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Oh my. As if watching Tyler Florence coach a bubble-headed blonde on Saturday mornings and Tony Bourdain jet around the globe eating cobra hearts wasn't enough for my heart, Paula Deen's sons, Jamie and Bobby, will have their own show on the Food Network later this year. It will be called "Good to Go."
In an interview with the two dreamy, charming, totally adorable brothers that's posted on the wesbite for their restaurant, The Lady and Sons, the boys reveal that the show will be a prime-time, travel-type show, like the current show "Food Finds," but obviously from their perspective.
I'll be looking out for their show, but let's just say that I never thought "Food Finds" was all that interesting.
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3-28-2006 @7:55AM nika said... I am not the sort to like sentmentality (especially around celebrities) but with this whole family I consistently get this warm fuzzy feeling. It is just so obvious that they love each other so much and that they are having the time of their lives! Its easy to put yourself in their place because of that and also feel happy that hard working people made it so grand.
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5-15-2006 @10:35PM shawn said... sandra pinkney, the food finds host used to be a television news anchor here in baltimore.
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