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Deliberately losing a Michelin star to try to win it back in 52 days: Apple TV’s culinary miracles (opens the original)
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Jesse Burgess, host, filmmaker and co-founder of the award-winning food and travel channel Topjaw, says his role in the documentary series Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars is a dream job. In reality, it’s an even more polished extension of his earlier social media work: he travels the world to introduce viewers to the intense realm of haute cuisine. He visits (and samples) the planet’s most acclaimed restaurants as they face the Michelin Guide’s annual season. “It’s a dream, but eating like th
‘American Doctor’: US medics trying to save lives in Gaza while Israel bombs hospitals (opens the original)
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For filmmaker Poh Si Teng, it is not enough for the media to keep updating the death toll in Gaza since the start of the Israeli offensive (which now stands at over 75,000). She argues that full stories must be told. Her documentary American Doctor, newly released in U.S. theaters and already a favorite to win the 2027 Oscar in its category, focuses less on the massacre of civilians and more on the humanitarian work that has emerged in response. “The figures only tell part of the story. Many Ame
The fake 9/11 survivor: The Barcelona woman behind a lie that captivated America (opens the original)
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Often, when people talk about Tania Head and her outlandish story, they say she would make a great movie character, that hers is the kind of story made for the big screen. But it is actually the subject of a documentary: La superviviente (The Survivor). For years she was seen as a symbol of resistance, one of the most recognizable voices among 9/11 survivors. She claimed to have escaped from the floor where the second plane struck the South Tower of the World Trade Center and to have lost her fi
Russell T. Davies: “I’m glad that ‘Heated Rivalry’ and ‘Heartstopper’ give LGBTQ+ stories happy endings. I just can’t write them” (opens the original)
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Screenwriter Russell T. Davies, 63, has lost count of the number of times a member of the LGBTQ+ community has approached him over the past 25 years to tell him that one of his series changed their life. “I never get tired of it happening. I appreciate it every time someone says that,” the British writer tells EL PAÍS in a video interview. Several generations of viewers have now thanked him. The first barely knew how to use the internet when they were pirating Queer as Folk (1999), before stream
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