Alton Brown once said ‘nobody wants to watch’ healthy cooking shows on Food Network Asked by TAF in 2012 if he feels food television is responsible for teaching its audience about healthy ...

How can a cooking show fill up the 2,500 seat Wharton Center and give everyone an enjoyable evening? Alton Brown, creator of TV’s “Good Eats,” “Cutthroat Kitchen,” and ” Iron Chef,” ...

Just like “Iron Chef,” Alton Brown is synonymous with Food Network. But now, both the beloved show and the celebrity chef have moved to Netflix for a new version of the competition series that ...

Brown will also release his tenth book Food for Thought ... younger generation of fans who were turned on to his shows by their parents. How Alton Brown's New Wife Has Changed Him: I Used Work ...

Few food-world stars shine brighter than Alton Brown. He's been on our televisions for over 20 years in a variety of cooking and food-exploring shows, he's written several books, which we've ...

Alton Brown's favorite is caviar ... So, say you savor TV food shows, and your great-grandmother, whom you are inviting to Brown's show at the Indiana University Auditorium is nonplussed.

Brown explained he left Food Network so he could follow Iron Chef to Netflix. The show was a big building ... “You say that now but when Alton-tron is charged $47.99 in 2099, watch out ...

Brown’s show with his songs about food and cooking ... because that's gold." What: "Alton Brown Live: Last Bite." Where: Lied Center for Performing Arts, 12th and R streets.