a hollywood screenplay the feeling is there. deconstruct spare in his own words. of course i was only in place to interview and then of course that's it. well i need so many 100000 forces so many 100000 percent in reality your recordings are often tries to whitewash his war crimes the director uses archive footage to show what the reality once. maybe i told you so it's a number of. ok it's been 42600000. in spain $43.00 i had $3200000.00 shapiro speaks of the huge waiver force his projects required but he leaves out how many people were worked to death under horrific conditions others perished on forced resettlement margins the film shows what here omits was. a human life is something that has no value for him. so if you need millions to. sense larry you will use them to build a new transferee if he needs millions of people. to improve. a war industry he will use them if under way millions of people are dying it's ok it's serving his. well. paramount eventually canceled the project he said it was too flattering a portrait of the war criminal so often seen it hitle

see change i have to say that most of the best films i saw last year were not many didn't hollywood. junho has said himself that if you can overcome the subtitles barrier you will see some amazing films so i hope that hollywood is opening up to a world cinema and i hope these films also serve to shake things up a bit so that hollywood starts making more films that take bigger risks and tell more diverse stories there's a point. where diverse that would certainly be a move in the right direction because let's face it going into oscars night this looked like it was not doing very well in the diversity front. cynthia was the only person of color who was nominated in the acting categories and there was not a single female nominated for best director and now actress ashley portman drew attention to this deficit on the red carpet in. no full way where even a cape into which the names of female directors were reuters. one of my favorites french director. was one of them she directed portrait of a lady on fire like lou wang on there. and also of course the biggest high profile mission. nomin

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a hollywood screenplay the feeling is there. deconstruct spare in his own words. of course i was only interested. in sin of course as it. well i need so many 100000 forces so many 100000 was said to me audio recordings are often tries to whitewash his war crimes the director uses archive footage to show what the reality once. maybe i told you so there's a number of look when i have it in 42600000. in spain $43.00 i had a $3200000.00 shapiro speaks of the huge labor force his projects require but he leaves out how many people were worked to death under horrific conditions others perished on forced resettlement margins the film shows what hero myths was 14000000 men. a human life is something that has no value for him. so if you need millions to. very well use them to build a new transfer if he needs millions of people. to improve. a war industry he will use them if under way millions of people are dying it's ok it's serving his. well. paramount eventually canceled the project he said it was too flattering a portrait of the war criminal so often seen it had lawyers

see change i have to say that most of the best films i saw last year were not many didn't hollywood. junho has said himself that if you can overcome the subtitles barrier you will see some amazing films so i hope that hollywood is opening up to a world cinema and i hope these films also serve to shake things up a bit so that hollywood starts making more films that take bigger risks and tell more diverse stories there's a point keyword diverse that would certainly be a move in the right direction because let's face it going into oscars night this looked like it was not doing very well in the diversity front that's right cynthia was the only person of color who was nominated in the axing categories and there was not a single female nominated for best director and now actress ashley portman drew attention to this deficit on the red carpet in. no awful way where even a cape into which the names of female directors were employed. one of my favorites french director celine was one of them she directed portrait of a lady on file names like lulu wang on their north. and also of course the bi

brad pitt won his first acting oscar for once upon a time in hollywood. to stand here now, once upon a time in hollywood — ain't that the truth. laura dern won best supporting actress for marriage story. there were british successes.

a hollywood legend has died. kirk douglas died at the age of 103. >> i'm going to make something of myself. >> he was incredible. he really was. kirk douglas became known for the 1960s movie spart cuss. icus. he joined the u.s. navy. he got out three years later. his son actor michael douglas, you've heard of him released a statement saying his father leaves a legacy that will endure for generations to come and kirk douglas will be remembered as one of the finest of hollywood. >>> there was another overnight shooting in interstate 880. the second shooting in less than 24 hours. what police are now saying about those shootings and the victim. >> also in china, more evacuation flights leaving china this morning as more people are being quarantined because of the spread of the coronavirus. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here for mornings on 2. i'm pam  cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. i know you want to hear about thursday's weather. that's why we go

it is now going to hollywood's most coveted trophy, best picture. it has certainly come to the forefront of the race, and i also think that the industry loves it. you know, when you see bong joon—ho and his actors at these awards shows, take a standing ovation. everyone wants to meet him. i think it just shows everyone wants to meet him. i think itjust shows how much this film has kind of swept up hollywood. whatever happens at the oscars, parasite will definitely have an afterlife. a version of it in black and white has already emerged and a parasite television film series is going to be produced by the american cable and satellite network hbo. parasite is becoming much more than a critically acclaimed arthouse film from south korea. it is a box office phenomenon, a multimedia spectacle and a possible oscars night sensation. one academy award category where women do dominate this year is in the best documentary feature race, where four out of the five films up for an oscar were directed or codirected by a woman. tristen daly has been looking at o

see change i have to say that most of the best films i saw last year were not many didn't hollywood. junho has said himself that if you can overcome the subtitles barrier you will see some amazing films so i hope that hollywood is opening up to a world cinema and i hope these films also serve to shake things up a bit so that hollywood starts making more films that take bigger risks and tell more diverse stories there's a point keyword diverse that would certainly be a move in the right direction because let's face it going into oscars night this looked like it was not doing very well in the diversity front that's right cynthia was the only person of color who was nominated in the acting categories and there was not a single female nominated for best director and now actress ashley portman drew attention to this deficit on the red carpet in. no awful way where eating a case into which the names of female actors were roid. one of my favorites french director sitting was one of them she directed portrait of a lady on fire like lou weighing on their north. and also of course the biggest

see change i have to say that most of the best films i saw last year were not many didn't hollywood. junho has said himself that if you can overcome the subtitles barrier you will see some amazing films so i hope that hollywood is opening up to a world cinema and i hope these films also to shake things up a bit so that hollywood starts making more films that take bigger risks and tell more diverse stories there's a point keyword diverse that would certainly be a move in the right direction because let's face it going into oscars night this looked like it was not doing very well in the diversity front that's why and cynthia was the only person of color who was nominated in the axing categories and there was not a single female nominated for best director and now actress ashley portman drew attention to this deficit on the red carpet. no full way where even a cape into which the names of female directors were reuters. one of my favorites french director. was one of them she directed portrait of a lady on fire like lulu wang on their north. and also of course the biggest high profile mi

would you say hollywood is intrinsically racist and sexist? well, yeah, of course, i mean, we have to look at it, it's very provable. i think people are unconsciously racist. just hold on. and suck in. a feeling that hollywood perpetuates racial stereotypes goes back a long way, with classics such as gone with the wind caricaturing a black woman as a deferential domestic servant, known as mammy. so she would often be this sassy black woman with a kind of broken vernacular, so a lot of "honey child" and things like that. hattie mcdaniel won an oscar for her performance. that was 80 years ago. cynthia erivo could win for playing harriet on sunday at an academy awards where she's the only person of colour to be nominated in the acting categories. it's embarrassing, you know? hollywood, that is supposed to be, you know, this is our dreams, this is our best self, this is our most aspirational self that we are presenting and, hopefully, related to who we really are in the time capsule of this moment, so it's bizarre, it's weird and it's embarrassing

here in hollywood, the oscars are in full swing. also the south korean film parasite picks up the top award. millions are supposed to go back to work in china after the extended lunar new year break. but severe restrictions due to the coronavirus outbreak means, many businesses remian closed. ireland's general election changes the country's political landscape with a surge in support for the left—wing

would you say hollywood is intrinsically racist and sexist? well, yeah, of course, i mean, we have to look at it, it‘s very provable. i think people are unconsciously racist. just hold on. and suck in. a feeling that hollywood perpetuates racial stereotypes goes back a long way, with classics such as gone with the wind caricaturing a black woman as a deferential domestic servant, known as mammy. so she would often be this sassy black woman with a kind of broken vernacular, so a lot of "honey child" and things like that. hattie mcdaniel won an oscar for her performance. that was 80 years ago. cynthia erivo could win for playing harriet on sunday at an academy awards where she‘s the only person of colour to be nominated in the acting categories. it‘s embarrassing, you know? hollywood, that is supposed to be, you know, this is our dreams, this is our best self, this is our most aspirational self that we are presenting and, hopefully, related to who we really are in the time capsule of this moment, so it‘s bizarre, it‘s weird and it‘s

and hollywood legend current best known for his role in sponsor has dies at the age of 103. u.s. president only trump has been acquitted of all charges in his senate impeachment trial but in an end to only the 3rd such trial in american history he was facing 2 charges in presidential powers and obstruction of congress only one republican broke ranks but it wasn't enough to see trump removed from office democrats are vowing to press ahead with more investigations how do you counsel reports from washington d.c. . it is therefore the outcome was as expected donald trump be and he is hereby acquitted of the charges in said articles donald trump only the 3rd u.s. president to be impeached now also the 3rd u.s. president to be acquitted the white house called it full of vindication and exoneration mr romney all but one republican senator loaded not guilty on both articles of impeachment the lone defector was mitt romney the utah senator who in 2012 with the republican presidential nominee my faith is at the heart of who i am romney said in an emotional floor speech his conscience was m

also comingp you, the most anticipated verdict in the #metoo era, hollywood mogul harvey weinstein found guilty of sex crimes, a new york jury convicts him of felony sex crime and rain, but the jury acquits him of the most serious charges. and china's annual national people's congress postponed for the first time in decades because of the coronavirus. and italian authorities are imposing tgh meaeasures as s sen deathshs and a dramatic rise in infections make it europe's front line in the battle against the disease. i'm brent goff, our viewers in the united states and viewers around the world, welcome. police in germany are gauge a possible attack tonight, a car was driven into a crowd of revelers celebrating carnival earlier today. it happened outside a super market in the western state. around 30 people were injured, some of them seriously. the driver was arrested at the scene and now faces attempted homicide charges. police believe that he acted intentionally, but a motive for the incident is unclear. >> it happened here outside a super market in this town. this car said by police to h

hollywood's screenplay the feeling is there. deconstructs fair in his own words. of course i was only in place it to vince evolved into and of course as it. well i need so many 100000 voices so many 100000 was said to me audio recordings are often tries to whitewash his war crimes or the director uses archive footage to show what the reality was. maybe i tell you so there's a number of. ok in 42600000. in spain 40. 3.2000000 tackles speaks of big huge wave perforce his projects required but he leaves out how many people were worked to death under horrific conditions others perished on forced resettlement margins the film shows what hero mit's was 40000000. a human life is something that has no value for him. so if you need millions. chancellery you will use them to build a new transferee if he needs millions of people. to improve. a war industry he will use them if under way millions of people are dying it's ok it's serving his. well. paramount eventually canceled the project he said it was too flattering a portrait of the war criminal so often seen at hitler's si

a hollywood screenplay the feeling is there. deconstruct spare in his own words. of course i was only interested. in sin of course as it. well i need so many 100000 voices so many 100000 votes said to me audio recordings are often tries to whitewash his war crimes the director uses archive footage to show what the reality was. maybe i told you so there's a number of. ok in 42600000. in spain for you so you. see point 2000000 the cost should be our speaks of the huge wave perforce his projects required but he leaves out how many people were worked to death under horrific conditions others perished on forced resettlement margins the film shows what hero minutes it was 40000000 that meant. that human life is something that has no value for him. so if you need millions. tens larry we will use them to build a new transfer if he needs millions of people. to improve. a war industry that will use them if under way millions of people are dying it's ok it's serving his. well. paramount eventually canceled the project he said it was too flattering a portrait of the war crimi

china is hollywood's largest willeas market, so how this affect hollywood? >> potential hollywood blockbusters are scheduled to be released in march in china simultaneously as they will be released in the u.s., but now it is looking more uncertain if these films can really be released in march or if they need to be rescheduled, so this will affect hollywood's film .elease schedule in china if the cinema closure last longer, there will not be enough time for hollywood to achieve what they want to. for companies like disney, this is not just about movie businesses. their theme park in shanghai has hong kongwell, and has already been hit by months of protests and declining numbers of tourists, so disney executives said earlier this week that the theme shutdown will cost about 175 million dollars on their revenue in the current quarter. our bloomberg media reporter in hong kong, looking at how extensive the impact and the economic impact of the coronavirus is becoming. ,efore we get to the china open shanghai and hong kong opens in the next hour. down aseeing th

in hollywood, romina puga. back to you, kenneth and elizabeth. >> thank you. historic night, and there was some criticism of the ceremony last night concerning the in memoriam segment. >> thor or is -- the ceremony l out luke perry and cameron boyce who both died over the last year. perry even appeared in "once upon a time in hollywood." >> much more from the oscars coming up later this half hour. we explain eminem's surprise performance. plus the big fashion statements coming up. >>> now to the breaking news overnight about the coronavirus, and a significant surge in cases. authorities in china reported more than 3,000 new cases today bringing the total to more than 40,000. the death toll is now over 900 which is more than the sars outbreak, and the number of cases on a cruise ship quarantined in japan has doubled today to more than 130, including at least 12 americans. we spoke to one of them who's hospitalized and her husband who remains on the ship. >> it doesn't even feel like a cold to be perfectly honest. i wouldn't have known that there was anything wr

would you say hollywood is intrinsically racist and sexist? well, yeah, of course, i mean, we have to look at it, it's very provable. i think people are unconsciously racist. just hold on. and suck in. a feeling that hollywood perpetuates racial stereotypes goes back a long way, with classics such as gone with the wind caricaturing a black woman as a deferential domestic servant, known as mammy. so she would often be this sassy black woman with a kind of broken vernacular, so a lot of ‘honey child' and things like that. hattie mcdaniel won an oscar for her performance. that was 80 years ago. cynthia erivo could win for playing harriet on sunday at an academy awards where she's the only person of colour to be nominated in the acting categories. it's embarrassing, you know? hollywood, that is supposed to be, you know, this is our dreams, this is our best self, this is our most aspirational self that we are presenting and, hopefully, related to who we really are in the time capsule of this moment, so it's bizarre, it's weird and it's embarrassi

firm, was among the highest profile names caught up in the scandal which rocked higher education and hollywood. felicity huffman already pleaded guilty and served less than two weeks in prison. lori laughlin and he husband are fighting the charges arguing their payments to usc were legitimate donations, not bribes. they are expected to go to trial in october. >> the most egregious offender, mr. hodge, only got nine months in prison. that may very well inspire one or more of the remaining defendants to roll the dice and take their chances, perhaps banking on a low sentence, even if they do get convicted >> reporter: laughlin will face the same judge. the scandal's longest sentence so far. gabe gutierrez. >>> we are hearing from elizabeth smart the kidnapping and rape survivor who revealed she endured another alleged sexual assault just last year while on a plane steve patterson reports on smart's new comments today. >> i just sat there like in shock. >> reporter: tonight elizabeth smart providing new details about the alleged sexual assault she faced on board a flight home to utah last summer.

hollywood legend kirk douglas, star of d oze ns hollywood legend kirk douglas, star of dozens of films, has died at the age of 103. hundreds of people have a nswered age of 103. hundreds of people have answered a call to pay their respects at the funeral of one of the country's most highly decorated war heroes. sergeantjoe morton flew 37 wartime bombing sorties until martin the warsaw airlift in the summer of 19114. he was awarded 20 military medal ‘s and died last month. but with no surviving close relatives. he was laid to rest today in newark in nottinghamshire with full military honours. the astronaut christina cook is back on earth after completing the longest ever state in space by a woman. she spent 328 days aboard the international space station. a russian soyuz space craft carrying her two male collea g u es craft carrying her two male colleagues landed in as extent this morning. the astronaut had achieved a major milestone during her mission. in october, she took part in the first all—female spacewalk in more than 50 years of space travel. christina cook completed more th

he was one of hollywood's greats and treated accordingly. douglas korean spent several decades and it was prolific with malta 90 credits to his name. in a statement announcing his death his son and fellow oscar winning actor michael douglas said to many my father was a legend but to me he was simply dad. born in 916 kirk douglas made his name in hollywood's golden age of movie making he was one of the biggest box office stocks of the 950 s. and sixty's possibly he was most famous for his role in the 1960 s. classic spartacus he was nominated for 3 oscars eventually winning the honorary award in 1964 is more than 50 years in filmmaking much chance to marry me to morrow is today that's no chat at all. but in 2001 douglas was honored at germany's biggest film festival the $1000000000.00 receiving adult bear was again for his lifetime achievement was accepting the award he charmed the crowd by saying more than just a few words in german to a boy. here . there is. i spent a lifetime in front of cameras and crowds and his legacy is not going to fa

tomorrow is the biggest night in hollywood as the stars gear up night in hollywood as the stars gear upfor night in hollywood as the stars gear up for the oscars the list of nominees has once again come under scrutiny for being too white. and, for some categories, too male. the film director spike lee will present tomorrow and he sat down with our a rts tomorrow and he sat down with our arts edit or talk about hollywood diversity and female directors. the oscars. what you make of the line—up this year? the oscars. what you make of the line-up this year? not like last year. and i said this last year, to not expect six african—americans to win oscars next year. and it will be a struggle and the struggle continues. why does it continue to bea continues. why does it continue to be a struggle? because power does not give up power easily. it goes to the studios. they are gatekeepers and we have seen more diversity amongst the gatekeepers than have a great effect amongst the oscars. a greater effect. happening at the moment? the gatekeepers? no, no. this is a business. hollywood is a bu

live at the dolby theater in hollywood what we can expect on hollywood's biggest night. good morning, ram in, a. >> good morning, as final touches on the red carpet behind us, many are wondering who will take home the statuette tonight. >> the red carpet is rolled out and ready. tonight we'll find out who is taking home one of those coveted oscars. the show is going hostless for the second year in a row, a format that raised viewership last year. >> even though there's not a host this year, you can plenty of star power at the oscars, big name performers, very hollywood centric. >> cynthia reeva, the youngest egot winner, chp stands for emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. >> it's crazy, though, it's crazy. it would be a huge honor. i don't know why it would happen. >> the pressure has been building for the nominees. >> the best supporting actor category this year is completely stacked with acting legends. >> tom hanks, anthony hopkins, al pacino, joe pesci and the youngest in the group, brad pitt, all hollywood veterans. >> are you an actor? >> no, i'm a stuntman. >> one favori

i said, you could be a movie star, go to hollywood. >> bret: refers to hollywood traditionally hollywood is pretty far left when it comes to the politics and we'll see this this week and in some speeches, we've seen it before. how does that effect things? >> we support in the number of the administration of positive policies. we support the trade, tax deal. i believe the president knows more about our industry than many of his predecessors having been on television as many times as he has. we are generating american jobs, adding to the surplus. >> bret: is hollywood starting to get it that the middle of the country is a big target as far as the type of movies they make and what kind of people are attracted to them? >> the movie industry is a reflection of our society and we are making movies people want to see. i think you will see increasing amount of diversity in movies. it's not only the right thing to do, but it's the smart economic thing to do. the vast majority of people they go to films are women and in fact on a per capita basis, the trend is in a good direction. underrepresented

hello from hollywood. i'm tom brook, and welcome to this special 0scars review edition of talking movies. it has been a really special run. it's really nice when something that really matters to you resonates with someone else. it was a night when history was made, when for the first time ever, a film not in the english language, parasite, took home the academy's top best picture prize. could it mark a turning point, with the traditionally inward—looking academy opening up to embrace international cinema? well, emma jones has been following the fortunes of parasite from the time of its launch at the cannes film festival last may, where it took home the top prize, the palm d'0r. parasite. with four 0scar wins on the night, including best director and best picture, parasite‘s takeover of its american host was complete. parasite is not only south korea's first ever 0scar entry, but also the first film not in the english language to win best picture. translation: it still feels very surreal. i feel like so

i think that is over and that powerful men across hollywood will be will be quite quite scared.

see change i have to say that most of the best films i saw last year were not made in hollywood. junho has said himself that if you can overcome the subtitles barrier you will see some amazing films so i hope this right doesn't mean that hollywood is opening up to world cinema and i hope these films also serve to shake things up a bit so that hollywood starts making more films that take bigger risks and tell more diverse stories there's a point keyword diverse that would certainly be a move in the right direction because let's face it going into oscars night this looked like it was not doing very well in the diversity front that's what cynthia was the only person of color who was nominated in the axing categories and there was not a single female nominated for best director and now actress ashley portman drew attention to this deficit on the red carpet. no full way where a cape into which the names of female directors were employed. one of my favorites french director sitting was one of them she directed portrait of a lady on fire like lulu wang on there and. of course the bigges

there can be substantial loss of memory her allegation key to the most serious charge the hollywood producer faces pred weinstein pleaded not guilty to all charges an last week sciorra acknowledged using valium around the time of the alleged assault. today loftus specifically noted that valium can affect memory later in the cross-examination prosecutors suggested she deliberately tailored her testimony for this case. loftus responded, i have testified before about valium, and i heard it might be involved in this case. as the testimony played out, weinstein seemed to nod off. the defense expected to rest its case sometime next week stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> and also in court today the harshest punishment in the e adssions cheating scandal a former ceo sentenced to nine months in prison nbc's gabe gutierrez with what it could mean for lori loughlin as she faces trial. >> reporter: douglas hodge walked into a federal courthouse boston today after admitting to paying a total of $850,000 in bribes to get four of his children into usc and georgetown as fake athletic recruits. a judge

hello from hollywood. i'm tom brook, and welcome to this special oscars review edition of talking movies. it has been a really special run. it's really nice when something that really matters to you resonates with someone else. it was a night when history was made, when for the first time ever, a film not in the english language, parasite, took home the academy's top best picture prize. could it mark a turning point, with the traditionally inward—looking academy opening up to embrace international cinema? well, emma jones has been following the fortunes of parasite from the time of its launch at the cannes film festival last may, where it took home the top prize, the palm d'or. parasite. with four oscar wins on the night, including best director and best picture, parasite's takeover of its american host was complete. parasite is not only south korea's first ever oscar entry, but also the first film not in the english language to win best picture. translation: it still feels very surreal. i feel like some

had the latest historic night in hollywood also coming up northern europe braces a major winter storm sweeps through extreme weather has already came to ireland causing floods and disrupting travel. plus the powerful to contain the corona virus the death toll is approaching 1000 more than 40000 cases have been reported across china here from accounts from. fellow i'm terry martin good to have you with us the 92nd academy awards have made movie history in los angeles with the south korean film parasite becoming the 1st ever known english language film to win the top oscar for best picture. oscar. paris. it was a big night for a director. whose dark comedy about wealth inequality picked up a total of 4 trophies parasite became the 1st south korean film ever to win an oscar of any kind when it took best original screenplay earlier in the evening it also won the best director trophy for. best international film. well the movie correspondent scott joins us now for more on the oscars start i know that when the oscar nominations were announced you were very excited about parasite what in you

and distraction is what the movies are all about and so the show must go on rob reynolds al-jazeera hollywood. people in south korea have been cited pricing power site success from bryant has more on the reaction from cell. parasite is a biting satire on life in south korea right now that has obviously resonated with a global audience it tells the story of a family of have not so you were desperately poor and you managed to trick their way into the service of a much wealthier family of halves it starts as a slightly quirky strange comedy but quickly descends into a very. dark fable it was when it was released here in south korea very quickly a commercial and critical success that went on to win a 1st international recognition with a palme d'or at the cannes film festival and then a golden globe but certainly this oscar win puts it now in a league of it. i was thrilled at the 1st time so i recommend to my friend a friend and so yeah it was a really amazing phenomenal and you went back for time yeah. our society shouldn't differentiate between the haves and the have nots people should be able t

and let's turn to some lighter news over in hollywood it's the glitziest night of the year the 92nd academy awards just wrapped up in los angeles and the world's biggest film stars gather the dolby theater for a night of oscar honors the ceremony covered 24 categories both technical and creative at south korean film parasite that walked away with 4 gold statuettes making it the 1st non english language film to win best picture. let's get more now with k.j. matthews an entertainment journalist there in los angeles hey k.j. so just wrapped up give us the dry lights. can you believe parasite parasite parasite is all everyone's talking about tonight they mate history maker boone that is jones who won for best director of the film won for best picture best international and breast screenplay that is never happened no filmmaker or field from south korea has ever won an oscar and certainly not best picture and certainly not best director all in the same night so everyone's talking about that they thought that it would be a high contrast between the joker in 1917 but that was not the case it was al

there was a good class of films. >> ford versus ferrari was a hollywood film. 1917 was a hollywood film. i think hollywood's changing. you have netflix on one side that's changing things. a movie like marriage story doesn't even get a big theater release. then you have parasite, foreign language film that connected in the u.s. and this here was like not a good year for your oscar pool. nobody really knows what's happening. >> upsets. >> so i went from not being into the oscars to being into them and the thing that changed is i watch a lot more movies because of netflix and being screen tv at home. do you think that this is rejuvenating hollywood? more people can watch it at home. >>change is maybe when we were younger you were rooting for the star you liked. you know, brad pitt. i like brad pitt. i want him to win. now it seems like you're rooting for the film you like because there's a higher chance you've seen, even though there are nine, ten nominees for best picture. you might have seen six, seven eight of them. you might feel like you know the answer. i think that's a big change. >

deemed hollywood royalty by hollywood royalty, honoring her with the lifetime achievement award in 2017. >> can't imagine the '70s, '80s, '90s, 2000s without you. love you, diane. so does everybody. >> reporter: but diane isn't comfortable with all that adoration. >> every generation responds to you in some way. how does that feel as you're walking down the street? >> it makes me feel like you're crazy. [ laughter ] because that's not the way it can be. i'm a weirdo, you know? >> reporter: did i mention she's hilarious? her humor and fashion statements attracting 1.3 million followers on instagram. >> i love instagram. >> reporter: but her latest project speaks straight from the heart. brother and sister, a deeply-personal memoir about her relationship with her troubled baby brother randy. what made you write this memoir? >> i became the family documentarian. i think everyone has a family situation, almost all families, in some way. and randy was such an interesting character, because i think his mind was just unique and unusual. >> reporter: diane pourred throh the family's treasure tr

and today by convicting the former hollywood titan on two counts many who leveled accusations say they felt heard. >> wow. this is so crazy. like really crazy. >> reporter: this is the day ambra gutierrez thought would never come. >> there has been a verdict in the harvey weinstein rape trial. >> harvey weinstein found guilty of rape and criminal sexual assault. >> reporter: hers was that nervous voice on the audiotape secretly recorded five years ago. >> why yesterday you touch my breast? >> oh, please, i'm sorry, just come on. >> reporter: ambra confronting harvey weinstein while bravely wearing a wire for the nypd. >> i'm feeling very uncomfortable right now. >> please come in now. >> reporter: in 2017 those tapes became public when ambra shared them with journalist ronan farrow. her courageous action helped set in motion an avalanche of accusations against the movie mogul. more than 90 women have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct including prominent hollywood actresses like rose mcgowan. >> i thought he was a warthog from hell. >> reporter: and ashley judd. >> i thought no mea

he was a hollywood patriarch and a performer to the end. maybe it's cos i'm a londoner, that i love london town. the time is 13:15. our top story this lunchtime: the scottish finance secretary steps down, after sending personal messages to a 16—year—old boy on social media. coming up later in the programme, these two african cheetahs — in a world—first — born and reared in the uk, will be sent back to to live the rest of their lives in south africa. and coming up on bbc news: jofra archer will miss england's two—test tour of sri lanka next month, and the indian premier league season, because of an elbow injury. this sunday will mark 32 years since helen mccourt went missing on her way home from work in merseyside. ian simms was jailed for her murder, but the former pub landlord has never revealed where her body is. yesterday, he was released from prison. helen's mother, marie, has spent years campaigning to deny killers parole, unless they reveal where their victims‘ bodies are. she's been speaking to our correspondent, jayne

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movie history has been made to hollywood's biggest night in cinema with the 1st known english language film taking home the top prize at the oscars film parasite won best picture as well as 3 other awards beating the war film 917 which had been tipped to win reports from hollywood. and they are scared goes to. parasite i am knight of triumph for south korean cinema and director paul june home for the 1st time in the oscars 92 year history a film in a language other than english one the top award surprising many critics and so-called hollywood insiders. bongs critically acclaimed story of wealth class power and deceit swept best director best screenplay and best international feature film in addition to best picture. thank you i mean i think country next morning thank you. renee zellweger the star of judy won the best actress award for brilliant and emotional portrayal of one of hollywood's late stars judy garland misguide you were certainly among the heroes he knights in the final. as widely predicted joaquin phoenix won the best actor award for his electrifying portrayal of poverty de

but for hollywood, he is one of the last of an era. i knew him quite well. the last of the golden age, he was the best. when i get old, when i get old! you know, all life is glorious... yes, even as he passed 100 and struggled with the effects of a stroke, there was still some of the old vigour. he was truly a patriarch of the old hollywood. kirk douglas, who has died at the age of 103. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. i think we know what's coming our way. we have not had many days like this this winter. beautiful, crisp, fresh day right across the uk. it stays that way into tomorrow for many of you, but tonight with clear skies it will be a chilly night. not desperately cold but some frost around for the morning commutejust about anywhere. some missed patches in the north—east of england lusting to the end of the morning, but as the breeze picks up, that will gradually clear. sunshine turning hazy to the west, some isolated showers and temperatures here nine to 11. into saturday, we will see rainy conditions put eastwards, nothing unto

"once upon a time i hollywood," ain't that the truth? >> reporter: laura dern with her first academy award for her role in "marriage story." >> i share this with my acting heros, my legends, diane lad and bruce dern. >> reporter: the award for best actress going to renee zellweger for her performance as judy garland. >> miss garland, you are certainly among the heros who unite and define us. and this is certainly for you. >> reporter: and joaquin phoenix with his first oscar for his portrayal in joker. >> i've been a skroucoundrel in life, i'm grateful that so many of you in this room have given me a second chance. >> reporter: those four actors are the second slate of acting nominees to win all five award shows in the same year. >> janelle monae started it and she sang on the stage it's time to come alive because the oscars are so white. >> that's how it started. it was off the bat. they were saying how they felt. >> they did throughout the night. it was interesting. i had a good time. >> yeah. >> hi, mike. >> hi, guys. get to watch the

getting hollywood in the mood for the infamous oscars after parties. brent: we were not invited unfortunately. south korea has been celebrating the success of parasite. the film scooped up four academy awards. south korea has a sizable film industry but this is the first time the country is that the jackpot at the oscars. >> there was no doubting parasite director bong joon ho is now a national hero in south korea. the celebrations in hollywood for felt all the way to the top in seoul. the president spoke of his pride of parasite's success is kicking off a cabinet meeting with a round of applause. few in the country were expecting one oscar, let alone four. students at this university, boon's, moderate, watched as the ceremony unfolded. the moment when the best picture award was announced. >> whoa! >> it's hoped the success will boost south korea's film industry. >> oh! >> i've always liked korean movies. korean film history is being written at this moment. it is very meaningful. i think there will be more improvements in the future. it is very, i'm lo

. >>> and oscars weekend in hollywood. voting closed on tuesday for all 24 categories but it's anyone's guess which films will make history on sunday night. chris martinez has a preview. >> reporter: they are rolling out the red carpet at the dolby theater as hollywood gets ready to honor its very best. this year the comic book inspired "joker" leads the pack with 11 nominations by followed by "the irishman," "1917" and "once upon a time in hollywood". each with ten nods. they are among nine films all vying for best picture. >> for me this was a really good year in film. >> reporter: variety magazine says this year no one film is expected to sweep the awards, which could mean a night of surprises. for the second year in a row the ceremony itself will be streamlined with a long list of celebrity presenters replacing the traditional show host. >> everybody is a little nervous. is this going to change the dna of the oscars. it didn't. the ratings were up. tv audience liked that. i think they will stick with it. >> reporter: b

will it be the irishman or once upon a time in hollywood? or could the south korean picture, parasite, triumph? or will it be the british war epic 1917? i think right now the race is pretty divided between 1917 and parasite, but i have hope that parasite will win. time and time again the parasite crew, like, the director and the actors have been hollywood popular royalty during this race, so i think it will prevail, but certainly there is so much support for 1917, and i think it is totally the front—runner right now. what might help 1917 capture the crown is its breathtaking cinematography, designed to immerse audiences. it looks as if the movie is just one continuous unbroken shot, although there are hidden edits. this technical achievement could help bring britain's 14—time 0scar nominee, cinematrographer roger deakins, his second academy awards trophy. we had to rehearse months and months before we shot because we had to rehearse before the sets were built, because everything had to be designed to the shot, and there's a danger doing

there he was, a new face lighting up hollywood, ben affleck and his childhood buddy matt damon wrote a little movie called "goodwill hunting." they were still two guys from boston in disbelief. >> chris moore produced the movie! >> whoever we forgot, we love you, and thank you so much! >> reporter: but it didn't take long for affleck to become a certified star, on the cover of all those magazines as a super hero in batman, in armageddon and a hollywood heartthrob. and in person, so well-read, so mischievous. he does an improve of bill clinton. >> he might take you by the hand. say, well, diane, you know, you've got the biggest surplus in american history. we created 22 million new jobs, and he feels your pain, a little town called hope. >> reporter: "the town" and "argo" brought him a new dimension in hollywood. kept a kind of balance, as he married jennifer garner, the beloved ak trectress and had th children. but as years went by, there was rockiness in his marriage. two times inhe last three years he went to rehab, always worried that his drinking was affecting the children at the

at one time one of hollywood's most powerful figures, one time one of hollywood's most powerfulfigures, he is 67 and has been convicted today of assaulting a former production assistant in 2006, and raping jessica man who was an actress back in 2013. he faces the possibility of 25 years in prison for these convictions. he was acquitted of the most serious charge today of predatory sexual assault, which carried a potential life sentence. but as we were saying earlier, he faces further charges not in new york but in los angeles, similar ones, not in new york but in los angeles, similarones, and he not in new york but in los angeles, similar ones, and he will be back in new york to face charges of fraud. 22 minutes past 5pm in london here, those are the events in new york. if we have more on that for you and if we have more on that for you and if we have more reaction to the weinstein verdicts, we will bring them to you right away here on bbc news. 0nto today's other news. we've just been given one of the district attorney's statements coming up, is that coming up? district attorney's sta