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Search - List of Books by Cristina Ferrare
Cristina Ferrare (born February 8, 1950 as Cynthia Cristina Ferrare) is a former fashion model, actress, author and television talk-show host.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, she was 14 years old when her family moved to Los Angeles, California, where her beauty landed her a contract with a major modeling agency and then with 20th Century Fox film studios. Ferrare starred in the 1968 movie The Impossible Years. She was a top model and a fixtured cover girl many times over on a variety of fashion magazines.
Ferrare was the spokesperson for Max Factor between the ages of 16 and 26 and a presenter on various television programs during the 1970s and 1980s including AM Los Angeles, Incredible Sunday and Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus. She has also written a number of books including Cristina Ferrare’s Family Entertaining, "Cristina Ferrare Style: How To Have It In Every Part of Your Life", Okay, So I Don't Have a Headache and Realistically Ever After.
In her most recent book, Realistically Ever After, she mentions all her books except her book on beauty and style which she wrote under the name Cristina Ferrare DeLorean. She appears to want to disassociate herself from that book as she was married to John DeLorean at the time and he is omnipresent throughout. Cristina refers to her "fabulous marriage" in this book. She then mentions women she refers to as "Ms. Good-Time Charlotte" of whom she says the following "She gives him presents, massages his ego, says flattering things to his friends and boss, but she doesn't understand loyalty and commitment. She's ready for the roller-coaster ride when it's on the upswing, but the moment the trip takes a downward turn, she wants off. She'll love him as long as he's rich, handsome, or powerful, but watch out on the sharp turns."
Ferrare co-hosted The Home and Family Show with Chuck Woolery and Michael Burger, a unique two-hour show that was broadcast on the Family Channel from June 3, 1996 to August 14, 1998.
Ferrare has been featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show in her own cooking segments with Oprah. Winfrey is a fan of Ferrare's cooking and cookbook.
In 1973, she married automobile executive John DeLorean with whom she adopted a son Zachary and had a daughter, Kathryn. She and De Lorean divorced in 1985 and soon after, she married entertainment industry executive Anthony Thomopoulos and had two daughters, Alexandra (born 1986) and Arianna (born 1989). More recently, Ferrare has worked as a designer of jewelry, home accessories and furniture on behalf of the Creative Brands Group.
Ferrare lives in the Los Angeles area with her third husband and family.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, she was 14 years old when her family moved to Los Angeles, California, where her beauty landed her a contract with a major modeling agency and then with 20th Century Fox film studios. Ferrare starred in the 1968 movie The Impossible Years. She was a top model and a fixtured cover girl many times over on a variety of fashion magazines.
Ferrare was the spokesperson for Max Factor between the ages of 16 and 26 and a presenter on various television programs during the 1970s and 1980s including AM Los Angeles, Incredible Sunday and Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus. She has also written a number of books including Cristina Ferrare’s Family Entertaining, "Cristina Ferrare Style: How To Have It In Every Part of Your Life", Okay, So I Don't Have a Headache and Realistically Ever After.
In her most recent book, Realistically Ever After, she mentions all her books except her book on beauty and style which she wrote under the name Cristina Ferrare DeLorean. She appears to want to disassociate herself from that book as she was married to John DeLorean at the time and he is omnipresent throughout. Cristina refers to her "fabulous marriage" in this book. She then mentions women she refers to as "Ms. Good-Time Charlotte" of whom she says the following "She gives him presents, massages his ego, says flattering things to his friends and boss, but she doesn't understand loyalty and commitment. She's ready for the roller-coaster ride when it's on the upswing, but the moment the trip takes a downward turn, she wants off. She'll love him as long as he's rich, handsome, or powerful, but watch out on the sharp turns."
Ferrare co-hosted The Home and Family Show with Chuck Woolery and Michael Burger, a unique two-hour show that was broadcast on the Family Channel from June 3, 1996 to August 14, 1998.
Ferrare has been featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show in her own cooking segments with Oprah. Winfrey is a fan of Ferrare's cooking and cookbook.
In 1973, she married automobile executive John DeLorean with whom she adopted a son Zachary and had a daughter, Kathryn. She and De Lorean divorced in 1985 and soon after, she married entertainment industry executive Anthony Thomopoulos and had two daughters, Alexandra (born 1986) and Arianna (born 1989). More recently, Ferrare has worked as a designer of jewelry, home accessories and furniture on behalf of the Creative Brands Group.
Ferrare lives in the Los Angeles area with her third husband and family.
This author page uses material from the Wikipedia article "Cristina Ferrare", which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0
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