interest most successful tennis. and on the high end restaurant scene is no longer just about food but also about fashion as establishment up their game with stylish duds 1st of. all it's listed by many travel advisors as a destination to visit in 2019 and dave is nearly halfway through its run as a european capital of culture so time to get cracking garia 2nd largest city is often overlooked by tourists as they savor the more quirky posts soviet charm of the country's capital sofia but it's a 1000 year history and beautiful roman ruins is seizing the opportunity to use culture as a binding thread for its social fabric. to congress 2nd largest city plovdiv has a turbulent history it was once under threat roman and ottoman rule. post will communism has also left its mark making a cultural mix together is the motto of this european capital of culture. gallery owner vessel enough savvy you shows us her hometown. place where. minorities meet turkey juhi. our main young people are all my people and of course while gary and band they are all proud of their almost 2000 year old roman theater which hosts events throughout the summer there is more history in the archaeological museum the world famous pentagon treasure ritual thracian drinking vessels made of 6 kilograms of gold. in the center of the city gallery sorry it was one of the initiators of the exhibition listen to us one of the capital of culture events beaches contemporary. not from europe spoken states. listen to us focuses on social issues including bulgaria's communist past and the situation of women. is famous for its restored own town. what you're steps in the old town and no high heels. the streets are narrow about wide enough the 2 loaded mules that once had to pass by one another. most of the buildings date back to the 19th century. like this former private villa one of the most beautiful houses in the whole town. but. this is that the graphic museum of love the one of the. places of the night the museums and galleries and this house is perfect example off barak architecture in plovdiv a little further up hill and you have the best view of a plot of dave built on 7 hills it's one of the oldest cities in europe. next we head towards come upon the hipness district in northern plumpton. it used to be notorious for traffic jams now it's full of babies friends a playground for creative people high street artists. stillman is one of the most famous ball garion spray is and with a bit of luck you can watch over his shoulder while he would. love to have has a lot to offer this year not always make it events but many small happenings that have one main goal bringing people together especially through culture. all that democratic vision of what culture can achieve was shared by luciano pavarotti the legendary italian tenor was renowned and adored for the quality of his voice and for his tireless efforts to bring the rather rarefied world of opera back to the people well now academy award winning director ron howard has made a compelling documentary that allows the opera star who died in 2007 to tell his own story in a way here's a glimpse. 0 there was a period of time where he was a bigger act than michael jackson. my father was you know really do what he's doing so and it's a tenet of. my mother says my son seeing the beautiful barns of mama you say that it might not be so so you don't say that's when i hear your side. there was a nervous wreck before a performance he would always say because you know i can really show you'll hit the note you know that is the beauty of my profession. he picked the global ropes 3 of the world's greatest hitters on the same stage for the 1st time and with china called me will soon made something from that piece i he was crushed i just. he became completely obsessed by what he could do for all those. i love people who are trusting person. i will not exist if i don't trust people. the reason he is quite sure that. he believes those. mistakes she. hopes he desires. crashing to. china. i'll talk about bonds i get them every time and my colleague david leavitt's is doing in the studio to talk more about this documentary that we think gets you in the chest and well my god do not forget your tissues when you go to see this movie and a big part of that emotionality is actually how. well director ron howard pairs what's going on in luciano pavarotti's biography with his powerful performance as we see that a lot of the times today he was singing about things that were actually happening in his own life he was bringing his real life drama and experiences also to his roles as ron howard's and opera is of course the best drama and it's also seen very much as an elite art form that pavarotti could fill these massive stadiums actually one of his performances with the 3 tenors have more than a 1000000000 viewers worldwide no one democratized opera in the way that poverty did and that was really important to him too he grew up in post-war italy in a town where opera wasn't just for the rich it was also for the working class like his family and he really wanted to bring that back and this this comes across particularly in a great scene in the movie where he's supposed to give this open air concert in london but then the skies opened it's pouring down it looks like no one is going to show up. but then while we can actually see what happens next. it was like some kind he's never stops. the march straw. or 2nd people holding up their own breath as people behind could say we shall sing and there was a noise going on i literally rushed on stage craft the marker 5 and i just say i really don't think you know russians. i. i the 1st person to jump was pushed on who had a ball and started with them for you see your brother down and there was a ripple effect all the way back to deal with. everybody put their own brand is down and they called psychiatrist or. they cycle of audio you know i'm not you know maybe my. ears mean i have never seen a woman like that i mean your permission. i will. like to dedicate a lady there. so he really knew how to access people's emotions didn't need all the work that he did crossover work with rock and pop stars unbelievable but this film also shows very much just how much he gave back that's what he was really dedicated to doing what he could for people particularly for children in war zones that was one of his favorite causes having grown up in a war zone but of course there was then this other side of him the difficult artist who was never satisfied with his own voice who always said what some are insecure i have to be better sort of fascinating personality i really think this film is also going to bring him to a younger generation that didn't get to know him while he was still alive let's hope so because he really seems like his presence is missed hitting the theaters in june david levitz thank you very much for bringing us that story. pleasing to the eye as well as the palate that's of course the mandate for any high class food a temple and recently many michelin starred establishment are taking that idea one step further and coming up with fashionable outfits for their service and kitchen stuff so we checked out some prominent examples of uniforms that elicit a visual. design is for the german fashion label target who holds love bold colors models on that spring printer port a runway bright pink and yellow dress is so it's no wonder that the labels creations for the 2 star restaurant tantras in munich turned out to be quite the eye catching. last year the fashion designers created uniforms for the entire kitchen and waiting staff. we host a ladies' lunch that each year and at one point we got this idea to make the uniforms which were still all from the eighty's. we had so much fun. we had discovered a curtain in the ladies' powder room that had this print from the seventy's seventy's print and we used it as a stylistic elements that even the men's uniforms and it was a big hit. designer fashion for restaurant staff the concept is booming in london the no uniform label specialized in fashion for the catering profession they created 78 different looks for london's luxury rosewood hotel morton to some from denmark and lit its economy from italy create designs for the working environment they used to be designers who is a better mouse and alexander mcqueen in 2013 they founded their own label in paris called. each style sheets to suit the restaurant the looks are inspired by the architecture and design of each individual ok sure. here for the waiters and cooks of a gourmet japanese restaurant in paris the designers match their garments to the interior decoration and worked closely with the owner and coconuts ashitaka is color a concept couldn't do with just any old day poem. it's a nice compliment when the fashion appeals not only to the staff wearing it but also to the customers sometimes we've had the japanese tourists who come to paris to eat who are of see the brand her career somewhere and calls us and ask if they can pass by just to buy 2 items or something like this attention to detail is what makes couture so special and manufacturers like olga and now extending that same loving attention to the stasi uniform is. an interesting way to make the whole dining experience even more appetizing well that brings us to the end of the show so i'm till next time i must go to from us here in berlin. the food being. eco africa. these people used to make money by hunting elephants. now only earn their living collecting elephant dung. here in queen elizabeth national park in uganda and their work plays an important role in protecting this endangered species. odd. nigerians. i'm not laughing at the gym i just sometimes am amazed and nothing which is that the germans think stevens or german culture of looking at stereotypes bequests that any of think the future of the country that i now know i'm playing. piano needed to be taken as grandma day out to me it's all about. fox news i'm rachel join me to meet the jetman sunday w. . post. whatever we begin for the day we're for to get out of c o 2 in the atmosphere and increase our troops temperature and 21st we have to start down by starting to decrease the amount of c o 2 for there is now this is actually not a hard problem just states will however there are very important economic interests to hold all the lot of coal who own a lot of oil but are doing everything possible to make sure this doesn't happen and we have to fight that by 25th fleet will be well on the way to reliable in the normal solar wind i'm optimistic that. we're not totally good so let's just b.c. . of