Maria Edible starts twitter page
Maria Edible (formerly known as Maria “The Incredible Sulk”) has started a twitter at http://twitter.com/mariaedible.
View ArticleMaria “Edible” on NY Ink
Examiner.com has a write up of last night’s episode of NY Ink in which Maria “Edible” judged a hot dog eating contest held in a tattoo parlor. update Jan 16 Maria announces that Pat Philbin has posted...
View ArticleCrazy Legs Conti Maria Edible hot dog contest video
Social Cam has a video of a hot dog eating contest between Crazy Legs Conti and Maria “Edible” on the ESPN campus today.
View ArticleESPN HQ contest results
ESPN Front Row has a blog entry and video about the eating contest held Friday at ESPN headquarters in which Crazy Legs Conti defeated Maria “Edible” 13.5 hot dogs to 12 in the five minute competition....
View Article“Madoff Meadows” (Mets) / Queens qualifier
update June 3 Brian Seiken has a video and Bob Shoudt has a video of himself throwing the first pitch at yesterday’s Mets game. update Winners have been announced: Bob Shoudt won the men’s division...
View ArticleMaria “Edible” College Times interview
eCollege Times has an interview with Maria “Edible”.
View ArticleMaria “Edible” graphical interview
The Awl has an interview with Maria “Edible” consisting of five infographics (via email). The interview announces Maria’s home page at http://www.mariaedible.com/
View ArticleYahoo! Screen video about Maria Edible
Blue Ribbon Hunter on Yahoo! Screen has a video about Maria “Edible” and her modeling career with footage from the Queens Nathan’s qualifier and wing eating tips. Yahoo! also has competitive eating...
View ArticleCompetitive eating article in November GQ
The November issue of GQ has a (bottom of the) cover story about competitive eating by Jon Ronson, author of The Men Who Stare at Goats focusing on Joey Chestnut, Pat Bertoletti, Bob Shoudt, Matt...
View ArticleGQ Magazine competitive eating article available online
update Nov 1 NotoriousBob.net has a quote that did not appear in the article update Oct 31 Some observations and links about the article follow: Ronson asserts that the 1916 origin story for Nathan’s...
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