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Top Chef Winner Paul Qui talks about what we he learned from Julia Child. Continue
POV
Find out what happened to the Navajo teenagers of 'Up Heartbreak Hill' since filming ended. Continue
PBS NewsHour
James Holmes faces up to 142 charges for the theater shootings in Aurora, Colo. Gwen Ifill talks to Peter Banda of The Associated Press about Holmes' arraignment hearing. Plus, James Alan Fox of Northeastern University and reporter Dave Cullen discuss whether the suspect is different from other mass shooters. Continue
The French Chef
In this scene from "The French Chef," Julia Child and a French baker compare baguettes, which are being baked “the new way.” Please note that this video does not have audio. Continue
The French Chef
In this scene from "The French Chef," Julia Child visits a fishing port in Marseilles, France. Please note that this video has intermittent audio. Continue
PBS Food
Hawaiian chef Marco Elder says Julia has inspired him his whole life. Continue
PBS Food
Read how Julia rallied her guests to hit the kitchen after an oven problem left no dinner. Continue
Next Avenue
A remote logging town in northern Minnesota pays tribute to its favorite daughter Continue
PBS Food
When you go shopping for books this month, consider one of these options from our bookshelf including a Julia Child biography and a cookbook on gluten-free baking. Continue
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Father Paolo Dall'Oglio, an Italian Jesuit priest and leader of the Deir Mar Musa monastery in Syria, was exiled last month for criticizing President Bashar al-Assad. On July 23, he spoke at an interfaith iftar meal in Arlington, Virginia. Dall’Oglio warned against the increasing violence in Syria and acknowledged what he sees as an urgent need for international outreach and intervention. Continue
POV
Zoom in on the map to explore Navajo, NM, located on the Arizona border, about 200 miles west of Albuquerque. From this aerial view of the town, it's easy to find the track, high school and other landmarks seen in 'Up Heartbreak Hill.' Continue
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
As American Catholics have reeled from the disclosures of past sexual abuses by priests, and evidence they were covered up, one of the questions raised has concerned priestly celibacy — abstinence from sex. Was that requirement a cause of the abuses? Is it necessary for dedicated ministry? Should it be made optional? Continue
The French Chef
In this scene from "The French Chef," Julia Child looks on as a traditional French baker scores bread loaves and bakes apple tarts “the old way” in a wood-fired oven. Please note that this video does not have audio. Continue
The French Chef
In this scene from "The French Chef," Julia Child visits an open-air market in Provence, France, and samples pizza from a local vendor. Please note that this video does not have audio. Continue
PBS NewsHour
A behind the scenes look at the NewsHour's work in Nevada to profile the Asian American population and their impact on the 2012 election. Continue
PBS NewsHour
World War II ended almost 70 years ago but some Filipino veterans are still waiting for recognition of their services. "We are just asking for fair treatment," Celestino Almeda said. Almeda is one of approximately 4,000 applicants for compensation who were not granted veteran status and are contesting that decision. Continue
PBS NewsHour
Asian Americans are the fastest-growing minority group in the country, according to the U.S. Census. Last year, they surpassed Latinos as the largest group of new immigrants. Continue
Next Avenue
What makes an older woman the most attractive woman at the party? Continue
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
In Chicago, a dynamic young Muslim is working to help solve a problem many religious believers have — how to relate to people of another faith tradition. Eboo Patel is an Indian-American, a Muslim, a sociologist, and the founder and leader of the Interfaith Youth Core, active now on some 50 American campuses. Continue
PBS Food
Blogger Tara O'Brady says Julia gave the world more than recipes and cooking lessons. Continue
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