Sara is the Hell's Kitchen she-devil bitch du jour — and having her remain among the contestants still vying for Gordon Ramsay's eye, and his glimmering Red Rock eatery in Vegas, is simply another reason to question this Season's crop of cooks. (Ramsay appears a bit more overly flustered this time around, eh?) (Full Story)
Published in Hell's Kitchen on Jul 20, 2006 - 09:09 PM RRMID_7325
It's almost silly to think that someone as animalistic as Gordon Ramsay may have reached his limit emotionally. In some ways it may be hard to tell when that line might have been crossed — though watching a television personality bellow "Fuck the lot of you... fuck the lot of you" into the shocked faces of his Red Team female wannabe superstar chefs surely signaled some kind of tipping point. (Full Story)
Published in Hell's Kitchen on Jul 01, 2006 - 12:43 PM RRMID_6807
World-renowned chef Gordon Ramsay, equally famous for his temper as for his culinary creations, is back for a second serving of the sizzling unscripted series Hell's Kitchen when 12 new would-be restaurateurs are put on the chopping block June 12th at 8/7c on FOX. Hell's Kitchen returns for a second season, and you can win a new LCD TV and Hell's Kitchen apron. Enter now! (Tune in time changed by FOX on 6/5/06) (Full Story)
Published in Hell's Kitchen on May 30, 2006 - 12:28 PM RRMID_3118
Hell's Kitchen: Looking For The Gordon Ramsey Satellite (More)
I have to say Gordon Ramsey is a true professional. Anyone — a Marine drill sergeant on steroids comes vaguely to mind — that can separate work and play in such a blindly heroic fashion is welcome to all the worldly accolades blessed upon him. In other words he's worth every damn penny farthing. Catching Gordon Ramsey and the Red Team inside the Cat and Fiddle pub — after a fetching five-course challenge victory (which tickled Ramsey's gizzard) — carousing, laughing, and throwing darts and spiking back a pint — with Jeff cavorting obliviously among them — was a virtuoso performance in Ramsey's type of ultra-thick power play. Because, to then sink your bloody fangs into Jeff's quivering neck (or an extra thick kidney stone) a few hours later must be a tough sell even to one so bold. (Full Story)
Published in Hell's Kitchen on Jun 16, 2005 - 08:52 PM RRMID_8228
Hell's Kitchen: The Customer Is Always A Jackass (More)
Hell's Kitchen opened for a "booked solid" second night of Hollywood debauchery. The squid and Risotto and Beef Wellington were at last, in a certain manner, jumping off the saucepans and grills at a respectful clip. By the second dinner service, however, Red Team began twisting in the wind. Kidney stones and Dewberryied confusion. (Full Story)
Published in Hell's Kitchen on Jun 08, 2005 - 10:01 PM RRMID_11823
Hell's Kitchen: Gordon Ramsey: This Man Will Eat Your Lunch (More)
If you remember the last time cameras and microphones were allowed into a restaurant the show was beguilingly called "The Restaurant." It was a Mark Burnett production and showcased the opening of celebrity chef Rocco DiSpirito's new digs on 22nd Street in New York City. The show's buzz soon leveled off into a low hum as Rocco rapidly obsessed with his personal star power and glib media acrobatics——book signings, event appearances, um, tirelessly flirting with Rocco sycophants, etc.——rather than spearheading the actual operations of his burgeoning business or fretting over the quality of food beaming up from his basement kitchen. (Full Story)
Published in Hell's Kitchen on Jun 02, 2005 - 05:39 PM RRMID_19390
