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18 TV ENCORE Wilkinson Heating & Plumbing 2 x 3" Royal Center Locker Plant 1 x 9" By Andrew Warren TV Media B elieve it or not, chef Andrew Zimmern isn't just about wild, weird and bizarre foods, although it isn't hard to understand why someone might think that. He's been traveling the world in search of the strangest foods — from an American culinary persepective, at least — he can find for 22 seasons of "Bizarre Foods," but in his latest series, he's keeping things a bit closer to home. In "The Zimmern List," air- ing Tuesdays on Travel Channel, Zimmern shares his favorite places to chow down in cities across the United States. Since the show's pre- miere last month, he's stopped by the country's old- est continually run family res- taurant in New Orleans' French Quarter, visited his dad's favorite bakery in Portland, Maine, and shared a secret spot to grab a bite in San Francisco's Tenderloin District. This week, though, he heads back home to New York City, the city in which he was raised. In a city as vast as the Big Apple, finding a place to eat isn't hard, but Zimmern's not just there to eat — he's there to share his favorites. His first stop is in Brooklyn, where some classic pizza is in order. Once he's had his fill of pepperoni and cheese, he takes a walk down memory lane and grabs a bite that reminds him of his child- hood. Finally, he caps off his visit with a trip to the city's bustling Chinatown, where he enjoys some of the tastiest dim sum money can buy out- side of Asia. In next week's episode, air- ing Tuesday, April 24, our host heads south to Nashville for a sampling of Southern staples. A visit to Music City wouldn't be complete without swing- ing by one of its many festi- vals, and the pairing of food and music that he finds there is a perfect harmony. Later, a trip across town takes him to one of the best Sunday sup- pers in the city. Andrew Zimmern loves seeking out the strangest regional specialties that he can find, but "The Zimmern List" isn't about the most bizarre — it's about his per- sonal favorites. Check it out Tuesdays on Travel. Not so bizarre: Andrew Zimmern's latest series is more familiar than strange Andrew Zimmern hosts "The Zimmern List" Jim Kitchell Agency 2 x 3" The Post While Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham (Streep) strug- gles to run her business in the wake of the assertive men who work with her, she receives word that the competing New York Times is about to publish a major scoop about the country's role in Vietnam. After a court order stops the Times from publishing informa- tion from the leaked documents, the Post's journalists secure their own source, but when Graham dis- covers that her newspaper's source is the same as that of the Times, she faces a difficult decision: whether or not to publish her newspaper's findings and risk be- ing charged with contempt of court. Based on true events. Director: Steven Spielberg. Stars: Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Sarah Paulson, Bob Odenkirk, Bradley Whitford, Tracy Letts. 2017. 116 mins. Biography. Tom Hanks in "The Post" video releases

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