Filming captured Michigan Stadium, known as “The Big House” and recognized as the largest stadium in the United States. The ...

Plenty of great Food Network shows have come and gone over the decades. We're looking back at some old favorites we think ...

While cooking shows are a dime a dozen now, these titans of the food TV industry maintained popular cooking TV shows long before prominent cable television.

Novelist and playwright Michael Presley Bobbitt premiered a new charity “spoof” TV show Friday night in Cedar Key, aiming to raise money for hurricane recovery and local food assistance.

LA Times Studios, a Los Angeles Times Media Group (LATMG) company, and Amaze Holdings, Inc., a global leader in ...

LA Times Studios and Amaze launch Food Channel LA. Experience the first-of-its-kind platform for live shopping and ...

There are plenty of celebrity chefs touting their cooking shows. But which are actually worth watching? We ranked nine of ...

Shot locally in Burbank, Last Meals has become a platform for celebrities — including Elijah Wood and Tom Hanks — and small restaurants alike.

Fans of the global animated TV phenomenon “Bluey” can see the hugely popular character in a stage show coming to Disneyland ...

Alton Brown says that “cooking TV shows have gone the way of the dinosaur” in an interview with WOKTV. The former Food Network star was interviewed by Chase Bunker to promote his new live tour, “An ...

Emeril Lagasse is no stranger to reality cooking competitions. The celebrated chef starred in Food Network’s “Emeril Live” from 1997 until its cancelation in 2007, and has since been a staple as a ...