a new year, a new look and a new photographer. we see how prince, just the shopping for really calendar. good enough to eat architects base to these buildings out of ginger bread. and how far will 50 euro get you at a german christmas market? we'll find out all this and more coming up today on your own mac, the, the parole and calendar or the cow as it's part of movie known has been published for 60 years. it showcases beautiful models, actors and public figures, both women and men alike with a new look every year. we show you now what is set for the 2020 for addition,

this is all gives me the world's most explains in life style, canada, the cow. all the po, ready, canada. but why does the 50 is the addition? the one for 2024, focused exclusively on the black celebrities touted gun and the toner footprints just the land, the assignment more on that later. but 1st we hear from some of the stalls that they don't call that in nothing outside. right. so i'm very proud to be a part of i think it's, i think it's always going to be that is a great moment. one of the emotions and uh, yeah me is that the guardian, you know, the talents i will say is the parts of the 28 year old prints. jesse took the photos for the attack and try and make his coat calendar the 1st black man and african to do so. so how does it feel to make a bit of history? if it was amazing that also feels like i open the door,

a lot of people like me to deal with this actually same and it's spelled as a result of the sizes played with exact during the already kind of the process on the task perente calendar appeared in 1964 for some time it was known for lots of skin and primarily the white and female kind, but often to thousands. it started moving away from its match image and since 2016, the candidate has come in step with the times and diversified. why did correctly choose priests just the fritz 50th edition clearly got into heavy eyes trying to, to express through the eyes. so open house is to a sense of the time when we add to select the photographer for 2024. we had a number of books of photos when we saw the photos, properties, we were really impressed the prince. jesse from the gun and capital a crowd had already made a legal name for himself with his work depicting

a singular wells of bright colors and intense emotion. he also uses his ability for us in a seizure, a very special sensory perception. the witness of this visual work is as soon as you mention the word, i just see it visually in my mind. that's what i see. so you mention monday, i'll see you. those rallies amazing tuesday. i'll see you. those are range. sunday is green. prince jesse is also a month the youngest advocate to have the owner of the count citations. his name joins a long list including have written, catered in back and any, but that's what subjects that prints jesse pick for his calendar. who is just basically about the people that i used to have up to it on the kids. these are people that inspired me to help me shape up my past to even be in a space where i can be able to do this. so i wanted to give them that grace one of his boyhood here,

this is english super model naomi campbell. this is the 5th time she's posed for the pro ready calendar. this is historical and a sense of to really shooting with photographer and the creative, an artist from africa. yes, i wouldn't want to be anywhere else. i'm very happy to be here. time. this is the kind of in just title. it also features american actress angela bassett. leticia, to address elva nigerian seeing a t with savage and the king of the historical ashanti empire. awesome to say to, to the 2nd old, brightly staged. it was a playground like a field, and so i'm looking at these people and then, and i'm thinking of like, how can i best explain, you know, bring them all into like different taxes that i see the mean? so this is like my movie, i just made sure i created rules for them and then create a sets that, you know, best fits what they are to me. this isn't the 1st old like cost for premier

buchanan, and that happens in 1997 with the then 16 year old naomi campbell in 2018 photographer tidmore cast. staged the classic alice in wonderland story with, with the gold bugs joining a cost of gold black models. so why is now the time for another tenant, the device it entirely to black celebrities? calendar. right now, you can see yourself. our 2024 is a significant. yes, it's already. it's the cut into 60th anniversary, but 50 is the addition. and thanks to prince jesse. it's a color, photo, marsh, to timeless black hair, rice, gingerbread houses are typical for the christmas season and often big for fun and

decoration, but were known architects have also made their visions of the future. out of gingerbread, though we find out why new ideas for cities of the future, but made out of ginger bread. the 7th ginger bread city exhibition in london features more than 80 buildings constructed from gingerbread. it raises the question of how architects are reacting to rising sea levels resulting from climate change. melissa, wilford and madeline castle are the initiators of the exhibition attracted world renowned architectural firms to plan ginger bread city. the idea of gingerbread city is to help people better engage with architecture to get excited about the creates of the innovation and the ideas behind tackling things like climate change and other major world issues to architecture, but do it in a really fun and accessible way and how is this year's motto?

water in cities interpreted in the exhibition the architectural workshops have come up with a very diverse approach. it is. uh huh. a deed architects is presenting a resilient museum that adapts to the changing column act that conditions for foster and partners. a young team of architects has built this dome complex named jeremy jubilee retrace these 2 basic dumb structures which create a environment of protect it from the rising sea levels and deal with insight climate crisis to a gingerbread scale. something that is accessible and understandable to people outside of the office actual but how is planning a ginger bread buildings different from a real one? for foster and partners hardly at all. the only difference is that whole laina maletchko, jennifer son and alex pearson worked on the designs mainly after work. they use

computer animations and models to approach the perfect design. there were setbacks, like, for example, when an initial down construction could not support its own weight. we are dealing with scale form in the same ways as we speak with on real architectural products. i mean, experimenting with materiality in this case, it's not concrete, a gloss, it's gingerbread. and we pushing those material badges to the limits by creating the self supporting structures. so how is a building actually built out of ginger bread? the architects become baker's. besides ginger bread, icing is used to glue the individual building elements together. other suites, such as gummy bears martha pan or powdered sugar, are also used. the same ingredients were used for cinnamon stadium by hopkins architect. it is inspired by the grand daddy of all stadiums, the roman coliseum we've also got the arches which are like quite

typical of color schemes, but they can be used as lift gates. this, these gets being actually, it does technology for and so defense. and they could open up to allow base and underneath the stadium. so it could be like a rest buy in flooding. so the rest of the engine, but cities. but what is the point of it all? since the 1st of ginger bread city exhibition in 2016 more than 120000 visitors had been captivated by the miniature gingerbread world. we get to talk to new people, especially young kids and families about the importance of architecture and why they should care about their built environment. why they should care about getting involved and really understanding how architects are working with the built environment and the natural environment to tackle issues like climate change. wondering if the buildings in the gingerbread city can be eaten,

or even though they may look good enough to eat the ginger, but is it extra hard and bad for your teeth? that's why these buildings will end up on the compost to you. after the excavation closes, in germany, a visit to a christmas market is a must in the run up to the holidays. there, you'll find lots of gift ideas and tasty treats. but how much money do you actually need to have a good time? we're about to find out i've been put them in at one of germany's biggest and most beautiful christmas markets. i set myself a budget of 50 years today. so let's see how far i can get with that. the christmas season is in full swing. and here in germany, a christmas market is one of the best ways to get into the festive spirit. but how much will it cost you? i'm hungry. so i want to try something that i've seen of a lot of christmas markets, but never type of pork. and i see it right over there. got tough of

proof, but it's basically a slide potato pancakes. here it costs 5 years. it's crispy on the outside and soft on the inside and come serves with applesauce. the apparently i'm supposed to put sugar on this as well. that's kind of weird to put sugar on potatoes. let's try the sweet and savory. i liked the christmas smart good season. typically starts from the end of november and goes on until christmas claim it holds its main market at the historic mark plus next to the town hall and full on statute. and you might have heard of these guys. these are the brimming, tell musicians from the famous brothers grimm fairytale legend says you can make a wish if you've got the donkey by the legs. everything fixed

the now it's time for some flu vine, which for me personally is the star of the christmas season. mold wine and typically taste of cinnamon and clothes and oranges. and it's very sweet. i pay 7 euros for this one here. lube and prices have gone up by an average of 50 percent since 2018 in some places in germany. many people come to the markets just for the string. the taste like christmas i can see why these are popular at christmas markets because it really warms up your hands. and once you open that, inside the price, i paid included a 3 year old deposit for the month, which you can get back. got my money back. feeling all warm and buzz. now i'm looking for another christmas favorite, a german classic cook lip cooper. and i'm getting a pack of 3 for 8 year old 50. here in 3 i'm. i'm in here is

no cellar inside the omens sonata sizes, but need some lucky and full of christmas labor the to treats now. so next i want to buy a present. you'll find many beautiful had made toys and ornaments here. for 4 year old 50. i went for one of these candle holders. sunk a christmas present for my mom the next election to get on this charming stairs to meals the right cost for years per person. the sometimes it's nice to see things from a different perspective. the cisco being

a little fussy that i expect the oh, i'm actually cold though from sitting for. so i also decided to take home some i, a cook or egg liquor and alcoholic drink. similar to economics, a small bottle cost me have the 10 years. what i'm showing you next to something really special for payment. let's take a closer look by the visit rivers. not far from the main christmas market. is this like that sober along the visit promenade? it has a medieval inspection full of pirates and bottles and need a totally unique atmosphere every year. there are about 3400000 visits to both market. here i'm on the hunt for an odd looking claimant specialty. i managed to find a to go box of it for 7 years. so i found that this is a northern german specialty called glucose, which is a tail cooked with various needs. and it looks really on advertising actually. but

i want to try it definitely taste better than the time to ask the pirates for some honey made. i know what do you mean together with the monks deposit? it cost me 7 year olds this time i'm keeping them up as a souvenir, which uses up the rest of my budget. and it says it was much cheaper than i expected. and i was able to do plenty to get into the festive mood. the christmas market sees it in 7 is really something special. the straight from the streets at bowie to u. d. w. failing for us, discover one of the most vibrant cities in your experience was hot in buildings. clubbing st. explode the cities hidden gen. ed learned to understand some peculiar

german habits. pals create is a here for you to join us now at the w underscore building fresh on tick tock. in italy, there is a silence for every different shape of pasta who doesn't love spaghetti with balloon a sauce. well, many italians disapprove of the combination. we find out why level and easy the worst payments to tell you and vince mates in many places like the us present in germany, it's typically served with a plate of spaghetti power, but it's only the name is to rise from its place of origin pulled on you but the people there also enjoy speaking to process on monday. no, we don't need to get see with the bonus. so let's see if we sit with tell you a tell a not spaghetti my i guess. yeah. the mileage of i any with totally,

i totally, that's the proper way to find that a re latavia kelly all valuable and easy as meat. we visited the traditional restaurant. the melanie has been recognized by the italian company re academy, preserve standing crowd who bought an easy chest. salvatore study to us even received the middle for us. exceptional skills for the meeting. so i go off to my mother, made time to tell you where i go. every sunday, as most polonaise people do, it's the 1st food babies get fed after their mother's mil. to said i will baby. how exactly this famous past assault is need is a very serious matter in the loan. you the rest of peace, even registered with the local chamber of commerce, like a piece of it is believe that rob bu eligible and easy wasn't vincent nearby alone . you at the end of each central that is that via this makes the real recipe. something official, is it just like the many of the rest a piece stood here. after the law. all goal is to protect the cultural and calling

every heritage of reach and didn't also that he thought o. oil onions, celery, carrot, streaky, beacon, white import can be sold to my 2010 on 2 piece. these are the permits. his basic ingredients to start with. everything is diced worksheet from the meat granger fidgeted artist i saw, i tell you the vegetables in oil and over low heat. that's up then we add the bacon . not into one and christy, but not burn, stop swimming out. next we, the glazing make with some white wine the we only add the ground on board and when the wind has evaporated, and then the ground be a model for the last way. we have the tomato sauce in tomato paste and season with the solid on queen. yep, i see. imo, i mean the florida. then we let it simmer for about 3 to 4 hours. can you and i can pull it up at our main. oh, all good thing,

take time because of the losing anything here. so the sauce should be thick and not too running, allowing only the fat from the meat and the oil to show on the surface while the saucer summers a level. and you know, the recipe is actually quite simple, but you need top notch. the brands. uh, the only secret is having plenty of patients. but you're not going to get this figured out the answer. combine new spaghetti, the most part get down people. spaghetti is a type of cost, so that doesn't combine well with this. no, it just doesn't work well with the bottom and a so it has to be tell you, tell it. and celebratory prefers to because he cuts the flat blown acne doors from his paper. and do i send them over about an hour making a real talia tell a with practice that lie on the handmade at the top that has a rough surface level throughout the model? it's the sort of all the flavors of the sauce suits, given that each fork fornia level of perfect taste. but it took to stop water. caliah taylor, who is the most popular dish at the by letting the restaurant buy there for lunch

for dinner. the loopholes never seem to tire of it. the just enough the contrasts between the russell hasta and the fact of the rescue when the season. when we go out to eat with friends or colleagues, we almost always order this caliah taylor. so at least once a week while it's mandatory to go to the past edition. but lonia has been coming to tale and staples popular throughout the country. although upside up alone, your people don't take the original recipe quite seriously. and there are several agents going on with them and we don't great cheese on the top. it takes away from the flavor. and you also don't need a knife the tell you any more. that's cool. yeah. in april 2023. the official recipe goes to an update. now you're even allowed to put p use or for tv,

mushrooms in your rad move. but salvatore is sticking to the original. after all, it's hands down his favorite dish. the have you ever been to the polish capital? warsaw. if not, we'll show you the best it has to offer and you'll see why it's worth the trip. hi everybody, and welcome to also the capital of toll. and i'm super excited to be showing you around today because this was one's my hometown. now i want you to do one quick little thing for me. if you have any, any preconceived notions of a move. so might be like, i want you to take them and check them out. because today what i'm going to show you is slight o head to the side of the during the 2nd roll, the entire city was pretty much raised to the ground. it was bombed into oblivion.

it basically ceased to exist. none of these buildings actually survived. it was so none of these buildings on the original, beautiful 19th century town houses, but imagine them being under a communist dictatorship. 1989. now i will ask them no, telling me that the new view, all this communism is located right above an american past. the polish lesson, this is an actual that might have an apartment just like this one. and there's one thing i let me show you, which is the classic of pores communist decorations, the glass fish,

every single grandmother in poland. how one of these i can guarantee the know the amazing thing is that i recognize always. * after the form of communism, these things didn't just magically disappeared. you know, most people would have kept 7 the halls. so i remember as a kid using this very perfume. i remember using this to read in apples milk files didn't exist in poland, and that's why you'd go to find some cheap traditional publish page. the classic vinnish that is the greatest of all comes poland. this that you would make mom round not christmas. if you're not published, so i'll just, i'll basically dump things um and they come with all sorts of feelings on the inside. some of the most popular ones. you know,

the spinning is between 10 cottage cheese and on and of course the sprinkler from audience on top and ideally add it to the discrete hayden and enjoy the process here in the grungy neighborhood of prague. a residential courtyards height of fascinating secrets. many of them the height to tiny triples or shrines. check out this to floor right behind me. it's a beautiful and it just stands here. so majestic and the middle of this kind of grungy, dilapidated neighborhood during the 2nd world war, when going to church was just too dangerous. some of the most of us religious residents decided to build a neighborhood shrines like these. so the people would have a place to pray without strain to fall from home over a 100 if they use of survived to this day. i have a map of also street here and it's really cool action because it can lead you to

support like this 7 giant piece of the street. it's a beautiful neuro right behind the bus. kinda hit in the high and the buildings. all one of also main arteries, you've never find it without like this. and it's actually quite amazing because it's a real piece of 3 todd. so this is also with so much history and character and to drive to always reading sense itself. and that wraps up another edition of the show. remember to follow us on social media for more fun stories from the world of european culture and lifestyle. as always, thanks for tuning in and join us again next week. the

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