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Iron Chef's attempt at a product-integration marketing campaign with Doritos brand tortilla chips can be described in three words: hilarious revolting FAIL.   Read Story »
Robin would like everyone to know that she is really happy how Restaurant Wars worked out last week. Uh, no-doy, Robin. You rode the chef's-coattails of your much more talented teammates to one more…   Read Story »
It's amazing that we are in season six of this show and they only just realized that Restaurant Wars is a ridiculous and outlandish test of absolutely nothing. "You have 45 minutes to make this…   Read Story »
This is probably the best Dark Knight cake ever made. It is no Twilight cake, but it is still very very good. (Thanks for the tip, Edith.)   Read Story »
Today, of course, is the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, the holiest day of the year. Jews around the world are fasting today and praying that they will once again be written into…   Read Story »
This is Las Vegas, baby! It's just like they always say: what happens in Vegas can be rehashed into a corny reality competition theme a billion different ways. It's all about strippers and vices and…   Read Story »
Date: Unknown Time: Unknown Location: Unknown Source: youtube.com Description: Completely bizarre and indeterminate video clip of former professional wrestler Dusty Rhodes providing a shirtless tour…   Read Story »
You can tell that the competition is starting to wear the chefs down. Ashley's older brother had a baby, but she couldn't be there because she is in Las Vegas cutting carrots into fake poker chips,…   Read Story »
For one blessed week we are given a reprieve from the relentless Las Vegas-ness of this season. I'm sure next week it will be back to "make an omelet from these pawned items that tastes like…   Read Story »
The Internet is going crazy today over the new KFC Double Down Chicken Sandwich, which features two pieces of bacon and two pieces of cheese "sandwiched" between two pieces of fried chicken. That is…   Read Story »