#amanpour

[kendallville]

Jeremy Strong reacting to Christiane Amanpour showing Dunkin commercial during their interview 🫠

I recommend watching the whole thing, it's a great talk.

Source: CNN

[luchiegreen]

Iranian President Cancels CNN Interview With Broadcaster, Amanpour Over Her Refusal To Wear A Headscarf.

For her refusal to wear headscarf, Iranian President, Ebrahim Raisi, has cancelled an interview with celebrated Cable News Network (CNN) broadcaster, Christiane Amanpour, in New York, United States. The interview with Amanpour was scheduled on Wednesday evening, in New York, where the president travelled in order to address the United Nations but it was cancelled at the last minute after she…

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[weremarkable]

I've just changed to CNN and this happened 😍

Aug 31st 2019

[alwaysforyouscully]

Anyone else wondering why all the secrecy around Gillian having a role in 'The Crown'.

I mean wasn't that the whole point of all of her promotion of the show? It certainly wasn't for Peter since she has never even mentioned his name in one of her sm posts. Plus any talk of her role as Thatcher gets shot down. Don't you think negotiations would have been long over by now?

I'm beginning to think she's backing out of the show or she's planning on staying behind the scenes because only running the press train to better the image of a total asshole (🐢) is something I never expected of Gillian. 🤷‍♀️

[weremarkable]

Nice one! Armie and Nazanin talk to CNN's Amampour about Hotel Mumbai.

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Actors Armie Hammer and Nazanin Boniadi speak to Christiane Amanpour about their new film 'Hotel Mumbai'. Source: CNN

[theblindmachine]

Listen: https://open.spotify.com/episode/42LaZqGqOTSivItWO3PtKW "# Bold Conversations: Navigating Climate, Culture, and Courage On November 15, 2025, tune in for an electrifying episode that brings to light the pressing issues of our times, punctuated by remarkable stories of resilience and creativity. With a lineup that promises to challenge the status quo, this episode is not one to be missed. Former U.S. Vice President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Al Gore takes center stage, joining Christiane to delve deep into the anticipated COP30 climate summit. As the world scrambles to confront the climate crisis, Gore’s voice remains a crucial beacon, advocating for actionable change and political courage in the face of adversity. This is not merely a discussion on policies; it’s a call to arms for every citizen who cares about our planet’s future. Switching gears from global issues to the arts, we welcome the dynamic duo of Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter. These icons reunite for a bold new Broadway twist on the existential classic “Waiting for Godot.” Their chemistry is undeniable, and their choice to tackle such a profound piece speaks volumes about their commitment to pushing boundaries both on and off the stage. Will this production challenge our perspectives? The answer is a resounding yes. Prepare for an insightful conversation about the intersection of art, society, and the human experience. In stark contrast, we turn our attention to a troubling report from the occupied West Bank. With Israeli settler attacks on Palestinians escalating, CNN’s special report brings us firsthand accounts from the ground. These are not just statistics; they are stories of lives interrupted and communities under siege. Our commitment to highlighting these realities serves as a reminder of the importance of empathy and the urgent need for peace. Meanwhile, let’s take a delightful detour into the culinary world with Ukrainian chef Eugene Korolev and Polina Sychova. These remarkable individuals embody the spirit of Ukrainian soft power, demonstrating how culture and cuisine can unite and heal. As one of them reflects on his time as a fighter, he invites us to the table for a taste of resilience through food—a delicious reminder that even in the darkest of times, culture can shine brightly. Lastly, we revisit Christiane’s archive for a poignant reflection from Holocaust survivor and resistance fighter Selma van de Perre. Her profoundly moving account of survival, courage, and the cost of defiance against tyranny offers invaluable lessons for today’s world. In telling her story, we honor those who have faced unimaginable challenges and inspire a new generation to stand up against injustice. Join us on this journey of exploration, as we uncover the layers of human experience across politics, culture, and history. This episode promises to be as enlightening as it is thought-provoking—because the conversations we have today will shape the world of tomorrow. Don’t just listen; engage with the stories, reflect on the issues, and let’s make a difference together. Tune in!"

[theblindmachine]

Listen: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0cf8Dz4r7yrOdQ8UxwHCkz "# The New World Order: China's Bold Move for Global Dominance In recent years, the world has watched as Washington and Beijing engage in an increasingly intense struggle for supremacy, each vying for dominance across the economic, military, and technological spheres. The stakes have never been higher, and the implications for the global order are staggering. China has recently sent a clear signal that it is not just a contender but a force to be reckoned with, stepping boldly onto the world stage with its extensive pledges at the United Nations General Assembly. In the realm of international relations, perceptions are everything. And at this critical juncture, China is crafting its narrative with deft precision. From ambitious commitments on trade to fervent appeals aimed at addressing climate challenges, it is clear: Beijing is positioning itself as the world's next superpower. But make no mistake—it's not just about lofty speeches and promises. The reality is shaped by on-the-ground maneuvers, cyber warfare, and aggressive territorial ambitions, especially concerning Taiwan. Here to peel back the layers of this complex geopolitical landscape is Nicholas Burns, the former U.S. Ambassador to Beijing. With firsthand experience witnessing China’s unyielding quest for expanded influence, Burns sheds light on a troubling pattern of cyber attacks aimed at undermining the United States and a national security strategy centered on exerting control over its neighbors. As he joins us from New York, we’ll delve into what he has observed from the frontlines of this clash of titans—what it means for America, and what the world should brace itself for in the coming years. But that’s not all. Today’s episode also welcomes the brilliant Benny Safdie, director of “The Smashing Machine,” who brings a fresh perspective to the ever-evolving landscape of film and its intersection with societal issues. Complementing this insightful discussion is Trymaine Lee, author of “A Thousand Ways to Die,” whose exploration of mortality and human experience adds depth to our understanding of life in a fast-paced, unpredictable world. As we navigate these turbulent waters of international power struggle and artistic vision, one thing is unmistakable: the world is changing, and how we respond will define the future. Tune in and equip yourself with the insights to understand what lies ahead."

[viralbuzzcafe]

CNN Retracts Amanpour’s False Hospital Bombing News