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Scripps Networks Interactive Inc. said Friday its third-quarter profit climbed 37 percent, boosted by strong revenue at its Food Network and HGTV networks.
Scripps Networks Interactive Inc. is betting that food and travel are an ideal combination. The company behind the Food Network is snapping up a controlling stake in the Travel Channel, giving the cable network a value of nearly $1 billion.
Food is the new fashion, at least when it comes to competitive reality television. From "Top Chef" to "Hell's Kitchen," a wide range of series have turned the kitchen into an arena.
Rachael Ray is giving Food Network fans a taste of the Latino kitchen.
Michelle Obama took a break recently from the campaign trail to get her hands messy breading shrimp as she helped prepare a deep-fried dinner with the Food Network's first lady of Southern cooking, Paula Deen.
Dunkin’ Donuts has pulled an online advertisement featuring Rachael Ray after complaints that a fringed black-and-white scarf that the celebrity chef wore in the ad offers symbolic support for Muslim extremism and terrorism.
Emeril Lagasse is leaving the Food Network's prime-time schedule for the Fine Living Network, a move the chef hopes will mean a second course of "Emeril Live!"
E.W. Scripps Co. said Thursday its first-quarter profit rose 23 percent from the same period a year ago, mostly because of higher ratings and ad sales at its HGTV and Food Network.
One of the Food Network's Iron Chefs says he is ready to do the impossible.
In a March 3 story about celebrity chef Robert Irvine, The Associated Press, relying on a statement from the Food Network, reported erroneously that Irvine said he exaggerated details of his time cooking at the White House. Irvine says he did exaggerate details regarding his work for Britain's Royal Family, but not his White House service, according to the Food Network.
After rising to culinary stardom preparing impossible meals on his Food Network series, Robert Irvine has met an obstacle his kitchen prowess couldn't overcome — an embellished resume.
An Evening with Cleveland's Own Michael SymonThe Lakewood Public Library Foundation and First Federal of Lakewood are pleased to announce "An Evening with Michael Symon," on Thursday, November 19, at 6:30 p.m. at the Lakewood Public Library, 15425 Detroit Ave.
Rachael Ray masterminds pet charity contestFood Network star Rachael Ray is looking for 64 charities to compete in a $200,000 contest to find the most deserving pet cause in the country.
Rachael Ray masterminds pet charity contestFood Network star Rachael Ray is looking for 64 charities to compete in a $200,000 contest to find the most deserving pet cause in the country.
Food Network cooks up new concept for its new starIf you watched the finale of The Next Food Network Star, you know that homemaker, non-pro cook Melissa D'Arabian was the big winner.
Food Network's Sunny Anderson Blasts Philadelphia Swim Club OwnersIn an exclusive interview with DiversityInc's CEO Luke Visconti, "Cooking for Real" cook Sunny Anderson sounds off about the recent Philadelphia swim-club incident.
Food Network's New OfferingsJust ahead of upfronts, the Food Network has sent around a press release touting its new offerings for prime time and daytime.
The Food Channel has a popular show, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives which features different eating establishments which mostly specialize in greasy fried food.
Culinary Picks and Pans - TVAnthony Bourdain [about Alton Brown and Good Eats]: It's an anomaly that his show is so informative. That's a pretty brainy show. I'm shocked that it's been on that long. Usually, anything remotely intelligent on the Food Network gets canceled.
Often the choice of many at birthday parties or anniversaries, cake has fast become a fun and favourite dessert not just for the ones consuming it but for the designers and creators of the cake.
Top 10 Least Appetizing Cookbooks Money Can Buy, Part IIAs we noted in Part I of The Top 10 Least Appetizing Cookbooks Money Can Buy, nobody it seems, has the time to cook anymore.
Both Sides Seeking to Be What Women WantMr. Obama, the Democratic presidential nominee, is teaming stars from soap operas and "Sex and the City" with congresswomen in contested states. Mr.
Food Network cooks up competitive eating showThe same company that's behind Rachael Ray's Tasty Travels, Pie Town Productions, has cooked up Eat the Clock. They're comparing it to The Amazing Race, but with eating contests thrown up -- I mean, in. There will be travel involved, which relates to Rachael's travel show.
Alton Brown jumps off the asphalt and into the water in new seriesOver the last two years Food Network's Alton Brown has taken to America's roads less traveled in the Feasting on Asphalt series in order to find the little known jewels that were left behind as the Interstates began to rule the country.
An Appetite For Science: For Food Network host Alton Brown, science plays more than a cameo roleAlton Brown readily admits that he was an undistinguished science student. "I took physics, chemistry, and biology in college, and they were all boring beyond words," he says. "None of it mattered. None of it applied.
Food Network site reveals 'The Next Food Network Star' winner (spoiler)Food Network has apparently spoiled The Next Food Network Star's fourth-season finale by prematurely revealing the winner on its own website.
Kelsey, Lisa, Adam and Aaron traveled to Las Vegas for a double throw down challenge. Celebrity chef Paula Deen sat in with the judges who had a tough choice to make but in the end eliminated Kelsey Nixon from the competition.
In a change of pace, this week's episode of The Next Food Network Star had just one big challenge instead of the usual two challenges. And what a challenge it was.
Kelsey got her energy under control and won both challenges this week. Tyler Florence lent a hand and Michael Symon filled in for Bobby Flay. In the end Nipa Bhatt (pictured) was eliminated from the competition even though she touched a dead fish for the first time in her life.
Food Network cooks up six new summer showsSummer's here and that can mean only one thing -- food! Okay, maybe that's only what it means at the Food Network. The Food Network will kick off six new shows for the summer beginning right after the Fourth of July. Here's what's on tap:
The Food Network is really setting a good example to follow for the contestants on The Next Food Network Star. Last week disgraced celebrity chef Robert Irvine was guest host and this week Martha Stewart, who was convicted of lying to federal authorities, was a special guest.
Ted Allen to Host 'Food Detectives'Comedic series will use science to examine food myths. On the half-hour show that's a mix of "Good Eats," "Mr. Wizard" and "Mythbusters," Allen will call on the help of culinary techs and the brains at Popular Science magazine to conduct experiments behind food myths.
Disgraced celebrity chef Robert Irvine hosted the second episode of The Next Food Network Star. After several interesting challenges the judges eliminated Kevin, the radio talk show host.
NEWS UPDATE: Police find pipe bomb stuffed inside chickenSIMSBURY, Conn. (AP) - Authorities in Connecticut are wondering who stuffed a raw roasting chicken with a pipe bomb and left it on a roadside.
You read that headline correctly. Cory Kahaney, a stand-up comic who has also appeared on Last Comic Standing, was the first contestant eliminated from The Next Food Network Star.
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