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Jamie Oliver has some strong words for fellow chef Gordon Ramsay. Earlier this year, during a week-long stint hosting ITV’s “The Nightly Show”, Ramsay took to attacking Oliver, calling him “fat” and a “one-pot-wonder.” Now Oliver is finally responding. In an interview with The Sun, the 42-year-old chef says, “All my friends and people I work […]...

Though it’s been around for decades, pineapple pizza—and its right to exist—has become a hot-button issue in recent weeks, thanks largely to Iceland’s president Gudni Thorlacius Johannesson, who (jokingly) suggested a ban on pineapple pizza in late February.

Twitter, of course, ran with it, with 140-character rants raging on both sides of the debate. According to Yale University’s The Politic, “pineapple on pizza” had it’s most-searched month since Google started collecting the data in 2004.

And yet with all the noise and opinions out there, who should we turn to for the definitive answer? Enter Gordon Ramsay.

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Comedy Central on Thursday issued a cryptic press release touting The President Show. The bulletin featured the presidential seal and read, “Late night TV is broken. A Total Disaster. I alone can fix it,” and included the following Twitter handle: @PresidentShow. The account’s bio reads as follows:

#1 show on television, many many millions of viewers. Hosted by @LateNightDonald. Bringing American Jobs back to late night.

The linked @LateNightDonald account is also active, with tweets dating back to Tuesday,...