IN CASE YOU MISSED IT–Schedule of Reuters features from this week

Sept 14 (Reuters) - Every week, Reuters journalists produce scores of multimedia features and human-interest stories from around the world.

Below are some stories from this week selected by our editors, as well as explanatory context and background to help you understand world headlines. For a full schedule of news and events, please go to our editorial calendar on Reuters Connect.

Brazilian farmer's giant rooster hobby hatches into profitable business

BRASILIA - When farmer Rubens Braz started breeding Brazilian chickens, he had no idea how big the operation - or the birds - would get. Some 20 years later, he now raises giant roosters for small-scale farming and hobby purposes in central Brazil and is making a living from surging sales across the country. (BRAZIL-ANIMALS/GIANT ROOSTERS (PIX, TV), 261 words)

'Coco' Chanel's influential fashion on show at London exhibit

LONDON - With displays ranging from tweed suits to an array of little black dresses, a new London exhibition looks at the work of one of fashion's most famous names - French designer Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel. (FASHION-GABRIELLE CHANEL/EXHIBITION (TV, PIX), 210 words)

Belgium premiers opera casting Cassandra as climate change scientist

BRUSSELS - Belgium's national opera house has premiered "Cassandra," an original score recasting the mythical figure of a doomed prophetess as a climate change scientist whose warnings about global warming go unheeded. (BELGIUM-OPERA/CLIMATE CHANGE (PIX), 239 words)

Van Gogh painting stolen from Dutch museum during pandemic is recovered

AMSTERDAM - A painting by Vincent Van Gogh that was stolen from a small Dutch museum in 2020 during a COVID-19 lockdown has been recovered, the institution that owns the artwork said. (NETHERLANDS-VANGOGH/ (PIX), 239 words)

Peru doctors save toddler who swallowed eight medical needles

LIMA - Doctors in northeastern Peru saved the life of a 2-year-old boy who had swallowed eight injection needles while playing. (PERU-CHILD/NEEDLES (TV), 128 words)

Ukrainian chef dreams of Michelin star, but happy to feed the troops

Serhiy graduated from a culinary school in central Ukraine and dreams of working in a Michelin-starred restaurant. But for now he is only too happy to feed the troops as an army cook. (UKRAINE-CRISIS/CHEF (TV, PIX), 293 words)

Money, work, success: The secret to finding your enough

NEW YORK - How much is enough? (MONEY-ENOUGH/ (PIX), 561 words)

Ethan Hawke taps Flannery O’Connor's fiction to tell her story in 'Wildcat'

TORONTO - Director Ethan Hawke took a deep dive into the fiction of late American author Flannery O’Connor for his new film "Wildcat," hoping to tell her story in a way that helps the viewer make sense of her world view developed as a white Roman Catholic child of the segregated American South. (FILMFESTIVAL-TORONTO/WILDCAT (PIX, TV), 365 words)

From 'Hair Love' to 'Young Love': A Black family's animated TV tale

When director and writer Matthew A. Cherry started a crowdsourced fund in 2017 for his animated short film "Hair Love," he could not have imagined it would go on to win an Oscar in 2020 and eventually grow into the 2023 Max series "Young Love." (TELEVISION-YOUNG LOVE/ (TV), 269 words)

AI quietly reshaping Apple iPhones, watches

Unlike other companies that are attempting significant transformations with artificial intelligence, Apple is using the emerging technology to improve basic functions in its new gadgets. (APPLE-EVENT/AI (PIX), 446 words)

EXPLANATORY CONTENT

EXPLAINER-Who should get a COVID vaccine this year?

EXPLAINER-Can Trump be disqualified from the presidency over Jan. 6?

FACTBOX-When is the second 2024 Republican debate and what can we expect?

TIMELINE-Tennis-Novak Djokovic's run to record 24 Grand Slam titles

(Compiled by Mark Porter and Patrick Enright)