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"This is my first year being really into it ... I DVR each episode so that I can fast forward through Randy Jackson, J.Lo, and Steven what's-his-name."
The winners (and a notable loser) from this year's S. Pellegrino World's 50 Best Restaurants awards.
The French Laundry and Per Se chef talks about accessibility, superheroes, and what he likes to eat.
The chef has inked a new partnership with the luxury brand.
They also left off Mark Bittman. Seriously?
Recommended today: Life-changing restaurants, all-American icons, and culinary adventures for 2010.
The 'Times' explores the relationship between the chef and his father.
It's the great debate among restaurant lovers: What's the toughest table to score?
So what's he doing to prepare?
Chef Timothy Hollingsworth impressed the judges with his beef cheeks.
The dream team will prepare twenty-course meals at Alinea, Per Se, and the French Laundry. But they won't come cheap.
Robin Quivers used to pig out on Roy Rogers with Howard Stern, but six months ago she switched to a vegan diet.
Thomas Keller got high-minded on 'Charlie Rose' this week.
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