Gordon Ramsay

(Getty Images) more pics » Celebrity chef and Hell's Kitchen host Gordon Ramsay decided to get cosmetic surgery on his chin, as per the advice from his fellow Brit Simon Cowell , as a way of celebrating his success in the United States. Ramsay's chin, before surgery. (Getty Images). In an interview with the British weekly Radio Times , Ramsay says he paid around $650 for Restylane injection into his chin. "Simon Cowell suggested that, now I'm a success in America, I should do something. So I had a filler put under the deep crevices," the hot-tempered hash slinger said. "It hurt." It wasn't ... Read Full Story

Hometown Hollywood Posted on 27. Oct, 2009 by CSS in Plastic Surgery Simon Cowell had a hand in persuading celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay to undergo cosmetic surgery on his chin. Ramsay owns restaurants in New York and Los Angeles and became famous in America for his four-letter tirades on shows like Hell’s Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares. But the 42-year-old tells London’s Radio Times that he went under the knife to bolster confidence in his looks after Cowell insisted the foul-mouthed cook’s wrinkly Leno chin would hamper his career stateside. “My mother said they were smile lines. I could deal with that at 21 but ... Read Full Story

Live One-Hour Special Airs Tuesday, December 15, on FOX GORDON RAMSAY: COOKALONG LIVE is now casting for people who have a passion for cooking and are ready to prepare a three-course meal. For your chance to be one of the few selected to appear LIVE on the special and cook along with Gordon from your home, [...] Read Full Story

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has some new people to yell at. The verbally abusive star of Fox's "Hell's Kitchen" has signed a deal with Fox for a second show. Tentatively called "Masterchef," it will feature Ramsay trying to turn people who have no experience in the food industry into expert cooks. Not surprisingly, producers say Ramsay won't be afraid to tell the would-be cooks the cold, hard truth about their work. Contestants will compete by whipping up dishes to be judged by a panel of expert chefs. The new series follows a format that has already proven successful in England and Australia. Fox did ... Read Full Story

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Foodies, get ready for a culinary "American Idol." Fox is expanding its line of Gordon Ramsay reality shows by giving a series order to Reveille's "MasterChef." Ramsay will co-produce and star in the program, in which nonprofessional cooks compete to create perfect dishes. The project is based on a format that's popular in the U.K. and Australia. The show joins Ramsay's other titles on Fox -- "Hell's Kitchen" and "Kitchen Nightmares" -- and should keep the network stocked with the temperamental chef's reality fare nearly year-around. The "MasterChef" format has aired in several incarnations in the U.K., with the ... Read Full Story