Anne Burrell, a chef and TV personality known for her appearances on the Food Network, has died at the age of 55.

In an excerpt from his tell-all about the channel, Allen Salkin chronicles the behind-the-scenes chaos of the spiky-haired ...

Emeril Lagasse was arguably the face of the Food Network in the 1990s and early 2000s. His energetic catchphrases like “Bam!” and “Kick it up a notch!” made him a household name, and Emeril Live was a ...

The chef hosted 27 seasons of the beloved food series, along with appearing in 'The Next Iron Chef,' 'Chopped' and 'Cutthroat ...

Burrell, who was found dead at her Brooklyn home on June 17, had been a Food Network star for 20 years. Food Network is honoring one of its most illustrious stars: Anne Burrell, who died on June 17 at ...

Michael Symon, Shirley Chung and Katie Lee Biegel are among the other personalities from the food-centered channel who have shared their condolences.

Burrell was a legendary chef but was best known as one of the Food Network’s most popular stars, having appeared in several of the network’s series including “Worst Cooks in America,” “Iron Chef ...

Burrell made her first Food Network appearance in 2005 and subsequently took part in numerous shows on the network, including "Iron Chef America" and "Chopped All-Stars," which the chef won in 2015.

Food Network celebrity chef dies at age 55. Updated: Jun. 18, 2025, ... Burrell first appeared on the Food Network in 2005 in the competition series “Iron Chef America,” serving as a sous chef.

Anne Burrell hosted The Celebrity Chefs' Brunch in Delaware in 2017 for its 20th anniversary, raising funds for Meals on ...