the sort of hollywood studio system and the way it treated. any standard the way to be expectations placed on her as a female hollywood star she had it all and then lost it deeply disillusioned sonia henny left hollywood in one thousand nine hundred fifty six today she's largely forgotten now a film from her home country of norway pays tribute to this one time legend. today we start a series called baking bread featuring bread making in all of the e.u. countries who is capable of this mammoth task i hear you cry well it's a man with hidden talents are your correspondent. as you most probably know him from the news reporting on serious political matters however apart from his fine journalism he's also an expert of baking bread bread is a huge part of our culture and he's with me now your welcome great to see you in your apron slightly disappointed that you haven't brought anything with you but never mind. tell me try the countries walk a view is a crazy idea to do this. well i learned baking from my grandmother she lifted the age of ninety nine

they went to the up and coming and then burgeoning film industry in hollywood. >> hollywood has always been america's dream factory, and that was especially true i think before the rise of other media like television. americans looked to hollywood movies and they saw the kind of lives they wanted to live, the cars they wanted to drive, the clothes they wanted to wear. >> film was very escapist. people went to see fred and ginger rogers because they wanted to escape the misery they were living in during the war. >> hollywood was it. these were the gods and goddesses around whom america formed their dreams and their ideals. >> back in those days, there were movie magazines, portraits of movie stars one after another. they're the ones that are projecting style. so you had somebody like rita hayworth, ava gardner, they represented sort of the iconic ch-ch-ch. >> everyone wanted to look like joan crawford. everyone wanted to look like marlena dietrich. >> audrey hepburn, you know, she's the one that owned the crisp white shirt and the capri pant and the flat and your hair back and possibly

will it change hollywood? i a romantic comedy. will it change hollywood ? i think a romantic comedy. will it change hollywood? i think every day it will make people sit up will stop more confident moving forward. what has it done for singapore's film industry? there is a burgeoning film industry? there is a burgeoning film industry in this region, but singapore isjust industry in this region, but singapore is just getting started in this. you've come from a studio that is really only been open in the past two years. will it mean morejobs in the industry? i think it has been fantastic, the support, free hollywood film have come through in the last six years. with the support of the hollywood film who want to make singapore a potential destination. i think crazy rich asians was the perfect film that highlighted the best of singapore, really. we have taken you away from the viewing party of the golden globes, they are about to get started, and you want to go back and celebrate if the film wins. what do you think about the other films and he was busy in general

went on to conquer hollywood and then nine hundred thirty s. . around the e.u. in twenty eight loaves g.w. europe correspondent. introduces on new series breaking bread. and subverting album cover art instagram ego it chanced the reimagines iconic images of my pop history. the no wage and sonia hani was the undisputed figure skating world champion in the nineteen twenties and thirties winning ten world titles in ten years and then went on to be a star in hollywood now a film about her extraordinary life called son the other white swan as just had its premiere at the sundance film festival in america. she was a child when her career began norway's sagna henning was an olympic gold medalist at sixteen and one of hollywood's highest paid stars by the age of twenty six she sailed across the ice like a white swan the perfect. sort of created this whole sort of ice capades ice skating extravaganza of coal industry of it she was always in the call of her old business and was able to become a not only huge sort of a hollywood star but also an incredibly powerful busines

they went to the up and coming and then about your jojing it film industry in hollywood. >> hollywood s has always been america's dream factory, and that was especially true i think before the rise of other media like television. americans looked to hollywood movies and they saw the kind of lives they wanted to live, the cars they wanted to drive, the clothes they wanted to wear. >> film was very escapist. people went to see fred and ginger rogers because they wanted to escape the misery they were living in during the war. >> hollywood was it. these were the gods and goddesses around whom america formed their dreams and their ideals. >> back in those days, there were movie magazines, portraits of movie stars one after another. they're the ones that are projecting style. so you had somebody like rita hayworth, eva gardener, they represented sort of the iconic cha-cha cha. >> everyone wanted to look like joan crawford. everyone wanted to look like marlaina dietrich. >> audrey hepburn, you know, she's the one that owned the crisp white shirt and the capri pant and the flat and your hair

that any right of hollywood was unconcerned by her connections to nazi germany she made her u.s. movie debut in one thousand nine hundred thirty six in them. the one in a million which became a box office heat. money glamour excess this new film depicts haney's meteoric rise and fall mocked by greed loneliness and alcohol abuse it also illustrates the deep sexism and double standards practiced by hollywood really struggled within the hollywood system to express herself and to show that she was more than just that a pretty woman who could really skate when she went to hollywood she was really suffered under the sort of hollywood studio system and the way it treated with many collapsed under the weight to be expectations placed on her as a female hollywood star she had it all and then lost it deeply disillusioned sonja henny left hollywood in one thousand nine hundred fifty six today she's largely forgotten now a film from her home country of norway pays tribute to this one time nature and. today we start a series called baking bread featuring bread making in all of the e.u. countr

that any right of hollywood was unconcerned by her connections to nazi germany she made her u.s. movie debut in one thousand nine hundred thirty six in the movie. one in a million which became a box office heat. money glamour excess this new film depicts henny's meteoric rise and fall marked by greed loneliness and alcohol abuse it also illustrates the deep sexism and double standards practiced by hollywood really struggled within the hollywood system to express herself and to show that she was more than just that a pretty woman who could really skate when she went to hollywood she was really suffered under the sort of hollywood studio system and the way it treated with many collapsed under the weight of expectations placed on her as a female hollywood star she had it all and then lost it deeply disillusioned sonja henry left hollywood in one thousand nine hundred fifty six today she's largely forgotten now a film from her home country of norway pays tribute to this one time legend. today we start a series called baking bread featuring bread making in all of the e.u. countries wh

that any range of hollywood was unconcerned by have connections to nazi germany she made her u.s. movie debut in one thousand nine hundred thirty six in them. the one in a million which became a box office heat. money glamour excess this new film depicts henny's meteoric rise and fall marked by greed loneliness and alcohol abuse it also illustrates the deep sexism and double standards practiced by hollywood really struggled within the hollywood system to express herself and to show that she was more than just that a pretty woman who could really skate when she went to hollywood she was really suffered under the sort of hollywood studio system and the way it treated with any standard the way to be expectations placed on her as a female hollywood star she had it all and then lost it deeply disillusioned sonia hendy left hollywood in one thousand nine hundred fifty six today she's largely forgotten now a film from her home country of norway pays tribute to this one time h. and. today we start a series called baking bread featuring bread making in all of the e.u. countries who is capa

in 2018, though, hollywood goes to asia. nic cage attended the international film festival in macau in december, alongside stars from hong kong and china, in order to show his film mandy. china, and filmmaking in china, and really all over, is the new way. !~. 2015 “gay-eke! {hi—e: relaxed its own rules on how many each film's chinese release added profits for american studios. in a sign of the new global order, aquaman was released in china before the us. you can see why hollywood is salivating at the thought of the chinese market. everything about china is vast, including its potential audience of 1.3 billion people. yet nothing should be taken completely for granted. it has taken hollywood until 2018 to put its backing behind something like crazy rich asians, the first hollywood studio film set in contemporary times to be led by an asian cast in five years. jon chu's feel—good, escapist rom—com performed well in america but bombed in china, with just $1 million in takings. it hasn't been released in india at all.

the oscars, hollywood's biggest night of the yearli stature of the oscars, hollywood's biggest night of the year. i will put you on the spot here, tom, which one did you prefer? well, in many ways i liked the social network, i thought it was a very, very good film. i have reported from the 0scars red carpet for much of the time talking movies has been in existence. 0ne time talking movies has been in existence. one year before talking movies took to the airwaves, titanic, a hugely popular movie, won the best picture prize an impressive 55 million people in the us and tuned in to watch the oscars telecast. last year, the oscars only managed to deliver an audience of 26 million. the academy awards are diminished cultural phenomenon compared to what they were 20 years ago. for a few reasons, first of all they don't tend to give 0scars to they don't tend to give 0scars to the kind of movies people are seeing very much. you know, you don't see the big superhero the very much. you know, you don't see the big superhero - the big the his sues—lemmawée—thflrbfr let if black panther beg-

in 2018, though, hollywood goes to asia. nic cage attended the international film festival in macau in december, alongside stars from hong kong and china, in order to show his film mandy. china, and filmmaking in china, and really all over, is the new way. in 2016, mainland china relaxed its own rules on how many north american movies could be seen in its cinemas. its vast audiences helped the worldwide box office of 2018 into a record—breaking year. from avengers: infinity war, to blockbuster venom, to aquaman, each film's chinese release added profits for american studios. in a sign of the new global order, aquaman was released in china before the us. you can see why hollywood is salivating at the thought of the chinese market. everything about china is vast, including its potential audience of 1.3 billion people. yet nothing should be taken completely for granted. it has taken hollywood until 2018 to put its backing behind something like crazy rich asians, the first hollywood studio film set in contemporary times to be

they went to the up-and-coming and then burgeoning film industry in hollywood. ♪ >> hollywood has always been america's dream factory. and that was especially true, i think, before the rise of other media like television. americans looked to hollywood movies and saw the kind of lives they wanted to live. the cars they wanted to drive, the clothes they wanted to wear. >> film was very escapist. people went to see fred and ginger rogers because they wanted to escape the misery they were living in during the war. >> people went to the movies. it was, you know, exciting. >> it also sees the emergence of glamorous new idols. >> hollywood was it. these were the gods and godesses around whom america formed their dreams and their ideals. >> back in those days, there were movie magazines, portraits of movie stars one after another. they are the ones that are projecting style. so you had somebody like rita hayworth, ava gardner. they represented sort of the iconic cha, cha, cha. iconic. >> everyone wanted to look line joan crawford. everyone wanted to look like audrey hepburn. >> marlene dietrich.

and brits are seen as hollywood royalty in so many respects. i willjust tell you about a star is born, first of all, because that is the key film that everyone is looking for. of course, a remake of a 1937 film, bradley cooper and lady gaga starring in that film. lady gaga especially has really been acclaimed for the way that she sings her way through this film, but it is really gritty acting as well that we see from lady gaga. talking about the brits, rami malek, who stars in bohemian rhapsody, here's a think hotly tipped for that role. it is certainly one of my favourite films of the year. i think you maybe have to have lived to that era, live aid, which was so important for are clean and for that character, rami malek of course plays freddie mercury. will be monitoring that event throughout the night and bring you all the twists and turns of the golden globes. you have been watching newsday. iam i am totally rooting for crazy rich asians. no surprise of course, singapore had a starring role in that. i'm sharanjit leyl in london. stay with us

this is a family point zero around which hollywood is going to say. this is fact the new american target. this is where the incentive. they're bred for a single purpose. they have a supermoon. they start training very young. eight months of intensive schooling. rats. and they save lives. show small seemed wrong but all roles just don't hold. any old belief yet to shape out this day comes to educate and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you know like the e.k.g. for countries a ten year bond rate you look at that you say oh. well looks like. the chinese economy based on that their interest rates are better than america. but see. even if you can you say you. played as you alluded to be. no easy. and. france's yellow best movement shows no sign of letting up in two thousand nineteen holding more nationwide protests against the government. and in the news that shaped the week funerals are held for the victims of the apartment block collapse in the russian city of need to go to school

drama and best actor and a veteran actress glenn close is rewarded for if you don't she says no one in hollywood wanted to make. her. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program type only say that they will not support a saudi national teenager who says that she is fleeing abuse rawest muhammad ali noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in a bangkok airport in a bid to avoid being returned to her family. says that she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok now the team began posting on twitter for help from her hotel room in the airport on sunday here's her latest video. it's a half and i'm still and. i have no choice. they said to have to go to model and. no one can have no life now. now the ngo human rights watch is in contact with the teen and told d.w. about her situation she's very frightened she's very tired she has been awake for four days and she is still determined to fight but she doesn't know what's going to happen next she has barricaded herself in a hotel roo

they went to the up and coming and then burgeoning film industry in hollywood. >> hollywood has always been america's dream factory. and that was especially true, i think, before the rise of other media like television. americans looked to hollywood movies and saw the kind of lives they wanted to live. the cars they wanted to drive, the clothes they wanted to wear. >> film was very escapist. people went to see fred and ginger rogers because they wanted to escape the misery they were living in during the war. >> people went to the movies. it was, you know, exciting. >> it also sees the emergence of glamorous new idols. >> hollywood was it. these were the gods and godesses around whom america formed their dreams and ideals. >> back in those days, there were movie magazines, portraits of movie stars one after another. they are the ones that are projecting style. so you had somebody like rita hayworth, avagardner. they represented sort of the iconic. >> everyone wanted to look line joan crawford. everyone wanted to look like audrey hepburn. >> she owned the crisp, white shirt and capri pan

they went to the up and coming and then burr gonening film industry in hollywood. >> hollywood has always been america's dream factory. and that was especially true, i think, before the rise of other media like television. americans looked to hollywood movies and saw the kind of lives they wanted to live. the cars they wanted to drive, the clothes they wanted to wear. >> film was very escapist. people went to see fred and ginger rogers because they wa wanted to escape the misery they were living in during the war. >> people went to the movies. it was exciting. >> it also sees the emergence of glamorous new idols. >> hollywood was it. these were the gods and god decembers around whom america formed their dreams and ideals. >> back in those days, there were movie magazines, portraits of movie stars one after another. they are the ones that are projecting style. so you had somebody like rita hey wart, ava gardner. they represented sort of the icon iconic. >> everyone wanted to look line joan crawford. everyone wanted to look like audra hepburn. >> she owned the crisp. white shirt and capri p

system the old hollywood system was. so there was like weird breach where all these films could be made and it seems like nowadays also with social media like possibly make any film that might offend one person out there because it will become a social media and the way the studio system is structured now they're all owned by corporations that are not necessarily entertainment corporations like they have vested interest in making sure that their you know how they're perceived or how their business interests are protected like overseas like that's what they have to protect you out of. china and to go for a chinese audience are you ok with that i mean i don't love it but it's like that's the law in their country so it's the same way we're like you know but those are your words you know. what i mean consider censorship by their government i don't consider it censorship by my own and i don't like it but obviously i want to i wrote it for a reason the way i did that's how i wanted to be taken but if it's you know if i put it

drama and best actor and veteran actress glenn close is awarded for a film she says you don't want in hollywood wanted to make plus sports as a peacemaker a joint korean immense team prepares a handful of championship in germany and denmark to hear from the coach and the players about what it means to compete in a unified team. player. playing. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. type police say that they will not support a saudi teenager who says that she is fleeing abuse of mohammed al qa noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in a bangkok airport to avoid being returned to her family she says that she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok the united nations refugee agency has now made contact with the team and is being reported it is being reported that she will be allowed to enter thailand officially for evaluation by u.n. officials now the team began posting on twitter for help on saturday and here's her latest video as rough and i'm still in the room. i ha

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he was a hollywood stunt man. this was no hollywood stunt. >> this is a hit. >> shot four times, and left dying on the floor. >> somebody wanted him dead. >> who? and why? you will meet lots of possible suspects. >> my gosh. >> including his exwife, an actress, once married to joe pesci. she had a strong alibi. >> do you know who shot him? >> i don't. >> that is only the start of the twists in this hollywood mystery. >> stranger than fiction, nobody would write a script like this. >> the most stunning twist is what didn't happen. >> my mom said don't you [ bleep ] die. that hit me harder than the bullets, my mom never swore. >> holoand welcome to "dateline." derrick ward was a hollywood stunt man, who made a living pulling off death defying acts. one night, he opened the door for a stranger, and found himself in the miftsds a terrifying scene that was too real. he was looking down the barrel of a gun. moments later, four shots rang out. and soon, investigators would be embroiled in a whodunit with more suspects --

let's get to it. >> the first hollywood heartthrob to capture diane lane's heart? >> saturday night fever did it for me. john travolta found out about it and so sweetly sent me an 8 by 10 signed like a quarter of a century later. i was so happy to get it. >> amazing. back to anne for a second. can i throw this out there? her rom com "bride wars" -- remember that? just turned ten this month. i love them together. i'm ready for a reboot of that. >> you love a good wedding. >>> although kate does includin newborn giving us a bi oo her family dynamic. here's kate's guide modern parenting. you have a teenager and now you have a baby. >> i do. >> and we were talking about all boys. now a girl. >> things are balancing out, the masculine and the feminine. it's great. >> the quote, gender less approach. that's how kate is raising rani. i will say right now she's incredibly feminine in her energy. she's very different from the boys. >> rani, there's just something kind of magical about her. >> the 39-year-old mama may have been influenced by her own childhood as a tomboy. my

some of them happen to be hollywood classics. joe fryar got a look behind the scenes. >> and action! >> reporter: they say show business is the toughest business to get into. >> okay, cut. >> reporter: turns out, it's also pretty hard to leave. >> it sticks to your feet. >> it's hard to shake it, isn't it? >> it's hard to shake it, you don't want to shake it. you know what i mean? i like doing it. >> reporter: hans spent his career in hollywood. he wrote "star trek" episodes and was an assistant director on the set of "splash." now he lives in a retirement community near los angeles run by the motion picture and television fund, a silver screen safety net supported by the industry. a place filled with folks who work in tv and film. >> we're thriving here because we're still doing it. even though some of us have been retired or semiretired, or just tired. >> reporter: you see, many of the residents work on shows that air on a closed-circuit tv station here called channel 22. >> it's basically a platform for the residents to do wha

i mean, i le doing it. >> reporter: hans ent his career in hollywood. he wrote star trek isodes and was an assistant director on the set of "splash." now he livesn retirement community near los angeles run by the silver screen safety net supported by the industry, a place filled with folks who in tv and film. >> we're thriving here because we're still doing it. even though some of us are retired or just tired. >> they air on a closed circuittv station here. >> it's a platform for the residents to give them whatever it is to give them purpose and drive each day. >> they produce 12 hours of original contents each day. >> sometimes they discover they have a chance to do something they couldn' their careers. >> and i got to tell you, i'm a happy ca er. >> she starred in numerous hit series including "growing pains." >> helping your old grandma carry some boxes. >> the first show should -- >> she's producing gabfest. >> to have the ity to produce, to get to interview people.wo that's pretty wonderful. >> as for hans. he's now writing a script about his grand

with this big big hollywood machine that our tin drum was was really a small children's toy. so if it was wonderful it is like from now on you you were on the playground of the big boys. i mean the big question coming in that film went on to win the oscar the tin drum did hollywood come calling some and never reached me one i reached me i think i've been. sitting on the chair of. steven spielberg i think this dates from when he was shooting the movie on the bridge here he was at the time doing the twilight zones series and for me to do one part and foolish enough refused and only years later three four years later did i really that come to the united states but not to hollywood i came to new york to do with this of a salesman right which is one of my favorites of yours i mean it's a it's a it's such a powerhouse this play why am i trying to become going to want to be what am i to me given that you know i just think you know contemptuously picking all of myself when all that i want to stop you waiting for me the minute i say i know who i am now why can i say that when i don't

let's get to it. >> the first hollywood heartthrob to capture diane lane's heart? >> saturday night fever did it for me. john travolta found out about it and so sweetly sent me an 8 by 10 signed like a quarter of a century later. i was so happy to get it. >> amazing. back to anne for a second. can i throw this out there? her rom com "bride wars" -- remember that? just turned ten this month. i love them together. i'm ready for a reboot of that. >> you love a good wedding. thanks so much. >>> although kate does have her hands full these days, raising three kids, including her newborn rani she's giving us a bit of an insight to her family dynamic. here's kate's guide modern parenting. you have a teenager and now you have a baby. >> i do. >> and we were talking about all boys. now a girl. >> things are balancing out, the masculine and the feminine. it's great. >> the quote, gender less approach. that's how kate is raising rani. i will say right now she's incredibly feminine in her energy. she's very different from the boys. >> rani, there's just something kind of magic

best drama and best actor and veteran actress glenn close boarded for a film that she says no one in hollywood wanted to make. and support as a peacemaker joins korean men's team prepares for the handball world championship in germany and denmark we hear from the coach and the players about what it means to compete in a united team. playing . i'm sara kelly welcome to the program type police say that they will not deport a saudi teenager who says that she is fleeing abuse. muhammad outcome noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in a bangkok airport in a bid to avoid being returned to her family all canoed says that she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover and bangkok now she began posting on twitter for help from her hotel room in an airport on sunday here's her latest video as a half and i'm still in the. i have no choice. they said to have to go tomorrow and. no one can have been a wife now and the ngo human rights watch is in contact with the team and told d.w. about her

with this big big hollywood machine or. was it was really a small children's toy. so it was wonderful it is like from now on you you were on the playground of the big boys. i mean the big boys came coming the film went on to win the oscar but in rome did hollywood come calling some and never reached me one i reached me i think i've been. sitting on the chair of. steven spielberg i think this dates from when he was shooting the movie on the bridge here he was at the time doing the twilight zones series and for me to do one part and foolish enough refused and only years later three four years later did i really that come to the united states but not to hollywood i came to new york to do with this of a salesman right which is one of my favorites of yours i mean it's a it's a it's such a powerhouse this play why am i trying to become one i don't want to be one of my two me going you know i think you know contemptuously taking all of my show when all that i want to stop you waiting for me the minute i say i know who i am now why can i say that when we don't feel like th

with this big big hollywood machine and our tin drum was was really a small children's toy. so it it was wonderful it is like from now on you you were on the playground of the big boys. i mean the big question coming in that film went on to win the oscar the tin drum did hollywood come calling some and never reached me one i reached me i think i've been. sitting on the chair of. steven spielberg i think this dates from when he was shooting the movie on the bridge here he was at the time doing the twilight zones series and for me to do one part and foolish enough i refused and only years later three four years later did i really that come to the united states but not to hollywood i came to new york to do with this of a salesman right which is one of my favorite yours i mean it's a it's a it's such a powerhouse this play why am i trying to become one i don't want to be what am i to me given that you know i make you know contemptuously all of my show when all that i want to stop you waiting for me the minute i say i know who i am now why can i say that when i don't feel like th

best drama and best actor and veteran actress glenn close is rewarded for a film she says no one in hollywood wanted to make. plus score as a peacemaker in an adjoining county and men's team prepares for the handball world championship in germany and denmark we'll hear from the coach and the players about what it means to compete in a unified team. play . i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. type only say that they will not deport a saudi teenager who says that she is fleeing abuse mohammad al qa noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in bangkok airport in a bid to avoid being returned to her family and says that she holds a visa for straley and plans to seek asylum there eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official joining a layover in bangkok now she began posting on twitter for help from her hotel room at the airport on sunday and here's her latest video and stuff and i'm still in the room. i have no choice. they said to have to go to model and. no one can have in life now and the ngo human rights watch is in contact with the team and told you about her

. >>> and -- >> hollywood, huh? >> only we're with the golden globe nominees before the show for a night full of surprises and serenades. ♪ happy birthday dear bradley >> plus new year, new babies on >> having kids is just, there's no way to describe it but it's we know about baby number four for kim and kanye. >> plus surprise, the pop star who just welcomed baby girl and the clue carry underwood's baby boy could come any day. >> and our exclusive with nick jonas. >> my life is very good right now. >> and hollywood's stepping up and saving patrick dempsey helping real-life cancer patients. we >> and how will farrell is change the world. our feel-good interview filled with plenty of laughs. >> it won't make on the air. >> oh, but this "entertainment >> hello everybody and thanks nice to be >> let's get right to the latest hollywood news. >> i called the kakd because i want to you oscars. >> ellen begged him to come back to host. joking it's a done deal. thisy host, kevin hart. >> the comedian stepped down in decem

i'm keeping my eyes open but i can't see any hollywood star city. instead i can spot a berlin style icon the lady with her head she once owned a club in berlin. now the contrast programme to the sheikh who first dumb facebook leads me to like her because this is where the mobile cinema is setting up its chairs today pop up cinema is the name of the concept two friends came up with they set up their cinema every night always in different places. to be smoothly annoyed current is actually a techno club fed none the weather is one of the inventors of the mobile cinema. fernando where does your pop up cinema pop up in general well it's basically in berlin and different places clubs gardens. in the middle of the forest whatever we can find a place to play or we find a pleasure in. it's interesting to our polling there we're going to we're going to show you this but what's the idea behind all this behind the pop up cinema we want to have a cinema that is not up to germany so when they arrive to the world and i realize most of the cinemas have films in ger

with this big big hollywood machine and our drum was was really a small children's toy. so it it was wonderful it is like from now on you you were on the playground of the big boys. i mean the big question coming in that film went on to win the oscar the tin drum did hollywood come calling some and never reached me one i reached me i think i've been. sitting on the chair of. steven spielberg i think this dates from when he was shooting the movie on the bridge here he was at the time doing the twilight zones series and for me to do one part and foolish enough refused and only years later three four years later did i really that come to the united states but not to hollywood i came to new york to do with this of a salesman right which is one of my favorites your i mean it's a it's a it's such a powerhouse this play why am i trying to become one i don't want to be what am i doing in the you know i just think you know contemptuously thinking well of myself when all that i want to stop you know waiting for me the minute i say i know who i am now why can i say that when i don'

with this big big hollywood machine and our drum was was really a small children's toy. so if it was wonderful it is like from now on you you are on the playground of the big boys. i mean the big boys king coming that film went on to win the oscar the tin drum did hollywood come calling some and never reached me one i reached me i think i've been. sitting on the chair of. steven spielberg i think this dates from when he was shooting the movie on the bridge here he was at the time doing the twilight zones series and offered me to do one part and foolish enough refused and only years later three four years later did i really that come to the united states but not to hollywood i came to new york to do with this of a salesman right which is one of my favorite yours i mean it's a it's a it's such a powerhouse this play why am i trying to become one i don't want to be what am i to me given that you know i make you know contemptuously taking all of my show when all that i want to stop you know waiting for me the minute i say i know who i am now why can i say that when i don't f

with this big big hollywood machine and our tin drum was was really a small children's toy. so it it was wonderful it is like from now on you you are on the playground of the big boys. i mean the big boys came coming that film went on to win the oscar the tin drum did hollywood come calling some and never reached me one i reached me i think i've been. sitting on the chair of. steven spielberg i think this dates from when he was shooting the movie on the bridge here he was at the time doing the twilight zones series and for me to do one part and foolish enough refused and only years later three four years later did i really that come to the united states but not to hollywood i came to new york to do with this of a salesman right which is one of my favorites of yours i mean it's a it's a it's such a powerhouse this play why am i trying to become one i don't want to be what am i doing in that you know i think you know contemptuously taking all of my show when all that i want to stop you know waiting for me the minute i say i know who i am now why can i say that when i don't fee

and veteran actress glenn close rewarded for a film she says no one in hollywood wanted to make. plus sport acting again as a peacemaker a joint korean men's team prepares for the handball world championship in germany and denmark we hear from the coach and the players about what it means to compete in the united korean team. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us here. in rights watch says a saudi teen who has field fleeing abuses barricaded herself in a hotel room at a bangkok airport to avoid deportation tire thora he's a rock mohamed a canoe and will be sent back to kuwait today where her family is but how can she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there any teen year old claims her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok. ok let's get more on the story now from phil robertson from human rights watch he's been helping coordinate efforts to prevent the hoffs deportation phil thanks so much for being with us this morning why is human rights watch calling for rojas deportation to be halted well she has suffered psychologica

the queen of hollywood officially now. she will win actress, song, "a star is born" will win best picture. at gold derby, my media, everybody says it's a "a star is born" sweep. the question, does bradley go along for the ride? two nominations in director and writing. bradley cooper and may split votes. >> i know you have some information on the host of the oscars, because obviously, there was back and forth about kevin hart and was he going to host, not host? ellen degeneres encouraging him to host the oscar, but you have the info who could feasibly be host of the oscars? >> what the board of governors is debating if kevin says no tomorrow, should give final word then and it's up to him. the academy will take him if he wants. if not, they return to what they used to do in the '70s and '80s a group of hosts. three to five. the mandate is have a majority women. it might be all women. >> that would be nice. i like the idea. >> nobody wants the job anymore. a nation of hating on the oscar hosts. >> thank you all for being her

i'm keeping my eyes open but i can't see any hollywood stars today. instead i can spot a berlin style icon the lady with her head she once owned a club in berlin. now the contrast programme to the sheik who first dumped facebook leads me to like her because this is where the mobile cinema is setting up its chairs today pop up cinema is the name of the concept two friends came up with they set up their cinema every night always in different places. the feast million more current is actually a techno club fed none the world is one of the inventors of the mobile cinema. fernando where does your pop up cinema pop up in general well it's basically in berlin and different places clubs gardens. in the middle of the forest whatever we can find a place to play or we find out. there it is centrist into our political they we're going to we're going to show you what's the idea behind all this behind the pop up cinema we want to have a cinema that is not up to germany so when they arrive to the world and i realize most of the cinemas have films in germany and we e

this big big hollywood machine and our tin drum was was really a small children's toy. so it was wonderful it is like from now on you you were on the playground of the big boys. i mean the big question coming in that film went on to win the oscar the tin drum did hollywood come calling some and never reached me one i reached me i think i've been. sitting on the chair of. steven spielberg i think this dates from when he was shooting the movie on the bridge here he was at the time doing the twilight zones series and for me to do one part and foolish enough refused and only years later three four years later did i really that come to the united states but not to hollywood i came to new york to do with this of a salesman right which is one of my favorites of yours i mean it's a it's a it's such a powerhouse this play why am i trying to become one i don't want to be what am i to me given that you know i make you know contemptuously well of myself when all that i want to stop you waiting for me the minute i say i know who i am now why can i say that when we don't feel like th

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with this big big hollywood machine or. was it was really a small children's toy. so it it was wonderful it is like from now on you you were on the playground of the big boys. i mean the big boys came coming in that film went on to win the oscar the tin drum did hollywood come calling some and never reached me one i reached me i think i've been. sitting on the chair of. steven spielberg i think this dates from when he was shooting the movie on the bridge here he was at the time doing the twilight zones series and for me to do one part and foolish enough refused and only years later three four years later did i really that come to the united states but not to hollywood i came to new york to do with this of a salesman right which is one of my favorites of yours i think it's a it's a it's such a powerhouse this play why am i trying to become one i don't want to be what am i to me given that you know i think you know contemptuously taking all of my show when all that i want to stop you waiting for me the minute i say i know who i am now why can i say that when we don't

it plays in madison square garden, hollywood stadium, in the hollywood bowl. it played in constitution hall in the spread of 1943. eleanor roosevelt goes to the as pageant. multiple supreme court justices go to the pageant. a couple hundred members of congress go. and he rewrites the end of the pageant for the performance in constitution whole. -- whole. hall. he says, you are the people who have the power to do something about this, are you going to do something to rescue the jews of europe? he is also writing full-page newspaper ads, incendiary full-page newspaper ads to spur action. this is a response to a refugee conference. a conference between great britain and the united states, a gathering in april 1943 that was really for show. there was no intention of rate -- of changing refugee policy. they want to be able to say they had met. they are calling for mass action on behalf of the jewish victims in europe. we show here is he comes back to the story, the head of the visa division for the state department. he goes to congress in november 1943 and tells hi

i've never been enamored with hollywood. if you asked me who would you most want to have dinner with him i wouldn't choose someone from hollywood. i don't want to get to know them. i don't think that what they have to say is all that interesting. on the white supremacist piece or in repeating the expletive against the president last week, each was a relax of ability to think. >> jesse: greg, do you dislike the fact that you have favorite actors, you love their movies but when they talk politics, you are like oh, my gosh. >> greg: it's disappointing. it tells you the most outspoken none hollywood think alike because it's lockstep. the people you don't hear from you can assume are conservative because they are not talking. do your point about bush, this is not new. trump just happens to be the latest trigger and all of this and he's a proxy for half the country that hollywood looks down on. they don't like trump. they don't like half the countr country. you know who should send roses every dated donald trump? george takaei. it

studios the video streaming company's movie romar received ten nominations and another new force in hollywood marvel so it's black panther film nominated for best picture that we used film guru scott ross for will be here to give us the lowdown. on. golf it's good to have you with us to consider it a reminder of what the european project is all about today germany and france signed a new treaty aimed at deepening cooperation from president emanuel and german chancellor angela merkel committed their countries to increasing cooperation on security issues and foreign policy both say they hope the treaty will reinvigorate the e.u. at a time of crisis. a signature and a kiss sealing a promise of peace turning old into france today france and germany renewed that post-war pledge in a new friendship treaty signed in often home of the medieval. united much of europe shall make all the previous treaty and to heal the wounds of the past the new signed and our one aims to meet future challenges by strengthening corporations and of when the ones we combine as part of our joint systems for collective secu

that's hollywood, baby. >> "the voice" season 16 premieres february 25th. et is predicting the chemistry between john and kelly will be off the chart. >> we did a show together. it didn't last long. we had a great time. >> et interviewed them in 2012. >> we have a healthy, fun, competitive spirit. >> yeah. >> there is definitely some friendly competition. we all want to win. >> more than six years later, nothing has changed. ♪ run, run, run >> this past saturday john joined kelly on stage during her l.a. tour stop and they made one thing clear. >> i love you. you are one of my favorite singers. i want you to know i am still going to whoop your ass. >> i am going to win. the streak is over. >> back to adam and movaroon 5. they arrived in atlanta yesterday. the nfl announced there will be no press conference for the super bowl halftime show, but i can tell you adam is talking and he is only doing one interview. get ready for our et exclusive with adam levine tomorrow. nancy, it's something you do not want to miss. >> you are right about that. can't wait to

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