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USA TODAY Actress Jane Fonda will be the recipient of the 2021 Cecil B. DeMille Award at this year's Golden Globe Awards. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced Tuesday that Fonda, 83, would be the recipient of its award, named for film pioneer DeMille and given annually to a "talented individual who has made a lasting impact on the film industry." “For more than five decades, Jane’s breadth of work has been anchored in her unrelenting activism, using her platform to address some of the most important social issues of our time," said HFPA President Ali Sar in a statement. "Her ...

That's amazing. that's amazing. >> see, they're young. they know. >> what do they know? what does young people know? >> they know that we're facing a crisis and that their future is in danger. i'll be dead but their future. they're saying, why should we deal with this problem all by ourselves? come on, where are the adults? >> it says fire drill. your fire is coming through. that fire is coming through now. passion is coming through. you're an oscar winner, you have a tv show on netflix that's taken off. you put pause on all of that and moved to washington, d.c. going to jail. i usually try to...

Every week it seems like across schools starting in kindergarten. >> that's right. it's as important if not more important than a fire drill like we used to go through. it seems there's more shooting in schools than there are fires in schools. yes, you know, as bad as it is to have to train children to do these and young people to do these, it saves lives. therefore, it's essential. my niece is a teacher in florida. i keep up with her on what they're doing differently. they're constantly learning and refining their training. and it's crucial that these things happen so fast that the -- your tr...

A senior trump administration official and describes the near daily five-alarm fire drill where officials scramble to prevent the president from the wacky destructive ideas. nbc news does not know who the writer is or if he or she was in a position to witness it in excerpts, the author with this description of the president, he stumbles, slurs, gets confused, is easily irritated and has trouble synthesizing information regularly and some officials considered resigning in a midnight self-massacre but ultimately decided not to out of fear it would destabilize the government according to the post...

>> it's incredibly significant. i think it shows how much confidence republican party has in jim jordan. he's one of the president's top defenders and fiercest allies and he's really become the face of at least the republican side of the defense of this president during the impeachment inquiry. almost like chairman adam schiff's counterpart. so moving him on to the intelligence committee making him a temporary member is what leader kevin mccarthy has said, shows they want to have him in charge of the hearings this week, being one of the key questioners and having a prominent role in the public...