Oh my, first Rachael Ray gets called a terrorist by the public and now her TV show is getting sued!!!!!! Her former accountant who worked for the TV show has anorexia, which is a type of eating disorder. When he worked for the Rachael Ray show back in 2007, he says he was fired because he was simply anorexic. He was made fun of and bullied by the fellow employees that worked for the show. He is not suing Rachael Ray herself, he is suing CBS Corp who owns the show.

More on it here:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25521855/

Better go get Rachael’s lawyer/musician husband John to the rescue.

Kev

Oh my, first Rachael Ray gets called a terrorist by the public and now her TV show is getting sued!!!!!! Her former accountant who worked for the TV show has anorexia, which is a type of eating disorder. When he worked for the Rachael Ray show back in 2007, he says he was fired because he was simply anorexic. He was made fun of and bullied by the fellow employees that worked for the show. He is not suing Rachael Ray herself, he is suing CBS Corp who owns the show.

More on it here:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25521855/

Better go get Rachael’s lawyer/musician husband John to the rescue.

Kev

The Dunkin’ Donuts company had just pulled the plug on a Dunkin’ Donuts commercial which starred Albany, N.Y.’s own Rachael Ray. Rachael Ray, a “so-called” America’s sweetheart (or a snob the way I say it), was wearing a scarf in the commercial which blogger Michelle Malkin says it is a jihadi chic keffiyeh scarf which is a scarf worn by Arab men that symbolized murderous Palestinian jihad.  The Dunkin Donuts Senior Vice President responded back saying, the scarf was selected by a stylist, it was not intended for symbolism.

More on it here:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24860437/

To read Michelle Malkin’s blog entry about it, click here:

http://michellemalkin.com/2008/05/28/the-keffiyeh-kerfuffle/

So if Dunkin’ Donuts pulled the plug on the commercial and say it wasn’t intended for symbolism, that means they are scared to admit that Michelle Malkin is right.

Example of the keffiyeh scarf using some random google image:

It’s about time the media did something right on Rachael Ray for once. I’m tired of the world thinking that she’s so glorifying and wonderful when she’s one of the biggest egos on this planet.

Kev