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Season 4 of Hulu’s “The Bear” continues to follow the chaotic, amusing, and emotional development of beloved Chicago chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto, played by Jeremy Allen White, as he pushes himself to ...

The Bear is open for business. One of TV's best shows is about to drop a whole new serving of heated kitchen arguments, maddening attention to detail, and frequent yells of "HANDS!" But if you've got ...

The Bear has now become known for its cameos. It started with brief appearances from Jon Bernthal throughout Season 1 as Michael Berzatto. Then the list grew and included stars like Jamie Lee Curtis, ...

The first and second seasons of The Bear took the world by storm with their fast pace and electric characters. Winning multiple Emmys and introducing new Hollywood stars like Ayo Edebiri and Ebon Moss ...

Compliments to the chef? Perhaps it should be compliments to the sound. From the non-stop whirring of a receipt printer to the soft clinking of cutlery being placed on porcelain plates, each sound–yes ...

As creator, showrunner, director and executive producer, Christopher Storer is the main mind behind “The Bear.” But the show couldn’t go on without his younger sister. Culinary producer Courtney ...

Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri in "The Bear." (Credit: FX) “The Bear” scored solid viewership with the debut of its fourth season, pushing the FX series into Nielsen’s top 10 ...

Season 4 of The Bear may have premiered only a little over two months ago, but audiences aren't getting out of FX's award-winning kitchen anytime soon. With a Season 5 confirmed and tentatively set to ...

If there's one show that's going to consistently deliver on dinner inspiration, it's "The Bear." While many of the dishes they're crafting in "The Bear" might be a little too intricate for a casual ...

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