The Food Network Shows Emeril Lagasse Wants No Part Of
Emeril Lagasse was Food Network's first star chef in the '90s. Despite being an icon, there's one type of cooking show that he's not interested in.
Read MoreEmeril Lagasse was Food Network's first star chef in the '90s. Despite being an icon, there's one type of cooking show that he's not interested in.
Read MoreCelebrity chef and Food Network personality Bobby Flay is a true iconoclast when it comes to cooking rice. In fact, he skips a common step many swear by.
Read MoreIn the papers filed, the award-winning actress and Food Network star asked that neither party receive spousal support and that their prenup be honored.
Read MoreJason Momoa is a talented actor and a big guy who likely has a big appetite. He loves biscuits & gravy and goes to a place with the best ever, according to him.
Read MoreAlton Brown is a complicated guy. Here's what you might not know about Food Network's smartest showman.
Read MoreA variety of dishes are served on Donald Trump's Air Force One. Perhaps unsurprisingly, many of them are hearty comfort fare, including this Italian sandwich.
Read MoreCelebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson shouted out this island in the Atlantic as the place where his favorite fish sandwich is served, so you might want to visit it.
Read MoreWhile Ivanka Trump has been working alongside Donald Trump for the majority of her life, her breakfast habits are a complete 180 from her father's.
Read MoreFood Network has aired countless shows since starting, and many of them have since concluded. Here are the shows that haven't seen the spotlight in awhile.
Read MoreJoshua Weissman, YouTuber and published chef, married Kate Weissman. But very little is known about Kate Rosendahl. Read to learn more about Josh and Kate.
Read MoreWillie Nelson has a dedicated corner in every Texas Roadhouse, but he only has ownership in one location. It's in Texas, naturally. Here's where you'll find it.
Read MoreFor waiters, working at a renowned restaurant run by a famous chef might sound pretty great ... as long as their tips don't get stolen.
Read MoreSome celebrities are louder about their culinary preferences than others. These well-known figures all eschew animal products in favor of a vegan diet.
Read MoreOne of the coolest things about Jimmy Buffet was that his songs were often based on real experiences and places, including this Key West waterfront restaurant.
Read MoreGordon Ramsay may be a tough customer on "Kitchen Nightmares," but he knows his way around a dish, upgrading pancakes with a delectable, caramelized twist.
Read MoreJacques Pépin is an accomplished chef and beloved culinary inspiration. When he revealed what kind of butter he bakes with, the answer was a little surprising.
Read MoreHow many rules must a man write down before you know what fish he wants? The answer is in Bob Dylan's tour rider, which includes very specific restrictions.
Read MoreOne of John Wayne's favorite restaurants was a steakhouse in Orange County, California. The actor ate there so often that he even had his own table.
Read MoreNothing about Timothée Chalamet's acting is especially hammy or cheesy. However, both of those descriptors would apply to his go-to midnight snack.
Read MoreDid you happen to catch the "Shark Tank" episode with the company Bon AppéSweet? After making a deal with two Sharks, here's where the company is today.
Read MoreTaylor Swift has had ample opportunity to try new candies, and she found a delightful gummy favorite from the United Kingdom many years ago.
Read MoreAs the host of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Guy Fieri scopes out unique food establishments. A burger he tried in Texas is one he won't forget.
Read MoreTaylor Swift is one of many celebs who adore Ina Garten. Admiration aside, there's one piece of advice from the Food Network host that the singer disregards.
Read MoreWhen Beyoncé was a child of the non-Destiny variety, she lived in a Houston district with a chicken joint so good that she later referenced it in a song.
Read MoreWhen Martin Luther King Jr. served as the pastor of an Alabama church during the latter half of the 1950s, he would get food from this nearby hot dog joint.
Read MoreA show that reaches 500-plus episodes and spans more than a decade was clearly doing something right. Yet, Food Network canned "The Kitchen" anyway.
Read MoreObviously, Michael Jordan ate opponents for breakfast on the basketball court. However, he also reportedly chowed down on this famous fast food sandwich.
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