Fans of Jack's Dining Room are sure to be screaming "Yes chef!" after it was just announced that the food brand struck a nearly $25 million deal with the studio behind "Yellowstone."
The deal between 101 Studios and Yes Chef Group -- which is co-founded by Jack's Dining Room host Jack Goldburg and Liam Henning -- will usher in the launch of Yes Chef Studios.
This new studio will be focused on developing pretty much everything under the creative sun -- from new TV shows, to movies, to YouTube shows ... you name it!
The manager of a Tennessee Wendy’s who admitted to tying a neurodivergent employee to kitchen equipment has been fired.
Another Wendy’s employee, Nicholus Murphy, caught the alarming incident on video, which showed his coworker tied to the equipment with trash bags.
According to the police report, manager Michiko Burton tied the employee up … and Murphy tells WSMVshe allegedly told workers she needed him to “stay put” so she could work in the back.
The guy who went viral for jumping through an In-N-Out drive-thru window to confront an armed woman says he had another mission in mind ... defending Gen Z.
Luca Opperman, a 20-year-old former gymnast, chatted with Harvey and said he was in the drive-thru with his girlfriend when he spotted the woman swinging around a roughly five-foot stick.
He tells us he initially wasn't planning to get involved ... but that changed when she opened a gate and started heading toward employees in the kitchen.
A teenage girl was shot in the leg by a Jimmy John's employee Saturday after her mother got in an argument at the restaurant, reports say.
St. Louis Metropolitan Police say the 14-year-old was shot in the leg while she was inside a car ... they say her mom had gotten into it with "several individuals associated with the Jimmy John’s" before the shot was fired.
The shooter's been identified as Adam White, an employee at the sandwich chain ... according to court docs obtained by Fox News.
A Panda Express customer says he was stunned when he saw an employee standing on top of a fryer station and spraying cleaning chemicals as food was being prepared below ... and it’s all on video.
A fast-food customer was left stunned when he recently walked into a Panda Express restaurant in Wisconsin and saw an employee stepping around food as he was cleaning a frying station.
The footage, recorded in early July at a Milwaukee location, shows a worker stepping between fry baskets while cleaning the hood area above them. At one point, a female employee reaches through his legs to place a bowl of food into one of the baskets.
The customer who recorded it says he watched the employee jump onto the fryer shortly after food had been put in ... then begin spraying chemicals and wiping while standing right over it.
America runs on Dunkin' Donuts ... but customers of one particular store may want to run somewhere else to buy coffee -- because an employee was caught washing their feet in the sink.
Here's the deal ... a TikTok video went viral earlier this month after a horrified customer filmed a man washing his feet in the sink of the chain's Staten Island Ferry location.
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Check out the clip ... this dude is rubbing his hands all over his feet -- just around the corner from where thirsty customers order their morning pick-me-up.
Oklahoma Secretary of State Benjamin Lepak was busted for allegedly being drunk in public at a McDonald's ... and his bonkers arrest was all captured on police body cam.
New footage shows the moment cops meet Lepak outside the burger joint while he's clutching his bag of food ... and police tell him someone called 911 because he seemed wasted.
Lepak tells officers he just wanted to go on his merry way and chow down -- but they weren't having it ... and kept peppering him with questions, such as whether he drove to the Edmond fast food spot and if he'd been drinking.
As you can see, police weren't buying his answers.
In-N-Out is being grilled with a religious discrimination lawsuit ... a former cook says the company treated her differently and ultimately fired her after she asked for a different work schedule due to her Christian beliefs.
According to the suit, obtained by TMZ, Arianna Rodriguez said she had been working as a cook for the burger chain's Long Beach, CA location for nearly 5 years without issues with a schedule that allowed her to attend church on Sundays.
She claims this wasn't an issue until a new manager started in October. She alleges her Sunday availability then became a "recurring source of workplace conflict," and she got her first-ever write-up during this time.
