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5 hours ago ago from Atlanta Food & Dining Blog - Food & More with John Kessler | ajc.com
Eric December 17th, 2009 8:43 am I still believe Kevin was the true winner. How can you win so many quickfires and elimination challenges and not be considered Top Chef? I htink the show does not look at the season as the deciding factor. The finale show is the only one that counts. Link Report this comment
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This past Saturday brought us the Spike TV Video Game Awards and - before experiencing the litany of world exclusives that awaited us inside - we spent some time outside cruising the red carpet and talking (briefly!) to many of the game developers and talent. We squeezed them for information as fast as we could while simultaneously wishing them holiday cheer and good tidings. Yes, it was as awkward as it sounds. Here's what we learned from ...
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