Entries tagged with 'Rachael Ray'
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If you love being sick of Rachael Ray, you need to get your hands on Every Freaking! Day with Rachell Ray. Nope, it's not a new series from the 30-minute meal goddess—it's a parody book by Elizabeth Hilts, author of the popular Getting in Touch with Your Inner Bitch. Hilt says that Rachael Ray is very easy to parody: "She has a lot of very recognizable mannerisms: talking with her hands, singing to the food, referring to food as an almost human entity." Ray has yet to comment on the parody book. Related Rachael Ray Will Endorse Your Product! Rachael Ray Launches Line of Dog Food: Nutrish Dunkin Donuts Pulls Rachael Ray Ad Due to Arab-Looking Scarf...
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Rachael Ray is branching out into the canine culinary field, launching Rachael Ray Nutrish, a line of premium dog food. Focusing on the wholesome and all-natural, it'll have omega fatty acids, and of course, a dash of EVOO.
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Rachael Ray is currently working on a memoir, possible to be titled EVOhNo. Whether or not you'll be able to finish it in 30 minutes or less is yet to be determined....
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Dunkin Donuts has pulled a Rachael Ray ad where she appears to be wearing a keffiyeh, a traditional headdress worn by Arab men and, more recently, a fashion accessory, due to opposition from those who see the scarf as a symbol and representation of support for Palestinian terrorism. Now the world is safe from a black and white paisley scarf-donning Rachael Ray. [via So Good]...
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Remember that item about Rachael Ray's daytime talk show being in danger of cancellation? Yeah, scratch that. The New York Daily News, always happy to point out errors in the New York Post, talked with Ray's producers at CBS Television Distribution. Despite the ratings dip (everyone else had them, too, CBS says), Ray will remain on the air for the foreseeable future....
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The New York Post reports that the Rachael Ray Show may be axed: The problem is Ray's ratings. When she debuted two years ago, she had a meager 2.5 rating, which her syndicator, King World, nonetheless trumpeted as "The biggest syndicated debut since 'Dr. Phil.' " In fact, one insider said, "They had hoped for more. 'Dr. Phil' beats 'Oprah' and gets like a 5.0 rating—and Rachael's set is very expensive and elaborate; his is just chairs." While the Post speculates that Marie Osmond (are you kidding me?!!?) might step into the vacuum, reps for the Ray's show deny the rumor....
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Outré cuisine: Is "weird old guys cooking" the new culinary trend for 2007? In addition to Christopher Walken's surreal roast chicken video, David Lynch cooks quinoa in the DVD extras of Inland Empire. [Madison Capital Times] Rachael Ray is looking to buy a house in the Hamptons. I'm assuming that this is the kitchen in the guest house. [People; Wall Street Journal] A look at Wild Oats Market on its home turf as the Boulder, Coloradobased green grocery chain prepares for possible sale to Whole Foods. [Forbes] Majority of Canadians worried about food imports. [The Globe & Mail] The reason to get up in the morning. [Cat and Girl; via VJarmy.com]...
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Beginning to feel like Rachael Ray will endorse anything and everything? Banterist's Brian Sack does and so he's made a downloadable one-page contract that you can use to get Ray to endorse whatever it is you're selling, no questions asked. Each deal includes goodies like photos for your store displays and a life-size cut-out, but perhaps most importantly, "all endorsements include a book featuring your product being used in the preparation of a dish with an adorable nickname like Never Be Lonely Stew or Put The Kids To Sleep Salsa. Rachael will also include your product in her prayers." [via adfreak] Previously: EVOO, And Then Some, Tasting Rachael Ray, Rachael Ray Drinking Game, Rachael Ray - love, hate, ignore,...
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Anthony Bourdain has a new rant up over at Ruhlman, on the disaster that was the Food Network Awards: It is a measure of how seriously crack-brained, rapacious and evil the Deep Thinkers at Food Network must be that I find myself--yet again--in deep sympathy with their stable of stars. Last night, during the breathtakingly awful, interminable cruelty that was The Food Network Awards, I even found myself feeling bad for Rachael Ray. YES, friends. Rachael Ray. If nothing else, Rachael's BIG now. Network talk show-- doing- well- in- ratings- Big. Own magazine Big. Friend-of-Oprah Big. So, how must it have felt for her to stand up there in front of what appeared to be a halfway empty room...
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Even those of you who've never seen a Rachael Ray show in your lives probably know what EVOO is, but I'm guessing not all of you are internet nerdy enough to get what EVOOMGSTFU means. (This is not a bad thing necessarily, as it means you likely get outside more than I do.) Well, not only does Matt Finarelli of Deglazed explain the acronym, but he also shares someone else's hilarious best guess of what it could possibly stand for, which actually might be better than what it really is....
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