[Nicky91]

the tv chef was found dead in his hotel room in France today


RIP i Always liked his show Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown and his work for CNN


this makes me sad

[Nicky91]

cause of death is suicide by hanging

[arista]

Yes his shows on CNN HD were great
such a great man
a real sad loss


https://news.sky.com/story/celebrity...1-cnn-11398499

[GiRTh]

RIP He was on CNN all the time

[arista]

Getting his Award in 2015

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

RIP He was on CNN all the time

i watch CNN a lot, so i've seen him many times

[arista]

He was working on a new Episode
in France.

Even Trump said he watched and enjoyed his show.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

He was working on a new Episode
in France.

Even Trump said he watched and enjoyed his show.

yes shocking that he would end his life, at the place he was just working on a new episode of Parts Unknown

[Eddie.]

Kate Spade and now Anthony Bourdain, both people I look up highly to.

Money can’t buy happiness really

[arista]

[The chef was in a relationship with Italian actress Asia Argento]

[His friend, the chef Eric Ripert, found him.
A CNN statement said: "It is with extraordinary sadness
we can confirm the death of our friend and colleague, Anthony Bourdain.]

[Maru]

Wow... can we please do something about mental health in this country. Just so wrong... I feel terrible for his loved ones.

[Crimson Dynamo]

id never heard of him of kate Spade

are they popular in AMerica?

[Maru]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

id never heard of him of kate Spade

are they popular in AMerica?

He does a traveling show on CNN... visits places and talks about the people and food.. he visited Houston in one ep... covered immigrants, because we are an immigrant city. Lovely man.... great attitude, which is why this is so appalling... what is it about our society that ppl arent feeling they can reach out?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Maru

He does a traveling show on CNN... visits places and talks about the people and food.. he visited Houston in one ep... covered immigrants, because we are an immigrant city. Lovely man.... great attitude, which is why this is so appalling... what is it about our society that ppl arent feeling they can reach out?

Yes he helped
so many learn about cooking
and met so many good
poor cooks as well, and Healthy food.
He even got Political at times.
That's why he will be so missed.

[Nicky91]

he was also a Judge/Coach in a cooking show, the taste

[Eddie.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

id never heard of him of kate Spade

are they popular in AMerica?

Kate’s a famous fashion designer best known for her handbags...

My mum used to have a lot of her bags around 10/15 years ago...

[Vladimir]

I really enjoyed his show

[LaLaLand]

Loved his programs, RIP. Such a shame.

[Maru]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes he helped
so many learn about cooking
and met so many good
poor cooks as well, and Healthy food.
He even got Political at times.
That's why he will be so missed.

Yeah... I don't think people that end their lives are just statistics, though that's the tendency... they just needed support and unfortunately, some don't get the support that is needed in time before they have that moment of bad judgement... and when celebrities, etc kill themselves, it makes even less sense because theoretically you'd think with more money, more access to health care, more access to a support network, they would be less prone...

But that is the illusion isn't it? That if material prosperity and quality of life were improved, these issues would go away. Also, Americans tend to associate happiness with material prosperity and "success" socially... and that's absolutely going the wrong direction I think. It's backwards. I think the knee jerk reaction is to look at it as that type of problem, but I do think that mental health system needs improvement, if anything, to study the issues of nihilism in this country and figure out what we can do as a society to solve the issue... there's a rise in the occurrence of suicides... but those numbers don't include attempts... I wouldn't be surprised if it's far more common than people realize.

[Maru]

Source: http://www.tmz.com/2018/06/08/anthon...parts-unknown/

Anthony Bourdain: Talked Depression in 'Parts Unknown' ... 'I Feel Very Isolated'

**Video on source page**

Anthony Bourdain revealed he suffered from depression during a 2016 episode of 'Parts Unknown' -- in which he said something as simple as a bad burger could send him into a downward spiral.

Bourdain addressed the issue while visiting Argentina -- a country that fascinated him because it embraced psychoanalysis and mental health treatment.

The episode featured several scenes of Bourdain speaking with his therapist and addressing real issues in his life. And, even though it seems like a joke at first, it becomes clear he's not kidding around.

When asked what brought him into the office, Bourdain says ... "I will find myself in an airport, for instance, and I'll order an airport hamburger. It's an insignificant thing, it's a small thing, it's a hamburger, but it's not a good one. Suddenly I look at the hamburger and I find myself in a spiral of depression that can last for days."

He goes on to explain how he often feels alone.

"I feel kind of like a freak and I feel very isolated. I communicate for a living but I'm terrible at communicating with people I care about."

The episode ended with Bourdain saying he has positive moments too.

"There's the evil cheeseburger that sets me off. Suddenly I'm super depressed for days. It's like that with the good stuff too. I have a couple of happy minutes there where I'm thinking, life is pretty good."