Celebrity chef José Andrés is blasting President Donald Trump and says he is making it harder for restaurants in Washington D.C. to scratch out a living with his crackdown on crime.
The alleged would-be assassin who attempted to kill former President Donald Trump on Sunday, Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, was once photographed with Biden-Harris administration appointee celebrity chef José Andrés in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Celebrity chef and World Central Kitchen founder José Andrés said Sunday on ABC’s “This Week” that Israel was committing a “war against humanity.”
Time magazine announced on Wednesday that it had chosen Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky its person of the year for 2022, calling it an obvious choice in light of the head of state’s ubiquity and his ability to “galvanize the world” around his cause.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is dominating global headlines on Wednesday for spending ten minutes in space. While previously vocally proud of his Cuban heritage, he has found no time in his publicity campaign this week to support anti-communist protesters in his father’s home country.
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos announced a gift of $100 million to radical left-wing activist Van Jones’s charity for his “Courage and Civility.”
The Washington Nationals have tapped chef José Andrés, a virulent Trump hater, to throw out the first pitch during Game 5 of the World Series
As Hurricane Dorian relief efforts are underway in the Bahamas, several celebrities, including, Michael Jordon, Tiger Woods, Justin Timberlake, and Chef José Andrés are pitching in with big donations to help the storm ravaged islands.
A pair of celebrity chefs, José Andrés and David Chang, have taken aim at President Donald Trump billionaire backer Stephen Ross –who owns high-end fitness companies SoulCycle and Equinox and the NFL team Miami Dolphins — urging him to cancel a planned fundraiser for the president in Southampton this weekend.
Presenters and winners at Sunday’s Academy Award’s ceremony once again took the opportunity to preach their political opinions, with Hollywood stars lecturing viewers at home on everything from Holocaust-level racism in America today to the importance of immigration.
Banks, wireless companies, restaurants, museums, and even a symphony orchestra are giving shutdown freebies to furloughed federal workers.
