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La Toya Jackson's latest book, Starting Over, was recently released in paperback. It began as a vehicle to tell the story of breaking free of her abusive husband and getting a second chance at life. B... More >>
Adam Richman spends the first several minutes of our interview discussing the best way to get places in L.A., as most Angelenos do. He can't count himself one anymore, but he used to live here, coinci... More >>
On Sunday nights, #Girls started blowing up my Twitter feed, alongside #MadMen and #GameofThrones. The show was highly anticipated and critically acclaimed, and has clearly built a rabid following. Wh... More >>
See also: Anthony Bourdain's Baja Episode of No Reservations Will Make You Want to Cross the Border Immediately. See also: 'Stick a Fork in It' column Tijuana Si!. Like many Southern Californians and... More >>
It's Friday morning. Who needs a healthy breakfastr Certainly not you, because you'll be celebrating National Doughnut Day, if you have any sense at all. That's because we live in such an amazingly d... More >>
See also: Did Andy Cohen Go Too Far With Kim Richardsr Ken Todd, husband of Real Housewife Lisa Vanderpump, looks nervous. He's walking around the couple's Beverly Hills restaurant SUR Lounge, maki... More >>
See also: Q & A with Bar Rescue's Jon Taffer: "Everything is to Make Money." If you've recently found yourself in a local bar thinking, "Wow, this place really sucks," one of two things needs to happ... More >>
Remember the first time you saw Bob Saget do stand-up? It was, like, "Whoa. Danny Tanner from Full House curses? The America's Funniest... More >>
A new cooking competition show concept is in the works, we've discovered, though the name of it, and even the network it will be on, is still classified information. We admit to being intrigued, and i... More >>
One of the fascinating Angelenos featured in L.A. Weekly's People 2012 issue. Check out our entire People 2012 issue here. It's a drizzly day at the Crenshaw Farmers Market in South L.A., and the sma... More >>
One of the fascinating Angelenos featured in L.A. Weekly's People 2012 issue. Check out our entire People 2012 issue here. Phil Pavel's parents begged him not to go to Northwestern University. They f... More >>
I just emailed my photo to Adrian Grenier. He asked me to. Me, and about 200 others in the audience last night at Zocalo Public Square's event, "Are We All Paparazzi Nowr" at the Getty Center. It was... More >>
The Baja California episode of No Reservations begins with a soundtrack of gunshots and sirens peppering news reports of violence in Tijuana. But against this noise we see Anthony Bourdain strolling i... More >>
We've pissed off Jamie Oliver again. But this time, it not what we're allowing our children to be served in the school cafeteria, as was the case on Food Revolution. It's what we're serving them at h... More >>
It could have been called "Night of Bests," but NBC execs, including former president of NBC Entertainment Warren Littlefield, knew that wasn't quite right. It was the early '90s and juggernauts Cheer... More >>
Still racking your brain over how to celebrate George Clooney's birthday this yearr We know, we know, it's nearly as stressful as Christmas. Thankfully Locanda del Lago, the Italian restaurant that sp... More >>
Yesterday we met Alie Ward and Georgia Hardstark, the duo behind web series Classy Ladies on Cooking Channel. What impressed us most about them, besides their fab vintage wardrobe, was their ability t... More >>
"Swizzle your beef sticks a little slower," the director says to Alie Ward and Georgia Hardstark as they stir their jerky-infused tequila Bloody Marys -- a drink they've dubbed the Beefy Tomato. It's ... More >>
Martha Stewart, who in recent years has been seen most often on the Hallmark Channel, is making the move to public television, with Martha Stewart's Cooking School premiering on PBS this fall. As the... More >>
Drew Barrymore perks up when we start talking about Baja's wine country -- a topic that seems to be on everyone's lips since Anthony Bourdain declared it the new Tuscany. "That sounds so cool!" she sa... More >>
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The expression goes "everyone's a critic," but when it comes to restaurants, that's pretty much true. You've got your food Tweeters, your Yelpers, your Urbanspooners and, oh yeah, actual critics. Thi... More >>
Update: (11:49 a.m.) It's been announced that Kat Odell, editor of Eater L.A., will star in the show, and it's rumored that Brenda Urban from PR firm Wagstaff Worldwide and chef Waylynn Lucas of Fonut... More >>
It takes a special kind of chef to sign up for a competition show. When it comes to cooking, it's much easier, really, to stay in your own kitchen, keep your nose to the saucepan and crank out the bes... More >>
In which we highlight the past week in food, either at home or abroad. "Yes, pork lovers of the world, as of today, for just under $3,000, J&D's can send you off to your eternal sleep in a bacon co... More >>
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