Bourdain knew how to talk about Gaza Instead of screaming past each other, try revisiting the 2013 "Parts Unknown" episode exploring "Jerusalem" Salon · Oct 22, 2023
Bourdain's 5 best comfort food recipes When it comes to reliable recipes, it's hard to beat Bourdain Salon · Oct 3, 2023
Ina Garten, you're wrong this time The "Barefoot Contessa" is rarely off-base, but she might be this time. Bay leaves are indispensable Salon · Sep 13, 2023
Jane McDonald: Lost in Japan – she’s no Anthony Bourdain, but watching her is astonishingly joyous From slamming into a sumo wrestler to taking a GoPro into a public toilet, Jane is clearly having the time of her life – that’s what sets this charming celebrity travelogue apart from the rest The Guardian - UK · Aug 19, 2023
Controversial chef John Tesar ‘removed from hotel’ after altercation with striking workers Chef is seen in video footage yelling at people gathered outside the Laguna Cliffs Marriott hotel in California The Independent UK · Aug 7, 2023
Controversial chef John Tesar ‘removed from hotel’ after altercation with striking workers Chef is seen in video footage yelling at people gathered outside the Laguna Cliffs Marriott hotel in California The Independent UK · Aug 6, 2023
Unpacking the unexpected stylishness of The Bear White tees, sturdy Birkenstocks and utilitarian work shirts — chefcore is the new streetwear, says Maddy Mussen Evening Standard · Jul 27, 2023
Bourdain was right about Guy Fieri Bourdain knew that food was political. Here's why the Mayor of Flavortown’s politics matter, too Salon · Jul 17, 2023
A Wilt Chamberlain documentary used artificial intelligence to re-create his voice. The family is (mostly) thrilled to hear him again. PHILADELPHIA — Olin Chamberlain called his uncle during the NBA playoffs in the early 1990s as Michael Jordan was making another run toward a championship. Chamberlain, then a teenage basketball player in Los Angeles, couldn’t call M.J., but he could get Wilt on the horn. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 15, 2023
Best podcasts of the week: Paris Hilton dances through the history of the world’s greatest nightclubs In this week’s newsletter: A new series produced by the world’s most famous party girl delves into the origins of iconic clubs from London to Lagos. Plus: five of the best travel podcasts The Guardian - UK · Jul 13, 2023
How fine dining in Europe and the US came to exclude immigrant cuisine and how social media is pushing back – podcast The history of restaurants, food and, especially, fine dining, is deeply tied to the history of immigration to the U.S. and French cultural power in the early 20th century. Not surprisingly, the story that leads to Yelp and Anthony Bourdain is not without its share of racism that the modern… The Conversation · Jul 6, 2023
Trisha’s lives! Legendary Soho drinking den to remain but licence temporarily suspended after council review The New Evaristo Club, known affectionately as Trisha’s, has been a Greek Street hangout for decades, attracting a long list of celebrity clientele Evening Standard · Jul 6, 2023
Best travel books of all time to inspire your next trip You don’t always have to leave your home for the journey of a lifetime Evening Standard · Jun 20, 2023
An artist's guide to eating on the road It's easy to fall into the fast food trap. Don't do it. Seriously. Salon · Jun 19, 2023
The Independent UK · Jun 11, 2023 Musician Travis Leake spoke up about freedom of speech in Russia with Anthony Bourdain in 2014. Now he’s been detained Russia has a history of arresting Americans to be used as political leverage against the US, Gustaf Kilander reports
The Guardian - UK · Jun 11, 2023 US musician arrested in Moscow bewildered at drugs charges Travis Michael Leake, described as someone who loves Russia, says ‘I don’t understand why I’m here. I do not admit my guilt’
Salon · Jun 11, 2023 A wild idea to fix CNN after Chris Licht Winning back the right can't be done. Neither will persuading them that CNN isn't a villain. Time to move forward
Evening Standard · Jun 9, 2023 Iconic Soho speakeasy Trisha’s loved by Amy Winehouse at risk of closure It was once described by Anthony Bourdain as “the Dean Martin of drinking establishments”
Daily Record · May 29, 2023 TV chef Rick Stein teases new show as he films at iconic Glasgow cafe Glasgow will soon feature in an episode all about British food with chef Rick Stein.
Glasgow Live · May 29, 2023 Glasgow's University Cafe to feature in Rick Stein show as chef remembers Anthony Bourdain Glasgow will soon feature in an episode all about British food with chef Rick Stein revealing he is just back from the city having been filming for a new series, reflecting on the "late and great Anthony Bourdain".
Salon · May 11, 2023 Acknowledging abuse in restaurants Varying forms of abuse and harassment continue to be pervasive within restaurant culture. Why?
The Conversation · May 11, 2023 How did abuse get baked into the restaurant industry? When the The New York Times and The Boston Globe recently published exposés in which employees of award-winning chef Barbara Lynch described their abusive work environments, we weren’t surprised.
Inverse · May 3, 2023 Why Are Writers Striking? How AI Could Irrevocably Change Hollywood For the Worse Hollywood writers are now striking after studios failed to agree on a fair contract. Chief among their concerns is the growth of artificial intelligence.
Salon · May 2, 2023 The artistic allure of Waffle House From the Jonas Brothers to Jermaine Dupri, artists like their inspiration scattered, smothered and covered
Daily Mirror · Apr 24, 2023 Elon Musk verifies DEAD celebrities Twitter accounts in latest bizarre blue tick move Kobe Bryant, Chadwick Boseman, Anthony Bourdain, and Paul Walker have all been added to the membership, despite no longer being with us