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Hell's Kitchen season 11 introduced 20 chefs competing for a $250,000 prize and a head chef position at Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill in Caesar's Palace. Some of the chefs who didn't perform well on the show have gone on to open their own businesses or work in various culinary positions. The winner of Hell's Kitchen season 11, Ja'Nel Witt, had her offer as head chef rescinded due to allegedly failing a drug test, but she has continued to work as a chef and private chef for clients.

It's been several years since Hell's Kitchen season 11 aired some of the series' most memorable moments. As one of the best reality TV shows, Hell's Kitchen has aired over 20 seasons. Today, the chefs who competed during this season have moved on and created careers outside the show. From the ones who won it all to those who didn't quite rise to the top, the chefs who competed...

When Kitchen Nightmares returns to Fox, Gordon Ramsay will be bringing back one of reality TV's most enduring shows. The reason the series is able to start over after a decade-long hiatus is because it continues to draw an audience through reruns and streaming. Audiences love Chef Ramsay, and they know what to expect from his unique brand of television.

Ramsay has plenty of shows on British television. But his U.S. portfolio is also very broad, ranging from American adaptations of his proven hits to travel series with National Geographic. In honor of Kitchen Nightmares' return on Sept. 24, 2023, here are all of Gordon Ramsay's TV series on the American airwaves, ranked in order of excellence.

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Gordon Ramsay's Food Stars

Ramsay's newest series was essentially a food-based version of Shark Tank, and it was a rare miss. There have been other shows involving food investments before,...

Marino Monferrato is the Maître d'hôtel on Hell's Kitchen, and it's time to share some interesting facts about him. He's served as the restaurant director during many of the series' installments, and currently features on season 21. The Italian native appeared in this season's first episode, but then disappeared, due to a trip to Italy. He returned during episode 10.

Before joining the Hell's Kitchen cast, he worked in numerous restaurants, as a general manager, restaurant director, and professional wine taster. At the age of 17, Marino joined Chef Gualtiero Marchesi at his restaurant, which then had three Michelin stars. Since his debut in the industry, he has built an impressive career in London, France, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Even before his official debut as the maître d', Marino appeared as a guest judge for the Burger Portion Challenge in season 11. Two seasons later, the Hell's Kitchen celeb returned, so...

The screaming, yelling, and heat of Hell's Kitchen is legendary, and it's time to let fans know what Jean-Philippe Susilovic is up to following season 12. Gordon Ramsay brought that long-awaited season to fans from Las Vegas. That was a big change from a converted warehouse in Los Angeles. After a hiatus that lasted for more than two years, the series finally returned, and chefs were battling it out for 250k, plus an executive chef position at the Hell's Kitchen Lake Tahoe Restaurant. That installment's contestants were top-notch talents, who delivered pure entertainment. Chef Ramsay's support staff was also exciting. Chef Christina Wilson was back for her fourth season as the Red Team's sous chef, and Jason Santos (season 7's runner-up) returned with his blue hair, as the Blue Team's sous chef.

After seeing so many fun and familiar Hell's Kitchen faces, viewers are wondering what happened to some...

This week: Is Martha Plimpton a gay icon? Are there any movies or shows that no gay person should watch? Is gay pride the “face” of the gay community?

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Q: Is Martha Plimpton a gay icon? I know you’re high on her new show, Raising Hope. – Eddy, Albuquerque, Nm

Martha Plimpton

A: Martha Plimpton may not be well-known enough to be a full-fledged gay icon, but I think she’s definitely well on her way to icon-hood.

Why? I’d like to be able to say that it’s solely about her Cher-like career longevity and impressive talent, which has recently resulted in three consecutive Tony Award nominations, not to mention stunning TV character work on shows like Fringe and, yes, Raising Hope.

But let’s face...