A scoop of vanilla ice cream on its own is a bit basic, but these out-of-this-world topping combinations will spice your dessert up and wow your tastebuds.

Martha Stewart has an encyclopedic level of knowledge about hosting that we should really take advantage of. These are some ...

If you're ever fortunate enough to have Ina Garten on your dinner party guest list, you shouldn't expect loose flowers when she walks through the door. The Barefoot Contessa, who has set the ...

TikTok wants me to have a dinner party, but the year is 2025, and I'm not a billionaire. It could be that it's spring, the ultimate dinner party season, but being fed constant streams of dinner ...

And unfortunately, this animosity seeped into the Final Dinner Party, which resulted in the pair throwing jabs at each other on the car ride there. Smiling through the pain.

Ruh-roh. It appears that a Married At First Sight fan has spotted a major editing fail in the season’s second last Dinner Party, and honestly, this one is quite the biggie! Last Wednesday hosted ...

The four-part series gathers guests for a “dream dinner party”, featuring Sophie Turner, Tan France and Henry Golding, among others. It is split across four episodes, which will air throughout March ...

With a little strategy and planning, you can host a gorgeous gathering for about $10 a person. I know, because I did it (and do it all the time)! Keep reading for the menu, a few hosting tips, and ...

Rawpixel.com // Shutterstock The dinner party is back and better than ever: 5 new trends for hosts who break the rules We’re hard-wired to connect over food.

The act of hosting others in my home created an intimacy that meeting at a restaurant or park couldn’t. Now I’ve become a dinner party evangelist.

"The most important thing is preparation," food writer and chef Francesca McKay, author of The Wildflowers, tells us. "You're hosting, not a maid or a chef in a kitchen. You've got to be prepped so ...

A woman was stunned when her 30-year-old boyfriend of two years put together a PowerPoint presentation to critique her homemade dinner — and then another one to shame her for not finding it funny.