it is a woody allen performance.ss and anxiety as a young girland crippled with shyness and anxiety as a young girl and a way to get over that was tojoin a young girl and a way to get over that was to join an acting class and now look at her. astonishing, what did you think of the way she performed as mia in la la land? i'm on the side of the people who went to see the film and went, "what? really? " so to see the film and went, "what? really?" so i'm not, i'm not a great lover of the film. i love the ambition of the film. i love the landscape, i'm a huge fan of musicals. i really like emma stone. i think this is a light role. i don't think she was given enough to don't think she was given enough to do actually. the role is quite hard. it is difficult. particularly with ryan gosling's, he lost to casey affleck who is doing grief. i think light comedy is hard to play and it is hard to win awards with. i think she is adorable and i hope we will see more of her and in a lot of tougher roles and let's see what she is mad

she worked with woody allen, she was in crazy, stupid love.ing. she delivers her lines brilliantly, she has a modernity and wit to her and has become almost like a diane keaton figure, that we can... every time she comes on screen thing, can i love her any more and yes, you can. very rarely on a cover of a magazine. she's actually at the moment probably the most wanted in terms of design houses dressing her. she's been very, very careful about the kind of publicity she does. she rarely does an interview. she's very rarely does an interview. she's very rarely photographed out and about with the paparazzi. she's always holding back, which makes are worth more. i think she's an extraordinary new start and i think if she does go into fashion should be very powerful because she is so beautiful to dress and a quirky looking girl. we‘re just seeing amy adams again, that dress we were talking about a few moments ago. you it was tom ford. he directed nocturnal animals. it is one of the films that was talked about this year. she is also in arrival, in t

. >> like woody allen. 90% of it is showing up. berman gets to sleep in another 45 minutes.le. he never sleeps. he never gets gray hair. he always gets better. j.b., everybody knows how much i love you. you are the smartest man in the buildi building. i wish you would get over the brady fascination that you have. enough now. five rings is enough. find a new team. come to the jets. we he need enthusiasm. >> oh, god. no. aside from that, thank you, guys, very much. if there is anyone that i like more than tom brady, besides my wife is christine. if you have to be awake at this hour, there is no one i would rather be next to than christine romans. you are the kindest person. you made being awake from the hours of 4:00 and 6:00 a.m. tolerable. barely. every day. >> thanks, john. that's really nice sdplch. >> i know. thank you. >> i'm down the hall. >> i know. i'll see you every day. >> this is not a retirement party. we'll see you at 9:00 a.m. >> thank you. >> happy valentine's day. >> we're breaking up on valentine's day. >> the back side of chris cuomo is his best side. i love

he's like a woody allen with his idiosyn idiosync and evokes something else but when i met him i rememberke and i looked at him with his shot and asked how good he is and he said very good and he turned and me and said you need passion in life. in that moment i knew he would be the protagonist of my film. >> you don't do question and answer. people call it fly on the wall. you just show things. you don't rint rupt. you don't interrupt. >> a plen for -- a mentor told me if you have questions you have answers it's not interesting. you have to go deeper and deeper in things. sometimes it's important to let life unfold in front of the camera. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> you let death unfold and it's incredibly powerful. >> i met death on the border and that was painful and dramatic because i was shooting in the middle of the sea when i encountered that. it was many of the many rescues i participated in and spent 40 days on the navy vessel in the mediterranean sea and i decided should i film this or not and

gianfranco: he is like the woody allen of lampedusa.little daily fight, his anxiety, his lazy i -- eye, there is always an element of you poking something else. that when i met him, i remember he was playing with his slingshot and i was looking at him and asking, how good are you? and he said very good. he aimed and he hit the -- and he turned to me and said, you need passion in life. and i knew it that moment. john: you do not do question and answer, you always do a fly on the wall view, you show things and do not interrupt. gianfranco: one of my mentors told me, he said, you ask one question and you have one answer, you must go deeper into things. so for me it is important to let life unfold in front of the camera. [speaking foreign language] john: you let death unfold and it is powerful. gianfranco: there was something extremely painful and dramatic, shooting in the middle of the sea when i encountered that, one of the rescues that the world was participating in. and i was on the sea. and they literally had a body of arriving and i a

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. >> what did you think of the woody allen movie, "let's all forget about what happened." >> it was prettyd. nothing that, you know, made me do flips or anything, but i thought it was pretty good. >> did you enjoy the movie "i'll lie about anything?" >> yeah, that was really good. >> will you lie about anything? >> yeah, i would lie about a lot of stuff. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: finest actors in the world are right out on our street. we have a super star-filled show for you tonight from beginning to end. john travolta is with us. this is the coolest thing. he flew himself here in his personal jet. which is weird, because he's right across the street. he literally could have walked here, but no. also tonight, we have oscar-winner eddie redmayne, benedict cumberbatch, jennifer aniston, sean penn and many, many more. and for good reason. this is our tenth annual "after the oscars" special. stay up! let's never stop watching television, okay? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i love the smell of napalm in the morning. no, this is double espresso. hodor! hodor! ehhh, hodor. you guys watch game

. >> gene, i think governor dean is having a woody allen moment, this is craziness. donald trump was elected partly because he doesn't know anything about washington. >> yeah, right. but there's like not knowing anything about washington and then being donald trump. that's like a different level. and look, this utter logical inconsistency, and granted, there is nothing new about donald trump and logical inconsistency, but if the leaks are dangerous and terrible because the information, real information is being leaked, then it's not fake news. it can't be both genuine and fake at the same time. and yet it is in donald trump's lexicon, within seconds, in the same sentence. that doesn't make sense to anybody. even to trump'base. you've got to pick one or the other. >> that goes to why some of it is clever like a fox, because the goal is not to make sense but to be so confusing so we don't know which end is up. thank you, governor and gene. >>> donald trump's administration is doing something very different than what he claimed at the podium. i'll explain. >>> "see you

i think the 28 days in a row, you talk about woody allen, this is the biggest of the big, crazy, out-of-controland i guess it had all the elements of a soap opera. charlie: didn't bring any satisfaction to you that during this adversity, you were able to get out of the marriage at a time where you were able to give up a lot less money than you would have had another time? mr. trump: there are a lot of people who said i did this purposely. charlie: but there are those who say you used that adversity -- people were saying you had better make your deal now. mr. trump: i was truly happy to pay even on the -- ivana what i paid her. tubes andone down the it did up with nothing, she and the children would always be taken care of. at the time, don't forget i was being sued for $2 billion at one point, by her, and i was going to be nasty, and frankly, had i not had a glitch, i would probably not be on this program right now. i would be a divorce court. charlie: if you had not bottomed out and put some pressure on her -- mr. trump: it was not a question of pressure. there was a point where she probably f

i love the train, i love the spots in the woody allen -- >> that's the same director. >> jimmy: it iss something about it's just so well done. you go like, man, i want to visit that place. even though it's haunted. and then whatever -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: or in a good way, but. >> i like that's your interpretation. it's like ghosts exist. that's what i take away from "personal shopper." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what i take away from a movie. no, i always -- because my brain just wanders. i watch a new movie and i'm like -- cause the plot, in general, to say it's like you're a personal shopper. that's -- hence the title -- of a celebrity. but also i love the places you went to. that's not a set. the vintage place where you got the handbag? >> yeah, everything is totally real. even the house. >> jimmy: i want to go the house. i want to go there. it's like the leaves even driving up. in the volvo you're driving up in. i go, this is all -- i'd love to like hang with kristen stewart for just a day and just hang. we'd probably just take a volvo out. >> yeah, just go around to, like, mol

he is a little bit of a wastrel to put it mildly. , gianfranco: he is like the woody allen of lampedusa, little daily fight, his anxiety, his lazy eye, there is always an element of you poking something -- evoking something else. when i met him, i remember he was playing with his slingshot and i was looking at him and asking, how good are you? and he said, very good. he put like a little broom and put it far away. he aimed at the broom and hit it and he turned to me and said, you need passion in life. [laughter] and since that moment i knew was going to be the protagonist of my film. john: you do not do question and answer, like this. you always do a fly on the wall view, you show things and do not interrupt. gianfranco: one of my mentors told me, he said, you ask one question and you have one answer, you have 10 questions you have 10 answers, you must go deeper into things. so sometimes for me it is important to let life unfold in front of the camera. [speaking foreign language] john: you let death unfold and it is powerful. gianfranco: on the border of europe, there was something extr

the woody allen line, a mockery of a fraud of a sham. there were no civil rights statutes, there was no federal law, there was no mechanism for this to become a federal case. there was barely even fbi. once an investigation cleared a local grand jury and local -- in 1915, it was over. the only attempt anyone made to get access legally was there was brief discussion of prosecuting tom watson for sending obscenity through the mail. watson got with most of the members of the georgia delegation, and that went away. there were few unsolved mysteries left in this case. host: what are some of them? what happened to the man that a lot of attention is focused on -- jim conley. steve: jim conley was convicted as an accessory after the fact. he served a year in a chain gang in fulton county. and then jim conley set off on a tear. he must've been arrested 10 times in the three-year period, mostly for crimes against women. one of them -- the newspaper used a phrase -- he was accused of bride beating. he would be given a misdemeanor, slap on the wrist

that staid, if everybody that heckled james at a knicks game was thrown out, only person left is woody allenng wife, what's her name? prebin. >> spike lee let it be known. he's think about packing it in. >> it's unfortunate at best, but in temples of the stock -- >> yeah. >> no denying. look at the last quarter, revenues, better, margins improving, and it goes to show you even when the knicks are lousy, it does not matter. the place is filled. imagine if they got back to the glory days. >> how many seasons can they go through without it affecting attendan attendance? >> this team is selling out the garden. the rangers before they did anything or in between the stanley cup, competitive for five, six years, but the garden is the world's most famous. these are teams that probably p will continue to sell out. have sport franchises, i think, globally, piqued in terms ever asset values, especially as msg splintered off its own network? something to be considered about this. i think msg continues to be filled. fans are passionate for knicks, rangers, concerts, bibb erliber name it. the stock, key r

there was like a woody allen crawl going along underneath.wish i could put this arm somewhere. >> you're always thinking ahead. sailor knew what to do. she was calm. she was the sporty one, ready to get in the water and going. i was trying to stay still and focus. i'm new at this. i'm a musician. it is all different. >> not just about the photos. the fact you guys are in here, you've opened up a discussion of sorts, about other topics. it is interesting, sheinelle said there is nowhere to hide in a bikini. there is also nowhere to hide, figuratively, when you are growing up as a daughter of extremely famous parents and a supermodel. >> nowhere to hide at all. >> you talked about some of the issues you faced as young ladies. you're still young ladies. with body image and self-esteem, can you explain that a little bit? >> growing up just as a girl, as any young girl, you deal with body image issues and deal with seeing people on billboards that have these tiny bodies and these perfect, air brushed figures. you look at yourself and you're growin

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