The series has grown as we have become more accustomed to Clarissa Dickson Wright's new companion, Johnny Scott, filling the great vacuum that Jennifer Paterson left behind. This is archetypal ...

In 2001, BBC chefs Jennifer Paterson and Clarissa Dickson Wright, better known as the Two Fat Ladies, teamed up with the Guernsey Press to review fish and chip shops on the Channel Island.

CBE. John meets one half of the "Two Fat Ladies", Clarissa Dickson Wright ...

In 2001, the Guernsey Press teamed up with ‘The Two Fat Ladies’ – TV cooks Jennifer Paterson and Clarissa Dickson Wright – to review fish and chip shops around the island. Beetons was named the best ...

In the middle of a bright June morning, 52-year-old Clarissa Dalloway leaves her house in the midst of preparations for the party she is hosting later that evening. Her intention is to pick up ...

L.W. Wright was a con man who talked his way into a car and onto one of the fastest tracks in all of NASCAR at Talladega. The man qualified for the race but he vanished after receiving a black ...

Clarissa Cook was the first residential hospice in the Quad-Cities and all of eastern Iowa. The center is now 10 years old and has served well more than 4,000 patients and their families.

Aerospace and defense company Curtiss-Wright (NYSE:CW) will be announcing earnings results tomorrow afternoon. Here’s what you need to know. Curtiss-Wright beat analysts’ revenue expectations ...

Nick Wright believes that a Knicks playoff series win over the Celtics can change the game. The FS1 pundit made his case during his “What’s Wright” podcast on Thursday, saying that a Celtics ...

From why Wright initially didn’t want to cast Keira Knightley to the surprising celebrity who helped edit the script, here’s what you need to know about the 2005 adaptation of Austen’s ...

At CinemaCon today, Edgar Wright and cast members Glen Powell, Josh Brolin and Colman Domingo debuted the first footage from the filmmaker's new take on The Running Man. Like the 1987 Arnold Schwa ...

It’s not hard to pinpoint when U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright catapulted himself—and his views on climate change—into the national spotlight. It started with a corporate dust-up over ...