Thomas Keller Spreads The Sass

March 19, 2013 Subscribe · Forward The Bay Area's Most Famous Chef Responds To 'Vanity Fair' Criticism It would seem Chef Thomas Keller would have reason to be satisfied. His flagship restaurant, The French Laundry, has been called the best in the world (twice), he's created an empire but maintained his impermeable brand and he's the only American chef to have been simultaneously awarded three Michelin Stars at two different restaurants. But even the mighty are not without their critics.  Continue reading... OMG: It's Back! LOOK: San Francisco Through The Eyes Of A Cat Tragedy Strikes Reno Marine Base LOOK: Apple Co-Founder's Lavish Mansion For Sale San Francisco's Best Restaurants Revealed The Bay Area's Most Famous Chef Responds To 'Vanity Fair' Criticism LOOK: Apple Co-Founder's Lavish Mansion For Sale The Bay Area's Most Famous Chef Responds To 'Vanity Fair' Criticism The Bay Area's Most Famous Chef Responds To 'Vanity Fair' Criticism BLAST OFF: The Embarcadero Is Losing One Of Its Most Famous Sculptures UNBELIEVABLE: Scientists Find Marijuana Can Stop Spread Of Cancer MORGAN FITZGIBBONS 40 Years of Ignoring Transit-First We live in a rapidly shifting world. Nobody thinks cars are going to simply disappear from our streets, but you are fooling yourself if you think we can continue on with business as usual and still function in this city. Continue reading... GREG ARCHER Will the Bay Lights Inspire Other Cities to Merge Art With Technology? (VIDEO) The Bay Lights is a living, moving example of how art can help transform a city -- on many fronts -- and it certainly illuminates the importance of public art, in general. Continue reading... MEREDITH BARRETT, PH.D. The Geography of Asthma Risk Given that the Bay Area boasts an ever-expanding health technology scene, we have to ask ourselves: Why aren't we doing better at gathering real-time, place-based health data? Continue reading... SEAN MARTINFIELD Tenor Noah Stewart Debuts With Berkeley Symphony in World Premiere of New Work by Steven Stucky "We're inundated with so many messages on TV and the radio. We need to go back to the simplicity of a voice and a piano in a space where you can feel the energy of your neighbors." Continue reading... GEORGE HEYMONT The Big Reveal Some people may be horrified by my attitude toward spoiler alerts, but the Internet has changed the nature of arts criticism. If an important plot device can't be discussed in print, it means that the playwright and producer lack sufficient faith in their material to trust their audience. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003