Paula Ann Hiers Deen, Known Simply as Paula Deen, Is a Famous American Television Chef, Author, Cook, Television Host, as Well as a Restaurateur. Paula Deen Rose to Prominence as a Chef with a Cooking Show Called “Paula’s Home Cooking”, Which Aired on the “Food Network” from 2002 Until 2013. the Show Primarily Focused on Simple and Familiar Recipes, and Avoided over-Complicated Dishes. Largely Due to the Popularity of the Show, Deen Received an Opportunity to Star Alongside Orlando Bloom, Alec Baldwin and Kirsten Dunst in Cameron Crowe’s Film “Elizabethtown”, in Which She Played the Role of Aunt Dora. However, “Paula’s Home Cooking” Received a Lot of Criticism for High-Calorie Meals, as Well as Deen’s Blunt and Racial Jokes, Which Were the Main Reason for the Cancellation of the Show by the Network. Aside from “Paula’s Home Cooking”, Paula Deen Launched a New Cooking Show Entitled “Paula’s Party”, Which Premiered on Television Screens in 2006. Even Though the Series Had a Similar Premise, It Placed More Focus on the Audience’s Participation in the Show. That Same Year, Deen Was Featured in a Television Series Called “Cheforgraphy”, Which Provides Biographies of Famous Chefs.