It's painful to see a grown man cry, so it should be downright unbearable to witness an accomplished pastry chef unabashedly weep over the sudden devastation of a massive sugar sculpture. And yet, the ...

Recording a three-day competition in Lyon, France, in which sugar is heated, stretched, and blown into delicate, rococo shapes, Kings of Pastry has none of the shame-and-humiliation rituals of reality ...

More stories by Nigel M. Jacquy Pfeiffer, a French chef who lives in Chicago and runs a highly regarded pastry school with his friend, Sebastien Canonne, has decided to pursue his dream — to compete ...

The judge looks somber, even severe. "Each product," he says with great solemnity, "is a moral dilemma." Is he talking about matters of life and death? No, he is talking about desserts. French ...

AUSTIN (Hollywood Reporter) - Veering from the performing-arts arena that, with the notable exception of "The War Room," usually has been the focus of their documentaries, Chris Hegedus and D.A.

In Tricia Romano’s “The Freaks Came Out to Write,” an editor sums it up: “We were such a weird animal. We weren’t apples or oranges. We were like a kumquat.” ...