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Wolfgang Puck, the internationally famous chef who for 31 years has been catering the annual Governors Ball—the star-dusted party that everyone attends immediately following the ceremony—knows ...

But after the ceremony is said and done, the guests will be treated to a feast of 'over 30 dishes' made by famed chef Wolfgang Puck and his team at the Governors Ball. And it looks like the menu ...

The esteemed chef and his culinary team will host the event for the 31st time. The red carpet for the 97th Academy Awards has been rolled out, and as the stars get ready for Hollywood's big night ...

The red carpet for the 97th Academy Awards has been rolled out, and as the stars get ready for Hollywood's big night, the incomparable culinary team from Wolfgang Puck has prepared for the post-awards ...

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Chef Wolfgang Puck and his culinary team are back for the 31st annual Oscars Governors Ball — where they'll be serving his beloved staples alongside some inventive new dishes. (Read Puck's ...

AN NHL announcer turned the air blue after taking a puck to the face - during a live broadcast. Buffalo broadcaster Rob Ray was struck during the Sabres' 8-2 win over the New York Rangers on Saturday.