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There s another high-profile fine dining abuse allegation. What do chefs do next?
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Blaine Wetzel, chef at the Willows Inn on Washington s Lummi Island, prepares dishes in New York in September 2011. A recent New York Times investigation detailed allegations of abuse at the restaurant under his watch.AFP PHOTO / Andrew EAVES
If you haven’t read Julia Moskin’s investigation into the Willows Inn on Lummi Island, you should absolutely do so. In her New York Times story, reported over the course of three months, Moskin uncovers allegations of rampant sexual misconduct, abuse and even fraud behind the scenes at the internationally renowned restaurant in Washington state. The piece made a splash within the restaurant and food journalism industries, but the fine dining world has been mostly silent. To my knowledge, no big-name American chef with the power to change restaurant culture no one who benefits from the same celebrity chef hype that enabled Blaine Wetzel
Atlantic Crossing Episode 4 Recap: All I Want For Christmas Is You (To Pass the Lend-Lease Act)
Julie Vrabelova
Every season, the Drama After Dark team gathers ‘round the (currently virtual) conference room table to watch the latest and greatest in all things drama. This month, our colleagues at MASTERPIECE are bringing us Atlantic Crossing, a historical dramatization of the relationship between U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt and Norwegian Crown Princess Martha set against the backdrop of WWII. I’m here to recap the show as it happens.
We’re starting the week off with a monologue from the one and only FDR. While he prepares for the day with a morning swim, we get a voiceover about how he has big dreams, which are challenged by world events. He goes on to say that World War II is an inevitability, no matter how much everyone wishes that wasn’t the case, but America will NOT be joining the fight. This monologue, by the way, seems to be drawn from both a speech FD