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  1. Quote of the Day
    Balling and EnteringWe kind of have to give props to Diddy’s cheesesteak-loving house-crasher.
  2. Celebrity Settings
    See Canyon Vendor Defends Mark Peel’s Privacy; Ryan Seacrest Gets Romantic atFarmer’s market salespeople have the backs of L.A.’s chefs while the American idol M.C. takes his girlfriend for some Bayless.
  3. Mediavore
    49ers to Serve Thanksgiving; Ray’s Elaborate Diddy Gift
  4. Mediavore
    Rachel Ray Rewards Diddy; Gordon Ramsay Loses His Right-Hand-ManA valued assistant leaves the host of Hell’s Kitchen, while California looks to be a major player in the olive oil industry.
  5. Mediavore
    Thanksgiving Dinner for 1,200; No Pumpkin Shortage in BostonPlus: Brigham’s owner vows to save jobs, and France cottons on to fast food, all in our morning news roundup.
  6. Taste Tests
    Diddy Struggles With the Eternal Question: Popeyes or KFC?The latest celebrity food blogger, Sean Combs, conducts a taste test.
  7. NewsFeed
    Clubland’s Toughest Door Is in, Um, Times Square? Clubs have long vied for celeb-studded Tuesday nights, so what’s the hottest one going these days? By one account, it’s Spotlight Live??? We were tempted to dismiss the Times Square karaoke complex as “strictly for the tourists” when it first opened, but that changed when we heard hip-hop stars were in the house during the recent Monday morning when a knife fight broke out. According to MTV.com, Beyoncé, Mya, Fantasia, Ne-Yo, and others have taken the stage for Tuesday’s “R&B Live” night. This week, when Diddy hosted a Bad Boy showcase, Fat Joe, Ray J, and Missy Elliott were in the audience, and Naughty by Nature and Danity Kane performed. We called the club looking to get in on the action, but were told it was a private event put on by an entertainment group affiliated with Universal Records. In other words, that door is tight. Related: Diddy, Beyonce, Ne-Yo Make ‘Spotlight Live’ New York’s Hot Tuesday-Night Ticket Deadly Brawl in Times Square [NYDN] Carrie Jennings of Spotlight Live Doesn’t Mind If You’re Horrible at Karaoke
  8. Mediavore
    Bourdain Showing ‘Iron Chef’ Some Love; Dévi Back in ActionThe worst thing Tony Bourdain can say about the new Top Iron Chef is “that Ruhlman’s hair is the scariest and most offensive aspect of the show … In every other respect, the damn thing is pretty impeccable.” [Ruhlman] Related: Who Will Be Cut Next on ‘The Next Iron Chef’? Enterprising chefs Suvir Saran and Hemant Mathur will have their recently acquired restaurant Dévi reopen by Monday. [Eater] Related: Debriefing Dévi: Suvir Saran’s Suspected Side Projects Jessica Seinfeld’s Deceptively Delicious cookbook is uncomfortably similar to another cookbook published a few months before it, which also encourages moms to put spinach in brownies. [NYT] Related: Hey Jessica Seinfeld! What Up? [Daily Intel]
  9. Neighborhood Watch
    Primehouse Opening in Flatiron; Trabocchi Siphoned Former Staff to SohoCarroll Gardens: New wine bar Black Mountain Wine House on Union Street is filled to the brim with lovely sipping ladies. [Eat for Victory/VV] Flatiron: Diddy has closed Justin’s because it’s not big enough. [NYP] Stephen Hanson’s steakhouse, Primehouse, opens Monday. [Zagat] Harlem: Fall registration is open for free proper-dining lessons at “New York City’s only tuition-free etiquette school for children,” the Development and Finishing Institute. [Uptown Flavor] Soho: New Fiamma chef Fabio Trabocchi “brought with him 12 members of the staff of Maestro, in McLean, Va., his previous employer” in order to ease his New York transition. [NYT] Upper East Side: David Burke’s Hudson Valley Foie Gras ‘PB&J’ Tourchon is pushing it. [NYO] Williamsburg: The best way to be sure your beef is prime is to eat at a top steakhouse, and lucky for you, according to “Amy Rubenstein, whose family owns Peter Luger, the shortage is over.” [NYP]