Miss. Brown News

Food Network's weekly schedule is packed with premieres every day of the week.

Food Network's weekly schedule is packed with new episodes every day of the week, including AMY SCHUMER LEARNS TO COOK on Monday, August 24th at 10pm, Restaurant Impossible: Back in Business on Thursday, August 27th at 9pm, and Chopped: BEAT BOBBY FLAY on Sunday, August 30th at 9pm.

Though the reach of Gershwin's classic tunes has proved vast, no other song from his canon has quite matched the monumental success of Porgy and Bess' opening aria, 'Summertime.'

Just in time to wrap up summer and head into fall, cook and caterer Kardea Brown is back with a brand-new season of Delicious Miss Brown to share more of her cherished family recipes and Southern traditions.

Food Network's weekly schedule is packed with all-new premieres every day of the week. The premiere of All-Star Best Thing I Ever Ate, on Monday, July 20th at 9pm, has Food Network's biggest stars offering the ultimate guide for the best dishes they have ever had while also giving viewers an up close and personal look at recipes to make at home. 

Food Network amps up the weekly programming schedule with new episodes every day of the week including the premiere of Guy's Grocery Games: Summer Grillin' Games tournament and Behind the Games: Guy's Grocery Games special episodes where Guy goes behind one of his favorite tournaments and gives behind the scenes tidbits and commentary.

Get your grills ready as Food Network celebrates the Fourth of July with a weekly schedule packed with premieres, marathons and grilling and summer eats-themed episodes. Throughout the week, don't miss new episodes of fan-favorites including Beat Bobby Flay, Big Time Bake, Chopped, Guy's Grocery Games, Restaurant: Impossible, Supermarket Stakeout: What Would Alex Make?, Worst Cooks in America and more.

Food Network kicks off summer with a weekly programming schedule packed with new specials, episodes and season finales.

Cook and caterer Kardea Brown's passion for food began in the Sea Islands of Charleston, South Carolina where she grew up surrounded by a loving family and lots of incredible food. In the thirteen-episode second season of Delicious Miss Brown, Kardea invites viewers into her world to share her cherished family recipes and Southern culture. On Sunday, January 5th at 12pm ET/PT on Food Network, Kardea kicks off the New Year joined by her mom and grandma for a lightened-up low country dinner inspired by three generations. Upcoming episodes feature Crispy Fried White Fish with a Cornmeal Crust made with her brother's fresh catch, a romantic Valentine's Day Chocolate Cheesecake with Chocolate Cookie Crust shared with her boyfriend and her Stove Top Mac 'n Cheese with a Charleston Milkshake dished up for her nieces and nephews.

With the world première of Emily White's Pavilion running at the theatre, and the company's large-scale promenade show Mold Riots about to take to the streets, Artistic Director of Theatr Clwyd Tamara Harvey and Executive Director Liam Evans-Ford today announces the company's new season, which centres on two world premières by Seiriol Davies and Alan Harris.

Born and raised on the Sea Islands of Charleston, South Carolina, cook and caterer Kardea Brown grew up in a big family with a love for food, especially the cherished recipes they passed down from generation to generation. She began cooking as a child in her grandmother's kitchen, where she learned to make the traditional dishes of the region. In Delicious Miss Brown, Kardea shares the family events, culture and recipes close to her heart - including Sunday supper after crabbing on the dock, a low country boil at the beach and shrimp boating to prepare for the ultimate Shrimp Fest. The brand-new series premieres Sunday, July 28th at 11:30am (all times ETPT) on Food Network.

Abigail Rockwell's first album as a singer/songwriter, AUTUMN NOIR, is set to be released 10/10.

The award-winning musical, A SCYTHE OF TIME, was the darling of the New York Musical Festival in 2016 and will get a concert presentation starring original cast Lesli Margherita (Broadway: Matilda. West End: Zoro, Olivier Award) and PJ Griffith (Sleep No More, American Idiot) tonight, October 26, at 9:30pm at 54 Below (254 W 54 Street).

The award-winning musical, A SCYTHE OF TIME, was the darling of the New York Musical Festival in 2016 and will get a concert presentation starring original cast Lesli Margherita (Broadway: Matilda. West End: Zoro, Olivier Award) and PJ Griffith (Sleep No More, American Idiot) on Thursday, October 26 at 9:30pm at 54 Below (254 W 54 Street).

Beautifully directed and full of life, this high school production of the iconic musical left audiences humming as they exited the theatre.

Call it dumb luck, but the recent college grads Savannah & Chase are gearing up for what is clearly the biggest night of their very short careers as the mega-important Metropolitan Room gets ready present 'Too Blondes,' in a major engagement beginning tonight, March 16 at 7pm.

Call it dumb luck, but the recent college grads Savannah & Chase are gearing up for what is clearly the biggest night of their very short careers as the mega-important Metropolitan Room gets ready present "Too Blondes," in a major engagement beginning Wednesday March 16 at 7pm.

Wish List by Katherine Soper, who currently works in a perfumery on Regent Street in London, was today announced as the winner of the 10th anniversary Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting 2015 - Europe's biggest playwriting prize. She wins a prize of £16,000, and a residency at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, where today's award ceremony took place and the process towards production begins.

At 78-years old, post-modern choreographer Trisha Brown has established herself as one of the most influential choreographers of our time by articulating the extraordinary mechanics of everyday movement. Ann Arbor's relationship with Trisha Brown pre-dates the 1970 founding of Trisha Brown Dance Company; it was 1965 when Trisha Brown premiered 'Motor,' a work that involved Miss Brown, a Volkswagen Beetle, and a skateboard in the Maynard Street Parking Garage as part of the ONCE Festival. Trisha Brown's collaboration with contemporary visual art giants can not be understated, either: this tour showcases works with significant components created by Robert Rauschenberg, Donald Judd, Robert Ashley, and Laurie Anderson. This is an artist who made her mark pushing boundaries, an artist that we couldn't be prouder to present.

At 78-years old, post-modern choreographer Trisha Brown has established herself as one of the most influential choreographers of our time by articulating the extraordinary mechanics of everyday movement. Ann Arbor's relationship with Trisha Brown pre-dates the 1970 founding of Trisha Brown Dance Company; it was 1965 when Trisha Brown premiered 'Motor,' a work that involved Miss Brown, a Volkswagen Beetle, and a skateboard in the Maynard Street Parking Garage as part of the ONCE Festival. Trisha Brown's collaboration with contemporary visual art giants can not be understated, either: this tour showcases works with significant components created by Robert Rauschenberg, Donald Judd, Robert Ashley, and Laurie Anderson. This is an artist who made her mark pushing boundaries, an artist that we couldn't be prouder to present.