Gordon Ramsay Cookbooks

At 8, ABC has a new Who Wants To Be A Millionaire . FOX has Octomom: The Incredible Unseen Footage at 8. NBC has two new episodes of America's Got Talent at 8. Nickelodeon has another new Glenn Martin, DDS at 8. Cartoon Network has a new Bobb'e Says , then new episodes of Dude What Would Happen? and The Othersiders . At 9, Bravo has the season premiere of Top Chef: Las Vegas , followed by the season finale of Top Chef Masters . T

Tonight is more or less a perfect storm of food-oriented television programming for foodies. Just a quick reminder to tune in to tonight's season kick-off of Bravo's brand-defining culinary competition series Top Chef: Las Vegas, which joins the schedule at an earlier-than-usual time of 9 pm ET/PT before relocating to its normal timeslot at 10 pm ET/PT next week. (In the meantime, you can read my advance review of the first episode here.) Plus, the super-sized season premiere of Top Chef leads

Another new food reality show, Chopping Block , premieres tonight on NBC at 8 p.m. and host Marco Pierre White was on the Today show this morning explaining its deal. I think we're all wondering, another one, really? Since it has the Top Chef time slot, all the addicts who have nothing else to do can rejoice. The premise: there are two teams, four couples on each, who have 24 hours to create an entire restaurant. They'll serve the menu to the public, and White will sack a couple each week

Although many people thought Stefan was a cocky bastard, I happened to like the quick-witted German. Sure he was arrogant, but he had the skills to back up the ego. However, his impressive culinary expertise wasn't good enough for him to earn the title of Top Chef. When I spoke with Stefan yesterday, I was surprised at how funny he was. He happily endorses bloggers and is coming out with a clothing line. To find out what he had to say - Yes he is still madly in love with Jamie! - read more. On

It's like Gordon Ramsay 's "Hell's Kitchen" is the unfortunate-looking stepchild when compared with "Top Chef." Both are reality chef-driven shows, but "Top Chef" always gets props from the critics for putting on up-and-coming culinary stars, while "Hell's Kitchen" is generally mocked because of its foul-mouthed host in Ramsay. But in its current fifth season, the show is stepping it up with some serious competition, including our very own Ben Walanka , a sous chef at Rhapsody and the