Famous chef Bobby Flay may know how to season the hell out of a steak, but he just couldn’t seem to “prep” his marriage the right way. Flay and his wife Stephanie March, who stars on Law & Order: SVU, reportedly split about three weeks ago after the “Iron Chef” moved out of their NYC home. According to sources close to the couple, their marriage has been in a downwards spiral for about a year and a half ever since Bobby didn’t show up at the hospital after Stephanie’s appendix burst. He did, however, offer to send his assistant to comfort her at the hospital (SMH!!!) The couple has been married for over 10 years, tying the knot back in February of 2005. However, when their anniversary came this year, Flay was too busy with his assistants at a wine festival in Florida while his wife was by her lonesome. Luckily, the two have no kids together. Flay already had two previous divorces, but it will be the first for March. I respect Flay’s hustle but there comes a point in time you have to pay your woman some attention! 10+ years of marriage is a lot to just throw down the drain. How depressing.
(Video) SAY WHAT!! Famous NYC Chef Creates Floating Food Platter
New York City’s famous Morimoto Chef, Erik Battes, blended science with cooking. His creation turned out to be quite the talk of the town! Hit the jump to check it out…
NBA: Personal Chef To Miami Heat Star Shot & Killed at Nightclub
Wow, this is sad news. It must be hard for Heat guard Norris Cole to concentrate on the big game tonight. Last night his personal chef was shot & killed at a Miami nightclub. Our thoughts & prayers are with his friends & family. Hit the jump for details…
(Video) MLB: Derek Jeter, Carl Crawford & Others Attend CC Sabathia Party
I have no idea why this footage is coming out now, but CC Sabathia’s birthday is in July and a video has just come out from it. Uhhhmmmm. So yea, in case you have any interest — check it out…
NBA: Kevin Durant Suing His Accountant
Kevin Durant is suing his accountant claiming he tried to screw over the IRS by making it seem like KD’s cook was an essential part of his NBA career. Most people would try to get away with this, but not KD. Honest as they come apparently. Check out the report…
Action Bronson Talks Not Falling Into Mainstream Rap & The Attribution Of His Golden Age Flow
He may be of the newer generation of rappers, but Action Bronson gives us that ol’ school feel. Tracks like, “No Time” and “Strictly 4 My Jeeps” are prime examples of what you could close your eyes to and jam off of. He knows his skill. “I remind everybody of the Golden Age, that’s just what it is,” Bronson told Hip Hop DX. Back in the day when things were less mainstream and flashy is what the chef turned rapper is going for. Simply put, it’s his “personality” that the fans love. The fact that he’s not mainstream, he has that throwback flow and the incorporation of his chef-like habits and graffiti skills placed into his writing are all things Action Bronson. We love it! Drop down bottom for more on his skills and why he remains him, throughout the transition from kitchen to studio.
