‘Your body is not a temple, it’s an amusement park.’
Bourdain’s unpretentious cooking approach was appealing to those tired of near-pornographic cookbooks with impossible recipes.
The episode is Bourdain at his best.
Anthony Bourdain, a celebrity chef and writer who hosted popular food and travel shows on CNN, did not have narcotics in his body when he died.
Nova Scotia lox and egg scramble. A toasted poppyseed bagel. A pot of black coffee and a glass of orange juice.
“I’ve never been in a synagogue. I don’t believe in a higher power. But that doesn’t make me any less Jewish, I don’t think,” Bourdain said in Israel.
Shalom, chaver.
Anthony Bourdain died of an apparent suicide. Here’s how we covered his culinary expedition to Israel.
Lou Reed, rock & roll poet and founding member of the Velvet Underground, died on the same Sunday morning that he taught us all to love (“Sunday Morning.” 1966). As usual, Twitter was the first to know it. Here is how Jewish celebrities reacted:
It took a decade and at least one petition circulated by fans, but celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain finally shot a show in Israel. “Jerusalem,” the first episode of “Parts Unknown, Season 2,” aired on CNN , giving viewers a chance to judge whether it was worth the wait.