Last season, Rachel Zoe, a grizzled piece of burnt bacon, squirted a human out of her nether regions. This season, in addition to slapping oversized baubles and gewgaws on emaciated fameballs and giving her assistant an ulcer, Rachel’s literally making her own clothes. I mean she’s not sewing or anything, but still. This is maj. Continue reading
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It’s the semi-finals! Three of the seven cooks are going home, and no more immunity. Continue reading
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Adam? I thought we were rid of him. But I suppose there’s never any getting rid of someone like Adam. He’s like a MySpace page, or herpes. And he just drank what I’m pretty sure is his own urine. Continue reading
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Where were we? Oh right, Bora Bora and down one matching pair of gynecologists. Are the teams ever going to leave this island paradise? Yup. And they’re jetting off to New Zealand. Well, except for Dave who is hobbling to New Zealand. Continue reading
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Frédéric Morin and David McMillan, chefs at Montreal’s Joe Beef, will be our guest judges because this week, it’s all about meat. But not just any old cut of meat. The cooks are frying up the off cuts. Offal. Trotters, ears, eyeballs, balls, the yummy parts. Continue reading
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Welcome back! The teams start out just where we left them, in Bora Bora. Team Pretty Pretty Pretty leaves first in the wee hours of the morning. The teams must take a water taxi to a beachside wedding chapel. Since the water taxi doesn’t begin operations until 7:30 a.m., everyone except for the Newlyweds and My Family Is Famous, who are waiting out a four hour penalty, catch up. Continue reading
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Hannah and Jessa are out in Manitou, which is about an hour and a half outside of New York City (aka “the middle of nowhere”), waiting for her estranged father to pick them up from the train station. Continue reading
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