Gordon Ramsay orders dinner party guests to help out more
Dinner party guests who do not do enough to help out the host in the kitchen are the latest to feel the warth of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.

Gordon Ramsay - Ramsay Cleared Over Puffin Killing
TV chef Gordon Ramsay has been cleared by British broadcasting officials after he provoked outrage by cooking and eating puffins on his show THE F WORD. Bosses at ...

Gordon Ramsay cleared in puffin row
Gordon Ramsay has been cleared of breaking broadcasting rules after sparking anger by eating puffins on TV show The F Word.

FOX SEALS DEAL WITH CHEF GORDON RAMSAY
The pact includes two more installments of "Hell's Kitchen," another season of "Kitchen Nightmares," a yet-to-be determined special and another series. [09.11.08 - 02:56 PM] BRAVO DESIGNERS DOMINATE ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT Bravo spins the numbers for Wednesday, September 10. [09.11.08 - 12:53 PM] CYBILL SHEPHERD AND "DANCING WITH THE STARS'" Mark Ballas TO GUEST STAR ON THE SEASON PREMIERE OF "SAMANTHA WHO?," OCTOBER 13 ON ABC The series had originally been set to return on October 6.

Gordon Ramsay is innocent, but gross
I’m not sure this makes it better, but celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has been cleared any “rule breaking” in a recent episode of his BBC show, “The F Word” in which he went “sky fishing” and ate the fresh heart of a puffin. Despite receiving 42 complaints (consider me 43), the TV watchdog agency Ofcom concluded that the sequence was not in breach of any rules because it happened in Iceland, where the puffin forms a popular part of the national diet. And they said t

Gordon Ramsay cleared over puffin killing
TV chef Gordon Ramsay has been cleared by British broadcasting officials after he provoked outrage by cooking and eating puffins on his show The F Word.Bosses at British network Channel 4 were inundated with complaints after viewers watched him on location in Iceland, killing and skinning the birds and serving up their hearts - a delicacy in the country.But watchdog Ofcom has ruled the bird is not protected in Iceland and its consumption is a popular part of the nation's diet. Comment on this Article

Gordon Ramsay expands empire in U.S.
Chef Gordon Ramsay is the latest British celebrity to jump the pond and live for awhile in Los Angeles.

Gordon Ramsay, Bill Engvall will be in TV picture longer
Gordon Ramsay and Bill Engvall are true TV stars. Any doubts, just consider their latest deals. Chef Ramsay will stay in the Fox fold with two more editions of "Hell's Kitchen," another cycle of "Kitchen Nightmares," a special and another series. What could a Gordon Ramsay special look like? That's one to contemplate. An all-singing, all-dancing Gordon? Fox honcho Mike Darnell gushed in a release about his star. "From the first time I met him, it was clear that he would be a Big

Gordon Ramsay Allowed To Eat Nothing But Puffin Heart Forever
As everyone knows, catching a puffin with a net, pulling its still-warm heart of of its body and eating it is one of the most erotic things a person can do. Just look at Gordon Ramsay. Not so long ago Gordon Ramsay ate a puffin’s heart on his TV show The F Word just to show what a triumphant lord of sex he really is. But, would you believe it, 42 people found the sight of Gordon Ramsay chewing on the just-dead heart of a beloved seabird offensive enough to complain about. Fortunately, though, Ofcom

Boy of nine mimicking Gordon Ramsay with swearing rant proves runaway internet hit
A boy of nine who mimics outspoken chef Gordon Ramsay and his expletive-filled rants as a spoof of his hit TV show Kitchen Nightmares has proved a smash hit on the internet.

Gordon Ramsay 'dispute' sparks foodie bun-fight
It's knives and forks drawn in the well-fed world of restaurant reviewers as two top restaurant guides argue over TV chef Gordon Ramsay.

Gordon Ramsay cleared over puffin killing
TV chef Gordon Ramsay has been cleared by British broadcasting officials after he provoked outrage by cooking and eating puffins on his show The F Word.Bosses at British network Channel 4 were inundated with complaints after viewers watched him on location in Iceland, killing and skinning the birds and serving up their hearts - a delicacy in the country.But watchdog Ofcom has ruled the bird is not protected in Iceland and its consumption is a popular part of the nation's diet. Comment on this Article

Gordon Ramsay Cleared Over Puffin Killing
TV chef Gordon Ramsay has been cleared by British broadcasting officials after he provoked outrage by cooking and eating puffins on his show The F Word. Read more!...Full Article @ star pulse Comment Share Email Post Your Comment say something interesting separate usernames and emails with a comma POST

Gordon Ramsay puts game on the menu
A video game version of Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen is due out this month but, to the bewilderment of the foul-mouthed chef's fans - and the amazement of his detractors, it is rated PG. The celebrity chef's famously fiery tirades, which have garnered his various TV shows worldwide notoriety, will be a key element of the game, but swear words will be beeped out. "But it's fairly obvious what he's saying ... and he's still going to call you a donkey," Claudia Luck, product manager at the game's publisher,

Fox Cooks Up Deal for Gordon Ramsay
The foul-mouthed favorite will serve up more of "Hell's Kitchen" and "Kitchen Nightmares," as well as new programs.

The Beckhams opens resturant with Gordon Ramsay
Victoria Beckham and David Beckham are starting a restaurant in Los Angeles together with the star-chef Gordon Ramsay. The chef said that they will deiced everything together and the menu is going to be a traditional English menu, is that kidney pie and sausages? One good thing is that maybe now Victoria starts to eat! Related articles: Victoria Beckham with a new haristyle and the new friend Jennifer Lopez

More Gordon Ramsay? Fox says "F%*# yeah!"
Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares to stick around; Ramsay to lead a third series.

Today's News: Our Take - Gordon Ramsay’s Cooking Up More for Fox
We're going to be seeing a lot more of Gordon Ramsay in the next few years on Fox. The brash and

Gordon Ramsay: the Chef, the Man
Gordon Ramsay, the TV host and restaurateur, will continue rescuing eateries in “Kitchen Nightmares” and challenging chefs in “Hell’s Kitchen,” Fox announced Monday. And he’s getting a third show – a boot camp for men. Mr. Ramsay has signed a multi-year deal with Fox that includes two more installments of the summer series “Hell’s Kitchen” and another season of “Kitchen Nightmares.” Mr. Ramsay will also be involved in a third series, Fox said, and will star in a “yet-to-be determi

Gordon Ramsay spoof is YouTube hit
Spoof video of boy swearing like chef Gordon Ramsay is internet hit.

Chef Gordon Ramsay In Trouble After Puffin Hunting Scandal?
I think it’s fair to say that Gordon Ramsay loves meat with the same amount of gusto that he hates vegetarians. In case you’ve forgotten, Gordon angered Paul McCartney after making several off color remarks about the vegetarian lifestyle that were just plain dumb. Obviously this very, VERY pro-meat chef might upset the meat-free, but is he now even starting to piss off his own fans too? YEP! Earlier this summer Ecorazzi reported that Ramsay spent time in Poland hunting puffins. You see in Britain, wher

Inner Tube: Fox orders more Gordon Ramsay
Fox is putting additional Gordon Ramsay shows on the menu. The network and celebrity chef signed a deal to keep Ramsay for at least two more cycles of his shows "Hell's Kitchen" and "Kitchen Nightmares," as well as other series and even a special. "Gordon has done an amazing job of creating exciting franchises for Fox," the network's president of alternative entertainment, Mike Darnell, said in a statement. "He has become one of the 'faces of Fox,' and we're thrilled that he will be on our network for years

Gordon Ramsay 1, Icelandic Puffins -4
Gordon Ramsay, notorious F-bomb dropping British chef, was cleared by UK communications industry watchdog, Ofcom, of breaking broadcasting rules after eating puffins on his UK TV cooking show, The F Word. In an episode filmed in Iceland, Ramsay was shown “sky fishing”, which is a fancy word for catching the low flying birds with a big net, and then having his guest break the necks of four puffins then skin them.  Ramsay then removed the fresh heart to eat as a raw, Icelandic traditional deli

He's got blond hair, a foul mouth and wears chef's whites... but this 'little' Gordon is only nine years old
A 'little' Gordon Ramsay impersonator is proving a smash hit on the internet as he swears like a trooper in a series of Kitchen Nightmare spoofs.