On a journey that took him from the porn sets of Los Angeles to the gangsta rappers of Memphis, from a convention of UFO contactees in Arizona to Northern Idaho for a festive get-together of neo-Nazis, he asked what 'weird people' have to tell us about our own secret natures. The majority of his documentaries are set in the United States, but he has also studied cultures in South Africa, Israel, Nigeria, and the UK.

Other cancelled products: If you want to cancel products that are not damaged or incorrectly supplied, then you must inform us of this within seven working days following the date of receipt in accordance with the Distance Selling Regulations or otherwise as soon as possible. After graduating from Magdalen College, Oxford, Theroux moved to the United States and worked as a journalist for Metro Silicon Valley and Spy. In Weird Weekends (1998–2000), Theroux followed marginal (mostly American) subcultures such as survivalists, black nationalists, white supremacists, and porn stars, often by living among or close to the people who were involved in them. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). You could probably count me in one of the younger generation Netflix fed Louis fans, as I only really became familiar after seeing Weird Weekends pop up but have subsequently binge watched them repeatedly.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Trata-se de um mero relato dos episódios e de alguns eventos por trás das câmeras que não nos prende nem até a metade do livro. It's much better to print them at the appropriate points in the text rather than having a section of glossy photos in the middle of the book (as there are usually spoilers for the second half). In a 2012 masterclass, he spoke of the challenges of combining family life with the need to work on projects.

When TV Nation ended, Theroux signed a development deal with the BBC, where he developed Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends. Louis Theroux has signed a deal with Pan Macmillan for a new book, Theroux the Keyhole, billed as a “heartwarming diary of the weirdness of family life in Covid world”. It peels more layers away, shows more of the me that you don’t see on TV, while at the same time continuing the never-ending pleasure that is punning Theroux-based titles.It's clear from subsequent interviews that Louis does wrestle with his relationship with Jimmy and what it means in the bleached sunlight of his vile hidden past. Louis found a job on a local paper in the sprawling city of San Jose, "a town where nothing ever happens. Even against the horrific backdrop of Covid, [this] book is all the more charming, and blackly amusing, for it. You will laugh out loud, wince in sympathy and enjoy spending time getting to know Louis that little bit better.

To me, it’s almost a privilege to be welcomed into these communities and to shine a light on them and, maybe, through my enthusiasm, to get people to reveal more of themselves than they may have intended. The book also describes how he launched his podcast “Grounded”, finally got to the US to film a new Joe Exotic documentary and “aims his sights on the latest incarnation of the far right in a world becoming radicalised by social media”. There's a World of books to choose from such as: Children's Books, Range includes Baby Books (0-3), Books for Toddlers (3-5), Early Readers (5-7), Childrens Story books (7-11), Young Teens (11-14), Young Adults (14-16) and Childrens Educational Books.This book is an honest, hilarious and ultimately heartwarming diary of the weirdness of family life in Covid World. A 2007 special, The Most Hated Family in America, received strong critical praise from the international media. Biography: Louis Theroux is an award-winning journalist and documentary film-maker whose programmes are shown all over the world. Louis went to Westminster School and then gained a First Class Degree in History at Oxford University.