Apparently, Gordon Ramsay Made One MasterChef Contestant Black Out
Gordon Ramsay might seem like an insult-breathing dragon, but you still might not expect a "MasterChef" contestant to black out in his presence.
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Whatever Happened To Zeke's From Kitchen Nightmares?
After the death of its owner in 2005, Zeke's Restaurant struggled to survive. Gordon Ramsay tried to rescue the restaurant, but was it too late? -
Is Campania From Kitchen Nightmares Still Open?
Gordon Ramsay arrived at New Jersey's Campania when the restaurant was in need of dire help. But, what happened to the business after their episode aired? -
The Most Outlandish Dessert Jonathan Bennett Remembers From Cake Wars - Exclusive
Of all the desserts that host Jonathan Bennett tried on "Cake Wars," one stands out to him as the most outlandish - and he also remembers it as the tastiest. -
GBBO's Nation-Themed Weeks Are Receiving The Axe Over Racism Claims
The latest season of "The Great British Bake Off" will be getting back to its roots with more simple, grounded challenges - and notably, no nationality weeks. -
The Biggest Lesson Graham Elliot Learned As A Judge On MasterChef Junior
Graham Elliot may be a world-renowned chef but he took away some great lessons working with kids in the kitchen while judging "MasterChef Junior." -
How Zocalo Is Doing After Kitchen Nightmares
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay tried to help the owners of the Mexican restaurant Zocalo when they appeared during Season Five of "Kitchen Nightmares." -
Here's What Happened To Nino's After Kitchen Nightmares
Nino's Italian Restaurant was a mainstay in Long Beach, California until the owner started having health problems and 'Kitchen Nightmares' stepped in to help. -
Shark Tank Kitchen Gadgets You Can Buy On Amazon
When it comes to kitchen gadgets, some of the most ingenious and game-changing ideas have emerged from the pressure cooker that is the "Shark Tank." -
How Kitchen Nightmares Affected The Business At Down City
Despite his best efforts, Gordon Ramsay can't save every restaurant featured on "Kitchen Nightmare." This is the story of Down City's downfall. -
The 'Best' Dish Jonathan Bennett Tried For Food Network's Battle Of The Decades - Exclusive
"Battle of the Decades" is bringing back lots of nostalgic foods for competitors to use - and host Jonathan Bennett told us which creation he liked best. -
SpongeBob Foods We Wish Existed In Real Life
The cartoon series "SpongeBob SquarePants" offers up lots of make-believe foods available in Bikini Bottom. We explore some of the more memorable ones. -
Is The Official Ted Lasso Shortbread Biscuit Release Hinting At A Return?
Shortbread biscuits are in the air, but do they smell like hopes of fans who miss "Ted Lasso," or should such optimism be lassoed and reined in? -
Will Bad Vegan's Sarma Melngailis' NYC Restaurant Ever Open Again?
Six years after a string of controversies and a lost lawsuit, will Sarma Melngailis of Netflix's "Bad Vegan" ever reopen her NYC restaurant? -
How Sushi Ko's Business Fared After Kitchen Nightmares
Gordon Ramsay had his work cut out for when he traveled to Thousand Oaks, California, to help a struggling sushi restaurant with bigger problems than bad food. -
How Business At Lela's Is Doing After Kitchen Nightmares
An overwhelmed owner and a warm walk-in freezer was a recipe for ruin for for Lela's Restaurant. Did it survive its "Kitchen Nightmares" relaunch? -
Whatever Happened To The Mixing Bowl After Kitchen Nightmares?
When Gordon Ramsay revisited The Mixing Bowl, things appeared to be improving, though it wasn't quite enough to prevent the restaurant from closing its doors. -
How Fiesta Sunrise Is Doing After Kitchen Nightmares
Ideally, Fiesta Sunrise would have triumphantly ridden off into the sunset after "Kitchen Nightmares." However, things played out differently. -
Juan-Carlos Cruz: 12 Facts About The Former Food Network Star Who Spent Time Behind Bars
The former host of "Calorie Commando" was on his way up at the Food Network at one point. Unfortunately, a homicidal decision sent him off TV for good. -
Guy's Grocery Games: Superstars Competitor Tregaye Fraser Is A Familiar Face
Food Network viewers eagerly awaiting the premiere of "Guy's Grocery Games: Superstars" can look forward to seeing the return of a fan favorite competitor. -
Hot Ones Dares You To Try The Spiciest Hot Pockets Ever
If you're a fan of super spicy sauces and "Hot Ones," you may actually find yourself willing to dare a taste of the spiciest Hot Pockets ever. -
Jonathan Bennett Leans Into The Nostalgia Trend With New Cooking Competition - Exclusive Interview
"Battle of the Decades" host Jonathan Bennett told us what to expect from the new show, shared his favorite nostalgic foods from past decades, and more. -
Where To Watch The Brand-New Battle Of The Decades
Food Network's all-new show "Battle of the Decades" pits generations of chefs against one another as they prepare trendy dishes and classic meals. -
All That We Know So Far About Alison Hammond, The New GBBO Co-Host
Alison Hammond might be a new GBBO co-host but she's no stranger to the camera. U.K. audiences may be quite acquainted with her already. -
Here's Where To Watch Big Sky Kitchen With Eduardo Garcia
Fans of the Bionic Chef will naturally want to know how to view his cooking show, so here's where to watch "Big Sky Kitchen With Eduardo Garcia." -
MasterChef Is Cooking Up Its 14th Season. Here's What We Know
Fox confirms that "MasterChef" will return (along with its three iconic judges) for a historic 14th season. What will this new round of competition entail? -
Jeff Mauro's Simple Tip For Amateurs On Worst Cooks In America's Season 26 Premiere
Host Jeff Mauro was quick to share his thoughts after encouraging one contestant to taste ingredients and seasonings before loading them into a dish.
