Why Anthony Bourdain’s documentary may never air
Zachary Kussin
August 23, 2019 | 5:32pm
New York Post
It’s parts unknown for an unreleased documentary executive-produced by late chef and television personality Anthony Bourdain, which is now in search of a platform to make it available to fans.
The Detroit Free Press reports that Bourdain, 61, who killed himself last June, focused the four-part “passion project†on the events that shaped the Motor City — a place he admired for its authenticity and attitude. He had previously filmed there twice: once for a 2009 episode of “No Reservations†and again in 2013 for “Parts Unknown.†...
CNN, the network that aired Bourdain’s “Parts Unknown†series, had planned to air the documentary before the end of 2018, but unspecified — and ongoing — issues related to music licensing arose and more time was needed to resolve them. After awhile, the network thought a later airing wouldn’t be good timing. ...
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Published July 16, 2018
Anthony Bourdain slammed Hillary Clinton and 'gropey, disgusting' Bill Clinton in newly released interview
By Katherine Lam, | Fox News
In an interview, published more than a month after his death, Anthony Bourdain called former President Bill Clinton a “gropey, grabby disgusting†person and slammed the Clintons for how they handled the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
The celebrity chef and “Parts Unknown†host, who hanged himself in a French hotel in June, sat down with journalist Maria Bustillos from the magazine Popula before his death. The sit-down was published on Sunday. ... Full story at FOX
