There are several famous chefs who redefined cooking on television and in restaurants. Read on to discover these chefs known for their popular restaurants.

The Cooking Channel chef Katie Lee Biegel, 43, may not be the biggest fan of her husband Ryan Biegel's new look, but he ...

"Where Chefs Eat" premiered on the Cooking Channel on Wednesday, and highlighted Philadelphia's food scene. Host Ted Allen traveled to Philadelphia with chef Mike Solomonov to talk with restaurant ...

Female TV chefs have been demonstrating how to cook on-screen since the very early days of television broadcasting. The first daily lineup of TV shows was aired on NBC to a limited geographic area ...

Selena + Chef is undeniably the best cooking show on reality TV. Selena Gomez serves as host, and her charm as she learns the ropes of cooking is what has kept viewers hooked from the first episode.

Just weeks after production kicked off, the team behind the competition series revealed that Madison LeCroy and Craig Conover ...

Paula Deen was a staple on the Food Network in the early 2000s, but she parted ways with the channel in 2013 amid controversy ...

As tutorial-based cooking shows are disappearing from the TV screen, chefs are pivoting to self-producing platforms like YouTube to find a new audience.

GMA will broadcast live from Mercy Chefs’ Portsmouth HQ on Friday as part of their “50 States in 50 Weeks: America the ...

Food Network fans may recall seeing six local restaurants on Guy Fieri’s “Best Bite in Town” in April of 2024. This Tuesday, ...

From old stalwart "Masterchef" to the inane but addictive "Crime Scene Kitchen," here are a few recipes for great summer TV.