Italian for “Daddy” — had been, from its opening in 1998 right up until co-founder Mario Batali’s downfall in 2017, a city-defining (and Batali-defining) icon. Then it wasn’t. But Stephen Starr, the ...

Giada De Laurentiis is slamming disgraced chef Mario Batali. The former Food Network star appeared on Samah Dada's "On the Menu" YouTube show and detailed how she wanted the now-embattled Batali to ...

Sometimes the kitchen is too hot for more than one chef at a time, sparking feuds between Food Network mainstays. “He’s really the main guy I had worked with. He’s a legend in the Italian space,” De ...

“When I read it, I cried," the former Food Network star recalled during an interview on 'On the Menu' Ethan Miller/Getty; Eugene Gologursky/WireImage Giada De Laurentiis is speaking out about Mario ...

Giada De Laurentiis opened up about some of the adversity she faced as a woman trying to make it in the food space early in her career -- accusing Mario Batali of focusing more on her body than her ...

Giada De Laurentiis had a bad experience with Mario Batali. The Food Network star, 54, recently appeared on Samah Dada’s YouTube show, “On the Menu,” and recalled asking now-disgraced chef Mario ...

When Giada De Laurentiis published her first cookbook Everyday Italian, in 2005, she was ecstatic to have lined up a foreword from celebrity chef Mario Batali, who was already a "legend in the Italian ...

Giada De Laurentiis recalled a heartbreaking moment involving Mario Batali that she said shaped her opinion of him — and how he perceived her as a chef. De Laurentiis went on to recall the time that ...

Feel free to connect with him or check out his work. He's everywhere — Upwork, YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, Collider, LinkedIn, Instagram. Add Us On Food Network star Giada De Laurentiis broke down ...

Giada De Laurentiis recalled a heartbreaking moment involving Mario Batali that she said shaped her opinion of him — and how he perceived her as a chef. “This is a person we’re not supposed to talk ...

On her first day working as Mario Batali’s assistant in 1999, Laurie Woolever, then 25, got in a cab with the famous chef to go to a TV shoot. “Slide those thighs on over,” he told her. Woolever was ...