If you’re a fan of chef Jamie Oliver, you may have tuned in to ABC’s premiere of Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution expecting that same young buck messing around with food to feed his mates and having a ...

BURBANK: This March, ABC will launch a new series from Ryan Seacrest Productions and Fresh One Productions in which Jamie Oliver attempts to change the eating habits of the citizens of Huntington, ...

Wait, Jamie Oliver didn’t solve the nation’s obesity problem last time? Apparently not. But you can’t fault the British celeb chef for trying. ABC has given a second-season order to “Jamie Oliver’s ...

Jamie Oliver has come to America. He is here to create a food revolution, instilling habits and a love of healthy eating in a nation where one-third of adults are obese. He is delving into the ...

Chef Jamie Oliver has a new show aimed at educating Americans about how to shop and what to eat. The United States has seen an increase in obesity and food related diseases over the past few decades, ...

REASON TO WATCH Can the British culinary star change the way America eats? MEET JAMIE OLIVER He burst onto the British food scene in 1999 with a TV show and cookbook, both called "The Naked Chef." The ...

The Emmy Award-winning reality series “Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution” has received a second season pick-up and will premiere later this season on ABC. In the new season, Jamie Oliver, the impassioned ...

'Naked Chef' tries to convince town of unhealthy eaters to cook, diet right. March 19, 2010 — -- Huntington, W.Va., holds the dubious distinction of being called America's unhealthiest city. Now, ...

Jamie Oliver gets emotional about obesity in America in his new show, “Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution” — like, really emotional. Then, America gets defensive about being fat. The result? An hour’s ...

Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution (9-10pm): Continuing to surge over its lead-in at 9pm among Total Viewers (+31%) and Adults 18-49 (+78%) and building throughout its telecast, ABC freshman Jamie ...

Jamie Oliver has suggested that "bureaucracy" in the Los Angeles school system made the production of Food Revolution's second season a "nightmare". "We went to LA basically because it's a big media ...