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by Chandra Clewley
 
The season finale of Top Chef Masters Season 2 brings us back to Susur Lee, Marcus Samuellson and Rick Moonen, our remaining chefs. The chefs are talking about the honor of making it this far when they pull up to LA’s Union Station and Kelly comes out to tell them about their challenge.  There is no Quickfire, being the final episode, so their challenge will be as follows: Prepare a 3 course meal. The first course will be a dish inspired by their first food

 
by Chandra Clewley
 
 
The premier episode of Work Of Art: The Next Great Artist begins with 14 artists competing not only to show America and some terrific art judges their work but also for a show at The Brooklyn Museum of Art and $100,000! We start in New York City, meeting some of the artists, including Abdi who is from Pennsylvania, Nao who mostly does performance art, Ryan who sleeps till noon, paints til the wee hours of the morning and is mostly broke, Jaclyn, a pretty

by Michelle Spigner
 
"The Company You Keep"
 
On last night's episode of The Hills, Kristin and McKaela competed for Brody's attention. Now that Kristin has feelings for Brody again, she's not giving him up without a fight.
 
Audrina and her friend Stacie go to the salon to get their hair done in preparation for a big night out. Stacie brings up Brody and McKaela. Even though Kristin and Brody's relationship is somewhere between friends and friends with benefits, Kristin still wants to be the girl he

 
by David McAlpine
 
Last week on Losing It with Jillian, Jillian visited the Mastropiestro family, an Italian family that was bigger than their name. Generous eaters, their lives centered around dinner, which always happened to be fried and never included anything green. Jillian turned their lives around just in time for daughter Michelle's wedding, creating more open channels of communication and a desire for them to care for each other.
 
Last night, Jillian visited her second family of the summer, the Joneses, consisting of mom Debra, 53 and

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
If you're going to be a contestant on Hell's Kitchen, you better have some thick skin. Never mind the fact that it's nearly impossible to succeed in Chef Ramsay's restaurant, but you get screamed at for every little mistake you make. Some people can handle it and some people can't. On last night's episode, Andrew couldn't take it anymore and walked out in the middle of dinner service. Today, he spoke to RealityWanted in an exclusive interview about his experiences on the show