The Perfectionist - Did France's Obsession with Food Kill its Most Famous Chef?

The suicide of Bernard Loiseau in February 2003 sent shock waves through France: the country's most famous chef had shot himself on the eve of publication of Michelin, the bible of good eating. Ascendancy to coveted three-star status in Michelin, and keeping it year after year, takes its toll of the best chefs and rumours had already begun to circulate that Loiseau might fall from grace...

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