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Author and chef Anthony Bourdain's 2000 memoir Kitchen Confidential: Adventures In The Culinary Underbelly became a New York Times bestseller, and established him as a celebrity chef with an edge. Full Article at AskMen.com
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Anthony Bourdain: "I get a little tired of feeding the 'bad boy' thing. (" ) Certain words and phrases issue from Anthony Bourdain's lips with the urgency and bracing musicality of a Ramones riff. Full Article at Denver Post
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“We should be opening up McDonald’s and KFCs along the Pakistan-Afghan border.” Nobody ever asked Anthony Bourdain to pitch a viable peace-in-the-Middle-East policy, but that would never stop him from expressing his views on the matter. Full Article at Michigan Daily
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The 21st century has been good to Anthony Bourdain. A decade ago, as a New York City chef with a gonzo, bad-boy lifestyle, he slaved over a hot stove in anonymity. Then, in 2000, his book, "Kitchen Confidential," became a surprise best-seller. Full Article at Des Moines Register
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— by flickr user paloma.cl used under Creative Commons license Once upon a time, before Bravo was the Top Chef channel and the Food Network was dominated by reality shows, before the world was beset by celebrity chefs, Anthony Bourdain was the... Full Article at Mother Jones
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The last to go would be the writing. Realistically, every year I'm still on TV I'm amazed and a little annoyed that the show is doing better and better. I like doing the things that television allows me to do. I like people giving me money to do these things and go places in the world that I want to go ...
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Two fairly unimpressive guys walked in the door at my restaurant — I was still working at the time — and they said they wanted to make television
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What I'm never looking for is the best restaurant in town ... Generally, what I am interested in is something sort of typical that locals like when they're drunk.
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They look at it like porn. They're watching people do things on the screen that they're not doing themselves.
