Rachael Ray: Last News

Rachael Ray‘s brand new podcast, “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead,” is finally here, and in her debut episode, she provided a brief health update on what has happened to her in the past couple of weeks.

Meghan Markle attempted to defend herself from accusations that she is unrelatable and out of touch. The Duchess of Sussex has faced criticism since launching her latest endeavor – "With Love, Meghan." The Netflix show premiered March 4 and received mixed reactions from viewers. Some labeled Markle as "unrelatable," pointing out the fake kitchen and an entire line of Le Creuset pots.

couldn’t help but ridicule Markle over her questionable cooking skills.“That’s not food – that’s punishment!” one person quipped.“Her food looks very basic and a bit boring,” another watcher said.“Another American destroying Italian food,” a third critic mourned.Even culinary stalwarts like Martha Stewart and Rachael Ray were dragged into the Markle mania as critics drew biting comparisons between the duchess and the beloved cooking personalities.“In marketing, there is aspirational marketing and relatability marketing,” PR expert Doug Eldridge remarked after “With Love, Meghan” premiered. “Martha Stewart was aspirational; Rachael Ray was relatable.”“Each personality came at it from a different direction, but managed to connect with their audiences (because they were authentic) and in so doing, climbed to the top of the lifestyle mountain, respectively,” he continued.“Connection comes in two forms, but regardless of the path or direction, it remains the critical first step in any creative or marketing endeavor.”The backlash grew so intense that one critic, celebrity chef Jameson Stocks, received death threats over his response to Markle’s show.“I started getting death threats and all sorts of nasty messages,” Stocks, 41, exclusively told The Post this week.“And I’m thinking to myself, Christ.

the outlet. “We’re a close-knit family, and I love those moments — putting Lili down for a nap, having lunch together, having sacred time together at the end of the day.”“Our kitchen is where Mama just cooks for the family, and with a crew of 80-plus people, that’s a lot of people to have in your house!” Markle added.By contrast, Stewart’s iconic “Martha Stewart Living” show was initially filmed at her Turkey Hill Road home in Westport, Connecticut, before the production moved to Westport Digital Studios in Westport.Production for Ray’s “The Rachael Ray Show” primarily took place at Chelsea Television Studios in New York City, though some episodes were filmed at the Food Network star’s house in Lake Luzerne, New York.While speaking to Fox News Digital, Eldridge emphasized the importance of authenticity for a show or brand.“Authenticity is like humidity — you can’t see it, but you can walk in a room and feel it,” he said.

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Rachael Ray opened up about her love life with husband John Cusimano.

Rachael Ray‘s latest confession marinate. The cooking guru, 56, recently recalled a miscommunication with her and her now-husband John Cusimano, 57, in 2001.“The first time I saw my husband, I thought he was gay and I tried to set him up on a date with a male friend of mine,” Ray said in a preview clip from the Tuesday episode of Tommy DiDario’s “I’ve Never Said This Before” podcast, per Us Weekly.

The Food Network star then addressed a website that is no longer online, “I Hate Rachael Ray.” Burrell called those people adding to the website “f—ing losers,” but Ray had a different perspective.“There was a site called ‘I Hate Rachael Ray’ for years, and I’m like, well, at least they’re watching,” Ray said. She continued, “I loved it. They watched every day!”“The Rachael Ray Show” was on-air for 17 seasons from 2006 to May 2023.Earlier this year, Ray also touched on the website dedicated to hating her during an interview with Appetito Magazine.“Oh, I annoy way more people than there are those who like me.

Jalen Brunson, Knicks captain“I’m thankful for my family, my friends and my close circle who have always supported me non-stop, and who have always been there for me every single step of the way.”Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York“I am thankful for my faith, which inspires me to thank God for His many blessings. I am thankful that I will be able to spend Thanksgiving with my family in St.

“I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” podcast on Tuesday and they bonded over not being parents.“I choose never to have children. God love all the people that have kids,” said Harper, 59.“Me too.

Rachael Ray and her husband of nearly 20 years have a “weird way” of providing a balance in their marriage.During the third episode of Ray’s new podcast, “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead,” Ray invited guest Jacques Pépin to discuss the importance of marriage. Ray told the French chef that she and her husband, musician and lawyer John Cusimano, “brought something to each other.”“You know, [John is] a lawyer and a musician,” Ray began.

Even Taylor Swift can’t escape remarks she made about Sean “Diddy” Combs in the past.In a resurfaced video from 2011, the musician brings up the rapper during an appearance on the “Rachael Ray” show. In a series of rapid-fire questions, Swift was asked what fellow celebrities she would have taken to prom at the time.“It would be a group, and it would be a really fun group,” Swift, then 21, said.“Boy, you’re going on a freaky prom date,” Ray, now 56, replied.The “All Too Well” singer then held up pictures of Combs, Jennifer Lopez, Katy Perry, Justin Timberlake and Sheryl Crow.“Why that spectacular array of people?” the talk show host asked.“Because … all these different reasons,” Swift, now 34, said.

Rachael Ray is opening up about suffering a few “bad falls.”

the debut episode of her podcast, “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead,” that she recently suffered “a couple of bad falls,” but didn’t go into more detail.“I’m a homemaker. I love chores.

“I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” with her first guest, Jenny Mollen.“It’s very hard, especially for hot-tempered or creative or vociferous loud people to be able to just calm it down,” the celebrity TV chef stated. “John and I don’t calm it down ever. We have huge screaming matches all the time, but I think that’s healthy.

“I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead,” on Tuesday after sparking health concerns in a viral video last month.According to PEOPLE, Ray’s podcast will focus on “what fuels us — our drive, resilience, and how we face life’s challenges,” with a “melting pot” of conversations with guests including celebrities, chefs, artists, musicians, and more. Ray will get into “the highs and lows of hard work, sharing raw, honest stories with people she knows and those she’s meeting for the first time” on the podcast — where there’s ”no topic off-limits.”In a statement, Ray said, “‘I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead (quite literally!) is about life’s journeys and what keeps us going.

Is Rachael Ray okay? That’s what her fans want to know!

Instagram on Monday, September 2, regaling viewers with the time she invited legendary crooner Tony Bennett to dinner, and — in her words — “almost killed him.” Ray recalled the shocking story while preparing to show viewers how to make Bennett’s favorite dish, Ossobuco — braised veal shanks with polenta and bread. The best-selling cookbook author admitted that when Bennett came to her house for the first time, she went “a little overboard” and polished her kitchen floors — a move that led to Bennett taking a dangerous spill. Ray recalled, “When I pulled out the chair for Tony to sit down for his starter snacks and aperitivo, the chair slid out from under him and he hit his head on my marble counter behind him, and he fell to the floor.” The TV personality, who ended her popular daytime show in 2023, was stunned.

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Rachael Ray was mugged — twice — by a teenage boy outside her Woodside, Queens, apartment.“He has literally a Glock in his hand and sticks it in my back, and I scream so loud. I think they heard it in Jersey … I freaked the flip out, and I think I scared him more than he scared me,” she dished to The Post after the premiere of her new A&E show, “Rachael Ray’s Meals in Minutes.”“I sprayed him in the face with Mace and he was not happy. I still feel really bad about it actually.

CBS Media Ventures President Steve LoCascio is retiring after 34 years at the company and its previous iterations as the division will become part of the portfolio of Wendy McMahon, named this morning as President and CEO of CBS News and Stations and CBS Media Ventures.