This holiday episode of No Reservations from 2007 is one of the show's few glimpses of Anthony Bourdain actually cooking in a kitchen. Full Article at Serious Eats

LE FREAK (C’EST CHIC): If you missed him at the Town Hall last night, you can still bask in the indie glow of freak-folk originator and hipster sage Devendra Banhart at the Music Hall of Williamsburg tonight. Full Article at NBC New York

Although Anthony Bourdain warned us about ordering fish on a Monday, Rochester diners probably should have also been warned about eating out on a night when the bestselling food writer and star of the Travel Channel's No Reservations is in town. Why? Full Article at Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

While many great chefs leave the steamy hell of restaurant kitchens for the cushy life of successful restaurant owner, or even television celebrity, sometimes the competitive spark, and ability to trash talk-- both invaluable skills to any line cook ---... Full Article at Eater

Here's some timely news to start your day. Full Article at MPNNow.com

I ate wild boar and fabulous French fries last week in Les Halles, a Manhattan restaurant made famous by its former chef, Anthony Bourdain. Tonight, I'll hear Bourdain speak at the Auditorium Theatre. Full Article at Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

"As soon as the head crowned," TV travel food journalist Anthony Bourdain said of his now two-and-a-half-year-old daughter Wednesday night, "the leather jacket went in the toilet." Full Article at The Rocky Mountain Collegian

Chef, author of Kitchen Confidential and host of The Travel Channel's "No Reservations," Anthony Bourdain has been dubbed "the bad boy of cuisine" for his rock star look and blunt observations about the world of restaurants, chefs and cooking. Full Article at The Chicago Theatre

Foodie author and The Travel Channel star Anthony Bourdain will receive a fork to the city Wednesday from Mayor Hickenlooper. (AP, Peter Kramer, file) As a career journalist, I get paid for my curiosity. Full Article at Denver Post

Many of Anthony Bourdain's circumstances these days surprise him. He'd rather she didn't become a chef. "God, no," he says. "I'd feel perversely proud but also horrified at the same time." Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T

Celebrity chefs Anthony Bourdain, of the Travel Channel's "No Reservations," and Eric Ripert, of the new PBS program "Avec Eric," will be in Indianapolis Sept. 30, 2010, for a public event at Clowes Memorial Hall. Full Article at Indianapolis Star

How do you coax Anthony Bourdain, Daniel Boulud, and four other celebrated, eternally busy Manhattan chefs to sit down for three hours? Full Article at MSNBC

On China: “I could go 20 more times and still die ignorant about it. There are plenty of places I could go to 20 more times. Full Article at Albany Times-Union

Ben Turley, Tom Mylan and Brent Young (l.-r.) are butchers from Meat Hook in Brooklyn. Young gets to work at a pig-butchering demonstration at South Street Seaport. Full Article at New York Daily News

If you love Anthony Bourdain, you should know that he’s coming to Chicago (on Saturday April 24th, pm). Tickets go on sale today at 10am, so get your reservation before it’s too late. Purchase tickets: thechicagotheatre.com, tickets start at $43. Full Article at Time Out Chicago

Bourdain tapes TV segment at Des Moines' Bistro Montage If you were wondering where the heck Anthony Bourdain was before his talk at the Civic Center last week, he was hanging out at French restaurant Bistro Montage, 2724 Ingersoll Ave. , taping a... Full Article at Des Moines Register

In a week where a number of rock and pop stars appear in the area perhaps the biggest rockstar will be at Proctors Theatre in Schenectady. Full Article at The Troy Record

How can you not love Anthony Bourdain? He travels the world getting drunk and eating weird shit, yet still keeps his composure long enough to have a successful show on the Travel Channel. Full Article at Miami New Times

How can you not love Anthony Bourdain? He travels the world getting drunk and eating weird shit, yet still keeps his composure long enough to have a successful show on the Travel channel. Full Article at Broward-Palm Beach New Times