The Early 2000s Food Network Star Whose Promising Career Ended With A Prison Sentence
This once-popular Food Network chef had a positive, sunny image on television, but after the end of his show, his life descended into darkness.
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This Outlandish Shark Tank Invention Lets You Wake Up To The Smell Of Bacon
Shark Tank is usually home to serious entrepreneurs looking to get a leg up in the business world, but this bacon alarm clock was outright outlandish.
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One Of President Obama's Favorite Dishes Is The 'Simplest Meal Of All Time'
When Barack Obama and Anthony Bourdain dined together in Vietnam, Obama reminisced about one of his favorite meals from his childhood in Indonesia.
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The Late Musical Satirist Who (Maybe) Invented The Jell-O Shot
A musical satirist with an extensive repertoire of lived experience passed away on Saturday. One quirky accomplishment was the invention of Jell-O shots.
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The Divisive Meat You Won't Find Guy Fieri Eating
It's not often that TV host and restaurateur Guy Fieri encounters a meal he won't try at least once. But in addition to eggs, there's also a meat he won't eat.
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The Uber Umami Instant Soup Keke Palmer Keeps In Her Purse
Keke Palmer is just like us: She needs a snack on hand at all times. But instead of just a bag of chips or a bar, she packs something more flavorful in her bag.
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The Dessert Martha Stewart Allegedly Made In Her Prison Microwave
She serves domestic diva whether her jumpsuit is standard-issue or Hermès, and Martha Stewart's nuked prison dessert tastes like fine, minimum-security dining.
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Ozzy's Love Of Chipotle Has Fans Signing A Unique Petition
There's no better way to honor the Prince of Darkness than by getting extra guac. Here's how fans hope to keep Ozzy Osbourne's Chipotle obsession alive forever.
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How McDonald's Rebranded Grimace From Villain To A Lovable Sidekick
Grimace is the purple, fluffy, lovable guy that you more than likely recognize from McDonald's content or vintage ads, but he used to be pretty creepy.
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Billie Jean King's Fridge Contents Are Hilariously Relatable
Billie Jean King is an icon in the world of sports, but her fridge is probably a lot more relatable to the average person than you would expect.
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The Bathroom Product That Acts As Whipped Cream's Stand-In For Commercials Might Make You Gag
Food photography doesn't always use the exact food being depicted. When it comes to whipped cream, more often than not you're looking at this bathroom staple.
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The Totally Normal Breakfast Food That Spooked Alfred Hitchcock
For a filmmaker who specialized in suspense, Alfred Hitchcock had a lot of fears. His list included police officers, Sundays, and this common breakfast item.
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Whatever Happened To Fat Shack From Shark Tank?
It wasn't that long ago that the late-night restaurant chain known as Fat Shack appeared on Shark Tank. What happened to the brand after it's episode aired?
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Bruce Springsteen Won't Drink This American-Born Beer On Tour
Tour riders give us a peek into the inner workings of their favorite musicians. What does Bruce Springsteein's concert rider tell us? He's not a Budweiser fan.
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The James Beard Awarded Chef Who Hosted The First Ever PBS Chinese Cooking Show
PBS was one of the first American channels to produce cooking shows, and this iconic chef was the first host to showcase how to make Asian cuisine.
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The Sunday Breakfast Spread Martha Stewart Makes For Her Employees
Martha Stewart has an enormous property thanks to the millions she's made throughout her career. This is the breakfast spread she serves her team on Sundays.
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The Cubed Meat King Harold Eats In Shrek 2 Is Actually A French Delicacy
Among the many strange sights in "Shrek 2" is King Harold's meal of cubed beef dipped in ... something. What he's eating has a long and convoluted history.
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According To Anthony Bourdain, This Is The 'Greatest Soup In The World'
Earning the title of 'greatest soup in the world' from the likes of Anthony Bourdain is no easy feat, but he made no qualms about declaring his pick.
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The Famous Chef Who Made Anthony Bourdain One Of The Best Things He'd Ever Eaten
Anthony Bourdain traveled the world experiencing international cuisine but while filming a show, he visited a then-up and coming chef and was blown away.
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Julia Child's Final Homecooked Meal Couldn't Have Been More Perfect
Julia Child was a global treasure when her cooking show was on air. Just before she passed away, she chose this iconic dish to be her final, homecooked meal.
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What It's Really Like To Be In The Audience Of Beat Bobby Flay
Beat Bobby Flay is a well-loved cooking show which sports a live audience in the background. Here's what it's like to be in that audience and how to sign up.
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The Canned Ingredient Lindsay Lohan Puts In Mac And Cheese
Lindsay Lohan, foodie? It's true. The actress and pop culture icon has many recipes on her site, including this mac and cheese that adds a common canned item.
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Just Like The Beatles, The Rice Krispies Elves Have A Forgotten Member
The Rice Krispies elves are part of pop culture history. Everyone knows Snap, Crackle, and Pop, but did you know there was a fourth, forgotten elf — from space?
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How An Old-School Toy Kickstarted Bobby Flay's Love Of Cooking
Everyone has a beloved toy from childhood, one that stood out above all else. Not everyone, however, has a childhood toy that inspired their future careers.
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Is Bringing Your Own Food Into Movie Theaters Illegal?
It certainly feels sneaky and illicit to covertly bring your own snacks and drinks into a movie theater, but is doing this actually breaking the law?
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Ina Garten's Real-Life Struggles Are Truly Heartbreaking
Ina Garten is a regular on the TV foodie scene, but real life isn't always quite as straightforward as what we see onscreen, even for the Barefoot Contessa.
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Bette Davis Was All About This Classic New England Hash
Bette Davis was a superstar in Old Hollywood, but that didn't keep her from enjoying a classic New England Hash which hailed from the same region she was born.
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