Cooking Shows Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

resulting in clap-backs from confused fans.But don’t worry: She’s not as dense as a fruitcake (or, for that matter, reverting to past drug use). She was just playing around.

Valerie Bertinelli.The 63-year-old “Hot in Cleveland” alum’s final episode of “Kids Baking Championship” aired on Monday. Filmed in the summer of 2022 — which she would later call her “apex year of hell” — Bertinelli and co-host Duff Goldman, 49, dressed in outfits to match the finale episode’s themed spirit and science days.Goldman shared snaps of his co-host on Instagram, writing, “Watch as the kids make tie-dye doughnuts then prepare for a science fair!” he wrote on Instagram.

Valerie Bertinelli has left the kitchen. The actress was in talks to continue working on “Kids Baking Championship” before she was ultimately let go on Friday.Bertinelli, 63, cited “budget cuts” as the reason why she was axed from the program after 12 seasons.“I’ve been avoiding facing what I got confirmation last night and I didn’t want to talk about it last night [because] I wanted to sleep on it because it really hurt my feelings,” she said via Instagram Story on Saturday.

New Girl” star has been interested for quite a while.“I’ve been working in this space of asking questions about food for six years,” Deschanel, 43, told The Post. “We did a short-form series [for Facebook] called ‘Your Food’s Roots.’ They were 10-minute episodes … so I’ve been on this journey for a while and I feel very prepared.“Then I started asking all kinds of questions because I had two kids back-to-back and I was like, ‘Where is this food from?’ Questions I’d never asked before all the sudden starting popping up in my brain.

some healthy competition for Selena Gomez. The model debuted a new cooking show “What’s in My Kitchen?” featuring recipes for her favorite dishes on Wednesday on YouTube. It’s a move that got some critics fired up, harking comparisons to Gomez’s HBO Max show “Selena + Chef” and calling Bieber a culinary copycat.“Hailey really needs to stop copying Selena and she should focus on herself,” one user posted on Twitter.

a food-world punchline — Anthony Bourdain once described his shuttered Times Square restaurant, Guy’s American Kitchen, as a “terror dome” — Fieri is now embraced by high-end dining’s biggest names, and “killed” is foodie-speak for chefs over-indulging favored customers.His last dinner that turned figuratively fatal? “We were at Italian Graffiti in Salt Lake City,” Fieri told The Post. “You name it, chef Marc Marrone sent it out. Then, at meal’s end, came the bone-in pork chop and rabbit tortellini.

Tasting History,” his popular YouTube channel that explores international cuisine — and the history behind it.Miller, 37, answered some questions about “Tasting History” and about turning his idea into a full-blown enterprise.Relatively recently, actually. Until six years ago, I’d never even boiled an egg.

Shia LaBeouf, (2000-2003). Fans still approach her to this day about both roles, she said.“I have the kinds of fans any celebrity could hope to have.

coronavirus pandemic began and subsequent filming shutdowns. The episode of “Sugar Rush” is reportedly the last thing she shot in Hollywood, according to Deadline.Rivera, 33, drowned in Lake Piru in Southern California earlier this month while on a boat trip with her 4-year-old son, Josey.

meant to begin filming in April.But Sky Studios CEO Gary Davey and chief commercial officer Jane Millichip offered fans some good news on Wednesday, with the former revealing that filming is “going very well.”Cast and crew, including new presenter Matt Lucas, were quarantined in the run-up to the shoot to allow close interaction on-set.

Rachael Ray says that producing live cooking segments for her daytime talk show during the pandemic, from her home in upstate New York, has worked better than she expected.