wisely -- andy warhol.cyber monday. now, get ready for small business saturday. does that sound a little more wholesome? we'll speak to the woman who's urging us to shop small this christmas. you're with worklife from bbc news. fewer staff are being placed into permanent roles according to the novemberjob monitor from kpmg and the recruitment and employment confederation. the report blames uncertainty around the election and brexit and saw the slowest increast in vacancies for a decade. yael selfin is a chief economist. he is from kpmg. this thing about permanent roles versus i suppose the gig economy type of work, is that necessarily a bad thing? for some people, the flexibility is a real upside. yes, pros and cons with different types, but ultimately, we are looking at permanent placements asa are looking at permanent placements as a vote of confidence by businesses in terms of the long—term prospects of their business and their ability to make longer term plans and for the majority of businesses in the u

priceless works of art waiting to be displayed darlene picasso back man warhol 4000 pieces of state and modern art stored in a basement. now plans to build the museum of the 20th century have been finalized the star architects behind hamburg elfie nominee concert all designed it after years of delay construction is now set to begin it's going to and now we can finally present 20th century are appropriately culture ministers have to accept very expensive construction is these days especially if we are to build the right kind of museums for sophisticated art. building costs have already doubled to about $450000000.00 euros before ground was even broken in the 1st draft design the museum was too close to a protected historic church now it's supposed to be build narrow and deep or another story below the water level the architect says the costs are no surprise. that this works cost billions you have to realize you can't just make a building that's little more than a tin cover. for the prestigious project has long been controversial loved by some mocked by others but many agree that berlin n

he's pulling an andy warhol on the house.ver is going on, it wasn't the right time for a new campaign slogan. you know what it is? no malarkey. no malarkey! the kids will love it. what other slayings today adapt to show their the campaign of the future? or joined by mark steyn. no malarkey! [laughter] >> he paid some fancy consultant $30 million. that's fantastic. they did focus groups on other ones. i believe they tried out, they know i washed tour which pulled quite well with african-americans i believe. they also want for the, no horsefeathers to to work. that tested quite well with muslim millennials. they tried the no fat doodle tour and that actually worked well with some feminists lesbians and the final one -- no cockamamie, federal, dag nab it to work. it pulled really strongly with undocumented transgender's. i waited all my life for a hairy legged candidate and this is -- this is a critical lane and the democratic primary. we talk about the socialist lane, the more socialist lane, but the hairy leg lane has been wid

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in pittsburgh if you are making a movie about andy warhol, because he's a favorite son, roberto clemente>> jimmy: for sure. >> -- you have carte blanche in the city. >> jimmy: what about terry bradshaw? would he qualify? >> i think he'll get credit. but at the end of the money they're not going to say -- >> jimmy: did they do that to you? >> i was coming down from the gym in the hotel and i was all sweaty. and a guy got on the elevator with me. and he said oh, mr. hanks. i said yeah, yeah, how are you doing in he said, you're shooting the mr. rogers film here. yes, yes i am. i am. how is the shooting going, mr. hanks? i said pretty good. you know, i hope it cuts together. i don't know. i hope it comes out well. i'm having a good time. oh, good. well, i wish you good luck on the rest of your shooting, mr. hanks. i said well, thank you very much. and as the door -- he got out before me. and as the door was closing he turned and he looked at me and he said, "we take mr. rogers very seriously here." [ laughter ] like that. his eyes went like snake-like for a second. and i'm thinking, i belie

long before andy warhol mused that every american wants 15 minutes of fame, adams placed the danger of appellation at the center of his constitutional theory. what glittered in the eyes of men and women was often the superficial of dazzling distraction. he explained that first riches and beauty shored up power and aristocracy. societies invariably divided people into classes and that political parties used the same method and marketing candidates, and attractive appearance, a prominent name, a glamorous reputation. if that was not enough lies, flattery and quackery, his delightful word, would keep supporters mesmerized. john adams understood that politics was a crooked connate game as far back as 1790. his point was that these impulses emerge in all governments. republics and democracies alike. a society that rewards ambition cannot avert the mad scramble for public recognition. he went further, group psychology which was responsible for the sham worship of the lustrous view and since the majority of people would never have taken to the stage they lived vicariously through their idols.

of many prime ministers before him leaving number 10 very shortly driving the short distance down warholthen down the mall to buckingham palace where he will have a brief meeting with her majesty the queen he will ask the baltic for the mission to form a new government he will then return back here to downing street we believe he will give some kind of statement outside the front of number 10 what happens next is not so clear so choreograph we believe he may already start thinking about what his cabinet is going to look like let's not forget that when he took over from to reason may he form that cabinet in a day he may well stretch it out over the course of the weekend who remains in that cabinet is unclear we may see some new faces we may see some old ones retaining their. as the shins the plan is then to be sworn in on shoes day before the official opening of parliament on thursday and much to the queen will be involved in that and the queen's speech will we be given setting out the policy agenda for the coming year. that is expected to be a slightly down ceremonial event compared to p