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Ty Burr
Ty Burr is a writer at large for EW and is no relation to Raymond or Aaron
The giggles start as soon as you
hear host Robin Leach describe The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Cookbook CD-ROM as an ''interactive CD-Rome.'' Then it's on to the Chilled Lobster Bouillon (''magnificent choice!'') and Joan Collins' Spaghetti Bolognese (''serves 20''). Lifestyles is really just the 1992 coffee-table tome fleshed out with 10 full-motion video segments shoveled straight from the show. As a cookbook, it's pretty lame. As camp — expensive camp — it's, well, magnificent. C-
Posted Jul 15, 1994
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