#Gabriele Bertaccini

[actorsperformersandcelebrities]

Gabriele Bertaccini, Celebrity Chef, Ciao House

[theangelofmydreams]

"We often give so much power to the hurt of the past that it ends up ruling our present. The act of letting go is rooted in a profound acceptance of what IS. It is about letting your heart crumble, about letting yourself be rearranged by the journey of being alive." - Gabriele Bertaccini

[karinyosa]

if you like queer eye, pls watch say i do on netflix!!!

it’s a really cute and wholesome show with a similar premise to queer eye, but with weddings. basically, they plan and organize weddings for a bunch of different couples, most of whom are poc or queer. the hosts r self described as “3 small gay men” and they’re not only very talented but seem to really care about their clients. basically watching this show gave me the same Good Vibe that queer eye does, even as someone who isn’t super into weddings as a concept. each ep feels v personal and heartfelt and a lot of them are also very Queer Cathartic so there’s that too. pls watch this show!! i would love for them to get more viewers/support!! 

[ainosgarden]

I like Say I Do because it’s kind of like Queer Eye but in this one everyone’s stress level is AT LEAST TRIPLED and that’s a state I can relate to

[pozmagazine]

For celebrity chef and reality TV host Gabriele Bertaccini, the kitchen table is a place of sharing stories and bonding. So it’s very much within character that during the debut episode of the Netflix wedding-planner show Say I Do, while cooking with groom-to-be Marcus LaCour, chef Bertaccini disclosed he is living with HIV.

LaCour had opened up about his own diabetes diagnosis and how it affected his health and mental outlook. In turn, Bertaccini said he understood how a life-changing diagnosis can depress and scare you—and that he had this insight because he was HIV positive.

LaCour responded with compassion and support, adding that he had never met a person with HIV before. 

[urloveangel]

ok I’m having a major crush on Gabriele from Say I Do 😍 his smile and personality are just 🥰🥰🥰 I haven’t felt this way about any man in a long time lol

[newsintheshell]

Arte: l’anime arriva doppiato in streaming su ANiME GENERATION

I primi due episodi della serie ambientata nell’Italia rinascimentale, tratta dal manga di Kei Ohkubo, sono già disponibili.

Dopo essere sbarcata in anteprima su Sky Serie e NOW, l’edizione italiana di “Arte”, sbarca oggi anche su ANiME GENERATION. 

I primi due episodi della serie animata, tratta dall’omonimo manga storico slice of life firmato da Kei Ohkubo, sono già disponibili in streaming sul canale tematico di Amazon Prime Video, lanciato di recente da Yamato Video. I prossimi arriveranno uno a settimana, ogni giovedì.

ANiME GENERATION fa parte degli Amazon Prime Video Channels, pertanto, per accedere ai suoi contenuti è necessario un abbonamento di €4.99 al mese. È però prevista una prima prova gratuita di 14 giorni.

La direzione del doppiaggio è a cura di Gualtiero Cannarsi e nel cast italiano della serie troviamo:

Arte: Emanuela Ionica

Leo: Lorenzo Scattorin

Veronica: Chiara Gioncardi

Ubertino: Bruno Alssandro

Danilo: Luca Biagini

Aroldo: Roberto Stocchi

Angelo: Stefano Broccoletti

Darcia: Agnese Marreddu

Lusanna: Ughetta D'Onorascenzo

Madre di Arte: Antonella Alessandro

Padre di Arte: Mauro Magliozzi

Yuri: Federico Zanandrea

Katarina: Carolina Gusev

Daphne: Rossa Caputo

Sophia: Ilaria Latini

Malta: Nicola Braile

Bona: Cristina Poccardi

Gimo: Lorenzo Crisci

Mattei: Massimo Triggiani

Narratore: Stefano Mondini

Altre voci presenti sono quelle di:

Andrea Aulitto, Alessandra Berardi, Valerio Bertaccini, Fabiola Bittarello, Maicol Carlini, Enrico Chirico, Sacha De Toni, Marco Fumarola, Luca Ghillino, Carmen Iovine, Tiziana Martello, Stefan Popa, Guido Sagliocca, Serena Sigismondo, Gianluca Solombrino, Daniel Spizzichino, Valentina Stredini, Annalisa Usai, Gabriele Vender

XVI secolo, Firenze. La giovane di nobili origini Arte desidera diventare pittrice e fare apprendistato nella bottega di un maestro. Nell’età del Rinascimento non è però concesso spazio alle ambizioni di una donna e, per inseguire il suo sogno, Arte dovrà sfidare le convenzioni sociali della sua epoca.

L’adattamento, trasmesso in simulcast durante la primavera 2020 per un totale di 12 episodi, è stato prodotto dallo studio SEVEN ARCS (TONIKAWA: Over the Moon For You, Blue Period). 

A dirigerlo è stato Takayuki Hamana (The Seven Deadly Sins the Movie: Cursed by Light, Monster Strike), mentre la sceneggiatura è stata curata da Reiko Yoshida (Romeo x Juliet, Violet Evergarden). Il character desing e la supervisione del comparto animazioni sono stati affidati a Chieko Miyakawa (Moshidora, Vassalord), invece la colonna sonora è stata composta da Goro Ito.

Il manga, ambientato nell’Italia rinascimentale, è stato lanciato sulle pagine del mensile Comic Zenon nell’ottobre del 2013; è tuttora in corso e attualmente conta 15 volumi pubblicati in patria. L’opera è edita nel nostro paese da Panini Comics, sotto l’etichetta Planet Manga.

* NON VUOI PERDERTI NEANCHE UN POST? ENTRA NEL CANALE TELEGRAM! *

Autore: SilenziO)))

[FONTE]

[shealwaysreads]

Do you think that Jeremiah Brent would make a pretty good grownup Draco, and Gabriele Bertaccini would work as a grownup Harry? Just binged Say I do on Netflix and these are the thoughts I’m left with. Jeremiah has such lovely energy about him, and he carries himself so elegantly, I think it’s uncanny.

Hello nonnie! Okay so I’ve never watched Say I Do - but a quick google brought me these handsome devils and I love your vision of them as Draco and Harry!

What do the rest of you think?!

(Jeremiah on the left, Gabriele in the middle, and Thai Nguyen on the right) 

I’m rather taken with Jeremiah’s dimpled chin 😍 I’m just going to squint and imagine him with fairer hair! And Gabriele looks so warm and open - I can see where you’re getting Harry vibes from!

[thefandomentals]

From the creators of Queer Eye, Say I Do is all about the love between two people as they come together for their dream weddings, organized in a week by Jeremiah Brent, Gabriele Bertaccini, and Thai Nguyen. #SayIDo https://www.thefandomentals.com/say-i-do-is-saying-yes-to-vulnerability/

[fredlenain89000]

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[actorsperformersandcelebrities]

Chef Gabriele Bertaccini

[theangelofmydreams]

Say it out loud with me: You can’t stop the future. You can’t rewind the past. The only way to live is to press play, and dance. - Gabriele Bertaccini

[metcomusic]

Say I Do Star Gabriele Bertaccini’s Go-To Recipes Celebrate Summer All Year often means making the most of the produce you have available. And one knows that better than Gabriele Bertaccini, celebrity chef and one-third of Netflix's Say I Do's terrific...b1177289

[un-enfant-immature]

Original Content podcast: Netflix’s ‘Say I Do’ offers a wedding-focused twist on the ‘Queer Eye’ formula

Parts of “Say I Do,” a new reality series on Netflix, will feel pretty familiar to fans of the streaming service’s popular reboot of “Queer Eye.”

Like “Queer Eye,” “Say I Do” stars gay men who are experts in a particular field — in this case, interior designer Jeremiah Brent, fashion designer Thai Nguyen and chef Gabriele Bertaccini. In each episode, the trio is given the only-on-reality-TV task of organizing an elaborate wedding in a single week. And usually, just one half of the lucky couple knows about the wedding until a few days before it’s scheduled to take place.

As we explain on the latest episode of the Original Content podcast, it’s hard to resist comparisons to “Queer Eye,” particularly since “Queer Eye” creator David Collins is an executive producer on the new show.

But “Say I Do” has its own unique charms. Although its hosts aren’t quite as aggressively charismatic as the Fab Five, the trio won us over quite effectively, thanks to a combination of impressive wedding planning and convincing emotional engagement.

Put another way: Nearly every episode ends with its hosts quietly wiping away tears, and the audience will probably find itself joining in, as “Say I Do”‘s focus on weddings proves to be a reliable template for cathartic conversations.

In addition to our review, we also discuss this year’s Emmys, which saw Netflix receiving a record number of nominations.

You can listen to our review in the player below, subscribe using Apple Podcasts or find us in your podcast player of choice. If you like the show, please let us know by leaving a review on Apple. You can also follow us on Twitter or send us feedback directly. (Or suggest shows and movies for us to review!)

And if you’d like to skip ahead, here’s how the episode breaks down: 0:00 Intro 0:43 Emmy nominations 10:10 “Say I Do” review

[chandrikadey11]

Say I Do Web-series from Netflix- themed wedding show. Three men- Designer Thai Nguyen, chef Gabriele Bertaccini, Jeremiah Brent brings the most dreamy wedding and showcases the love stories of common men. I quote- “The quest for lights glistens our paths with hopes for better tomorrow.” The show starts with the story of Marcus and Tiffany who couldn’t have their dream wedding due to family obligations. Years later Marcus wants to redo his marriage.@chefgabebertaccini talks about being HIV positive and shares it with Marcus. This shows the connectivity between the planners and the couple.  Love at any age is proved by Mattie and Malvin who are old love birds lost in the long road. This particular show do face obstacles when winds blew high in the wedding venue. Yet nothing holds the trio back as they present one of the most dreamy weddings. I personally vouch for the wedding grown with cape- never seen orange blend with white so beautifully. @thainguyenatelier In marriage vows we say- “health and sickness” here the couple proved it. Jason and Jonathon beat cancer and today they plan to take a step ahead. @jeremiahbrent goes beyond marriage and helps them to start a family where he arranges an adoption meeting with a lawyer. The little touch of Thai as snowman adds the fun element to the show where you would find the other two laughing out loud.  The whole series ends with the couple Randy and Skyler where they fight with societal and family judgement. The trio helps them o come out and be proud of who they are and presenting a wedding where they own the crowns. Thai also talks about his life and says- I believe it will come. And we all need this belief in life which motivates us in our struggles..  8 episode each cater to one hour show… They are unique and their love stories stand apart from each other. Pick one episode and I can bet you will fall in love with the concept. It’s a sweet and simple depiction of love stories standing upright fighting all odds. 📷@thainguyenatelier @randycaplinger Credit- @jeremiahbrent @thainguyenatelier @chefgabebertaccini @netflix_in @netflix #netflix #review #sayido #wedding #weddingdress https://www.instagram.com/p/CC5Q7NYAHUD/?igshid=1w7b97tef6vy2

[easyfoodnetwork]

Actor/Foodie Isaiah Washington, Chef Gabriele Bertaccini & Director Gorman Bechard

@rolandsfoodcourt with @gennaro.pecchia Triple play with 3 fine Gents! We chat with the coolest Man in any room @therealisaiahwashington is armed by the experts with carefully cultivated, food, wine and cheese pairings, you’d open your door for him too. See former Grey’s Anatomy star, #isaiahwashington "Kitchen Talk" @foxnation like you've 'never' seen him before, as he roams the California coast traversing, both the kitchens & hearts of every day Americans & Celebrities alike. Next course is the dynamic @chefgabebertaccini he visits us to chat about his role as Food Expert on @netflix NEW dream wedding series @sayidonetflix The Italian-born chef—will star alongside @jeremiahbrent (Design Expert) & @thainguyenatelier (Fashion Expert) in the heart-warming series that's helping deserving couples pull off their perfect dream wedding. And it’s all a big surprise—and tearjerker—for their spouse-to-be! And PIZZA for dessert! Straight Outta NEW HAVEN, CT: Pizza, A Love Story, filmmaker Gorman Bechard's 11 years-in-the-making homage to the world famous pizzerias Frank Pepe's Pizzeria Napoletana, Sally's Apizza & Modern Apizza, is set for release on DVD and Video-On-Demand on September 29, 2020. Called "An important film of staggering genius that needed to be made," Pizza, A Love Story has been selling out film festival screenings from Washington State to Alabama. Work on the film began in 2008, when Bechard and longtime friend Dean Falcone, both self-acknowledged pizza snobs, decided it was time to turn the camera on the only pizza that matters. We also get the news about the #nhdocs 2020 starting 8/18-8/23! Cheers & Thank You All! Especially Producer @paulofcharsky from Roland's Food Court https://ift.tt/3g2Zex9 https://ift.tt/3bZzTlR with @gennaro.pecchia Triple play with 3 fine Gents! We chat with the coolest Man in any room @therealisaiahwashington is armed by the experts with carefully cultivated, food, wine and cheese pairings, you’d open your door for him too. See former Grey’s Anatomy star, #isaiahwashington "Kitchen Talk" @foxnation like you've 'never' seen him before, as he roams the California coast traversing, both the kitchens & hearts of every day Americans & Celebrities alike. Next course is the dynamic @chefgabebertaccini he visits us to chat about his role as Food Expert on @netflix NEW dream wedding series @sayidonetflix The Italian-born chef—will star alongside @jeremiahbrent (Design Expert) & @thainguyenatelier (Fashion Expert) in the heart-warming series that's helping deserving couples pull off their perfect dream wedding. And it’s all a big surprise—and tearjerker—for their spouse-to-be! And PIZZA for dessert! Straight Outta NEW HAVEN, CT: Pizza, A Love Story, filmmaker Gorman Bechard's 11 years-in-the-making homage to the world famous pizzerias Frank Pepe's Pizzeria Napoletana, Sally's Apizza & Modern Apizza, is set for release on DVD and Video-On-Demand on September 29, 2020. Called "An important film of staggering genius that needed to be made," Pizza, A Love Story has been selling out film festival screenings from Washington State to Alabama. Work on the film began in 2008, when Bechard and longtime friend Dean Falcone, both self-acknowledged pizza snobs, decided it was time to turn the camera on the only pizza that matters. We also get the news about the #nhdocs 2020 starting 8/18-8/23! Cheers & Thank You All! Especially Producer @paulofcharsky from Roland's Food Court https://ift.tt/3g2Zex9 via Blogger https://ift.tt/2PWEZqe