Tom Colicchio
NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 30: (L-R) Joe Bastianich, TV personality/chef Tom Colicchio and actor Josh Charles attend the Food Bank For New York City's Can-Do Awards celebrating 30 years of service to NYC on April 30, 2013 in New York City.
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We shouldn’t be starting at the zero level. We should be looking to invest in these programs
The minimum wage needs to rise
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Bravo, New Orleans Officials Get An Earful For $375K Spent To Film “Top Chef”
A scene from “Top Chef”‘s season 10 finale with hosts/judges Tom Colicchio and Padma Lakshmi. via BravoTV.com Season 11 of the popular Bravo cooking competition Top Chef will be taking place in New Orleans, which continues to recover from the devastation from Madame Noire Read more »
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Kings of Leon and top national, local chefs team up for new Music City Eats festival
With our concerts, festivals and benefit shows, Nashville sure knows how to put on a star-studded affair. But the Music City Eats: Nashville Food, Wine & Spirits Festival, which will make its debut Sept. 21-22, showcases stars of a different sort in a ci from The Tennessean Read more »
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Tom Colicchio: 'Just Say No' to Farm Bill
“Top Chef” judge and anti-hunger advocate Tom Colicchio has some choice words for members of Congress when it comes to the farm bill: “Just say no.” Colicchio thinks the status quo is better than making deep cuts to hunger programs. (Douglas Graham/CQ Ro from Roll Call Read more »
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The New Hamptons Hot Table: Q&A with Gail Simmons and Tom Colicchio
When chef Tom Colicchio’s long-awaited Topping Rose House restaurant opened its doors last September, it became the most buzzed-about spot on the East End. Now, the 19th-century Bridgehampton mansion is experiencing a second wave, with 22 rooms and cotta from Travel & Leisure Read more »
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3 SD restaurants mom would have loved
A few years ago, “Top Chef” head judge Tom Colicchio was asked what he would want for his last meal. “My mother’s gravy,” he responded, warming the heart of every Italian mamma. I, too, would yearn for my mother Rose’s silken, slightly-sweet tomato sauce from San Diego Union-Tribune Read more »
