what are some of this mean for economic inequality and. you guys are starting class warfare the response in that state is to be yes we are starting to as we want to. reach the trash exclusive reports are starting to live on t.w. . hello and welcome to new week of your max before we get started let's have a look at what's coming up and today show. me how the apple go all the way through gets operates on the belgian peach. exchange two brothers in berlin with a great idea for developing your prose. scenery change the work

involved in making homemade. kick off today's episode with a beauty contest i'm normally you think of super slim models right this is completely different right now in northern italy the models there are old and well very happy that's because we're talking about classic cars the concorde so there has been house on lake como since nine hundred twenty nine it's one of the world's most famous automotive events this is model is hollywood on the lake featuring costs that have already appeared on the surface. if the hotel bill adair stay on lake como could easily provide the backdrop for a hollywood blockbuster and this was the starting point some of these cars are indelibly linked to the films they started. for example the aston martin d b five

james bond is fickle of choice. when you watch the movie and you go through it shifting the gears are just the same as well bond was driving around the swiss alps and it's got the same sound the same excitement. in goldfinger sean connery's james bond set off on wild car chases through the alps . it. in the concourse so at lake como the aston martin had challenges of another kind to deal with nine hundred thirty nine dollars d eight for example you can feel it there's history in this car when you just touch the steering wheel you can feel the history of the car gene kelly was driving and singing in this car in the back seat in the american in paris there is a clear river our love is here that was fun was met by

a movie sure the car was repainted green. richard otto changed it back to its original. star design a new job by tony created a lance year strato ciro the lowest riding car ever built in one thousand nine hundred seventy million everyone here is familiar with it even if they're not connoisseurs of vintage cars. michael jackson supposedly had a fascination with this shaven design. and wanted to use it for his bell so we contacted new geo bertone. in his fantasy anthology moonwalker michael jag. news chased by gangsters with apparently no way out teen magically changes into a lancer stratus just flies away. i'm

not sure that i feel like all the with star necessarily but you know it certainly feel like i'm driving something from outer space. and i expect juries scrutinize the classic cars every nuts and bolts before they announced the winners of this year's concourse so delicate rita hayworth adored her cadillac elvis presley preferred a beemer peter sellers drove a ferrari hollywood's dream factory and the european car industry enjoyed an interesting symbiosis on the hollywood there are still without hollywood this automobile would never have got so far that is without the hollywood of the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's it was grace kelly and her talbot on the french riviera the renowned dustin hoffman and so on and so forth they were filmed in the european cars which essentially presented them to a global audience objects of desire. not even the jurors were left are moved by the fact that this lancy a stratus appeared on the big screen with michael jackson.

it's always the history of a given model or unit what it's experience that plays a bigger part in what the op at least at the feet of four visit how many a previous owners has it had who were there and if one was a famous name that increases the car's value beyond the purely rational. before phillips era film joined a parade at the village desk day he stopped to pick up his girlfriend canadian pop star avril levy. the jury awarded the certificate for the most popular star of the silver screen to the lancer stratosphere oh. but as soon as the award changed. time for lunch here wouldn't start had to be pushed out of the spotlight. but did nothing to dampen the spirits of the owner whose enjoying his new love interest. it's wonderful to bring this to you it's country of origin one of the most

spectacular magical beautiful places on the planet why go to como to believe it's a great experience enjoy it i love it at first i'm driving in a thing and yeah it's. all's well that ends well on my camera now it's time for a special screening it's not every day that so many film stars come together in one spectacular place. and where is staying in italy but off the classic cars be continue with also architecture on sun bennis at the moment all part of all your mexican press. the sixteenth international architecture be didn't venice on saturday intitled free space it showcases projects by seventy one participants. the golden lion for the

best national pavilion went to switzerland it's all detects entry is an empty apartment that addresses the crucial issue of scale in domestic space the biannual architecture show has been held regularly since two thousand and two bronze until november the twenty fish. berlin is the focus of a photography show that opened in the german capital over the weekend aptly titled made in berlin it features works by twenty international and german photographers including david la chapelle and jim mckay to put the mix. subjects from architecture celebrities to berlin subcultures and art images are free unique perspective of this once divided city it's on show at the gallery camera works until august twenty eighth and. it's a key ingredient for the classic purview machette now number find food and it's

currently in full bloom highly scented roses sent to folio also known as the mail room blossoms near the french riviera for only three to four weeks a year this flower farm in paco market is under an exclusive contract for sure now blossoms are picked early in the morning when they're sent his strongest. and now we're off to burbs and to visit an open air museum that's not just got special except this far also quite special opening times the work there can only be seen at low tide because the installations and sculptures are exhibited in the sea the changing of the tide fascinates abu one and some are sure that the power of the moon which provides the app and flow affects all of us in this case the sea change is changing the county exhibition in a very special way. at high tide they're

barely noticeable fifteen posts along the shore between newport and sent a despite. the boards are tide gauges installed to measure water levels. but when the water recedes they show a different face. tiding and tidal things the name of a sculpture exhibition that can be visited on belgium's north sea coast until late autumn but it's only visible at low tide. ingrid see now has curated the show now on its for the outing. the idea occurred to

her ten years ago to stage arch that literally goes with the tide. and it is a disorder that the today do they are it's really true that when you live by the seaside you have really effective title changes absolutely the rhythm gets under your skin and you really got sick of us absolutely that is what our bloggers on the show invites artists to explore how the gravitational pull of the sun and the moon affects our lives there were far more entries then posts to exhibit them on the works were mounted two months ago. for visitors it's fascinating to watch how they are transformed over time by the sun sea wind and sand. have different landed a coveted spot for the contribution by his artist collective or it symbolizes the historic ferry link between. well jim in england and is designed to make sounds.

if you had there would be who maybe the wind is coming from the wrong direction right now when. it's actually made like an organ. and then it's also meant to move a bit and make other sounds that are marked off. and the color is fantastic. saltwater pattern or the forces of the waves transformation and change are the underlying themes of this project. mark collett the cue for the title of his heavy bronze heads from the german philosopher martin heidegger that it will avoid work isn't dirts it does i told you the title is in german design so not orderly it represents life as such as the heads a loose leaf stack they have a bit of room to move inside the cage one has already turned around completely in this. we all have

a limited influence on what happens in our own lives but what and that influence here is exercised by the north sea. the north sea as inspiration and contributing artist the idea is a crowd pleaser and one that fuels artists creativity even though they know their works are likely to be damaged or even destroyed by the changing tide of things. but that's all part of the attraction. you have as it just works and it's also about covers the market close when you finish your work you have to let it go you know. certain songs on your views and then unexpected things happen if you didn't read it. and so they had their work over to the waves. time will tell what they make of it. to protect the ocean and also the rest of our planet sustainability is becoming more and more popular and today

throwaway society we have to change our way of living among many other things tons of clothes end up in the garbage or on the street here and then you can find boxes labeled with to give away a paradise for on a floppy and get enough pop the two russians have been living in the german capital for years now and they have a pretty successful instagram account where they present this kind of clothes or do you think they look like seven r.c. let's find out. floody poses for a post on the instagram account she runs with her friend kareena perhaps you could be forgiven for mistaking the outfit for a carefully curated boutiques right but in fact the opposite is the case the entire ensemble was found on the street. if she were let in on the shoes were found on sunday in the quite back district so i picked up the trousers a while ago in the noise clone district. the loss of jacket were also quite

a back fire and they weren't literally lying on the street they were in all those giveaway boxes you see marked with a sign for free. and then you know that you know. the russian born friends are being challenging consumerism for years today though they rarely buy clothes off the peg they maintain their own transponder with clothes they find on the street or at close walking parties it's not as if we can't afford new clothes it's not about money we're taking a stand against consumerism and questioning why we should always be buying new stuff if we already have enough or have other means of acquiring new clothes i don't even buy new clothes for my daughter or husband anymore. instagram account found on the street showcases their latest fashions. the pair voice their criticisms of logo mania and consumer frenzy. it already has seventeen thousand followers. and the media we want to

encourage people to be a bit more daring and more playful with their fashion choices we say fashion is for everyone in this fashion is for. the other. it's unlikely there's a city anywhere with more give away clothing boxes on the streets as ballin officially they're not allowed and critics complain that the boxes amount to illegal garbage dumping bad for corrina and there are secret treasure trove. i was delighted me up welcome you know other people get rid of really nice and surprisingly high quality stuff inside things made from silk for example and i think it's great that they don't simply toss them into the garbage can e s i thought instead they put them in these boxes so someone else can continue using them. if exact ninety ninety percent of the clothes i find have actually been washed in some pieces or even ironed. some of these impromptu containers look

like certified drop box locations where people can let others give their unwanted articles a new lease of life kareena and i don't just help themselves they also give back even if it's often hard to part with favorite finds. sqlite i found this dress on the street and took it home and power i've learned a couple of times and now i'm ready to pass it on clyde bite at the desk i really love it doesn't ever seen you wear it. in the past now map town plan next stamp there in talks with city officials to open an officially approved giveaway box. we stay stylish they say everything eventually comes back into fashion this also applies to whole decoration here in germany wallpaper has been thought of as rather . it's back in style again and if you don't want the simple ones of the shelves you

can also buy a very unique wallpaper which is made in paris. from from our ocean was a view backdrops. to contemporary graphic motifs wallpaper can steal the show or set the stage inside you're in four walls or all paper like this isn't available at the d.i.y. store it comes from artists and workshops like this one in paris which prints wall coverings the same way they were produced three hundred years ago by hand with wood blocks on swatches of decorative paper. more in mexico and this material is very dynamic it's transforms by the moisture so it always seems to be in motion. in two thousand and twelve julie stop you and two college friends start at the studio they named box when they. have to king louis the fifteenth famous mistress

madame dupont by doing she's known to have had a love of war covering some examples can still be seen in the magnificent chambers of versailles palace. am the bombastic interiors of the baracoa an ideal inspiration for all twenty. which has revived a design technique that died out in the late eighteenth century this blossom may well be incorporated in a new pattern. we do get it was. the first i made very precise sketches of the blossoms. only then can it be drawn in the original scale for kubrick reform exhibited in the striking wallpapers of finding an increasing following in european interior design the longstanding german company founded abyss camp works with material such as metal silk. sand.

vinyl. beads. crystal's. going to address from the korean war coverings is the english purveyor of the. room paper thin hand painted to go in a panels can cost the customer anywhere from five to twenty five thousand euros the house is founded takes pride in the exquisite craftsmanship of his products i don't think we should be calling them papers william i think we should be calling them or live tapestries on your walls or something like that. is just very pretty. in the writings on the wall no matter what the style paper is a trend that's here to stay. after those who need a real change of scenery we've got the perfect report now it's time again for

another episode of our your next extra two as always you can tell us your favorite travel destination here in europe we show it to you this time we received your request from in colombia and i would like to know more about slovenia and he told us he's particularly interested in the river flowing through the capital. so we decided to check out the survey on capital from a different perspective and took a boat right. according to legend jason a hero of the ancient world to cross this river and founded the slovenian capital you're bianna about a trip down there you're beyond it's a river it's probably the most relaxed way of exploring the city from the water or a great views of the city's many bridges and historic center. of construction on these river banks only began in the twentieth century slovenian

architect. used ancient athens as his model. back then the river was a major transport routes. from a professional to gandhi to transport taishan especially internationally that today is carried by rail and road used to go via the loop you've done so. you don't go all surface winds that. were used traditional materials supplemented of course by some modern artificial ones we wanted to tell stories for instance that women used to come here to do laundry. if you know. today goods are no longer transported by the river. instead there are lots of tourists. every year europe yama attracts plenty of visitors

a many want to experience the city's waterways opt loz. some are reminded of their own hometowns like these danish visitors. copenhagen is the largest city than the biljana and it's by the sea. this is inland by the river but the atmosphere is close to one another it's very relaxed very friendly so we feel very much at home being dana. and coming to slovenia. one of the loveliest brooch is also called little beyond it so it's made completely of larch wood and is a masterpiece of sort of the union craftsmanship the character that has been saving the river for fifteen years. the process your goal was to be different we only have an old wooden boat mounted on kegs with an ancient motor now we have a lovely modern wooden boats that are fun to sail. it's this

mixture of new accents and old traditions that gives you good it's unique appeal. especially when it is really warm there like now perfect time to enjoy ice cream a day at the lake or what ever you like the most during summer time that's exactly what we want to know this week send us a picture showing you doing your favorite summer activity and when you do and they would automatically be entered in a draw for your mix watch so good luck tomorrow we will also be enjoying the sun and take you on a trip to some beautiful beaches much more where that it's time to say goodbye other than pencil watching tomorrow.

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