the hollywood began producing state of. anti-communist films during this time with the same propaganda averages nobody ever is idealistic about anything the women. are they were 'd beautiful as they were beautiful they were nymphomaniacs now my students find them laughable but at the time they were taken seriously movies like i was i mean as for the. i married a communist i read moscow guilty of treason the red menace this was a terrible time in america in 954 the united states and great britain released an animated film called animal farm just based on a novel of the same name by george orwell its production was sponsored by the cia which was very interested in the anti soviet subtext of the story which is about a farm and the big 3 seized power there. but by the sixty's and seventy's relations between the us and the new with the star had already reached the point of the time and this was immediately reflected in the hollywood pictures the soviet union was still in the present and as a friend of the united states but he wa

hollywood was. all in portraying the soviet union in a positive light during world war 2 that they need us president harry truman began to quickly regret it after the surrender. of the quintile is still a. little bit didn't. know should it be able to left the city of new presley shouldn't she we're all in values that i. need to realize that is the closest good we are at the school to the use of. the british in those little. in the 19th thirties the communist party in the united states is pretty strong. and i say that is a good thing they were critical in fighting early fighters for civil rights in the united states hollywood has attracted all these creative artists writers directors producers actors and actresses and intellectuals were the ones who are most attracted to the communist ideal and they wanted to see the soviet union is representing something better than the sword and materialism of american capitalism so in 947 the house un-american activities committee or down on the hollywood it was t

hollywood, the town where dreams are plentiful but rarely come true. ♪ ♪ welcome to hollywood ♪ >> reporter: when you think the one lucky break has finally come your way, you have to take it, right? ♪ hollywood ♪ >> so i was in crete on holiday when i received the first email about this project. it was called "the master." they were looking for someone who was looking to step up into a design role. >> reporter: makeup artist heather had worked in film and television before. but this was her chance of a lifetime. the film was being produced by a woman named leslie chow and a big chinese production company with a $70 million budget. >> she said, i'm impressed with the work you've done, i'd love for you to come here. >> one person with power, one person with money, can turn your world around. >> every time i went back to them with a question, they came back to me with absolute, definitive reasons why they wanted me for the role. they even quoted people i'd worked with in the past. >> this person was doing their research and reaching out to people with just enough familiarity to make them t

the hollywood foreign press association? it was just a horrible look, and then the fact that they were receiving so much money to visit various film sets or junkets and then we found out that some of those movies or tv shows were somehow nominated, it just shows were somehow nominated, itjust really shows were somehow nominated, it just really was shows were somehow nominated, itjust really was a bad look and now, right now in hollywood with the hollywood foreign press association, there are talks. i5 press association, there are talks. , . , press association, there are talks. , ., , press association, there are talks. , ., talks. is there any reason to believe that _ talks. is there any reason to believe that they _ talks. is there any reason to believe that they will - talks. is there any reason to believe that they will get . talks. is there any reason to i believe that they will get over this? there are plenty of other awards anyway who do their own thing and do them very well, is the golden globes' time done? it may be

unheard of in her native china we will take a look at the impact beijing's censorship is having on hollywood. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin in mexico where at least 23 people have been killed and dozens more injured in a metro accident in the capital of mexico city authorities say that an elevated section of the rail system collapsed while a train was passing through sending part of the train onto a busy road below the incident happened a late on monday night on the city's newest metro line line 12 emergency crews are on the scene the search for survivors was briefly suspended over safety concerns. and from mexico city we're joined now by journalist paulina welsh now paul you know what more do we know at the moment well right now they're risky words have been suspended they end that there are no more people inside. the kerry action nor on do need to collapse a great they end there and that they are yet is still. there is to work and to take that away that this subway bought it and that there are no more people you know no more rescues and the last number is that there are 23

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hollywood. the cops who roll down these streets call it holly weird because they know anything can happen here and sometimes what does happen makes no sense. hollywood is a real place but it is also a myth. and the fantasy of what might be has always drawn the hopeful from every town in the america with a bus station. for quite different reasons, it drew these two sisters, lesley and aasha. may be you recognize aasha davis. she's one of the few for whom the hollywood fantasy came true. within a few years of their move west, her star was rising. in 2007 she caught her big break on "friday night lights. " she was cast as waverly. the sharp as a tack preacher's daughter. just as aasha's career was taking off, a real life drama began. one that would test her strength in a way the climb up the hollywood ladder never had. >> hi, i'm here to plead for help to find my sister lesley. >> aasha was used to facing the cameras but this wasn't on the set or for a publicity tour. the scene was a news conferenc

. # everybody comes to hollywood. los angeles, widely regarded as the movie capital of the world, millions of dreamers have flocked here over the decades searching for hollywood. people can go to hollywood boulevard, to the walk of fame or go on a studio tour. but many leave town disappointed that they haven't found a focal point in hollywood. this imposing new complex on the corner of wilshire boulevard and fairfax avenue may change all that when it opens its doors next week. hello from los angeles, i'm tom brooke, and welcome to our preview of the long awaited academy museum, billed as the largest institution in the us, devoted to exploring the art and science of movies and movie making. the museum's sight consists of a converted old department store from 1939, connected to an adventurous, brand—new futuristic structure, which has been designed to provide america's film capital with something it's never had before — a cathedral for movies. we hope that the academy museum becomes the centre—place for people com

he views hollywood with disdain, as a white supremacist stronghold. in some respects, though, he applauds the museum for giving him the award. i respect them for trying to use me to recognise the excluded people in a very exclusive white supremacist club. the museum could be inclusive, it can, but then again, who is going to continue what it started? the newly opened academy museum in los angeles is very much a hollywood institution in terms of its geographical location, but there's a big effort for it to be a global centre with the visitors it attracts and the cinema it showcases. somebody who might be watching you, say, in mumbai, which has its own bounteous film industry, might be thinking, well, this man isjust talking about a hollywood centric institution, is that the case? not the case at all. we're an international film museum, one of our galleries is devoted to pedro almodovar, one to bruce lee, one to chivo lubezki, fellini is featured in our oscars gallery. when you go into spike lee's gallery, you will learn about his influences, rossellini

americans are like john wayne, because hollywood said so. hollywood said so because americans in the 60s wanted to project that they were like john wayne. we get this sort of infinite loop that just grows and grows, but there's room for divergence to throw another film reference in there. there are always movements thinking outside the mainstream box. new wave cinema, gonzo films, independent films, and now this is where the new mediums really take hold. i don't need a major film distributor to pick up my movie. i can sell it to youtube, and more people can watch it in two days than will pick up the entire summer block buster season. it's not the same experience not seeing it on the big screen. so you might not internalize it the same way, but there are definitely ways to sneak alternative narratives in there, and over time this is sort of the process we see. the things that used to be outlandish, i mean, think about the blacksploitation films and how shocking it was to roger ebert, i don't know what he would say if he saw "jango unchained".

. # everybody comes to hollywood. los angeles, widely regarded as the movie capital of the world, millions of dreamers have flocked here over the decades searching for hollywood people can go to hollywood boulevard, to the walk of fame or go on a studio tour. but many leave town disappointed that they haven't found a focal point in hollywood. this imposing new complex on the corner of wilshire boulevard and fairfax avenue may change all that when it opens its doors next week. hello from los angeles, i'm tom brooke, and welcome to our preview of the long awaited academy museum, billed as the largest institution in the us, devoted to exploring the art and science of movies and movie making. the museum's site consists of a converted old department store from 1939 connected to an adventurous, brand new futuristic structure which has been designed to provide america's film capital with something it's never had before — a cathedral for movies. we hope that the academy museum becomes the center place for people coming to l

as hollywood for you usually long nights. surgeon munoz will spend most of tonight patrolling the streets of these tollywood in search of underage prostitutes in his undercover car he will head down western avenue. crushing koreatown with its local businesses and motels but also those more infamous hollywood streets that are ran by gang members surgeon munoz sometimes stumbles upon some rather unusual scenes during the night. every night at around 10 pm the regular ritual of scantily clad prostitutes coming out onto the street begins to come out here and just plainly walk. wester and you can see how quickly things just get more growth yeah there's there's about 56 different girls it within about a 4 block area. the soliciting is completely uninhibited for everyone to see so you can say that i'm monitoring traffic waving cars blowing kisses at people obviously their dress the way their dress or attire is it's part of that. suddenly the surgeon notices a sex worker who appears very young. spraying everybody out in. the sun now

that point is even a stupid things inclusive it is important and there are no black members of the hollywood foreign press i realize it's f.p.a. maybe you guys didn't get the memo because your workplace is the back booth of a french mcdonald's but you've got to change that. i mean they're poking fun at it but it's really a serious issue k.j. where was where was the barometer of diversity at this year. you know it was really interesting a lot of people in their acceptance speeches did kind of dance around the fact that there's not enough diversity inclusion within the hollywood foreign press association in fact the group called time's up that you may recall was created 3 years ago shortly after the harvey weinstein incident basically released a statement minutes after this award show ended tonight saying it's all cosmetic and that they don't think that the hollywood foreign press association really understands that diversity needs to be front and center and this putting black people on stage to present awards will not solve that problem so they still have a long way to go to convince people i

tomi lahren used to live in california where hollywood is located. doesn't live there anymore. she's here to react. jillian: from a meme to the news, elon musk and space x launching a satellite funded by dogecoin. we will explain what that is next. ♪♪ ed me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking ozempic® with a sulfon

hampden-sydney college professor matthew hulbert looks at depictions of slavery in hollywood films ranging from birth of a nation and gone with the wind to django unchained and free state of jones. he talks about how early films glorified the lost cause and argues that while recent films show the horrors of the slave trade and resistance by enslaved people the idea of the white savior is still often central to the narrative, virginia tech's center for civil war studies hosted this event and provided the video. and today's speaker, dr. matthew christopher holbert is part of this series and he qualifies. he's an assistant professor at hampden-sydney college not too far out of his university of georgia phd program, but even though he's an up-and-coming scholar. he has already published four books. he's authored our edited these four books two of them are on the subject of film and memory very appropriate for tonight. and even though it's an online event. i brought a profile along with me. one of those books is called writing history with lightning and it's a collection of essays. he co-edited

just how big a story. has that been in hollywood? the funny thing _ has that been in hollywood? the funny thing is — has that been in hollywood? iie: funny thing is it's has that been in hollywood? "iie: funny thing is it's actually has that been in hollywood? i““ie: funny thing is it's actually a very well—known thing, weirdly enough. most of us who work in the industry know about this sort of quirky make up of the hfpa. they are a bit of an anomaly as a group. they are not really people who work in the industry, they are not like the industry, they are not like the academy where these are people from the actual industry bridges, they are not actors or cinematographers or anything like that. they are this group of foreign journalists, like that. they are this group of foreignjournalists, as like that. they are this group of foreign journalists, as a journalist, i'm not entirely sure of all of them are working journalists. but that la times story really dug deep and really showed that this group, there are 87 members, very few members, the fact that they don't have any b

hollywood agrees on reexamining her relevancy. not only does lady boss have a cinema release injuly, but a biopic ofjoan and jackie collins is in development, as well as films on the writer�*s favourite character, lucky sa ntangelo. that�*s significant, as lady boss speculates that jackie collins liked to project herself as one of her all—powerful heroines, even when her reality was very different. she had everything she'd always wanted. she was jackie collins. and she was the boss. tribeca is, in many respects quite a local festival, bringing new yorkers stories that lie in their midst. new york has long been a city of immigrants and we found an immigrant story called queen of glory set in the new york borough of the bronx. sarah is a scientist working in new york when her mother dies suddenly. as the only child, she is expected to handle the traditional elaborate ashanti funeral in her mum�*s honour. this looks like a family affair. nope, that one�*s just black. these moments of comic relief define nana mensah�*s deb

the hollywood forei . n great reviews. the hollywood foreign press _ great reviews. the hollywood foreign press association, - foreign press association, which selects the nominees and winners come have been coming for some criticism. just take us through that.— for some criticism. just take us through that. yes, the la times published _ us through that. yes, the la times published an - us through that. yes, the laj times published an in-depth times published an in—depth story on the 87 members of the hollywood foreign press who are the people who vote for the golden globes, and they discovered that there is not one single black member, and i think it is born to say that three years ago, hollywood's times up organisation, they debuted their campaign for equality threes ago at the golden globes. three years ago, it has come for the hfpa to urge for change mediate the. meanwhile, three women have a nominated for best director this year that is a first. take us through that and houthi using is going to win? i think it is great. — using is going to win? i think it

all lured by an impostor pretending to be hollywood power players. pulling back the curtain on the con. >> it was seven years and hundreds of victims. >> how police say he hid in plain sight, and got arrested. >> it's like, oh, wow, it's over. >> "nightline" will be right back. new crest advanced gum restore... detoxifies below the gum line, and restores by helping heal gums in as little as seven days. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. experience clean in a whole new way. now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it, and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and your home. roomba and the irobot home app. only from irobot. the sleep number 360 smart bed on sale now! it's the most comfortable, roomba and the irobot home app. dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. save up to $1,200 on select sleep number 360 smart beds and adjustable bases. plus free premium delivery. ends monday ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, imagine believing

not hollywood stars?— not hollywood stars? that's also true- — not hollywood stars? that's also true. no _ not hollywood stars? that's also true. no disrespect - not hollywood stars? that's also true. no disrespect to i not hollywood stars? that's i also true. no disrespect to all hollywood stars. but british character actors who really are good at, brilliant at, want to play and portray real people out there in the street. share out there in the street. are out there in the street. are you saying _ out there in the street. are you saying that _ out there in the street. are you saying that the - out there in the street. are you saying that the star names, the hollywood stars, aren't capable? i the hollywood stars, aren't capable?— capable? i didn't say that. that's capable? i didn't say that. thats why _ capable? i didn't say that. thats why i _ capable? i didn't say that. that's why i immediately, | capable? i didn't say that. - that's why i immediately, when you introduced the subject, i put a slight motivation on it. i'm not really bothered about criticising...

just said typical friday night in the hollywood and illustrated alley. more often than not these girls aren't carrying id they're taken to the station to verify their agents. in the parking lot one of the girls catches the attention of the officers she's 5 months pregnant. at the precinct surgeon munoz recognizes the young pregnant girl this is the 3rd time she's been arrested. first it was our 11th and then we got her and. her last arrest was when she was 17 years old and she is now potentially of age but the police officers are sure to try to get her so now they're not there to see if this was in charge of the children actually. she actually jumped out of the car ran out for ran away from the c.f.s. and she's better but now she's she's probably in a double every 3rd night that. 45th direction maybe she. was or the. day she is that is the center szish and it all right. there i think. very clear if you've read a. recession for a full we just need to get the right information to find out. ringback when checking the files the officers realize that the youn

saying we want to put our profits ahead of human lives that's what this story's about hollywood is saying no we can't we can't run the risk of giving up any of our patent rights and protections even though 300000 people might die because this is an ugly story yeah i mean what did we have over the weekend i think on saturday about half a 1000000 new coby cases alone just in india because they're starved for the vaccine that we have here in the united states we could give them the patent for it we could let them have it but instead the admin. says wilson just 34 madonna said we're going to send you 34000000 doses of 17000000 it's not enough that hollywood is actively going out there said their lobbyist to d.c. and they said listen if you lift the patent on this vaccine there's a chance that through some screwy logic that we have that's not even in the bill by the way no it's very specific and the bill is excluding this really even ali would say and we're worried about it says no this won't happen but neil turkle wittes who's the talking head for this whole thing comes up and says we can't r

they win several oscars, but what they really do for a generation of americans is they put a hollywood sparkle on the elite southerners who maintain the institution of slavery and for american moviegoers and especially those from the north or the midwest who are not as exposed to sort of the cultural artifacts of slavery on a daily basis. this is going to help these movie goers fall in love with these larger than life characters who really cannot be separated from their moonlight and magnolia lifestyles if you ever want to go down this pop culture rabbit hole go on ebay and look at some of the gone with the wind stuff, you know. that was produced during the film or subsequent international releases. there are plates. there are silverware. there are action figures. there's posters. there's dolls. there's anything you can possibly imagine and they really just reflect the reach of these films and this specific view of southern society that they're laying down as a blueprint that many moviegoers are going to assume is based in some way on reality now because these films are immensely popul

and so really the invitation now for people in the hollywood for the white men, hollywood. right to sort of become accomplices and show us the money. put money behind, right. the support, the kind of work that it's already there. right? because because one of the things that we're going to do, what we do, we're going to do anyway, like jenna, she's already doing it right. well, like she said, you can be a part of it, like you don't have to give up on you can be a part of that. right. and so that's the opportunity, right. and i think, i think there's, i think when we see like people of color sort of doing their own things. right. so like if a renee right him but he ends on so you people doing different types of things. right. just push stuff forward, but i think there's a responsibility we really have to sort of come go to the white men and say, hey, you know, the time is now put, put the, put your money where your mouth is. i have to have to bring up this question from some youtube business from maya. i'm going to put this one to you. jenna representation is needed, but we

ease the hollywood foreign press association. a basically a small group of american foreign journalists who report on the film industry there just $87.00 members of the golden globes there are there with their prize their money has grown to be the large 2nd largest unimportant award ceremony but the group itself is still very small and till now has lacked any form of oversight or able to have to answer for for their actions. ok scott roxboro reporting for us from boston there thanks very much for helping us understand that. aki takes down your leave a scant has created dozens of famous buildings but his name will always be associated with places as a member of one of his most famous works is the jewish museum here in berlin he was kinda lost much of his family in the holocaust so the project had special meaning for him he went on to oversee the rebuilding of the world trade center on the occasion of his 75th birthday has this report. architect daniel levy comes from a polish jewish family he's a musician a humanist and a philosop

you're one of the top 1,000 actresses in hollywood. but you have been in those really iconic films that people watch over and over again — like, i think i might�*ve watched bridesmaids an insane amount of times. i mean, that was my firstjob in america and, like, what a firstjob, to get — to be in that kind of ensemble and to be in a movie that, really, was one of the first — even though, obviously, women have been funny for at least 20 years — but, no, i'mjoking, forever — but that bridesmaids was one of the first where they were like, "wow! "women are funny in hollywood!" and so to get that as my — my firstjob in america was epic. and also to be in the pitch perfect franchise, which is, like, the most successful musical comedy films of all time — which blows my mind when you think about that. i was like, "god, are they really?" and they're like, "yeah they really are," like, "bang, one, two and three", and i'm like it's so special. and i'm sure it will be eclipsed at some point — you know, it's like 0lympic records â

i know hollywood rock, right. we're, we're never there in our complexity and as of last month on the same thing, right. i think, you know, like you said abysmal, right? for most of them general and even more so for them to arm africans, is that right? i think we see most on black muslims, sometimes they show up right in the hollywood film. sometimes like trader those kind of films right. where they're kind of a bit of a terrorist. but we're not really sure. or they'll be like in black film or black media and they'll be the kind of, you know, kind of militant person, right? kind of like that type of thing, but not, but not the full range, right? not folks from all parts of the country, all parts of the world end up in the us who are black. so i was pretty like, yeah, again, was that word? well, you know, but you know, one of the things we know we need, you do do the data, right? because we're going to be like, but what about this? i saw this one thing one time ago. oh your tell janet you already knew this because y

yvonne: does the market share for hollywood domes -- the market share for hollywood films has fallen or slowed down. i'm just wondering, what is your outlook? you still seem to be quite optimistic about the hollywood film side of things, but against the backdrop of u.s.-china relations that are deteriorating, and there is a growing sense of nationalism against foreign-branded films. >> we are very focused on local language content. the chinese new year was very strong for us with three big local language films. we are planning a lot of local content and we expect to play a couple of other films coming up, so local content is a very important part of our strategy going forward, and we view it as growing and asked the more we grow that box office, the better it is for our business. hollywood films, while market share went down last year, we obviously think that there were other reasons that play. we had covid and the delay in hollywood releases as a result. a lot of markets shut globally. things slow down, so we do view -- "godzilla versus kong" came out and did very well. "avatar" cam