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Pamela Anderson dismisses comparisons between her cooking show and Meghan Markle's, emphasizing she didn't see similarities and downplaying any drama with a humorous remark, highlighting that she didn't invent cooking shows and is just supporting Meghan's endeavors.
Pamela Anderson responded to rumors that Meghan Markle's Netflix cooking show was a rip-off of her own series, stating she didn't see any similarities and didn't think Markle copied her. Despite the accusations, Anderson's show received higher ratings and popularity, while Markle's show struggled with viewership and critical reception.
Meghan Markle is set to launch a cooking show on Netflix as part of her new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, aiming to celebrate cooking, gardening, entertaining, and friendship. This move allows her to distance herself from royal drama and reintroduce herself to American audiences while capitalizing on her royal experiences, offering a relatable and expert image.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's production company, Archewell Productions, is working on two new nonfiction series for Netflix. One series, curated by Meghan, will focus on cooking and gardening, while the other will provide access to the world of professional polo, a sport Prince Harry has played for years. The couple's multiyear deal with Netflix includes documentaries, docuseries, feature films, scripted shows, and children's programming. Additionally, Meghan recently introduced her new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, and is set to launch a cooking show with the streaming platform.
Carnie Wilson reveals that her doctor warned her against taking Ozempic for weight loss due to potential serious side effects, citing her previous gastric bypass surgery and lap-band as reasons for her apprehension. She emphasizes the importance of health and shares her journey of losing weight through diet modifications and willpower. Additionally, Wilson discusses her 20 years of sobriety and her upcoming cooking show, "Sounds Delicious with Carnie Wilson," featuring celebrity guests such as John Stamos and Shawn Stockman.
Chrissy Teigen and David Chang's new Freeform series "Chrissy & Dave Dine Out" spotlights the Los Angeles restaurant scene as they host dinner parties with celebrity friends, including Jimmy Kimmel and Kumail Najiani. The show, which premieres on Freeform and streams on Hulu, showcases their culinary journey and features unfiltered conversations at the dinner table. Teigen and Chang's long-standing friendship and shared passion for food form the backbone of the series, which also delves into their personal lives and experiences with alcohol.
Chrissy Teigen dazzled at the Sundance Film Festival while promoting her new cooking show, "Chrissy & Dave Eat Out," with chef David Chang. The TV personality walked the red carpet in a maroon-and-white suit with feather trim, revealing a matching bra and toned abs. The show will feature them dining out with guests at various restaurants. Teigen also revealed on Jimmy Kimmel Live that her son, Miles, has never eaten a vegetable, sparking conversation about picky eating habits.
Chrissy Teigen revealed on Jimmy Kimmel Live that her son Miles, 5, has never eaten a vegetable and once accidentally ate a broccoli floret in fried rice, causing distress. She also shared that her daughter Luna, 7, is a great eater. Teigen was promoting her new cooking show, "Chrissy & Dave Dine Out," which features her and chef David Chang dining out with guests at various restaurants.
The period dramedy "Julia," based on the life of Julia Child and starring Sarah Lancashire, has been canceled by Max after two seasons. Despite critical acclaim, the show failed to find a widespread audience. The series depicted Child's rise to fame and her impact on bringing French cuisine to American households.
Padma Lakshmi, host and executive producer of Bravo's cooking show Top Chef, has announced that she is leaving the show after its 20th season, known as Top Chef: World All-Stars. Lakshmi has been a part of the show for 17 years and feels it's time to move on to other creative pursuits, including her show Taste The Nation and her books. Top Chef has already been renewed for a 21st season.
Padma Lakshmi, the host and executive producer of Bravo's cooking competition show Top Chef, has announced that she will be leaving the show after its 20th season. Lakshmi has been a part of the show for 17 years and has decided to move on to focus on other creative pursuits, including her show Taste The Nation and her books. Top Chef has already been renewed for a 21st season.
Selena Gomez is set to host two new shows for Food Network, including a celebration-focused series for the 2023 holiday season and an untitled show in 2024 where she visits other chefs' kitchens. The former Disney star has already found success with HBO Max's Selena + Chef series. Each of the new series will be produced by July Moon Productions and The Intellectual Property Corporation for Food Network. The announcement comes after Hailey Bieber was trolled online by Selena fans after launching her new cooking show.
Channel Ten has cancelled the premiere of MasterChef Australia following the sudden death of judge Jock Zonfrillo at age 46. Zonfrillo, a Scottish-Australian chef, had hosted the popular cooking show with Andy Allen and Melissa Leong since 2019. No cause of death has been disclosed. Zonfrillo is survived by his third wife and four children. Tributes from the celebrity and culinary worlds have flooded in.
Valerie Bertinelli's cooking show, "Valerie's Home Cooking," has been canceled by Food Network after 14 seasons. Bertinelli, who also served as an executive producer on the show, expressed her sadness in an Instagram post and video, saying that making the show "was such a dream come true." The reasoning behind the cancellation remains unclear to her. The final season of the show premiered on Sunday. Bertinelli also hosts the Food Network reality-competition series "Kids Baking Championship" alongside Duff Goldman.
Valerie Bertinelli announced on Instagram that her cooking show, "Valerie's Home Cooking," has been canceled by the Food Network after 14 seasons. The host said that the network canceled her show last summer and that she had "no idea why." The 14th season, which starts airing on April 9, will be the final season. Bertinelli expressed her love for making the show and thanked her fans for their support.