I love when food takes on a deeper meaning in film and TV — when a simple dish becomes a symbol, a motif or a character in ...

The late director’s most successful work kept viewers in the dark.

The visionary director's belief in American beauty and horror being two sides of the same coin was perfected in the iconic 1990 TV series.

Yes, there’s coffee and cherry pie. You can’t have a Twin Peaks parody without that. They couldn’t parody too many elements of the very adult Twin Peaks in a show aimed at pre-schoolers.

“Twin Peaks” was his ultimate portrait of ... It is also a show that was made out of Americana, coffee and cherry pie, yearbook photos and doo-wop ballads. Lynch, who spent some of his ...

Cherry pie, Laura Palmer, Bob, and the Log Lady: Visit the world of "Twin Peaks" at Haley Solar Eagle Rock through Jan. 31. (photo: Haley Solar) ...

Iconoclastic, influential and lovably eccentric, Lynch created surrealistic landscapes onscreen and populated them with a bevy of odd characters, from a disfigured Londoner to a dogged G-man obsessed ...

“I wouldn’t be here without David Lynch,” said Max Spears, as he sipped on a cup of black coffee at Twede’s Café, made famous in the show “Twin Peaks ... a slice of cherry pie.” ...

Coffee, cherry pie... and Twin Peaks The wounds began to heal, however, when he returned to double down on his signature style - placing his fascination with America's dirty underbelly in his sights.