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"king richard." denzel washington's performance in the tragedy of "macbeth," earned him his tenth nomination. and in one of the most-talked about snubs, lady gaga was not nominated for her performance in "house of gucci." all right, coming up next, an incredible story of a nurse helping others while going through her own cancer treatment. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i not...

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...McKellen. Amol Rajan talks to Ian McKellen, one of the most celebrated performers of his generation.

Of that idea that you should have jewish people of that idea that you should havejewish people playjewish characters? 0r indeed whether in other words you need gay people to play gay characters? the mac there are two things. is the argument that a gentile cannot play due? and if the argument therefore that edge you cannot play a gentile? is the argument that straight men cannot play a key part? and if so, does that mean i cannot play straight parts and i'm not to explore the fascinating subject of heterosexuality in macbeth? surely not. we are acting. we are pretending. now, i would capable of...

Ofjewish heritage, what do you think of that idea that you should havejewish people playing jewish characters, or indeed whether you need gay people to play gay characters? there are two things, isn't it? is the argument that a gentile cannot play a jew and is the argument therefore that a jew cannot play gentile? is there an argument that a straight man cannot play a gay part and if so, does that mean i cannot play straight parts, and i am not allowed to explore the fascinating subject of heterosexuality in macbeth? surely not? we are acting, we are pretending. are we capable of understanding...