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Next Food Network Star: TV Guide News

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Wannabe TV chefs compete in culinary challenges to win their own series.

Bobby Flay Discusses Food Network's Next Dishes | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 5/30/2008
As if the restaurants, cookbooks, TV shows, and the line of sauces and rubs weren't enough, now Southwestern cuisine king Bobby Flay takes on responsibilities as host and head judge of The Next Food Network Star, which kicks off Season 4 Sunday night (10 pm/ET, Food Network). TV Guide: There seem to be a lot of tears this season.? Bobby Flay: They're never ready for how intense it is. This is what's great about these finalists ? they are so passionate and they want it so badly that it gets ... read more
Save the Dates: Chuck's Up, a Naked Debut and More | Today's News: Our Take | 8/30/2007
The new NBC series Chuck will get a sneak preview Sept. 7 at 9 pm, at the New York Television Festival. For tickets, visit NYTVF.com..... Nickelodeon's The Naked Brothers Band will world-premiere their music video "If That's Not Love" on Monday, at 5 pm/ET, with repeats at 6 and 7.... Next Food Network Star Amy Finley's Gourmet Next Door premieres Oct. 14. read more
Amazing Grace, How Sweet the Ratings | Today's News: Our Take | 7/25/2007
TNT's Saving Grace debuted on Monday to 6.4 million total viewers, retaining 86 percent of The Closer's audience (7.3 mil) to become the most-watched basic cable series premiere of the year. The Holly Hunter-fronted drama beat the June 18 bow of time-slot predecessor Heartland, which drew 4.3 mil. And the best part? No naked Harvey Keitel bits.In other ratings news, Sunday's The Next Food Network Star finale served up 3.4 mil, making it the most-watched telecast in the cabler's history. All told, Season 3 was up 38 percent from last season.... David Beckham's debut with the L.A. Galaxy gave ESPN its best-ever numbers for a Major League Soccer contest (1.5 mil viewers).Related: Rating the Beckhams' Ratings read more
New Food Network Star Denies Show Cooked Up Drama | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 7/25/2007
The moment Emeril Lagasse announced Amy Finley as the Season 3 winner of The Next Food Network Star, her life changed forever. Now, with her own TV show ahead of her, the mother of two from San Diego, California, plans on having fun even if she is overwhelmed. TVGuide.com caught up with the self-proclaimed "foodie" to talk about the intense ride that landed her in the No. 1 spot and why, even after considering dropping out of the show, she decided to stick it out for the long haul. ... read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 7/20/2007
No one knows how to take a bigger bite out of life than Guy Fieri. The second-season winner of The Next Food Network Sta read more