Loved "Top Chef Masters," but now it's time to talk about: "Top Chef"

The egos, blood and trash-talking are back for another season of original recipe "Top Chef." The scene this time is Las Vegas, and the stakes are accordingly high. Among the new cheftestants are a <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORCRP009917" title="Michelin Group" href="/topic/economy-business-finance/michelin-group-ORCRP009917.topic">Michelin</a> star winner and several <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PEHST000162" title="James Beard" href="/topic/arts-culture/james-beard-PEHST000162.topic">James Beard</a> Award nominees. And we weren't kidding either -- expect blood to be spilled before the first commercial break. (Wednesday)

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The egos, blood and trash-talking are back for another season of original recipe "Top Chef." The scene this time is Las Vegas, and the stakes are accordingly high. Among the new cheftestants are a Michelin star winner and several James Beard Award nominees. And we weren't kidding either -- expect blood to be spilled before the first commercial break. (Wednesday)

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