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AP News Radio
King Charles III's new monogram revealed at end of mourning
"Buckingham Palace displayed the new royal cipher following the Ascension of King Charles the third Royal librarians tell a pani tova says the cipher is an image that represents the king and will appear on government buildings State documents and post office boxes across the UK It really consists of the initial of their name combined with the R for Rex or Regina king or king queen and then you will have the regnal number included Within the cipher and it is usually surmounted by a crown Gardner principal king of arms David white says during Queen Elizabeth's reign the cipher was represented by the letters ER meaning Elizabeth Regina It reminds everybody that we've got a new got a new sovereign symbolizes very simply who that sovereign is what is regular number is reminds us that he's king and that The Crown is above it The cipher was picked by the king himself I'm Ed Donahue
AP News Radio
Jennifer Hudson wins top honor at 53rd NAACP Image Awards
"Jennifer Hudson has won entertainer of the year at the end W. C. P. image awards on Saturday marches are a letter with the latest Jennifer Hudson beat out Regina king little nonsense making the stallion and Tiffany had is for entertainer of the year Hudson said during the B. ET broadcast she was standing there because she watch the N. double ACP image awards is because of seeing the a repose and Patti LaBelle the Holly berries all these legends you know right here on this stage that inspired me so thank you end up with a C. P. for inspiring girls like me other winners include Will Smith Anthony Anderson sterling K. brown Issa rae and Angela Bassett
What's the 311
"regina king" Discussed on What's the 311
"Welcome to celebrity news. Everyone. Welcome to the Sonya podcast. Well, I know all heard about Regina King, her son committing suicide. And if y'all, who doesn't know who Virginia can get, she's an African American actress. So her son Ian he committed suicide. So vivica had wrote that she was with her friend and you know she had gone seeing her friend after the suicide and she never thought that in the African American community that there would be such thing as suicide. I'm here to see him now in these days. An age, I think suicide is in every community, whether it's the Latin community, African American community, the Caucasian Asian community, Indian community. I think it's an old communities. And it's really sad that, you know, someone would take their own life. You know, they have to really be going through something to take their own life. And it said that you look at certain people and take care for instance. I know a lot of people probably was looking like, oh, his mom is rich. He's rich because I think he's an artist. He was an artist. And why would he want to take his life? But a lot of times people suffer from mental illness really bad. And they need help and they need to tell someone and they need to talk to someone and a lot of times, you know, I recently was telling my son that a lot of times you don't want to talk to your family or your Friends, even though you can tell them certain things you can't tell them some things. So it's best if you have issues that you actually go see a psychiatrist or a therapist to get the help that you need, you know, 'cause we all, you know, we all go through Thompson our life. We're you feel like, you know, it's just too much. And I was reading where he was saying that Instagram was like an enemy of his and the thing with Instagram to me, I don't know about anyone else but to me. When I look at Instagram, I feel you should follow or pertains to you. Like if you're into something you need to follow some follow some of that's going to motivate you and inspire you, you know, don't look at what everyone else is doing or whatever everyone else is had because people will show you the good but no one would show you the bad. And in his case, you know, I'm trying to wrap around like, what was it so much about Instagram that caused you to fill a certain way because you have luxury, you know, you're not lacking anything. So was someone actually being mean to him on Instagram or was someone, you know, actually bullying him on Instagram. But you have to follow words pertaining to you. Not what everyone else having. I mean, it can be very useful can grow your business. It can be very useful Instagram could be used so you just have to know how to use it. So but that was my opinion on celebrity news. Let me know what y'all think. And there is help for suicide that you can get help, even if you have to call three one one because right now I don't even have the number for the one 800 number for suicide. I don't really know it right now, but you could call three one one and always ask them, you know, what's the number for suicide? Suicide prevention, and like I said, try to get to talk to a therapist or a psychiatrist, you know, and try to have great people in your life that's going to be very supportive. Even though you can't tell them everything, the ones that you could tell a little like, you know, maybe I'm having a bad day and they really there for you have someone in your life like that. And if you feel overwhelmed, stop, take time for yourself. And you know, just try to do the best you can. And I like you for thank you for listening to my podcast. Please give it a 5 star review on speakers. Apple Spotify, iHeartRadio, where we listen to podcasts, please share please go to these websites. WWW AVL use pharmaco Sonya WWW.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Why Are Children of Celebrities Killing Themselves?
"People have asked me multiple times about all these suicides of children of stars. Sinéad O'Connor, Michael Manson, Regina King, all lost sons, king son, killed himself on his birthday. Dog tree lost a daughter. The American Idol guy. Hung herself with a bunch of drugs in his system. Crystal meth fentanyl. I hate to say it, but I don't think O'Connor's gonna make it long without her boy. This is gonna really put her over the edge. It already has and I don't think anybody would be surprised if she killed herself too. God forbid, but she's been screaming about mental illness forever. And I'm sure that played a role in her son's death. I'm sure it passed on from her to him. But how do you go on as a parent after that?
Gettin' Grown
"regina king" Discussed on Gettin' Grown
"And it was Andre. Time. It was Andre Leon telly that was like, you are crazy. This is the best thing I've ever seen. And I was like, thank you. Thank you, Andre. Tyra's out of her black ass. Oh my girl. First of all, as many times we have been accosted with your big 5 head all over everywhere. Okay, don't nobody. Don't do it. And you're fucking smize and how you make everything about you. That's why everybody cheers and who rise every time you get shot and higher learning because. Forgot all about that. Oh my gosh. I love you so I'll just play. I'm just playing for you. In that moment, I was very ashamed of Tyra Banks with very grateful for Andre. And I just love that he said that he said salon. So I have to find ways to incorporate the salon into my set on. Oh, darling, that's the kind of picture that you don't hang your baby. You know what? Absolutely. When I'm done with school and I get to start getting my nails done again, I'm gonna be like, oh, I'm gonna straight to the salon to get my nails done. I'm just gonna start calling my bedroom the salon. Straight into the salon, please. The salon. Oh, my makeup room will be my salon. This is my fellow. Your salon. This is where I do my makeup in my salon. I need to find that motherfucking picture on the Internet. I do. And put it in. And I will just put it up on the wall in my salon. We got to have a salon. Salon. Welcome to my talent darling. Please come in. Rest in peace and peace, honey. You will be gone. You will never be forgotten. Your memory will live on with us for many, many, many, many months to come. Also, we would be absolutely remiss and not sending our personal condolences to Regina King. Oh, that was next. Her family in the loss of her only son for only son. And it is just very, very sad. But the truth is that, you know, so you don't really know what people are going through people are out here hurting and so it's a good lesson for me to be mindful of how you engage people you don't know what people are dealing with what they're going through, but it's just such a heavy time. I feel like this is recently. I've been feeling lots of grief in the air. Yeah. The heaviness. Yeah. And so just absolutely holding and holding everybody in our thoughts and prayers and just do what you need to do to take care of yourself. Even getting lots of questions on my social media folks sort of like feeling this. And I will say that it's bad and sometimes it's just heavy, but like we were saying earlier, sometimes it's just a matter of sort of sitting in it not trying to rush through it. Not trying to rush through it and just acknowledging. We talked a little bit about this on the Patreon and our pre show, but just kind of acknowledging that you're not feeling okay right now. And sometimes it's just about that and not trying to proceed any further and do anything with that just acknowledging that that's how you feel. Yeah. So we know that a lot of people are battling right now. So we absolutely want to send love to Regina King, but we want to send a rest in peace to Ian Alexander junior because it's such a such a sad loss. Very much and also, theory mugler. Oh, yes. Today. Yeah. He was the same age as a Andre, we on tally. 73. So a lot of people are transitioning on and it's just such a, it's an interesting time. It's just an interesting time, but we do want to send love to all of those loved ones and our condolences to all of those loved ones who are dealing with grief right now. For show. In very bizarre news. Did you see that quote unquote pastor in his wife in Georgia? I saw the headline, but really was just like, I'm not going to do this. I literally saw it and was just like, I don't even know that I have the capacity to read this any further. And I'm just going to let these niggas set up a bump where it is. I'm going to they set up they so they ate differently abled, mentally and physically people were found in this home with the I think the basement door like padlock or something like that where they couldn't really get out very easily and they'd had these people up in this house. And they've been charged and they had their house of a church. Yeah, it was a house they were leasing. And they were they were doing everything under the guise of a church. But they held all these people. They were responsible. So they had all these people they were in charge of all their finances, so they had all the money that was coming in for these people. They were in charge of giving them their medications in which they were not doing. Oh dear. With a lot of them and holding them in a basement. It's very sad and you know what I will say this is a lot of information, but I will say this that y'all, I don't know. I just feel like people who lie on the lord are going to have to deal with a certain kind of consequence. And I don't know, maybe it's just me, but I feel like if y'all not scared your oddity. You ought to be afraid of all of these things. And I'm not just talking everyone. I'm talking about the white nationalists. I'm talking about all the people who are be out here doing evil and doing it under the guise of I don't even church religion. Not even just Christianity, but any sort of spiritual. I just don't understand. There's certain things that I was just raised that you don't play around with. Yeah. Also, I was raised like you don't kidnap people. And so so yes. You know? Absolutely. And I don't feel like me. I was not yes. Don't think for a moment that I was excusing any of this foolishness. But I don't know. I was just trying to do this show with you. Yeah, but I was just saying, like, wow. I was more, I guess I'm taking it back. Someone would do something like this, and then under the name of a church, is really just like, wow. Wow, wow, wow wow, wow. This is extra level of, oh my God, you're never going to see it. It's like you. I don't play around. I don't play these kinds of games. I just don't understand the evil that some people have in their hearts where to the point where they can why would you, hey, why would you kidnap anybody? Why would you kidnap people who can't speak for themselves do for themselves, take their medication? Wait, what? Like, what kind of evil resides down to your fucking child? I don't want to know. I don't want to understand. I feel like I don't want to be like that we don't understand it because no, not built these ways. And all we can do, I will say that, you know, if I'm glad that these sort of evil things are coming to light and I'm hopeful that the victims can find safe places and safe people to sort of start peeling from this very dramatic experience. Absolutely. Absolutely. Absolutely. That's all. Lastly, my last my last bit of cherish. I don't know if you had anything you wanted to add is, oh, the trash is not very pleasant today. So the Florida Florida House committee, oh, goodness. Is passing the don't say.
AP News Radio
Ian Alexander Jr., only child of Regina King, dies at age 26
"A a a a personal personal personal personal tragedy tragedy tragedy tragedy for for for for popular popular popular popular ranked ranked ranked ranked actor actor actor and and and director director director Regina Regina Regina king king king has has has lost lost lost her her her only only only child child child to to to death death death a a a statement statement statement over over over the the the weekend weekend weekend says says says she she she and and and her her her family family family are are are devastated devastated devastated at at at the the the deepest deepest deepest level level level by by by the the the death death death of of of Ian Ian Ian Alexander Alexander Alexander junior junior junior he he he turned turned turned twenty twenty twenty six six six just just just last last last Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday and and and is is is now now now dead dead dead a a a suicide suicide suicide no no no further further further details details details released released released Ian Ian Ian Alexander Alexander Alexander is is is the the the son son son of of of king king king and and and her her her ex ex ex music music music producer producer producer Ian Ian Ian Alexander Alexander Alexander senior senior senior the the the couple couple couple divorced divorced divorced in in in two two two thousand thousand thousand seven seven seven after after after ten ten ten year year year marriage marriage marriage the the the younger younger younger Alexander Alexander Alexander was was was a a a musician musician musician and and and a a a DJ DJ DJ and and and was was was often often often seen seen seen with with with his his his mom mom mom at at at red red red carpet carpet carpet events events events I'm I'm I'm Oscar Oscar Oscar wells wells wells Gabriel Gabriel Gabriel
WTOP
"regina king" Discussed on WTOP
"Tour I'm still standing yeah yeah it was a sold out crowd at the smoothie king center in New Orleans for Elton John's first date back From the 2020 farewell yellow brick road tour Haven't played a show since the 6 of March 2000 and 21st concerts were canceled because of the pandemic And then Elton John needed surgery Further postponing the New Orleans event And I can't thank you enough for being so patient We live in funny time Fans were treated to a long list of hits as the band resumes its final world tour I'm Jackie Quinn Elton John's farewell tour will hit Nats park in September tickets will cost at least a $125 Ian Alexander junior the only child of award winning actor and director Regina King has died He turned 26 on Wednesday a family representative today confirmed the death was suicide no further details released The one night in Miami director shared Alexander with her former husband record producer Ian Alexander senior the two divorced in 2007 after ten years of marriage the younger Alexander was a musician and DJ who often accompanied king on red carpet events Coming up in money news Hollywood bets on movie fans going back into the theaters 9 54 Eric was way behind on his taxes How a lot of money to the RS almost $15,000 I tried to make payments The IRS wasn't satisfied with Eric's efforts so they came after him full force They're coming to put a lean in a hole on all my income my home my car I was just overwhelmed at what to do Then Eric called optima.
WCPT 820
"regina king" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Mayor Eric Adams called it an attack on the city We're going to find these guns And we're going to find those who carry them and use them We are committed to ending this violence My heart goes out to these families The COVID amaron variant surge is starting to decline in parts of the U.S. That's how CDC director Rochelle Walensky opened a news briefing on Friday Walensky warned however that the surge is far from over She also cited new evidence that COVID vaccine booster shots provide significant protection against hospitalization from the Akron variant and that unvaccinated people continue to be at the highest level of risk for serious illness and death President Biden is addressing the ongoing semiconductor chip shortage The shortage has been linked to supply chain problems during the ongoing COVID pandemic Speaking at The White House Biden push plants to boost chip manufacturing in the U.S. he confirmed plans for a $20 billion investment in a new manufacturing plant in Ohio The comedy world is paying tribute to the late Louis Anderson The Emmy winning actor and comedian died Friday after battling blood cancer his fellow comedians are offering their condolences on Twitter The son of actress Regina King has committed suicide People magazine says 26 year old Ian Alexander junior was king's only child whom she shared with her ex-husband In a statement king called him such a brilliant light who cared so deeply about the happiness of others and added quote our family asked for respectful consideration during this private time In Alexander junior just turned 26.
AP News Radio
‘Harder They Fall,’ 'Insecure,' H.E.R. nab NAACP awards noms
"The the nominations nominations for for the the N. N. double double ACP ACP image image award award to to route route you you could could see see people people voting voting on on the the N. N. double double ACP ACP image image awards awards nominations nominations have have fallen fallen hard hard for for the the harder harder they they fall fall the the Netflix Netflix movie movie has has twelve twelve nominations nominations for for next next month's month's ceremony ceremony the the movie movie produced produced by by Jay Jay Z. Z. features features an an all all star star cast cast including including Regina Regina king king and and Idris Idris Elba Elba also also getting getting a a bunch bunch of of nonsense nonsense is is a a raise raise insecure insecure with with thirteen thirteen including including best best comedy comedy TV TV series series with with Janet Janet king king will will compete compete for for entertainer entertainer of of the the year year along along side side little little nas nas X. X. Megan Megan the the stallion stallion Jennifer Jennifer Hudson Hudson and and Tiffany Tiffany had had ishe ishe the the show show will will be be broadcast broadcast on on February February twenty twenty six six on on BT BT I'm I'm Oscar Oscar wells wells Gabriel Gabriel
WNYC 93.9 FM
"regina king" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"There's gonna be bucks last day amongst the living I have some notes It's like can I say that Because everyone we love is in that movie It is decidedly black But overall gotta say it felt bloated and disjointed Yeah Can I say that I think you can say that I think that you should say that But I also I think that the issue is that because black art is always its existence is always so precarious in the marketplace not in the world but in the marketplace So that if somebody let's say is making a film making a television show there's this fear imagine they're real There's this fear that critiquing it is going to keep the person for being able to make another film or keep them from getting another season of television or keep the actor from getting another job That's a not necessarily true And B I wish that the onus was taken off of black people and black audiences and put onto like the people who green light things Yeah 'cause obviously there's audiences out there that want to watch this stuff and engage with it And part of engaging is critiquing and even if it's whether it's in a loving way or a way that's like I can't stand this Yeah I like also what black creators to be able to have the room to be able to make things that are okay Yeah trust me I think my voice is important Nobody is going to stop Idris Elba or Regina King from getting another check Because I don't know The writing could be a little better But I believe in yourself Believe in yourself Always matters Although on that note of TV and movies doing some stuff well on some stuff maybe not well One show that I think all three of us would agree on And I know that y'all had an episode in the four colored nerds feed recently all about this show is love life season two It was just doing it for me It worked Agree The music was great The wardrobe was great The acting and the writing was great It feels very divorcing in here That's because I got a divorce The chemistry between the main characters was.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"regina king" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Years in prison Natasha del toro is a reporter for Al Jazeera's investigative documentary program fault lines Thanks so much Thank you so much Steve WNYC is supported by Netflix's new movie the harder they fall a western that gives the old west new blood starring Jonathan majors zazi beats Regina King Idris Elba and Lakeith Stanfield in select theaters this Friday and on Netflix November 3rd This is morning edition on WNYC coming up on 7 53 this morning I'm Michael hill and with me today is WNYC reporter maquette if you've been listening this is the last day of WNYC's fall fundraiser where raising the money that keeps WNYC coming to you to make sure that when you turn the dial tomorrow as mat cat says he says that dialed there when you turn that dial he listened to 93.9 FM or AMA 20 to make sure that we're still there tomorrow We need to raise the remainder of our $2.3 million goal by 7 tonight to fund the programs and stores you count on and to secure a strong future for independent journalism Help us to keep doing our work here the work you rely on to get informed and stay informed Become a sustaining member this morning the last day of this fall fundraiser give now by calling 8 8 8 three 7 6 9 6 9 two or you can simply go online to WNYC dot org when you do look for the thank you gifts there and look for.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"regina king" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"From director Liz garbus a look at the life of the explorer filmmaker and adventurer who inspired generations to protect the earth in theaters Friday Netflix's new movie the harder they fall a western that gives the old west new blood starring Jonathan majors as he beats Regina King Idris Elba and Lakeith Stanfield in select theaters this Friday and on Netflix November 3rd Hulu's new original series dope sick and investigative thriller from executive producer Danny strong starring Michael Keaton about how one company triggered the worst drug epidemic in American history new episodes Wednesdays on Hulu That's morning edition on WNYC coming up on 8 48 at Michael hill and with me today is reporter and editor Nancy Solomon Tomorrow's the last day of the fall pledge drive here We are raising money that keeps WNYC coming to you We've been through a lot together over the past couple years at the start of this pandemic we did tell you we would be here for you throughout and we have been will continue to be here but we can only keep up this work with your support We're asking you for a small ongoing monthly contribution we call it sustaining membership so give now if you can by calling 8 8 8 three 7 6 9 6 9 two or go to WNYC dot org and if you'd like leave a comment there about your donation We've had some listeners to do that today and we've read a couple of them we certainly appreciate their support Nancy is a good thing to hear from our listeners not just their comments but also their donations It's amazing to hear from our listeners because so much of the time we put out our stories we do our work and we don't really know who's listening We know we know you're out there but we don't really hear back that much And so it's great to hear back from you all and it's also great to see the calls coming in in the pledges being made because it is so gratifying to do this work and have the support of the community And we have a little gift that we can give you in exchange and in return right now for just a little bit more than an hour left of this morning we have a 12 ounce ten of fair trade coffee that is specially roasted for WNYC by the Brooklyn roasting company our local coffee roaster so it's nice and fresh and for any pledge amount that you can make You could get this coffee as a thank you gift or you could add it to any other thank you gift that you choose So if you were to give $15 a month you could get a black hoodie with the red WNYC logo which both Michael and I showed up to work this morning in Even though we're not we're in different places And or you could get say also a $15 a month gift would give you The New Yorker subscription And you can tack the coffee on to that So that's a nice deal a nice thank you Of course the incentive is.
Skimm'd from The Couch
"regina king" Discussed on Skimm'd from The Couch
"Well. The pandemic i didn't have to go into work via zoom. I can turn off my. I can turn off my camera if i want to on zoom call so the pandemic actually made it a lot easier. I didn't have to leave my house. You know when you think about for in hollywood we might have three or four meetings in a day. Those are like. I have to figure out the directions. I have to navigate the parking garage. I have to figure out if i'm going to interact with people in the elevator. Or what if i get lost. Who am i going to ask for help. All of those things. My brain just spins out and at each stop. It's oh god. I got to start over. What if they asked me this okay. This is probably what i'm going to say like. I literally go through questions that someone might ask. They never asked. And then follow up questions. And so i feel like i'm mike constantly prepared with pat answer. I rehearse ordering a pizza from domino's like what if they asked me something about the grass so for me like i deal with it by being overly prepared going places early not leaving anything to last second and just repeating myself. You're okay. they're probably nervous too. It's okay it's okay. You can be weird today. If that's how you're feeling you can be who you are and it's going to be okay. It's gonna be okay. Hi hi okay. Where are you from o. k. And that's usually how i start every cold call if you will every room because it's like the whole of my career our interactions that are not like my personal choosing like i choose my friends. I choose which family members. I allow into my home into my circle. But when you're out in the world and you have to constantly be meeting different. People are having interactions that you didn't exactly ask for north control. it's a whole nother animal. So i just try to give myself grace and time. So i don't add being late to the anxiety of already nerve racking experiences. And i just you're okay. You're okay you're okay on that note of not making you late last question. Who is someone else we should have on this podcast. Ooh to raji pinson. We've had al-taraggi we loved it. She bath regina king. No but i would love and you make it happen. I can put in a good word. I can put in a good way out as a no. We're not getting into this. But just want to thank you for your honesty in your fertility journey. I know a lot of people that read the book especially the beginning and took off from it. I appreciate that. And that's why do i do. Thanks for listening to this episode of nine to five ish with the skim. A new episode will be in your feet again next wednesday in the meantime out. Our news podcast. Skim this every thursday. We cover what you need to know each week in thirty minutes or less..
For Your Reference
"regina king" Discussed on For Your Reference
"Let's focus specifically on the first movie because at least there were moments that we enjoyed in the first one And then maybe in the second can just talk about regina king for the rest of the epicenter The first film. I really enjoyed. I really enjoyed the soundtrack the soundtrack made me feel like anything was possible. And i didn't have a care in the world. But that's not how i was brought up but listening to the music i was like yes. Let me struck down the street and trying go and make some change. It was a bubble gum movie. It had a bubble gum soundtrack. And i was absolutely fine with it because i knew that's the sort of film that we were getting into and i think in in the sort of dynamics that they will hoping to lay out in the film it did work albeit very stretched So the fact that they tried to extend that to another film obviously as we said Didn't work at all But yeah the soundtrack really helps build that light fluffy world where you can really achieve anything and no one's gonna stand in your way because once you set your mind to it everything's possible oh absolutely and actually while we're getting to that One of the key sort of turnaround. Mermaids that we have in legally blonde is when she's going to look for a dress and they're in a boutique stole and the sales assistant says something to the effect of. There's nothing i love more than a dumb blonde with daddy's plastic and that's where we're like blood twist she's smart. Yup yup you could. You could see being set up at the whole premise. It's the script who she's actually small. Yeah ooh fall. So that's fine if that's as deep as we delve into this then that's absolutely fine and that's what the movie was offering and i i was i was i was expecting that. That's probably the biggest crescendo. that we would have gotten in the film so that's fine. You know i'll. I'll wake myself over something else. It obviously weren't being this movie. But i was okay with way we were being taken. Yeah we see hall exhibit smartness movie high intelligence shows. I think one of the strengths are being the mind..
Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
"regina king" Discussed on Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
"Eventually. We don't know when we will return to our home theater in chicago. A small intimate space where the audience is so close. We can smell them. a lovely bouquet with notes of hybrid cars and patagonia fleece zip ups and just a hint of plant based sneak products. Here's a show. We recorded at the chase from twenty nineteen with special guest regina king. She went on to get an oscar nomination for directing one night in miami but at the time she was starring in. Hbo's comic. book show watchmen. Peter esker fee enjoyed putting aside serious drama and kicking that instead. Oh my guy yes. It was so much fun. And like i get to do this because i don't have superpowers. I have super skills on this show liam niessen and taken type of thing. You have certain skills. Yeah we can say. I just realized that regina means queen. So you're like super royal. Yeah thing that was real so so so your parents. I presume mr mrs king. They decided that they would name their daughter. Regina just emphasize that they took it even a step further. My sister who's four years younger than me. They named her raina. Which also means queen there you go. I mean you've done it but still was it hard to live up to. I'll be honest. i didn't really know what i was living up to until i started taking spanish. And yeah it kinda. Took me to junior high. Till i went like. Oh yeah okay some stuff here. And now i wanna talk a little bit about watchman because it's weird because this is it's based on a very famous comic book that came out sometime ago that's very very popular to comic book nerds and i know as you know that comic book nerds are the most relaxed.
This Week in Photo
Talent Photographing Talent. James Anthony and his Hollywood Shutter
"James anthony welcome to the show man. How's it going. Thank you look. Everything is good good good to Speak to create another shooter out here but yeah thanks to me about you and i spoke about a week ago and when we had that conversation you were right on the heels literally running in the house from the oscars right you dislike literally set down and zoom coming from an oscar party or from something oscar related less before we dive into your background. Let's start there. Let's let's do you know how the in films since you're you're in tinseltown down there in films deals often start a movie halfway through the movie and then go back to the beginning. Let's start air. What was that. Like as a photographer shooting the oscars and being having that level of access well a little bit of surreal. A little bit of lag. Yeah should be here. You know like. I put a so. It's always that dance whereas like what this is crazy. And then as i know you've been putting in blood sweat and tears over year so this is where you should be so it's twenty when those moments kind of take over but a just working with the talent that i was working with regina king on our everything is out there but posing the photos regina king in awesome talented actress in director oscar. Award-winning actress indiana. I'm shooting her in hers. Her sweet and then aldus hodge who is also equally talented actor in also one of the stars of her film. When night in miami he comes in unexpectedly to me but then he jumps in the some of the shots in wherever the capture. Some almost between regina and and em would just work with a talent like hers in being also in the presence of the brand that of the drugs issues wearing so you had louis vuitton rep there You had your in correspondence. Virtually with vogue because their wait. They're waiting for the first drop of the images so a little bit of pressure just knowing that you have to go in there execute Had these images ready as soon like these images had to be ready edited within forty five minutes of me
All of It
NYT Reporter Kyle Buchanan Discusses the Lack of Diversity in the Golden Globes
"About the Golden Globe Awards. So, he said, it's just 87 members of the Hollywood Foreign Press. Paris Press, not a single black member. When you look at the nominees, it's Golden Globes so white It's 2021. Why Is this persisting within the Hollywood foreign press? You know? Well, the Hollywood Foreign press is an extremely insular bunch. You know, the reporting in the L A Times and in the New York Times this past week has a zoo revealed that several foreign journalists you know, over the years have tried to enter this group. And have been pushed out. In fact, it almost seems like the more legitimate the journalists. The worst. Your chances are of getting to this organization, perhaps because they were You know, worried about this kind of expo? Say, um wide. Are they still making while choices Because they are a wild bunch. You know, I've met Nick Those voters. They're eccentric to put it mildly, and they really thrive. On this kind of, you know, glamour and this this feeling that they are a pivotal step on the way to Oscar and they're not willing to give up any of that influence. In fact, they try toe. You know, only expanded, but they do so in such a weird way because they are secretive. In a way, you know, there's there's not They're not. They're not out there while they are out there, you know, rubbing shoulders shaking hands took himself fees. Um, if you want to define the list of their membership, that's when the H F P A really starts to clam up because they're not representing the best and brightest of global entertainment journalism far from it there, representing Maybe the savviest and canniest people in awards season that's more their speed than been trying Tost ablest any sort of legitimate credentials. The people who make up that group. So in terms of them being homogeneous, it sounds like they don't really might not particularly care. Well, yeah, I mean, they are homogeneous in the sense that there are no black voters, which is a kind of insane thing in the year. 2021. Obviously we know that Academy, which votes on the Oscars, has been taking sweeping steps over the last few years diversify its membership, which was primarily older, white and male. Gloves have not taken any such steps. And while they are somewhat divers to be Primarily rewarding American movies. To the extent that even a film like denarii, which is American, is shunted off to the foreign film category simply because it's characters often speak Korean That is indicating that ah, wide gulf between what you're covering and what you are what you look like what you're made of who makes up this group. And I think you know if they're going to purport to speak about this industry and who deserves reward with any sort of authority, and you know it's questionable sometimes whether they do or don't have it. And they have to absolutely take a look at themselves. I guess it kind of Buchanan. We're talking to him. He's the award season columnist for The New York Times. The Golden Globes are this Sunday. So here's a bright spot. Best director for motion picture category. There are more women than men nominated several fennel for promising young woman, Regina King for one night in Miami and Chloe Jiao for Nomad Land. Do you think this is the year we could see a best director Everett at the Globes of the Oscars. I do think so. You know, I'm sure the eight FDA would much rather we focus on that category than any other And certainly, you know, I mean, such as the story of award shows and often is the story of, you know, America generally that you have progress in one respect and then two steps backward somewhere else. But, yes, it was only a couple years ago that Natalie Portman was introducing the best director category is the Golden Globes. And very pointedly said Here are the five all male nominees this year that can't be said. In fact, there's a majority of women and I do expect that Chloe job for Nomad Land will prevail even if no man land doesn't take best drama, although it has a very good shot at that. Globes and not going to miss their opportunity to reward a woman. A person of color. She will be the first woman to win the best director trophy from them since Barbara Streisand for gentle Wow. He just kicked it back far for me
KCRW
"regina king" Discussed on KCRW
"Regina King and writer Kim Powers inspired by true events that took place on one legendary night in 1964 awards eligible The covert pandemic taught you that being physically distant is very important. But tell that to folks and Latino communities, some of whom have generations of family or multiple families under one roof. I've often seen clients who have a bedroom set up in the living room. I don't know of any situation in which there is a child that has their own bedroom. And C J take is coping with Cove it in close quarters on the next greater L A Today at one and 6 30 on KCRW. And we're back morning becomes eclectic and press play Definitely one of my favorite shows on KCRW and we are ready to check in with Madeleine Brand of press play to let us know what's happening today. Hi, you guys. Oh, my gosh, This is so exciting. It is exciting. I have to be honest with you, though. I had to turn the radio off cause I couldn't concentrate on my work. A few people have said that their dance are not sorry. Sorry. Gotta do some research. Oh, I gotta turn you guys off, But it s so what we're working on today. We're working on the political world all in a people. What is gonna happen to this Republican party? It's a disarray. Um, you know, you've got Georgia's Marjorie Taylor Greene talking about lasers from space, igniting wildfires and all sorts of other vile things, and she has said in the past And a big move on whether or not House minority leader Kevin McCarthy from California is going to strip her of her committee assignments. So the Democrats are saying You better do this or we'll do it for you. And so he's in a tough position, really illustrating the problem in the Republican Party because it's been Taken over by these far right, you know, que non believers or at least a big portion of the party has and it doesn't seem like the party leadership is capable at this point of actually asserting control over its own party, So we'll talk about that. And what that means for the future of our democracy. Just a small little topic this wild, Wild West, And meanwhile, Governor Newsome is worried about a recall, so we're gonna check in on that and whether that's a serious threat. Him. Wow, exciting things happening. I know it's very exciting, and then we're gonna check in on this really interesting story. It's a new documentary on HBO about a woman who Championed and was behind a company that was building a three wheeled car in the 19 seventies and during the gas crisis that would get 70 MPG. But then it was revealed that she wasn't necessarily who she said she Woz and in a past life Was a con man on the run from the law. Wow, that sounds compelling. I love a good documentary to sign me out. I know, I know. So it's actually that sounds like it's about my leg. Are you on the run for your life? It's a new day. Gotcha. Today's a new day for everybody. Yeah. It wasn't just a few of the stories we're doing. Wow. Well, I can't wait to listen. That sounds amazing. Well, thank you. Yes, thank you, while meanwhile morning becomes eclectic, continues KCRW. Next matter Thanks that away. It is morning becomes eclectic. Yes, it is. And you know, we can't go by without saying without acknowledging the ground Hard today, the mighty ground hug, Which makes me think, of course of the movie Ground Hog's day. And if you recall the movie, there was one song that came up every day on the radio. So we got to play it for you here on morning becomes eclectic..
WNYC 93.9 FM
"regina king" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Studios presenting one night in Miami from director Regina King and writer Kim Powers inspired by true events that took place on one legendary night in 1964 awards eligible available on Prime video. This is W N. Y c. 93.9 FM and AM a 20. NPR News and the New York conversation. Tomorrow night at 11 on our next new sounds, will hear music that features in a lead role the trumpet and the French horn instruments that aren't often thrust into that role. This music in the background is from Carm, which is the number two disc of CJ camaraderie. The trumpeter and French horn player of Why music The genre hopping band based here in New York and form has roped in a whole bunch of Guest singers for some vocal tracks. Shara Nova Suk Young Stephens number of others. But most of the striking textures on the record are from his instruments. And the same goes for the new album by singer Theo Bleckmann and the Western leaves a trumpet trombone quartet some beautiful textures. The era's well also music from David Byrne, Sharon Freeman and more tomorrow night. 11 he's used for this'd Ishan of new sounds is in our audio archives. As always, It's.
KQED Radio
"regina king" Discussed on KQED Radio
"That night, though, was imagined by writer Camp Powers, first in his 2013 play one night in Miami, now is the film's screenwriter. It was significant. Then there's significant now and you could. One can't help but wonder what a group like that might discuss it gathered together in a room. I mean, who wouldn't want to be a fly on the wall where it's personal or professional crossroads, having reached unimagined heights, but facing doubts about the way forward when the play was first produced? I was actually older at 40, then all the men in that room and that really struck me. Because we think of these men doing amazing transformative things with the benefit of age and wisdom. But the reality is they were young, and in many cases, they didn't know what they were doing. And they were often taking leaps of faith and believing in themselves, also challenging each other. Does economic success. Bring personal freedom at what cost? In this scene, Malcolm X takes on Sam Cooke for what he sees as pandering to white audiences safest off the other side. You know what is going on around us? It should make everyone angry. Don't you know you booze? One Negroes. You're too happy was just scraps. Really understand what is at stake here. Do you think cash being the world champ is going to protect him from the devils that harassed him from the first day that he got here? I'd like to see Regina King herself is known for powerful performances, including an Oscar winning role in if Beale Street could talk way are drinking to new life. Hand for speaking out on giving women more positions of power in Hollywood. Everything that I produced that is 50% women. A lot of artists will have a conversation like this and even just inner conversation. Did this have a personal connection for you? Absolutely an end for me reading. This script the first time it was just a great again confirmation that all right. You are figuring it out how you're gonna use your platform and there is not a specific.
Daily Pop
Pioneering US actress Cicely Tyson dies aged 96
"Many hollywood stars are showing love for cecily tyson. Sicily passed away yesterday at the age of ninety six how she was an icon paved the way for so many people tyler perry posted a nice tribute sort of regina king who said her legacy had left an incredible mark. Sisley won emmys a tony even had an honorary oscar. She famously fought for roles but sh- that showed strong black characters and she refused to portray anything else. Can i tell you put her sit at tribute as well as i got the medal of freedom from Barack so you know not only she award. She won hearts Because of the roles that she picked if you ever get a chance you watch that autobiography of jane pittman and what she goes to that water. And the i'll never get that. That's what i said. I want to be an actress. Took that one to buy five minutes. That scene just for her to sip the water but just a fantastic actress and she wouldn't play prostitutes or drug addicts which are always play. Wonderful and beautiful woman. But yeah you know. I think for actresses like how we think of oprah and how we think you know the mantell jordan's at pave the way for us. I think cecily tyson was and is that for every black actress on this planet. And i hear a lot of times when i go to these hollywood. Walk of fame's and people start to save their speeches. Her name always comes up because she she ran so we get walk out and then she did it she did. She went through the fires. She will always be remembered for her elegance and grace and she is the one and only and who could play her. Who can do the story of sicily tyson right and they met actress. Kimberly kimberly elise. She has that. Okay okay i have a weird feeling as aretha anointed jennifer hudson play her role before she left this planet. I have a feeling every hollywood actress was talking to sicily. Tizen about carrying on that legacy. So i'm sure. She knighted the one that she wanted to have a license. Day was just kind of looks like her acts like an yay one legend absolutely legendary life
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"regina king" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"Cloudy skies tomorrow. Good chance of thunderstorms highs only in the mid sixties. Then on Wednesday cloudy skies good chance of showers highs in the upper fifties. Where 50 right now Remodel with confidence with Bobo custom builders called 349, 61 16 Sean Hannity morning minute coming up before nine o'clock Normally in San Antonio. They have a mega sized commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr and usually, it brings together hundreds of thousands of San Antonio's in remembrance of the late civil rights leader. But this year due to covet 19 pandemic, it will be virtual. So what's gonna happen is what's the movie they're showing. It's a two hour film that is basically going to show what MLK Boulevard looks like and talk about this cultural significance. And apparently, the theme this year is we rise up for justice, and they want you to hashtag everything with we rise up for justice. And it's gonna be film segments paying tribute to the life and legacy of King, and it will include photos and videos from previous marches that were submitted by San Antonio community members and organizations. But it's a she Because we do have one of the largest marches in the country. Oh, yeah, here in San Antonio, and it's gonna be different, but yet it will still honor the late Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Yeah, You kind of just kind of to roll with the times. You know, it is what it is. Right now The pandemic has changed everything. And I mentioned there's a movie on Amazon it so you can watch it with prime Called one night in Miami. It's a fictional account of one incredible night where icons Muhammed Ali Malcolm X, Sam Cooke and Jim Brown gathered to discuss there. Roles in the civil rights movement and cultural upheaval of the sixties. I'm gonna watch that today when I get home after you know a few things I have to do and then watch that with the wife and I kind of remember You know is my my remembrance. Yeah. Actress Regina King Jack did that. Yeah, it's Ah, yeah, Supposed to be really good supposed to be really, really good. And like I said, if you're an Amazon prime member, you can watch it free of charge. If not, there are ways to get tickets and watch it and downloaded and stream it on any device. But I will watch that today. Now let us know how this I will bring back a review tomorrow. But it's a fictional account. So look, they've got to me and it's Regina King. So it's gotta be good. Right? You would. Thank you. I'm hoping it's good e don't wanna I don't wanna be bummed out. I'm already depressed that we only have three football games left. In the National Football League. So Hui pulling for by the way, it depends. If Mahomes patch of my home's comes at a price of concussion protocol is able to play. I'll still poor for the Chiefs. If he's out. I'm a Buffalo Bills fan. Yeah, yeah, because like you can't go wrong with the Buffalo Bills. People forget they went to four straight Super Bowls in the nineties. Course. They lost all four, but they went to four straight Super Bowl in a long time for this. Yeah, I mean, that's hard to do. Even though you lose that still hard to do, And I gotta pull for the Packers over Tom Brady. I just feel like myself can't pull for Tom Brady or the Packers. So really, I'm gonna UFC guy right now. No, but if you had to choose one, I would take the Packers. Okay? Yeah, I'm tired of tough break him. Sorry. All right, Coming up at 8 40 Charles. Barkley stuck his foot in his mouth. Maybe we'll talk about that. I'll bring you the audio coming up.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"regina king" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Rune major chops since we saw her in poetic justice and all the films that she was in around that time. She's just a terrific Lee. Elegant person and, um, very got a lot of gravitas on the screen. You just go on authority. Good term. Yeah, She really does very elegant person. And she's this a very intelligent, well directed screenplay. I have to say, and it's you know, it's a little bit. It's a little bit claustrophobic. In a way it doesn't It Doesn't There aren't that many locations if you will. They're in a motel room for most of it on, Ben. They peel off here and there to you know, Go on a car and go somewhere or look out the window or, you know Do a big pressing outside the hotel. But really, it's it's mostly there. Few set up set up scenes for each of these men and the extent to which they've experienced Racism and prejudice in the course of their lives. And of course, you know this is set in the sixties, so Things really were was right around the civil rights movement. And you know Malcolm was so live and It was. It was when these guys were in their prime. I mean, really, you could say they were all at their peak. S so it was. It's a pretty volatile group of Group of men. Who are all together in a very small space, and I would say Regina King really knows how to choreograph that. That's not easy. Not easy, Regina King. I'm going way off to the left. You would not say that you robbed a task. As the human resource is person. On the Big Bang theory. Fact. She did that role. With that that I'll do it in French. We say quiet! No, I never saw her in that. Ever watched the big bang theory, But there was an episode tonight and it was towards the end of the run. Where Um, the female character that was a girlfriend and then soon to be wife of Sheldon. And Sheldon and Amy. And put together a report on some Unusual circumstance, and that report was nominated. For a I'm trying to think of the word. What's the equivalent of NME. He means for the For TV, Not in any something for science. And then? Oh, I don't know. You know, they got nominated for Um, a science award mean a Nobel Prize. Thank you. I couldn't think I couldn't think of that phrase to save my life. The, um Character portrayed by Regina King. Was giving grief to Amy. Because She had the position. Help young girls. Get into mathematics Get into science. And just some of the things, she said. You're a third belong in a much more serious movie or TV. Syriza's right back. Die aggress. I am going to let people call in to speak to you. I'm about to take my first break of the hour. You want to call in and speak, speak with the Empress of entertainment. If it's Broadway and you know, hardware has closed down his doodle in the spring. Movies. TV Um, wherever your attention may be drawn Joyce knows about it. If you want to go back, you want to go back two years and talked about Hamilton, then the toughest ticket to get on Broadway. Also a terrific film No. Which is really good, then give us a call. Speak to Joyce here in the Morgan Show 617. To 5 14 30. Yeah. Told 3 88 929 10 30. Time and temperature 38.
Filmspotting
News of the World And Wonder Woman 1984
"Welcome to film spotting with the chicago. Tribune's michael phillips. I'm josh larsen a happy new year to you michael to to josh. And how was downtown chicago treating you. This is your first new year in a new place to live this. Yeah it's been about six months since we've been down here but yeah the first official winter. The weather is pretty much the same as as in the chicago suburbs. I'd say in the winter Maybe a little milder down there. A little less wind than there is here. But yeah we're doing we're doing well. Thank you very much for filling in this week. I i'm guessing that adam is off really studying his movie trivia You were with us. Michael last weekend's trivia spotting contests his team. I'm afraid didn't fair too. Well and so i imagine he's. He's out there studying getting ready for our next show. How did your team fair reminding. I've been such as one once. You know what head on so many weeks ago now. And i've never come close since and i have to blame. You know all my teammates. Honestly i you know i. I wanted to stack the deck. So that all my incredible lack of knowledge on the marvel cinematic universe in the basically most of the star wars stuff would be plugged in by some of my cohorts now. Well i've only won once as well and i'm going to credit might teammates for that as as you saw this last week and i can tease adam but i failed spectacularly in the lightning round. I couldn't even pull the title of. It's a wonderful life out of my hat given the clue bedford falls and and of course it's a lightning around so everybody's watching it's live and it was a face plant. I'll i'll just say. I don't know if you've experienced this during trivia spotting but for those answers that are obvious i find. There's like a millisecond window where your brain knows it and if you don't blurt it out that window shots and that's right it's it's honestly no different. I just enough bad college theater to know just like forgetting your line. There is nothing in the world. You can't muscle it into existence of. It's not fair so yeah. If anyone wants to see me regularly embarrassed myself please do join us for our next trivia spotting event. That's available to our films biting family members on patriot so it is a new year michael even more than most though i think these first couple of weeks of twenty twenty one are still very much stock in the year. Twenty twenty the oscars. They've been pushed back from february to april this year and so several high profile titles are still coming to theaters The eligibility window has been opened so we have movies opening. Now that'll be considered for oscars. They're also coming on demand. Regina kings one night in miami. That's one that's coming to prime video this weekend made adams top ten list of really good really good. Yeah
MyTalk 107.1
"regina king" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Posted A February in style cover. Regina King is on the cover. She look amazing. Amazing. I love how her hair is styled. And, of course, her directorial debut one night Miami. That movie is coming out coming out. Are you gonna watch name that tune? Either of you guys gonna check it out to them? Well, you are back for you. I will. What is? What time is it on? It's on fax. I don't know. I don't know. OK, just for you. I loved that game back in the day. I thought it was so fun and I'd love Jane. Brickowski. Thank you Just love her. And every night we hung out with her at the four seasons when we've had more celebrity encounters and bars and restaurants in l A than we can imagine sins. We back when it January Jones. Yeah, and Hathaway and her husband, the ladies from Don't nab expression. Great show, um The one that was married to Manson, the old old old guy from The Sopranos. Um what's the same and God? He loved me that's getting sued from everybody. The porn star. Ron. Jeremy Schaap, Dan Tana's No, This was no. This was all it This is outside of the four seasons. Oh, yeah. The smoking areas are always real popular in the spots because all those no red carpets we heard for a couple shows this year, which isn't surprising have shows. Yeah. Get this vaccine right now. Do you want to hear Kelly? Okey so yesterday she did borderline. Okay, Madonna, So raccoons got that ready? Oh,.
KOMO
"regina king" Discussed on KOMO
"My goodness. Okay, I'm I So pretty this'll month. Regina King's directing debut is one night in Miami, and it starts streaming. How black power like Saturday and Scarlett Johansson's black widow. I've lived a lot of lives, but I'm done running from my past. Unprecedented cause on the marvel Cinematic universe. One thing's for sure Gonna be a hell of a reunion. Well, John Prison Ski and Emily Blunt. Are again keeping it very hush hush for a quiet place. Part two people out there worth saving for James. And in Daniel Craig's Swan song is Agent double 07 No time to die. Anticipation. Still sky high for Tom Cruise in top Gun Maverick. It's one of life's mysteries, sir. A long, long awaited sequel to the 1986 Men. Steve Carell's Back on the mic for minions, the rise of crew you seriously think of puny little child can be a villain. Yes, I am pretty despicable. Pixar's Luca is a boy in Italy within under the sea secret Begin. You probably never heard my name. Lin Manuel Miranda's pre Hamilton musical in the Heights is heading your way. I'm making moves. I'm making dude guess away. What? You still ain't got no skills. Hey, Spider Man, three picking up where far from home left off. The man's name is Peter Parker. All this and more planning to remind us there's no place like a movie theater again. That's a B C's Chris Connelly reporting and one last blow from 2020 on its way out.
All Things Considered
Regina King Imagines What 4 Black Icons Gathering In 1964 Might Have Looked Like
"It sounds like quite a party for African American icons gathering after a heavyweight championship bout in 1964, New champ Caches, Clay joined by three famous pals, fullback Jim Brown, singer Sam Cooke and activist Malcolm X, which had been a fly on the wall. Well, critic Bob Mondello says the movie one night in Miami grants that wish It really happened at the Hampton House Motel on February 25 1964 in the film's imagining of how things went down. Malcolm, who had been flown in by the soon to be Champ Asses, spiritually advisor suggested they get together afterwards for friends celebrating the man of the hour on his big night catches. Marcellus Clay is the new heavyweight champion of the World, boy, and I don't even have it on my face. He spies himself in the mirror. Oh, my goodness. Okay. Okay. What cash? What Um, I so pretty Oh, on I'm only 22 years old. There's no way I'm supposed to be this great. We've met the guys separately. By this time clay sparring in practices and in the ring Jim Brown, arguably the greatest running back in an NFL history, paying a visit to a white Georgia neighbor who swears that I've never been prouder to see that I live on ST Simon's Island, and I am Place with a great Jim Brown. It's from, but they're out on his porch because he doesn't allow. I'm paraphrasing black people in his house. We've watched King of Soul Sam Cooke opening to a white audience at the height of his fame. How's everybody feeling tonight? Too quick. It's And Malcolm X concerned about how his rift with the nation of Islam will affect his family. Thank goodness you're safe for other girls, not put them to bed. Oh, I promised I'd be here in time to tuck man now with Malcolm as their host there at a party with no booze, no snacks. No one else except the nation of Islam. Guards at the door. Brown and cooked especially were expecting something bigger. This part is all too Ah, hop star China Downstairs is open all night. We could throw the shindig. Where is Malcolm would lighten the hell up. Just looking out for me. Sam's Big Boy Catch Regina King's feature film directing debut has her working with screenwriter Kemp powers to open up his own stage play in clever ways. They re create the hotel pool photo shoot for that famous image of cash is clay boxing underwater, for instance, can name swim Boy gonna mess around and drowned. But as a performer herself, King makes the film primarily and actors showcase. Clay is the flashiest part with actor Eli Garay, letting us see both the champs bravado and the nerves he's hiding about joining the nation of Islam. Al this Hodge smolders as Jim Brown, who's wearied of working for team owners and will soon parlay football fame into a Hollywood contract. Just gladiators. Cash without rule is sitting up there in his box, giving us the thumbs up or the thumbs down. Well, I don't want no damn ruler. Alright, lets the autumn junior later of Broadway's Hamilton is
Tim Conway Jr.
People magazine reveals its ‘2020 People of the Year’
"Has chosen its people and people magazine's 2020 people of the year are Dr Anthony Fauci, George Clooney, Selena Gomez and Regina King. Dr. Fauci was chosen by the magazine for providing steady guidance during the turbulent pandemic. George Clooney was highlighted for his advocacy work in Social Justice and Cove in 19 relief efforts. Singer Selena Gomez has a brand of makeup that includes a message of inclusion. And Regina King won an Emmy in September but uses her voice to encourage people to vote and has supported marginalized communities during the pandemic.
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
People magazine reveals its '2020 People of the Year'
"Says They are. George Clooney, Selena Gomez, Regina King and Dr Anthony Fauci. Sherry Preston ABC
All of It
Zendaya is the youngest Emmys lead drama actress winner
"Entertaining 2020 Emmys kicked off with a bang when the beloved comedy This is its title, Not a swear word s C H. I T. T S Creek broker record by winning seven Primetime Emmys in the comedy categories, including writing best comedy plus completely sweeping all the acting awards. Zendaya also made history a 20 for becoming the youngest winner of the best lead actress in a drama for her portrayal of ruin the HBO Siri's euphoria and the acclaimed limited Siri's watchman, also one big taking home. The award for best limited Siri's, as well as acting awards for Yaya Abdul Mateen, the second and Regina King. King wore a Briana Taylor T shirt, as did Yuzu Aduba, who won for playing Shirley Chisholm and Mrs America and all the favorite succession walked away with best drama. Okay, now that we've celebrated all that great
The KFBK Morning News
Empty seats and no red carpet: the Emmys in the age of coronavirus
"Jason. How did the Emmys go last night? Can we get rid of red carpets forever? And that's what I'm fine with that I didn't miss it from the show and as somebody who covers these things. They're annoying there in order to cover, especially the Emmys. The Emmys idiots usually like 95 degrees and just hot and terrible, And it's just about everybody saying the same thing over and over and over again. I'm fine without having that so under the winners, though s Creek from pop TV wins big and it was. This is an amazing story because In the first The show's been on for six seasons in the first five seasons of the show zero Emmys last night at 17 Emmys it with all the categories every single Emmys comedy category. Hit one, which is just to go from zero to everything that's never happened before. It's UN president, President Idan Emmys history and a lot of people are going to be sitting around trying to figure out why the show and it was it better in its sixth season than it was in all five seasons was that the competition was that we were all watching because of the pandemic. I mean, there's so many possibilities. It's a good show. I mean, I remember when it first came out getting on that on that train. It's a very good show, and it was fun to see. I saw some of the excerpts of the acceptance speeches. I mean, they've obviously worked so hard on it. Yeah, and they were. They were all together. That was nice to see a cz. Well, they threw their own party. They were in Canada and they threw their own party, Teo and they were ableto every all have the whole cast and crew there together, So it felt Mohr liken Emmys, then say going too. Regina King's home or Zendaya's home or something like that. It had a kind of a different feel to it. But when we did go to the winners homes that was interesting as well. Although I was rooting for chaos. I wanted things to go crazy because I thought that would have been good TV and things were kind of normal. So, Jason, you know, I hear you when you say that, you know, you have to cover the red carpet and you get a little frustrated with the whole thing. I mean, if I hear where you're wearing one more time, it's got you But I have to tell you this in my home. My wife and kids love to see. Okay. What are they wearing? And they love it. The pageantry I know people do in the most clicked on stories. Usually the next day have to do with the dresses and you know who wore it Best and things like that, And I I get that, but it also without having it and without having the I mean, they're still were a few shows. He did a show. A couple of local stations here in Los Angeles did shows as well. But without the whole thing. I mean, it's something I think. That wasn't necessarily missed. It costs a lot of money. It takes a lot of time. It takes a lot of people on DH. I think coming out of the pandemic, we're all going to look at what you know what we can streamline what we did streamline over the past few months and what we can keep that way going forward. I don't know. Maybe the red carpets one of those casualties It does truly take a village to look like that, Jason Agency way love your purest progress. Thank you so much Like the honesty very
AP News Radio
A sweep for ‘Schitt’s Creek,’ ‘Succession’ tops Emmy Awards
"It was about TV to be sure but last night's Emmys will also about politics and social justice here's what blankets star Anthony Anderson got any host Jimmy Kimmel to echo the call for an end to police brutality others needed no prodding at all like Regina king of watchman who had a simple message for viewers got a vote I would be remiss not to mention that both king and lose I do both won supporting actress for playing Shirley Chisholm and Mrs America what T. shirts honoring Brianna Taylor the black woman in Louisville Kentucky shot to death by police in her home during a botched drug raid I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
Monocle 24: The Globalist
Here are the 2020 Emmy Awards highlights
"So much nowadays traditional Glam, gathering of the EMMYS was shrunk down to a virtual version. This year, the winners had to dial in from their sofas but did to scale down show remove any of the fun while I'm joined by the phone critic Karen Cranach from welcome back Karen. Now, Jimmy Kimmel called this the pandemic. What was it like? You. Don't I was reading about the run up because of course, they had five days of the creative emmys, which was very interesting which covered documentarian sports things like that. We don't really get to see those its role waiting for the television ones television on comedy and they're all saying, oh, it's can be terrible to glitches and there were absolutely no. Glitches at all the writing was sensitive national it probably would have worked alive, and in fact, what they were doing is they were cutting back into the audience of previous years. So at first we thought Kimmel was presented to reluctance of couldn't be, and then of course, we see that it's an empty staple center with cardboard cutouts except one person Jason Bateman. It worked really really well, and as you said, he called the Pan Denny's. You can't have virus without a host modest M.. It. Last year it was host free. So he's making a double point there isn't he? Will he is I mean there is a discussion for all the wards shows that you know do we really need a host to carry through to give a a link King presents between all of the awards and sometimes you need that sometimes you don't, but he's very, very good in this effect was. Nominated himself didn't win but for for this year. So he solid reacted really well, and particularly with Jennifer Aniston was was there in I'm assuming was a prerecorded, extra it live. Where he's burning one of the emmy envelopes to sanitize it, and if the fire gets out of control, she actually does put put. The. Fire. Out on stage. Tell US little bit more than about. Who won who lost how things went? Arguably, this was possibly our final reminder. Some was that it was a blissful reminder of our recent past, but people could still make television in the same room. I think we're we're all I. Think we're we're going to get nostalgic about these virtual awards shows really because they could do so much more with with a with a regular live show somebody sends in a prerecorded or televisual link you feel cheated. Now you feel that you've got more possibility because the people can actually record something or talk to you live. So it Kinda works really well, for example, before I go to the awards there was almost apprentice reunion lease a Jennifer Aniston Courtney Cox and Lisa kudrow showed up altogether and Jimmy Kimmel's going what are you doing together and he goes she goes well, we've Jennifer says. We've been living together since nineteen ninety four. It was just a lovely surprised wouldn't have been able to happen in real life. So it was great now. watchmen with the big re reimagined science fiction. Series was for twenty six nominations at one eleven including UN series. Star. Regina. King and also best limited series which is amazing and that helped push the HBO show to Thirty Wins in total, which is very important and also Shits Creek, of course, we have to put little tm on there because it's spelled S. C. H. W. T. s. did a sweep a to record for comedy shows of nine wins and it was yeah it's it's incredible. It's last is the final. Season for that show and it was wonderful to see all of our beloved. Canadian actors. That was a hugely hugely popular series it turned up on flicks. But it didn't start with nets, which is weird. Yes it has found that second life. Elsa Bell Rutland. Well, it was really pop TV and it just it got a cult following because. I mean, these I've been watching Catherine O'Hara Levy since the seventies I mean they were at second city which the rivals Saturday night live we've seen them in American pie everywhere. These are very, very good season actors and writers and the fact that they show up with this unique show on pop TV it just goes to show you that if something's good against audience people will see
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Regina King introduces 'One Night in Miami' to Oscars race
"Actor Regina king puts on her director's hat and introduces her film one night in Miami about a young Muhammad Ali to the Oscar race it was quite the film takes place after the twenty two year old the heavyweight champion Sonny Liston it's a fictional account of a conversation between the boxer who later became Mohammed Ali and Malcolm X. Jim Brown and Sam Cooke who discussed inequality look at racism against them and how to use their celebrity is changing Regina king says it also speaks to what's happening today with the
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Dakotas lead US in virus growth as both reject mask rules
"Actor coronavirus Regina king infections puts on her in director's the Dakotas hat and have introduces been growing faster her film than one anywhere night else in in Miami the nation about over the a last young two Muhammad weeks Ali Johns to the Hopkins Oscar University race researchers say north and South it Dakota was quite have led the country in per capita cases the states the film have also takes posted place after some the of twenty the country's two year highest old the heavyweight positivity champion rates Sonny Liston for covert it's a nineteen fictional tests account of a conversation nearly twenty between two the percent boxer in who North later Dakota became Mohammed in seventeen Ali percent and Malcolm in South X. Jim Dakota Brown and Sam that's an Cooke indication who there discussed are more inequality infections look than tests at racism are catching against them the and infections how to use have been their spurred celebrity by schools is changing and universities Regina re king opening says it as also well as mass speaks gatherings to what's happening like the today Sturgis with the motorcycle police killings rally of black which drew people hundreds we of thousands have this opportunity of people from across or the country health officials in twelve states chit have to reported over use three hundred our art cases and among people in in who a attended powerful the way event the film none stars the less out the as governors hostile of as north the autumn and junior South Dakota Kingsley both Ben of Adir whom are Republican and he like all right have resisted as Cassius mask clay requirements I'm Julie Walker I'm Ben Thomas