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When Black Friday comes, be ready to shop! Chicago Tribune has assembled these special holiday offers from online merchants. Relax and enjoy salon services in seven Chicago neighborhoods. Time for turkey! Full Article at Chicago Tribune
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In his turn on Bravo's "Top Chef Masters," Art Smith proved he's more than comfortable in front of the camera. He emerged the darling of the set, never afraid to shed a few tears or share a few hugs. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
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Chef Art Smith presents a salad to a participant of a cooking workshop in Singapore October 4, 2009. View Photo »
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Since Arsenio Hall's groundbreaking show went off the air in the late 1990s, others have tried to diversify the late-night airwaves, with mixed results. Three new shows are tackling the issue again. Read more. Full Article at The Wrap
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Hmm... it seems like every network is expanding at the waistline. That is, a bunch of them are getting into food in a big way. Like Fine Living becoming the Cooking Channel. TLC is also adding more yum yum to the schedule. Full Article at TV Squad
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Art Smith may not have been the winning chef on Top Chef Masters, but he was the best at bringing the drama, associating food with emotions and generally oversharing. Full Article at Time Magazine
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Chef Art Smith speaks to participants during a cooking workshop in Singapore October 4, 2009. View Photo »
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Morning round-up: Oprah gets into bed with HBO, 'Cougar Town' shuts down, and 'Fringe' producers talk ... Season 6?
Los Angeles Times
Speaking of Oprah... The talk show host's former personal chef Art Smith (more recently of "Top Chef Masters") has signed a deal to star in his own show on TLC. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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[Smith] will host "Craving Comfort," where he'll travel the country exploring variations of simple, popular dishes -- from fried chicken to apple pie. “'Craving Comfort' celebrates the great personal stories behind America’s classic comfort foods," Full Article at Eater
About Art Smith
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Art Smith (March 23, 1899-February 24, 1973) was a movie actor known for playing supporting roles in the 1940s. The one-time blacklisted actor appeared in many black-and-white noirish films in supporting roles alongside more handsome and popular movie leads like In a Lonely Place with Humphrey Bogart, Ride the Pink Horse, T-Men and Quicksand. Full Article
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FILE-This July 19, 2007 file photo shows Art Smith, author and personal chef to talk-show host Oprah Winfrey, right, puts the finishing touches on his gazpacho with chef de cuisine Rey Villalobos, center, at Smith's home in Chicago. Pizza in St. Louis, pancakes in Pittsburgh.
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