a few decades later, an art deco building was constructed next door in an effort to lure in the nexthoppers. and it worked. with the help of its quirky advertising, the store flourished — at its peak, employing over 3,000 parisians. but as times and tastes changed, the shop's popularity dwindled. safety concerns and high maintenance cost meant that in 2005, la samaritaine had to close its doors. many thought that was it for the store until luxury fashion brand lvmh stepped in with the help of 750 million euros. for parisian people, la samaritaine is not only a building or department store. when we reopened this building, all the parisian people came to visit, especially the building, the department store for the store, for the retail also. but first it was for the architecture. the building was completely gutted. some original features were discovered when stripping back the layers used to cover the art nouveau interior when it went out of fashion. specialist craft people were tracked down from across france for the job. the result is breathtaking. wow. it's...it's big. really big. s

a few decades later, an art deco building was constructed next door in an effort to lure in the nextworked, with the help of its quirky advertising, the store flourished. at its peak, it employed over 3000 parisians. but as times and tastes changed, the shop's popularity dwindled. safety concerns and high maintenance costs meant that in 2005, la samaritaine had to close its doors. many thought that was it for the store until luxury fashion brands lvmh stepped in with the help of 750 million euros. for parisians, it isn'tjust a building or a department store. when we reopen this building, all of the parisian people came to visit, notjust for the store but for the architecture. the building was completely gutted. some original features were discovered when stripping back the layers that used to cover the art nouveau interior before it went out of fashion. specialist craftspeople were tracked down from across france for the job. the result is breathtaking. wow. it's big, really big. this is great to see. i mean, it is heaving with people and you... you can just see that they aren't obvi

. ♪ ♪ ♪ miami, a free-spirited city famed for its beautiful beaches, colorful art deco buildings, andsetting nightclubs, but not all spirits here are free. built in the 1900s and owned by chicago industrialist charles deering, the deering estate is miami's most haunted property, and i'm here to investigate. i do believe in spirits, and i do believe that there are a lot of things that are unexplainable. woman: there is a presence here. we have heard voice anomalies, various apparitions. i know that in the physical universe, i have a way of rubbing human beings the wrong way. i have no idea what effect my abrasive personality is going to have on spirits from the other dimension. woman: we've had a lot of physical movement, a plate moving or a chair moving. there's about three or four ghosts here. there's mr. and mrs. deering, and there is a little boy named peter. there is a lot of voices. people have seen shadows. i, myself, have seen a mist go down the steps. some people have been pushed or scratched. there's doors that open and close. and what do we have here? it's called the structu

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. >> an art deco department store along l.a.' to a modern sphere housing two theaters. >> those are theaters that are designed to remind our audiences why going to the movies, why seeing a movie in a movie theater is suffer a singular and remarkable experience. >> the galleries feature the stuff that dreams were made of. >> any film that you've loved, particularly as a child, it brings back a rush of all of those memories. there's nothing like it. >> which is why this is called memorabilia. is there anymore object that gives you particular excitement? >> yes inside. we're approaching it now. it's this kos assume -- costume from "twiz. >> the titans of hollywood kicked in almost half a become dollars to build in missouri to an industry which has not always done right by women and people of color. a troubling facts, which thankfully is not ignored here. >> week through a lot of social uphe'll and now the museum can reflect a very inclusive history of movie making. >> i really wants to see that museum. the specialist tonight on abc

an art deco store along the miracle mile is linked to a modern sphere housing to theaters here >> theser audiences by going to the movie wina movie and a movie theater, is such a singular and remarkable experience. sammy: the galleries feature the stuff that dreams were made of. >> any film you have love, particularly as a child, brings back a rush of all of those memories. it was nothing like it. sammy: that's why this is called memorabilia. is there any object that gives you particular excitement? >> yes, there is. we are approaching it. it is this costume from "the wiz" worn by mabel came to play evelyne. ♪ sammy: kicked in -- the titans of hollywood kicked in almost half $1 billion to build this, almost all done by women and people of color, on troubling fact which is not ignored here. >> we have been through social upheaval and now the museum can reflect a very inclusive history of moviemaking. karen: that special is tonight on abc 7. at first, "dancingw with teh stars" at 8:00 and a night and a night in the academy museum at 10:00 then news at 11:00. you can get breaking news, wea

in the 1880s there was a period that was considered to ornament it and much more simple art deco buildingsre threatened during the 1960s into the 1970s that rescued as the preservation movement began. so ugly right now brutal as him, postmodernism late modernism it's at that low point of ugly valley were just starting to emerge from that. that's when going from that time. our most threatened and people do not look at them anew. often it is younger people who are the first to emerge from ugly valley and embrace younger forms and younger styles. we have seen that in los angeles. michael knight worked for the l.a. conservancy modern committee for long time there the lone voice in the wilderness they began with the task force in the 1980s when those buildings were 30 years old i worked in the 60s and 70s when no one else was seeing it. but as for younger advocates typically at the time. so it is a constant source of concern and education that is needed. survey l.a., we began the survey we took it to the building that was built in 1,982,006 we began the project with that was very progressive, o

because now you have the art nouveau and the art deco.emic, is there still a place for the department store? 16 years have passed, and we have to build some return for the next 30 years, so, i mean, we adapted to the changing habits, the changing clients that became much more sophisticated, demanding, expecting, you know, an experience, to really offer something different that you cannot find online. the decoration aspect is really important. and then also all the experience that you have. you have a lot of light, you know, it's really nice walking around. and a lot of surprises scattered in the store. there are many different things that you cannot do online. this hat is absolutely gorgeous, look at that colour! ah, ok, doesn't fit, which is a shame because i have always wanted to be a hat lady. ah, 0k! a velvet beret. as they say, "when in paris..." super cute, but the price? yeah, sadly not for today. stay right there, looking beautiful. la samaritaine has been in business for over 150 years, and it's come a long way since then. and wh

one of only two art deco railway stations built in the uk, the other was cardiff.ike being gulliver, isn't it? we will meet pete and find out why he is so enthusiastic about railways and his plans for chester cathedral later on in the program. that is fantastic- _ later on in the program. that is fantastic- l— later on in the program. that is fantastic. i cannot _ later on in the program. that is fantastic. i cannot wait - later on in the program. that is fantastic. i cannot wait to - later on in the program. that is fantastic. i cannot wait to talk | later on in the program. that is l fantastic. i cannot wait to talk to you at length about it. he is having the time of his life. that is dedication to the cause, isn't it? you also need to have some spare time. if you love trains where that is the road you go down. the track you go down! the labour party say the government need to "get a grip" on their handling of the energy crisis, as gas prices continue to rise. further talks will be held today between the business secretary and industry leaders, to try to reach a