25 Degrees, Clifton’s, Cole’s, and The Pantry all closing within the span of a year is devastating for Los Angeles. This city is facing a massive decline, and something MAJOR needs to be done ASAP. If you refuse to accept that this decline is happening, then you are part of the problem, IMO
Anthony Bourdain's estate has released a statement on why it supports A24's new biopic:
"Anthony Bourdain’s legacy is meaningful to millions of people. He was a man who valued authenticity above all else and would have been both moved and baffled by the world's curiosity about his life.
"We chose to support TONY because it is not a standard biopic and doesn't attempt to summarize a life. Guided by the vision of director Matt Johnson, the film depicts one transformative summer in 1975 in Provincetown, Massachusetts. It is an interpretation as that part of Tony's life will always remain somewhat unknown.
"We appreciate the portrayal of Tony's complexity, his intellectual appetite and his conviction -- qualities that eventually took him around the globe and endeared him to so many. We hope this film serves as a reminder that every journey has a start, and that audiences see the beginnings of the man who taught us how to be better explorers on our own paths."
At #RootsTech, I asked people what their favorite recipe was based on their heritage. I got so many great responses! There were a few repeats and I apologize if I lost a card, misspelled something or didn’t have a chance to ask. I hope these dishes inspire you to cook something!