Soul Food: The Series is a popular television drama that aired Wednesday nights on Showtime from June 28, 2000 to May 26, 2004. The show is currently shown in syndication on the BET and BET J cable networks in edited form.Created by filmmaker George Tillman, Jr., Soul Food is based upon Tillman's childhood experiences growing up in Wisconsin, and is a continuation of Tillman's successful 1997 film of the same name Having aired 74 episodes, it is the longest running drama with a predominantly African-American cast in the history of American prime-time television.

Report on how McDonald's have managed to bring themselves back from the brink after a series of exposés (such as Fast Food Nation and Supersize Me) left their image in ruins.

Simplifying expert begins series on how to simplify your life with the first step - cooking your own meals. Gives lots of great info - how to cook, how to plan a week's menu, how to stock the pantry, what to buy at the store, what your kitchen needs in the way of pots and pans and stuff.

There's a Japanese game show called "Food Battle Club" that is beyond awesome. It's kinda like a cross between Iron Chef and Street Fighter, and is all about who can eat the most and/or the fastest in a series of different events. In this particular excerpt of the show, contestants are asked who can drink the most Coffee Milks in the one sitting

Sodagod has created a pilot for a new series called 'Big Food' - Potato Warrior Part 1 is the story of a time-honored battle between warriors... plus it's got baby robots. And stupid girlfriends. And scary monsters. And invisible spaceships. And... geez. It's awesome, go watch it. ...

Artist Jennifer Young's charming painting of Lake Como, Italy is one of a series of charity art auctions that the artist has named her "Art For Food" project. The auctions will benefit the Central Virginia Foodbank. 100% of the proceeds from the auction sales will be donated by the artist to the charity.