Rachael Ray: Last News

Macy's Big Home Sale for summer and save up to 60% on furniture, kitchen appliances, bedding, and more home essentials. If you've been looking to make some home upgrades this season, the Macy's sale is the perfect opportunity to finish up or get started on that home improvement project.

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.

Macy's Big Home Sale has kicked off for summer, and shoppers can save up to 60% on furniture, kitchen appliances, bedding, and more home essentials. If you've been looking to make some home upgrades this season, the Macy's sale is the perfect opportunity to finish up or get started on that home improvement project.

warm-weather gathering. Right now, the retailer is heating things up with incredible deals on kitchen essentials from top brands like Ninja and KitchenAid, along with Rachael Ray and Ayesha Curry cookware.

EXCLUSIVE: Hulu is expanding its unscripted slate with the addition of three new series featuring Big Boi, Rachael Ray and Bill Kurtis, along with a second season of house flipping series 50/50 Flip. All hail from A+E Networks’ factual production groups Six West Media and Category 6 Media and will premiere in 2023-2024.

Mother's Day tends to be filled with food and fun. From Gwyneth Paltrow to Lauren Conrad, ET has found some fun recipes from your favorite celebrity moms to try out on this special day.DRINKGwyneth Paltrow's spiked strawberry lemonade is sure to be a hit with Mom and will be an easy start of the day for the chef! Just blend strawberries, and combine the puree with vodka, lemon juice and sparkling water.

Rachael Ray is saying goodbye to her talk show. In an interview with ET's Rachel Smith, the 54-year-old TV personality looks back on 's 17-year run, reveals why she's not sad to see it end, and looks ahead to the future.When Ray began her show back 2006, she tells ET she «of course» didn't think that it'd go on for nearly two decades.«Most things last a couple of years and you're lucky for that and then you move on,» she says. «But I'm super grateful.

ending its run of original shows May 24 after 17 years on the air, into the new series she will host and produce under her Free Food Studios production company, including a self-described “home show” for A&E.She will also continue her trips to Ukraine to help the people of that war-torn country.“We have one left [to film] in the first quarter,” she said regarding the A&E series. “It’s about people who’ve had losses just like mine; they’ve lost their homes to fire or flood … one friend of mine, Anthony, lost his home to a person driving through it.

The Foxx family is asking for prayers for Jamie Foxx. The actor had a medical emergency on Tuesday, April 11.

David Muir had high hopes for a career in news journalism from a young age and that meant he kickstarted his dreams early.The ABC anchor opened up about how he got his start in the business during an interview with Rachael Ray and the photo he shared is amazing. In the image, a teenage David sat proudly at a news desk, looking nervous but excited. WATCH: How David Muir's friendship with Kelly Ripa has blossomed He explained: "I was 13-years-old, I had written to the local news people in my town and they began writing back to me and that was my first visit to the TV station."I began interning, carrying the tripods, and the equipment. They hired me out of college.

A&E has announced a whole slate of unscripted programming, including the expansion of its weekend lifestyle block, as well as additional culinary content and Biography documentary specials.

Rachael Ray is ending her talk show after 17 years. “The Rachael Ray Show,” which airs on CBS, will end after its current season. In a statement, Ray shared some of what she will be working on in the future, giving fans plenty of new projects to look forward to.

EXCLUSIVE: After launching the first original court show on streaming with Judy Justice on Amazon Freevee, Judy Sheindlin could make history again with the first streaming show to sell in broadcast syndication. Former CBS executive Scott Koondel’s Sox Entertainment, which distributes Judy Justice, is actively exploring selling the show’s library — approximate 260 episodes — to TV stations for fall 2023 or fall 2024, sources tell Deadline. Additionally, cable syndication also is a possibility, I hear.

“The Rachael Ray Show” is coming to an end. On Friday, the 54-year-old TV personality announced that her long-running talk show will end with its current 17th season.

All good things must end. Rachael Ray’s daytime talk show, Rachael, is coming to a close after 17 seasons on air.  

a new production company, Free Food Studios.“My passions have evolved from the talk show format production and syndication model to a platform unencumbered by the traditional rules of distribution,” her statement continued. “I am truly excited to be able to introduce and develop new and upcoming epicurean talent on all platforms … Thank you to all of our ‘Rachael’ daytime show partners, crew, and affiliates, and the wonderful years we all worked together.”Rumors of the show’s demise swirled in January, as a source told Page Six, “This talk comes up every year because the show is renewed yearly.

Another talk show is officially ending, and this time it’s Rachael Ray‘s.

William Earl “Rachael Ray” will call it a day this spring after 17 seasons in daytime syndication. The decision to end the Monday-Friday talk show comes after the series has seen considerable ratings decline in recent years. Ray remains a presence on Food Network and other outlets. Another sign that Ray was preparing her exit from the demands of a daily talk show was her move to launch a new production company, Free Food Studios. “In my more than 20 plus years in television I have had 17 wonderful seasons working in daytime television,” Ray said. “However I’ve made the decision that’s it’s time for me to move on to the next exciting chapter in my broadcast career. My passions have evolved from the talk show format production and syndication model to a platform unencumbered by the traditional rules of distribution. I am truly excited to be able to introduce and develop new and upcoming epicurean talent on all platforms. That is why I am looking forward to putting all my energies into my recently announced production arm, Free Food Studios. Thank you to all of our Rachael daytime show partners, crew and affiliates, and the wonderful years we all worked together.”

is coming to an end. On Friday, the 54-year-old TV personality announced that her long-running talk show will end with its current 17th season.«In my more than 20 plus years in television I have had 17 wonderful seasons working in daytime television with ,» she told in a statement.

EXCLUSIVE: CBS Media Ventures’ nationally syndicated daytime talk show Rachael Ray will be coming to an end after its current 17th season when it will stop original production.

EXCLUSIVE: Rachael Ray is expanding her purview with the launch of her own production studio. The author, TV host and philanthropist has teamed with her longtime collaborator Brian Flanagan and his partners Anthony Amoia and Sean Lee of Intentional Content to launch Free Food Studios. The studio will focus on producing, owning, and distributing “in the kitchen” content created by Ray and serve as a platform for the introduction and development of new and upcoming epicurean talent. It also will focus on developing and creating long and short form content across various platforms.