Paula Deen's Downfall: What Happened to the Former Food Network Star After Scandal

Paula Deen attorney says people shouldn't 'take any issue' with her using N-word in context

Bill Glass says in a new documentary that anyone who "understands context" should be able to interpret why Deen used the N-word in the past.Deen and her associates maintain that she's not racist throughout the new movie.Southern foodie and celebrity cook Paula Deen's career took a massive hit after she admitted in a legal deposition to "of course" using the N-word in the past. Now, her attorney, Bill Glass, says in a new documentary that people …

Paula Deen Swears She Isn’t Racist in New Documentary ‘Canceled: The Paula Deen Story’

Was anybody loved more in all 50 states than Paula Deen? She was all over television in the 2000s, with her own series and regular guest spots on various talk shows, including The Oprah Winfrey Show, enchanting audiences with her southern charm and butteriffic recipes. That all changed in 2013, when Deen found herself at the center of a racism scandal that shocked America and sent her multi-million dollar empire crumbling to the ground. Twelve y…

‘Canceled: The Paula Deen Story’ Review: Disgraced TV Chef Offers a Full Serving of Excuses in New Doc

Billy Corben's TIFF-premiering documentary explores the rise and fall of the butter-loving Southern chef, revisiting her N-word scandal 12 years later.

12 years later, Paula Deen wants to set the record straight about her racial-slur scandal

"Canceled: The Paula Deen Story."ratontur"Canceled" looks at the rise and fall of celebrity chef Paula Deen.Deen's $20 million a year empire crumbled after a 2013 lawsuit revealed she admitted to using a racial slur.The documentary has its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday.In April 2024, filmmaker Billy Corben was driving around Savannah, Georgia, with erstwhile Food Network queen Paula Deen and her two sons, …

Paula Deen's Downfall: What Happened to the Former Food Network Star After Scandal

Canceled: The Paula Deen Story, premiering Sept. 6 at the Toronto International Film Festival, revisits the rapid turn against the Food Network star after she admitted to past use of a racial slur.

There Will Be Butter: A New Doc Wants to Restore Paula Deen’s Good Name

‘Canceled’ revisits the fall of the Queen of Southern Cooking and makes a case for forgiveness. It only proves how complicated such situations are.