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Ryan Seacrest Joins Today as Special Correspondent for New Two-Year Deal

On the heels of signing on for two more years of American Idol, Ryan Seacrest has reached an additional two-year, mutli-platform agreement with NBC Universal that includes serving as a special correspondent for NBC's Today show and the upcoming Summer 2012 Olympics in London, it was announced Friday.

Fri, Apr 27, 2012

Ryan Seacrest Joins Today as Special Correspondent for New Two-Year Deal

Jamie Oliver Slams Reporter for Asking About Weight Gain; Blames Unflattering Photos

Does Jamie Oliver look bigger to you? If so, don't ask him about it! The British chef and TV personality called a female reporter a "b----" after she asked about his seemingly larger frame, The Herald Sun reports. "Are you from a tabloid? Thank you for noticing," he responded Wednesday before calling the...

Fri, Mar 9, 2012

Jamie Oliver Slams Reporter for Asking About Weight Gain; Blames Unflattering Photos

ABC Pulls Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution Off Sweeps Schedule, Will Resume in June

ABC has decided to pull Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution off the May sweeps schedule, TVGuide.com has confirmed. The series, which follows British chef Jamie Oliver as he attempts to reform school lunch programs in America, will resume in June, where it will air on Fridays at 9/8c. The move comes as a result of...

Tue, May 3, 2011

ABC Pulls Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution Off Sweeps Schedule, Will Resume in June

Watercooler: Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution Needs to be Televised

Two words for you, people: Pink slime.Last night, Jamie Oliver launched the second season of his Food Revolution, and for all the nauseating apathy displayed by the Los Angeles United School District, which publicly refused to grant Oliver access to their cafeterias until just recently, the thing that really ...

Wed, Apr 13, 2011

Watercooler: Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution Needs to be Televised

Jamie Oliver: I’m Now Working with Los Angeles Schools -- Just Not on Camera

Will only some of the Revolution be televised? Jamie Oliver didn't get into Los Angeles school cafeterias for the second season of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution like he wanted, but it now looks like the British chef and the L.A. Unified School District are on their way to a truce! It just may not happen in front of the cameras.

Tue, Apr 12, 2011

Jamie Oliver: I’m Now Working with Los Angeles Schools -- Just Not on Camera

ABC Announces Finale Dates

ABC has announced its finale dates that include a two-hour episode of Desperate Housewives and a one-hour episode of Cougar Town. Fall 2011 TV scorecard: Which shows are returning? Which aren't? Check out ABC's full list of season finales:

Tue, Mar 22, 2011

L.A. Unified School District Says No To Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution

The Los Angeles Unified School District has refused an offer to take part in Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution. In its first season, Food Revolution chronicled the British chef's attempts to improve school lunch programs in Huntington, W. Va. ABC announced last month that the second season would be filmed in Los Angeles, a city which Oliver called "his biggest challenge yet."

Sat, Nov 6, 2010

L.A. Unified School District Says No To Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution

Jamie Oliver and Wife Welcome Baby Boy

It's a boy for Jamie Oliver and wife Jools. "It's a baby boy guys!!! I'm shock[ed], we're all very happy, mum was amazing and both are well and happy x4 kids!!" the celebrity chef tweeted on Wednesday. See photos of Jamie Oliver

Thu, Sep 16, 2010

Jamie Oliver Taking Food Revolution to Los Angeles

With any luck, Jamie Oliver will do away with liquid cleanses and protein bars as meals. The Emmy-winning Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution will be back for a second season — and this time the British chef's taking his anti-obesity crusade to Los Angeles. ABC, which announced the show's return Thursday, calls Los Angeles "his biggest...

Thu, Sep 2, 2010

Jamie Oliver Taking Food Revolution to Los Angeles

Roush Review: Ms. Griffin Goes to Washington

One of the most unlikely—on paper, anyway—regulars at the Emmy party the last few years has been the infamously outspoken Kathy Griffin and her cheeky Bravo docu-reality series My Life on the D-List. Including this year, it has been nominated five times for Outstanding Reality Program and won twice. This year, her hefty and relatively high-minded competition includes...

Tue, Jul 13, 2010

Roush Review: Ms. Griffin Goes to Washington

Tonight's TV Hot List: Friday, April 23, 2010

Smallville8/7c CW Who is the Blur? Everyone wants to know, but Clark's not telling. This means he gets subjected to all manner of plots, schemes and wayward photo-snapping while doing something heroic in a flurry of action. In this episode, he's rescuing Lois from former DA and ex-con Raymond Sacks (Dylan Neal) when a delivery guy catches him on film. Like any entrepreneurial delivery person would do, he puts the picture up for sale and deep-pocketed Checkmate agent Maxwell Lord (Gil Bellows) comes calling.Read on for previews of Who Do You Think You Are?, Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, Party Down and Two Kenyan Guys.

Fri, Apr 23, 2010

Tonight's TV Hot List: Friday, April 23, 2010

Tonight's TV Hot List: Friday, April 16, 2010

Spartacus: Blood and Sand10/9c StarzOver these bloody entertaining 13 episodes fraught with carnage and the carnal, Spartacus has gone from Thracian warrior to Roman slave to gladiator trainee to gladiator champion. In the first-season finale, Spartacus hopes to exact revenge on Glaber, who was responsible for his plight, and who had an exacting hand in the death of his wife. To bring his plan to fruition, Spartacus receives welcome support and assistance from a most unlikely ally.Read on for previews of Wizards of Waverly Place, What Not to Wear Awards, Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution and Secrets of the Mountain.

Fri, Apr 16, 2010

Tonight's TV Hot List: Friday, April 16, 2010

Top Moments: Breaking Bad, the Veep and Pamela Anderson Go Big

TV went big this week. Desperate Housewives' Katherine picked the worst possible moment for a heart-to-heart. Some Amazing Race contestants made a mistake of Biblical proportions. Breaking Bad made its play to be the best show on the air. And — as our noble leaders are duly elected to do — Vice President Joe Biden put everything in perspective. Welcome to Top Moments, Big F---ing Deal Edition...

Fri, Mar 26, 2010