We just got word of the Grilled Cheesus, an electronic sandwich press that toasts the face of Christ onto bread. It's a kitchen device sent from heaven via young Brooklyn couple Rob Corso and Meg ...

Cheesus is Hardin’s full-time job. She struck out on her own after a dozen years in the restaurant business, and brought in seven full-time employees to help out.

Television Glee: 'Grilled Cheesus' tackles difficult questions of religion, spirituality Published: Oct. 08, 2010, 2:00 p.m. By Chris Shores ...

Case in point: a Brooklyn couple wants $25,000 to fund their "Grilled Cheesus" sandwich maker. A grilled cheese maker that burns Jesus on to your bread—an idea that basically already exists in ...

The What Would Cheesus Do food truck, stolen Sunday night from a warehouse near West 53rd Place and Bannock Street, has been found, but owner Genevieve Hardin says it will take a lot to save her ...

As for the Grilled Cheesus itself—that’s probably an instance where you’re either on board with Glee’s attempt to be absurd and sincere at the same time, or you’re not. To me it worked ...

Glee tackled its most serious, controversial topic this week: religion. How did it go about dealing with this issue? Find out in this review of "Grilled Cheesus." ...

DENVER (CBS4) - Some people in Denver helped a woman whose controversial food truck was stolen. CBS4 first told you about the truck on Monday. Genevieve Hardin bought the "What Would Cheesus Do ...

The episode entitled, Grilled Cheesus, featured an internal tug-of-war over values and beliefs, more specifically, those belonging to the character of Kurt Hummel (Chris Colfer).

The resurrection of Cheesus only shows that “faith is where you find it.” It doesn’t seem fair that Christians seem to have all the fun, said Rabbi Amy Weiss in the Houston Chronicle.