Netflix announces “Glitter and Gold” ice dance documentary

[Tulips]

I also enjoyed this and Piper’s disappointment after Finlandia was really hard to watch. I thought the background stuff was interesting.

 

[Isk]

It's a typical american style doc, not my cup of tea, a lot of annoying stuff.
My biggest takeaways:
- What the hell is Carol wearing?! And why?
- In first five minute Bock claimed that their biggest advantage is their chemistry. What??? This doc made them even more boring.
- I respect Adam for explaining the sinister athmosphere behind fbc comeback and saying loudly he's rooting more for other teams, if not his inclusions the show would not bother to give any other perspective than Laurence being a victim.
- Piper and Paul are the most inspiring, fun and lovely people, it's really easy to like them. Paul is my fav person, the lowkey guy with natural charms, I love the way he expresses himself.
- All those "frendships" at IAM seem so fake.

Interesting... I just read Maia Bagryantseva's new interview with LFB and had a feeling I read a whole lot and learned nothing. I mean I did learn something: she knows how to pay bills, she is trying to study neurobiology, her dad is a musician, her mom made an actor accounting app that Netflix uses. What can you possibly learn about a person from this info? The rest is a lot about nothing. The interview makes it sound like getting an Olympic ring as a souvenir from Can federation in 2022 was the most memorable event of her life. No insights into her character, or life-defining experiences. And then Maia says: I prepared for this interview for 3 years finding an approach to this person.

 

[Magill]

A statement from the survivor accusing Sorensen of SA on the remarks made by GC and LFB on Glitter and Gold and their reaction in the mixed zone on the Day 1 of the team event in Milan.
The most worrisome response from Laurence: "We have no thoughts". Truly, from someone in her position and an OGM contender, I would expect to have some thoughts....