Anna Wintour | Vogue Magazine | Chief Editor | Business Women

Bloomberg Game Changers profiles Anna Wintour the editor-in-chief of Vogue Magazine. It looks at her early life and her initial forays in the magazine business at Harper's and New York Magazine. She becomes creative director of Vogue and eventually takes over as editor in a power struggle. She revamps the magazine and becomes one of the most powerful women in fashion.

WHO MADE THE POTATOe SALAD?

In this uproarious comedy, young cop Michael meets the family of his fiancée, Angela, for the first time during Thanksgiving. What should be a simple meet-and-greet turns into a chaotic and hilarious adventure as Michael navigates the eccentric personalities and outrageous situations at Angela’s family gathering, leading to the ultimate question: Who made the potato salad?

Through the Storm - Vogue Italy (Fashion Film)

Three people. Each isolated to a wooden box. A raging storm of bad news. Is there a light at the end of this tunnel? Looking back at the past months, is like looking back at an endless storm. The turmoils we endured felt at times almost like a biblical apocalypse, devastating, shocking and most of all utterly out of our control. While the pandemic confined many people to their homes, the world was not taking a break, and so we were sitting, all locked in our tiny ships, all carried over the same waves waiting for the storm to settle.

Tailor-Made Romance

Florence Nightingale

This stirring drama is based on the life of Florence Nightingale, an aristocratic woman who defied Victorian society to reform hospital sanitation and to define the nursing profession as it is known today. After volunteering to travel to Scutari to care for the wounded soldiers of the Crimean War, she was scorned by her community and faced great opposition for her new way of thinking. However, through her selfless acts of caring, she quickly became known as "The Lady with the Lamp," the caring nurse whose shadow softened those wounded. From Emmy Award-winning director Daryl Duke (TV's "The Thorn Birds") and writers Ivan Moffat and Rose Leiman Goldemberg (TV's "The Burning Bed") comes the classic TV movie starring Jaclyn Smith, Claire Bloom, Timothy Dalton and Jeremy Brett

Designed to Kill

Starring: Linsey Godfrey, Joshua Hoffman & Ellen Michelle Monohan After New York fashion photographer Jennifer Higgins suffers a violent psychotic breakdown, she flees to Los Angeles where she starts teaching a class called “Fashion and Photography” at a local high school. Jennifer sees potential in a nerdish student, David, and does a makeover on him, transforming him into a gorgeous runway model. Overnight, David matures into not only the hottest guy on campus, but Jennifer’s obsessive crush. When campus sexpot Brittany tries to claim David as her own, Jennifer is driven to homicidal madness, secretly killing Brittany. However Jennifer realizes that other women in David’s life -- his agent, his shy girlfriend -- are also obstacles, and they too must be eliminated. Jennifer ultimately seduces David into sleeping with her, and at first the naive David is convinced he has discovered true love; but he quickly discovers he has fallen into the bed of a homicidal psychopath. When David rejects Jennifer, she goes berserk and captures him, intending to mutilate his good looks. Now it’s up to David’s girlfriend to rescue him before the crazy artist Jennifer destroys her beautiful creation.