We're sure you know the old adage: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Well, we were reminded of this little tidbit last night while watching Top Chef Masters on Bravo.

In case you missed it, 24 master chefs are competing throughout the season—4 per episode—to win money for the charity of their choice. Now, we won't give away the conclusion to the first episode, but we thought it was important to note the surprising appeal of Hubert Keller. And, we're not typically gaga for older men, but there was just something about Keller's ease in the kitchen that … Read More

Would you go vegan for love? LoveFeed discusses how to deal with culinary compromise. Want more? Check out the written article here. 

Candlelight, red wine, freshly made pasta. Flirting at a small table in a corner infrequently visited by the waiter. Such are the makings of a great date. 

But not if you can't eat what they're serving. What if you must start with a 10-minute interrogation: Can the scaloppini be prepared without a dusting of flour? Can I forgo the bed of pasta and just have the red pepper salmon? Does the chef use anything to thicken the risotto? Embarrassing. Your waiter takes a few trips to the kitchen to speak with the chef, and your date progresses in fits … Read More

It was not a good week to be an older, wise black celebrity. Morgan Freeman was damn lucky only to be getting divorced and not to precede Bernie Mac and Isaac Hayes into oblivion (or the next life). While everyone will miss Isaac Hayes, you may be wondering why this sad event made it into The Daily Dish On Love? Isaac Hayes, to our knowledge, was about the last member of a classification of music that we refer to as 'let's get it on' soul.

Hayes' music largely had a sexual tone, either overtly … Read More

He'll seduce with his dicing skills? Yes, the new breed of man works wonders with a whisk. "Gastrosexuals," professional chefs and amateurs alike, are turning women on, according to The Daily Mail. The stats:

According to the study by food company PurAsia 48 per cent of people say being able to cook makes a person more attractive to them and 23 per cent of 18-34 year old men say they cook to potentially seduce a partner.

The report also shows 60 per cent of British men now regularly cook for friends and family, favoring complicated foreign dishes over … Read More