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David Chang Muses on Vegas, Austin, and the Culinary World in General
David Chang discusses nearly every conceivable food-related subject in a series of video interviews at Big Think.
The $175 Kobe Burger; Black Truffles in Trouble
Junk-food-eating monkeys, why raw vegetables are not always best for you, inflation in food prices, and more, in our morning roundup of news and gossip.
Sam Waterston Can Barely Keep a Straight Face This Time
Plus: Tarsem is totally keeping it simple for his next movie.
Food Sculpture Goes From Cute to Creepy
An orange carries itself to its death, and other eerie images appear in a weird food-sculpture gallery.
Georgia Design Students Not That Upset by Galliano's No-Show
André Leon Talley said it took two years of planning to get John Galliano to stop by the Savannah College of Art and Design, but the students didn't expect him to show up anyway.
Exclusive Clip: Christopher Zalla’s ‘Sangre de Mi Sangre’
In Chris Zalla's award-winning debut, Sangre de Mi Sangre, Pedro, a Mexican immigrant, travels to New York to meet his long-lost, reputedly successful father for the first time.
Are Marc Jacobs and Jason Preston Back Together?
Just when we thought Marc Jacobs had ended the Jason Preston chapter, he's back in his arms! And Preston's new Facebook status message might indicate they're really back together!
Will the Fallout From a Failed Hedge Fund Steal the Smile From Vikram Pandit's Face?
The Citigroup CEO struggles with a hedge fund that lost hundreds of millions of dollars, the White House claims NBC's Knesset footage was edited to make Bush look like a jerk, and noogies are legally defined, all in our daily rundown of industry news.
‘Sangre de Mi Sangre’ Director Christopher Zalla on Making New York Scary
"When we were shooting in these conditions on this low budget, we would never have thought people would say this is too slick."
Obama Likely to Clinch Delegate Count Tonight — and Then What?
Today we are reminded, once again, that the race for the Democratic nomination hasn't yet ended, as Kentucky and Oregon hold primaries for their mostly white residents.
Relive the Spitzer Scandal All Over Again on ‘Law & Order’
Hookers, hypocrisy, and black socks reappear on television in tomorrow night's season finale! Love that Dick Wolf.
New Netflix Set-Top Device Makes Us Wish for Monopolies
Another remote control? Kill us now.
Kathie Lee Gifford Tells a Nice Story About the Clinton Marriage
We could barely believe it! It even tugged at our heartstrings.
Kate Moss's New Topshop Collection Is Better Than Her Last
Moss and Topshop continue to improve, but we will never be down with shorts with a half-inch inseam.
Jack Donaghy to Take the Reins at Random House
Will Vintage editorial assistants be taught to repair Kindles?
Vito Won't Run for Reelection
And we are actually surprised! He announces the news on his congressional Website.
Donatella Wins Superstar Award; Akris Rakes in Cash; Gisele Gets Sued
Donatella Versace will win the Superstar Award from Fashion Group International, Akris broke sales records at Bergdorf, and Gisele's carpenter is suing her.
John Mayer Continues to Be the Salvation of Celebrity Journalism
He's dancing on tables, he's refusing hot blondes. Thank God, really. That and more in our daily gossip roundup.
The Governor Has a Headache
David Paterson was rushed to the hospital this morning with a severe migraine.
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