A well-known Dallas caterer has opened a restaurant starring Nashville-style hot chicken: Called Mary Sue’s Chicken & Dough, ...

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Paula Deen and Dolly Parton don’t have much in common on first glance -- other than some seriously big hair -- but they are about to be business neighbors. Deen’s holding company, Paula Deen ...

Paula Deen Abruptly Shuts Down Restaurant Without Informing Employees The former Food Network star shuttered Uncle Bubba's Seafood and Oyster House, which she co-owned with her brother for over 10 ...

Several weeks after announcing a new investor and business venture, Savannah-based TV celebrity chef Paula Deen’s name will be on a new restaurant and retail operation in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — A wildly popular Georgia restaurant at the center of a lawsuit that left the reputation of famed Southern celebrity cook Paula Deen in shambles has reportedly closed.

Paula Deen is back, y'all. She's opening a restaurant this summer at the foot of the Smoky Mountains, marking her first move back into business after a scandal derailed her many enterprises.

Paula Deen’s Georgia Restaurant Closes. Uncle Bubba's Seafood & Oyster House employed Lisa Jackson, who sued the restaurateur and her brother for racial discrimination in 2012.

Three years after Paula Deen's racism scandal left her without a Food Network show, she returned to viewers homes with an appearance on Dancing With the Stars and later a new special called Sweet ...

Paula Deen is laying out plans for the first major venture in her multimillion-dollar comeback effort: a new restaurant in Tennessee. The Georgia-based celebrity cook said she will open “Paula ...

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