The Scoville rating of Netflix’s library might soon spike. The streaming service reportedly wants live episodes of Hot Ones, the talk show in which celebrities sample increasingly spicy hot sauces.

Spicy food is not just a fad in the restaurant industry—it's a consumer shift that's here to stay, restaurant industry experts say. "Every type of food business has seen the impact of the rising ...

Conan O'Brien, Shaq, and Billie Eilish, burning up and bugged-eyed on Hot Ones. The German word "schadenfreude" basically means "deriving pleasure from someone else's pain," and that has to be part of ...

Conan O’Brien opted for the extra-spicy option during his Hot Ones appearance. On the season finale of Hot Ones, the comedian railed against streaming platform Max’s rebranding and brought his own ...

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Ever wondered why spicy foods make your mouth feel like it's on fire? Ever wondered why spicy foods make your mouth feel like it's on fire? The answer lies in a chemical compound called capsaicin.

In “KPop Demon Hunters”—an animated film which has become Netflix’s most popular movie ever—the fictional musicians ...

Shake Shack just dropped the best cheeseburger and chicken sandwich of the year. Boom. It’s a wrap. Donezo. I know that sounds a bit hyperbolic but I assure you it’s not. We cover a lot of fast food ...