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$50K per year for a degree in a low-wage industry − is culinary school worth it?

by Ellen T. Meiser, University of Hawaii at Hilo America’s culinary schools are feeling the heat. When chef Gordon Ramsay appeared on an episode of the...

How did abuse get baked into the restaurant industry?

Many restaurant workers see violence as a core aspect of a hardscrabble kitchen culture that has existed for generations. Jetta Productions/David Atkinson via Getty Images by...

Will latest inflammatory comments tarnish Trump's brand?

NEW YORK (AP) _ Is Donald Trump's business empire as Teflon-coated as his hair appears to be? Trump has found himself on the receiving end...

Broadway stars to celebrate B. Smith, help fight Alzheimer's

NEW YORK (AP) — Broadway stars and singers will come together next week to celebrate former model and restaurateur B. Smith and raise money...

Paula Deen launching digital network

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Celebrity cook Paula Deen, whose career was derailed after she admitted using racial slurs, is going digital. Paula Deen Ventures, a...

Chefs and swimsuit models volley for charity

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Celebrity chefs may be used to the heat of the kitchen, but can they handle hot bods? They found out...

Wife: Trotter was treated for aneurysm, seizures

In this Aug. 28, 2012 file photo, award-winning chef Charlie Trotter is seen during an interview with The Associated Press at his restaurant...

‘‘MasterChef’ runner-up loses ‘battle of his life’

by Alan Duke (CNN)--"MasterChef" runner-up Joshua Marks was in "the battle of his life fighting mental illness" when he killed himself Friday, his family said Sunday. His family blames the lack of mental health treatment facilities and the easy access to guns as factors in his tragic death.

Celeb birthdays for the week of Oct. 13-19

Singer Ashanti is 33 Oct. 13: Actress Melinda Dillon is 74. Musician Paul Simon is 72. Actress Pamela Tiffin is 71. Keyboardist Robert...

Paula Deen dropped by Wal-Mart after ‘Today’ tears

This undated image released by Smithfield Foods shows celebrity chef Paula Deen wearing a Smithfield apron as she stands in front of various Smithfield meat products. (AP Photo/Smithfield Foods via PRNewsFoto) by David Bauder NEW YORK (AP) - Paula Deen was dropped by Wal-Mart and her name was stripped from four buffet restaurants on Wednesday, hours after she went on television and tearfully defended herself amid the mounting fallout over her admission of using a racial slur. The story has become both a day-by-day struggle by a successful businesswoman to keep her career afloat and an object lesson on the level of tolerance and forgiveness in society for being caught making an insensitive remark.

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