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Is the World Cup ranch craze real or hype?In the second half of a special broadcast from the Queen Mary 2 ocean liner in New York:
Can the SS United States be saved? The granddaughter of the designer Susan Gibbs hopes so, but a deadline looms.
The QM2’s executive chef, Klaus Kremer, explains how to feed 5,000 people a day around the clock. (One ocean crossing requires 50 tons of fruits & vegetables alone.)
Vanessa Bloy with Paul Gauguin Cruises discusses the cruise line based in French Polynesia and the company’s new, upscale resort, Brando.
The Grammy Award-winning bass player with the 1980 funk-rock band Was (Not Was) and current president of legendary jazz label Blue Note Records, Don Was, discusses music and the jazz-themed sailing of the QM2.
