Marcus Samuelsson: Last News

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Ina Garten is bringing four new companions over to chat and eat on “Be My Guest With Ina Garten” Season 2, including Faith Hill, Nathan Lane, Emily Blunt and chef Marcus Samuelsson, Variety has learned exclusively. The second season of the Barefoot Contessa’s Food Network and Discovery+ series will debut Oct. 9 at 12 p.m. ET. Per the “Be My Guest” second season description, “In the season premiere, Ina greets Faith Hill with frozen palomas and fresh guacamole and they become fast friends while talking about family, love and music. Faith’s daughter Gracie joins the party to help bake her family’s cola cake recipe and they then take a drive to Topping Rose House to celebrate their new friendship.  In the following episode, Ina serves Nathan Lane a taste of nostalgia with her Rum Raisin Rice Pudding recipe, and they discuss his childhood, personal life and show business career from the early years to his prolific roles on stage and screen.  She also gives cooking-novice Nathan a lesson in making Mussels with Saffron Cream. 

There’s a Chopped marathon happening tonight and we have some info that fans of the Food Network show might want to see.

There’s a Chopped marathon happening tonight and we have some info that fans of the Food Network show might want to see.

. Meanwhile, Glamour Woman of the Year pulls double duty this Saturday night as host and musical guest of SNL. Speaking of , we'll be announcing the class of 2022 in a matter of weeks, so stay tuned for that. On a personal note, my book The Big Bang Theory: The Definitive, Inside Story of the Epic Hit Series . The 500-plus page oral history covers over 120 hours of new, revealing interviews with the entire cast and producers, as well as guest stars like Christine Baranski and Laurie Metcalf.

Dog days are here! Summer is a time of relaxation, and celebrities are buzzing about the best ways to kick back and indulge as temperatures continue to rise.

in 2012, Kristen Kish has become a fixture in the culinary world as well as on TV thanks to her longtime success in the kitchen and, more recently, as one of three chefs featured on TruTV's cooking competition show, . Now, Kish is teaming up with Alton Brown to co-host Netflix’s revival of, the famed Japanese cooking competition series. Although “the original is iconic in its own way,” Kish tells ET that when “you put it on Netflix, it just becomes bigger.

Netflix has dropped the first trailer for their upcoming, Iron Chef show!

Sony Pictures Classics releases Telluride-darling documentary Julia with a national TV push, culinary events and virtual screenings through November hosted by famous chefs from Alice Waters (San Francisco) and Johnny Spero (Boston) to Jamie Bissonnette (Houston) and luminaries from New York, LA, Philly and Miami.

Top Chef Family Style’s lead judge Marcus Samuelsson, 49, has cooked for a ton of famous people, but Michelle Obama, 57, was extra special. “Working with the First Lady was one of my highest honors and privileges,” Marcus told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY on the set of Peacock’s new series. “She’s amazing.”

Daymond John celebrated his second annual Black Entrepreneurs Day Thursday by giving away $250,000 in grants to businesses.The event, presented by Chase for Business and held live and in-person, from Harlem’s Apollo Theater, included conversations with several Black celebrities turned businessicons including Kevin Hart, Shaquille O'Neal, Tyra Banks, Michael Strahan, Marcus Samuelsson, Rev Run and D Nice.

New York Yankees season might have been a strikeout, but chef Marcus Samuelsson’s show, out every Tuesday on the YES Network app, is a grand slam.In “Home Plate,” Samuelsson, 50, ventures out to a diverse selection of NYC’s best mom and pop eateries chosen by former Yankees — Bernie Williams, 53, and David Cone, 58 — the New York Liberty’s Rookie of the Year Michaela Onyenwere, 22, along with Lorraine Bracco, 67, and Steve Schirripa, 64, of “The Sopranos.” “It’s all we love about the city.

Michael Appler On Friday night in New York City, Madonna, joined by Jon Batiste, his band and a small group of fans, gave an intimate cabaret performance in the basement of Marcus Samuelsson’s restaurant Red Rooster, before spilling out into the Harlem streets for a 2 a.m. parade set to “Like a Prayer.”The midnight cabaret turned New Orleans-style street party rang in Friday’s release of “Madame X,” a documentary concert film of Madonna’s 2019 tour, released by Paramount Plus. “Obviously, Madame X has been born,” Madonna said to the basement crowd, dressed in a black cocktail dress, lace gloves and long blonde wig.

She published a viral Instagram Story post poking fun at a lack luster meal served during Monday's star-studded Met Gala, which cost $35,000 a ticket to attend.And Keke Palmer took to Twitter to double down on her dissatisfaction after head chefMarcus Samuelsson, who curated the night's menu, came to the food's defense earlier this week.'I just have different taste buds!' wrote the 28-year-old actress in response to a supportive fan who shared an article featuringSamuelsson's rebuttal.

Keke Palmer has responded after her photo of the food being served at the Met Gala on Monday in New York City prompted chef and Food Network star Marcus Samuelsson — who helped select the 10 up-and-coming chefs who created the evening's sustainable, plant-based menu — to defend it.The 28-year-old actress attended the glamorous event and shared a picture of her dinner on her Instagram Story, which went viral. «This is why they don't show y'all the food,» she wrote.

Keke Palmer just wasn’t impressed by the Met Gala menu – and she’s making that very clear.

“Today, you have rock star chefs; Julia Child was the first,” says renowned chef Marcus Samuelsson (who you might recognize from the cooking reality show “Chopped“) at the beginning of the trailer for “Julia,” a new documentary from Sony Pictures Classics. Julia Child was the first famous cookbook author; her book Mastering the Art of French Cooking became a major hit, she helped further popularized The Joy Of Cooking book, which she famously said she learned to cook from, and then there was her many television shows that were a good showcase for her ebullient personality.

Ethan Shanfeld In an effort to buff its unscripted catalog, Peacock has ordered four spinoff series, including “Top Chef Family Style” and “Below Deck Down Under.”The streamer also nabbed the kids version of “American Ninja Warrior” and a baking-themed spinoff of the DIY series “Making It.”Hosted by Meghan Trainor, “Top Chef Family Style” will feature young chefs teaming up with an adult family member to compete and prove their culinary skills. Head judge Marcus Samuelsson will serve at the Judges’ Table with Trainor and a series of notable guest judges.The Australia-set “Below Deck Down Under” will showcase the upstairs/downstairs of a super-yacht.

Natalie Oganesyan editorIn today’s TV news roundup, HBO Max unveiled the trailer for the second season of Selena Gomez’s “Selena + Chef,” and the Native American Media Alliance is accepting applications for its 6th Annual Native American TV Writers Lab.HBO Max debuted the trailer for the second season of “Selena + Chef,” set to premiere Jan. 21.