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April 3, 2012
New Crop of Food Network Shows To Look Forward To (Or Not)
Last week, The Food Network had its upfronts, an event which allowed its advertisers to preview planned TV shows and buy airtime. But to us outside the ad industry, it gives a whiff of what new things are in store for the old TiVo to record (or not to record).Among the more interesting, if not eyebr ... More >>
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October 12, 2010
Five Reasons to Like Bobby Flay
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay is coming to South Coast Plaza this week (see end of blog post for event info!) to promote his latest book, and again: I won't be able to attend a food celebrity's gracing of our backwater 'burbs because the day job beckons. I don't have any pressing questions for the ma ... More >>
Blogs
February 18, 2010
NPR Rips Off ¡Ask a Mexican! and Starts Ask an Arab
Those geniuses at NPR, the network that thinks Garrison Keillor and Mo Rocca are the height of hilarity, have shamelessly ripped off ¡Ask a Mexican! to start a new feature, Ask an Arab. It's airing on their All Things Considered snoozefest, and I'm sorry, but people don't have issues with Arabs--it ... More >>
Columns
April 4, 2002
Diary of a Mad County
Those geniuses at NPR, the network that thinks Garrison Keillor and Mo Rocca are the height of hilarity, have shamelessly ripped off ¡Ask a Mexican! to start a new feature, Ask an Arab. It's airing on their All Things Considered snoozefest, and I'm sorry, but people don't have issues with Arabs--it ... More >>

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New Crop of Food Network Shows To Look Forward To (Or Not)

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Five Reasons to Like Bobby Flay

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NPR Rips Off ¡Ask a Mexican! and Starts Ask an Arab

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Diary of a Mad County

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