By Rachel Ray
Our friend Amy was on the Rachel Ray Show in 2006 and we put together this remix montage to highlight some of what she saw that day.
The apartment clips shown are actually from where we lived on West 4th and Sixth Ave in Manhattan!
By Rachel Ray
November 2, 2007 - Actor Jerry O’Connell makes a bold entrance in a ZENN on the Rachael Ray show.
By Rachel Ray
Jessica stops in to visit Rachel Ray on October 16th. Looking beeautiful, she even helps COOK with the talk show host!
By Rachel Ray
Often, water intake is the first thing people with Problem Skin can change and see a difference. By drinking eight glasses a day, your skin will be plumper, firmer, and more youthful-looking. Types of skin are as follows:
Oily skin tends to shiny with enlarged pores, and is prone to blackheads and blemishes. You might experience some tightness.
Combination/normal This skin type has medium pores, a smooth and even texture, good circulation, healthy color, may tend toward dryness on the cheeks while being oily in the t-zone.
Sensitive skin tends to be thin, delicate with fine pores. It flushes easily, is prone to broken capillaries, is frequently allergic and can be rashy.
Dry skin feels tight, especially after cleansing. You have a tendency towards fine wrinkles, flaking and red patches. In women of color, skin may appear ashy or dull from dead skin buildup.
Aging or sun-damaged - This skin also feels tight with visible wrinkles, slack skin tone — especially around the cheeks and jawline — with leathery texture and broken capillaries.
Department store cosmetics counters and beauty supply shops used to be geared almost exclusively toward women. However since the metro physical revolution took our cultural ideals by storm, many skincare companies have been creating products specially designed for males. Today, skin care for men is rivaling in both sales and demand, giving couples a chance to pamper each other instead of the former one-way street.
While it is true men’s skin produces more oil, shaving daily can rob their face of this natural moisturize. If you or someone you know is the clean-shaven type, consider purchasing a hydrating lotion from a line of skin care for men products you have found to be ideal. Natural Skin Care products tend to be more guy-friendly than the majority of drug store finds, so keep it simple and productive when shopping.
Everyone loves spring and summertime with its blue skies and perfect picnic weather. However, those warm days can also bring a new host of skincare issues you need to know how to deal with. From UVA rays to pool chlorine, it’s important that you are ready and prepared to keep your skin healthy and protected from the elements of summer.
While this all may seem depressing and dire, the truth of the matter is summer is a great time to give your body positive benefits as well. Exercise that comes with being outside is ideal for a healthy glow and proper circulation, which can help your skin look fresh and vibrant. Summer also brings a chance to try new cosmetics such as shimmers and pinks that are usually too light for the winter months. Take the time to do some research on your own and discover all of the great alternatives to typical summer skin care that are available for purchase. You will be pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to maintain great skin health and still have fun during the summer months.
By Rachel Ray
for me its rachaelrayweb.com for rachael ray
By Rachel Ray
I have really grown to like her and her new magazine is the bomb and reasonably priced if y’all havent gotten one yet. Do yourself a favor and get the one for the holidays alot of great things in it.
By Rachel Ray
Jessica stops in to visit Rachel Ray on October 16th. Looking beeautiful, she even helps COOK with the talk show host!
By Rachel Ray
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By Rachel Ray
Mankind has been fascinated with the concept of life existing on other worlds for hundreds of years. Incidents such as the Roswell phenomenon have done nothing but further inspire this fascination in the extraterrestrial.
The concept of life on other worlds has held people’s imagination largely due to the question of what if we were to be visited by people from one of those places to be inhabited. Perhaps the first book to ever speculate what could transpire given that situation was The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells. The War of the Worlds is considered the first example of the invasion subgenre of science fiction.
The story revolves around London in the 1800s as the earth finds itself invade by hostile Martians who seek to make the earth their own home. As the war rages on, with devastating results for us Earthlings, a man tries to make it to his wife and safety.
The story proved to be so popular that it captivated its audience. In 1938, Orson Welles of the Mercury Theatre radio program produced a radio show which had sent everyone who had heard it into frenzy due to the fact that it was broadcast as though it was an actual news broadcast.
The program, while having catastrophic results, proved to be quite popular amongst listeners who had kept their wits. The show was even annually broadcasted in some towns on Halloween night as a tradition. It was then, in 1953, that a motion picture was produced that modernized the story to reflect Cold War fears of the American populace. Then, in 2005, Academy Award winning Director Steven Spielberg announced that he would direct his own version of the science fiction classic.
In the 2005 retelling, we focus on Ray Ferrier (played by Tom Cruise), a self-absorbed dock worker who has to care for his two children Robbie (Justin Chatwin) and Rachel (Dakota Fanning) while their mother and step-father are out of town.
This is complicated when the earth is invaded by aliens from an unnamed planet. Ray, who has no respect from his children, seeks to take them across the country in an effort to reunite them with their mother and step-father so that they can be safe from the invaders.
The film is effective in its attempts to show how the world would be affected by such an invasion with some strong imagery use to evoke memories of the images of 9/11.
The movie features strong acting, with Cruise doing a different kind of character than his usually confident, action hero oriented characters. Good performances also come from Chatwin and Fanning as they both realistically interact as siblings.
