the last few years. and so these restrictions, the rationing of the water for now will remain in place indefinitely every 2 weeks, the mayor's office said they will look at the situation and the sides if it needs to remain in place. but the expectations is that the, the rationing will continue, at least for a few months. what worries a lot, the story these at the national level is that

ukraine's allies finally stop turning a blind eye to the lot in terrorist actions open increasingly vogue state? yeah, it's really disturbing. isn't a type of so very sorry to ask you as always. great, thank you for joining me. hand today and the student was a pleasure and thanks again for your time. by moving on, the gaza world has become deadly asked the humanitarian workers in any of the conflict around the world in the last 30 years. now that's quoting to the aid workers security database, 203 of those personnel being killed in the sense of the one reason is very so i can that he may. i think homewood killed 78 workers onto correspondent don't quote, a positive test across the main stream media stories of 7 aid workers from the world central kitchen killed trying to provide relief in gaza. buying is really air strike is real faces, global condemnation for what, what it calls a mistaken strike the world. central kitchen is posing it's cause operations off to 7 of its workers were killed in an air strike one palestinian and 6 foreigners, including one dual american canadian, as well as

hold your horses, you can't really compare melania's fashion sensibility to kamala, she's on cover of voguelly, when she wears a pant suit it screams seriousness and poise and confidence. this was 2021, when she donned the cover of a magazine. fine, no problem, she looked good. it shows you just how desperate they are, they are sad people. close it out. >> how jealous they are of her stunning beauty, her accomplishment, she was an extraordinary first lady and will be again. of course -- >> laura: if she were liberal, they would love her. >> recently, i had major editor of major fashion magazine tell me a couple years ago they were told to never put melania trump on the cover. simply because -- married to donald trump. >> laura: not surprising, thank you. biden campaign fumbles and stumbles and trump makes most of court lockdown. raymond arroyo is next. >> laura: it is time for seen and unseen, we turn to raymond arroyo. trump has been stuck in new york thanks to this sham trial, but he has found a way to use the confinement to his advantage. >> raymond: if prosecutor's goal was to lock him

inaccurate due to the wind, but provided... that they will throw some kind of light ammunition like a voguees, then for them such a moving target may become completely unattainable. one of the last trips of this group turned out to be an encounter with a whole swarm of drones, but thanks to the device they left without losses. they carried things away from the contact line. the bee approached the car, the birds were hanging, but they couldn’t get through to us. the developers of ogok are now actively working on a new version that takes into account the combat version. experiences of military observations. alexey rykov, together with his friends, developed and has been producing lights since last summer. i was prompted to work by one single thought - to protect as many of our guys as possible from the threat from the sky. i saw one episode in which the enemy hit one of our fighters with a drop, the enemy relished this fact or something. it was this moment that influenced what i decided needed to be done. something that every fighter could have, but in order to protect himself from a drone or

longer there, the fuse is removed, accordingly it falls from the bird, an explosion occurs, collects voguesnded shells for the drones, a volunteer from belgorod, at the front 3 month. made a decision in those days when it was most difficult for his city, i thought about it for a long time, i myself have three children, and as if i couldn’t look at it anymore, i’ll help in any way i can. now his team is methodically dismantling the enemy’s positions and literally preventing him from raising his head. pavel prokopenko, vitaly kaydanovich, andrey rudenko, oleg bondarenko, news: donetsk people's republic. air defense forces protect residents from ukrainian attacks. ideal conditions for uaf drone flights; the militants' target is civilians. elena tkachenko miraculously escaped after the drone attack. the drone was flying, well, it dropped a shell. a friend arrived, i stayed with her, then rode my bike to graivan. air defense and electronic warfare fighters from the state border cover group are defending populated areas. most of the enemy drone shells are destroyed while approaching residential a

donald trump's daughter and his wife, and the two were disappointed and furious that the likes of vogueot writing glamour stories about them in the white house. what did david do? he bought us weekly and turned it into a lifestyle magazine, a platform to showcase the trump family in the white house. talk how these two men know each other and have been essentially in business for decades. >> this is an ugly set of journalism. i should emphasize that set the way we do journalism. we don't buy stories to kill them or publish them. that's the way the national enquirer worked and how it worked for years. there were instances where the killed negative stories about arnold schwarzenegger when he was running for governor. they did it for tiger woods to get a good interview with tiger woods. they buried a story about him. it's been going on a long time and the world trump lived in for years. the new york tabloids. it was a long-term relationship. you can see that david says we will formalize this. doing it informally and now we will formalize it and i will do it to benefit your campaign because

one was ilhan omar's daughter who talked to teen vogue magazine saying she feels like she is homeless and can't even get food from the dining hall and doesn't know where she will go next. >> harris: you have shown the one sound bite. we had a guest on yesterday, a former federal prosecutor who said the same thing, the uniform tee of those tents and so many of the similarities among the protests we see. it is wondering now if that doesn't propel these people to do worse things. in his experience, that is what he has found. when you get that kind of organization and that kind of putback like today. they put their stuff light back, that's what you have to watch for for things escalating and we will. great job covering it. one column argues at columbia and beyond jews must not hide or apologize. the "wall street journal" editorial board calls out the ivy league's meltdown. they reap what they have sown and this quote. anyone who thinks concerns about anti semitism are overdone is not paying attention. protestors carried banners and pointing to pro-israel protest are the next target. the m

in the latest issue of "vogue france," the music icon opening up about her health and how she's managing taking it one day at a time and revealing a peek into her current training, five days a week i undergo athletic, physical and vocal therapy. i work on my toes, my knees, my calves, my singing. my voice. i have to learn to live with it now and stop questioning myself. for more, head over to today.com. for the latest edition of "vogue." >>> speaking of celine, next up we're talking this former music video collaborator. my fashion ♪ >> we should explain for those that are confused. that is celine performing "ashes." that's from the deadpool 2 sound track. ryan reynolds is back for another sequel for the movie "dead pool 3." this time, he is teaming up with his real life buddy hugh jackman ♪ take a look. >> i don't know anything about saving worlds, but you do. ♪ >> trust me, kid. i'm no hero. >> you were an x man. you were the x man. >> that's what i'm talking about. ♪ >> a slow motion action sequence. who knows if you live or die. let's go! >> hoda and savannah could care less about tha

she's been the educator for the non by vogue magazine and to date, she has educated over 200,000 young entrepreneurs on the future of technology. chanel is an eight time united nations speaker. she has given formal addresses to presidents, royalty and fortune 500 leaders on topics ranging from cybersecurity to artificial intelligence and currently serves a strategic advisor to the united international telecommute location union and digital inclusion. thank you. hello everyone. everyone can hear me. okay, well, we made it. needed. dr. bull and weenie joy, my friend, my fellow sister. this is such an honor and i think to kick things off, you know, two terms that i think need to be a part of the everyday discourse that we all need. understand that really stood out to me in our book. in your book, the first is the coded gaze and the second is the x coded. so what is the coded gaze and who are the x coded? got it. great way to kick out. before i address that, i just want to thank all you for coming out. the first stop of the unmasking book tour, ford was the first. ford was the first founda

the vogue editor in chief will also be joined by tiktok's ceo at the gala, one of the issues with thensorship was the attendance of musicians managed by universal music who took songs off of tiktok. tiktok officials say they are negotiating with the universal. and one golden retriever getting a round of apaws for stealing the show at his o owner's weddi. >> who has the rings? ♪ [laughter] >> good boy. good boy. >> so cute. the pup named pancakes successfully made it to the altar where the bride removed the rings from his tuxedo, completing his very important role at ring bearer. those are your headlines, will. over to you. will: thank you, carlie. the nfl is giving players the option to wear protective, quote, unquote, guardian caps over their helmets during the 2024 football season, the league explaining we now have two years of data showing significant concussion reduction among players who wear guardian caps. here to react, former nfl running back, merril hoge. so merril, this sparked a huge debate between me and pete. the main thing is the aesthetics, they're ridiculous looking. m

. >> dana: teen vogue, i'm sure you look at this often.they did an interview with ilhan omar's daughter and she said that it's really frustrating because when we were arrested, we were literally sitting in a circle singing songs, sharing a meal together. you don't get arrested for things like that, charlie. the one thing is they'll get arrested but will they be prosecuted? the likely answer is no. >> this is so frustrating to me. could you be more of a privileged person than someone who grow us up in america, the daughter of a sitting congress person. you could not be more privileged. you could not have more access to information. you are going to one of the most prestigious universities in the country. you have access to knowledge and yet you reject it and make it all about yourself and it is all performance. then you wind up supporting a terrorist -- openly supporting a terrorist organization against jews. and, of course, the net result is at a time when universities seem to care so much about safe spaces -- i think a lot of it is lunacy

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. - 27-year-old journalist alexi mccammon out as "teen vogue's" editor in chief before she even started privately showing remorse multiple times, the backlash continued. - the whole point of being a teenager is that you make the worst mistakes of your life. maybe there needs to be some mechanism of forgiveness, some mechanism of redemption. - that's not activism. that's not bringing about change. - we haven't thought through what it means to be restored after you've been canceled. for those people who are willing to accept the idea of personal evolution, there has to be room for them to be able to come back. for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis and who are anti-achr antibody positive, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living. it is reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris can lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increas

. >> jimmy: yeah, that's exactly -- you never see anna wintour from "vogue" wear a trucker hat.e's also a new york icon. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: so i think where -- if she shows up at a a pizzeria -- >> i think she's -- yeah, she's a new york icon. she's a worldwide icon. >> jimmy: she's a worldwide icon. she's everything. you know, i saw you, by the way. i was going to say on broadway. but it wasn't. it was "shakespeare in the park." >> you were there? you saw? oh my gosh. >> jimmy: yeah, i came to see you. absolutely. i'm a big fan, yeah. i saw you and it was at the -- >> "twelfth night" at the delacorte theater. >> jimmy: -- delacorte theater. you were amazing. do you get nervous? does anything go wrong? nothing went wrong when i saw you. >> nothing went wrong? thank goodness. >> jimmy: no, you were perfect. >> 'cause -- well 'cause it's -- um, so the delacorte theater is an outdoor theater in central park. and so -- >> jimmy: you're doing shakespeare. >> doing shakespeare, and it rained almost every night. but one night, something -- i don't know if it went wrong, but somethi

trump's daughter and father, his wife, the two of them were disappointed and furious that the likes of vogue magazine weren't writing glamorous stories about them in the white house, so what did david do, he went out and bought us weekly entered into a lifestyle magazine a platform to showcase the trump family in the white house. talk to us about how these two men know each other and have been essentially in business for decades. >> this is an ugly side of journalism, i should emphasize that that's not the way that we do journalism, we don't buy stories in order to kill or publish them. but that's the way the national enquirer worked for years, there's been recordings showing that there were instances where they killed negative stories about arnold schwarzenegger back when he was running for governor so they can sell more muscle magazines with his name on them. they did it for tiger woods to get a good interview, they buried a story about him. this was something that had been going on for a long time and that was the world that trump lived in for a long time. you see in the situation, yeah,

half hands, so, that is-- that's the issue, i think, and this comes up a lot in our coverage at teen vogue. i think just there's a lot of apathy, you know, young people in particular are not very hyped about the prospect of a biden and trump rematch. so, you can start by setting the stage, like what is low enthusiasm among young voters mean in terms of control of the white house and congress? >> yeah, well, i mean, it's going to be incredibly important across the battle ground states because as i think they'll both say, i think the election is going to be close and it's going to be at the margins and young voters are going to contribute to that. just to give a picture how young voters have voted in the last few election cycle since 2018 or so, young voters have had pretty increasing, strong turnouts, midterms and presidential cycles. in the last presidential cycle joe biden received about 60% roughly of 18 to 29 year olds and that was true also when you broke it down into the battle ground states. right now he's not doing as well amongst the 18 to 29-year-old cohort. despite the fact that

angel reese just announced her plans to enter the wnba draft with a fashion shoot and interview in vogueoming the top scoring player in ncaa basketball history, male or female. or dynamic talent is bringing all sorts of new attention to the women's teams, even transcending into popular culture with a multitude of sponsorship deals. so, as the final four march madness games begin tonight, if anyone is still questioning the appeal of women's sports, or the marketability of female athletes, hopefully this is a bit of a wake-up call of just how outdated those views are. up next, why president biden could be looking at this guy, surprise, for a road map to retaining the presidency. stay tuned. in check with rinv. a once—daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief... and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check. when flares kept trying to slow me down... i got lasting steroid—free remission... with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage,... rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. for both uc and crohn's: rapid symptom relief... lasting stero