Rachel Green from "Friends" is one of the most iconic characters of the 1990s and early 2000s. Rachel was the only person who kissed everyone in the main "Friends" group.

The Green Room 42 will present Rachel Green in I've Gotta Be Me. Rachel Green takes you on a funny, sexy and whimsical journey through her life via storytelling, standup comedy, singing and violin.

The Green Room 42 will present Rachel Green in I’ve Gotta Be Me on October 10th at 7pm. New York City is home to some of the best of the best - whether you’re an actor, singer, comedian, or ...

Rachel Green grew and changed the most out of the 'Friends' cast, argue most fans. Still, some fans insist Chandler Bing had the most positive development.

Rachel Green is one of the most beloved 'Friends' characters. Still, Rachel had some qualities that would be considered problematic today.

At 17, I didn't quite know how to articulate my feelings, as it would be a few years before I ran into a Ross in the wild, but at 26—two years older than Rachel Green is in the pilot—I can ...

Jennifer Aniston may have the most famous head of hair in Hollywood, but if you think about it the iconic haircut actually belonged to Rachel Green, her character on “Friends.” When the TV ...

I love Rachel Green. I know she’s flawed and yes, she is sassy and mean at times, but she’s just like every other young adult out their, trying to find her way.

I have idolized Rachel Green for about as long as I can remember—Friends quotes are basically the hallmark of my vocabulary, and I really and truly love Friends far more than the average person ...

Of The Rachel!) was replaced by a plaid-shirted stranger is a betrayal that opens up a whole can of worms: …for some reason, seeing this girl, likely a staff or crew member, has shaken me to my ...

Camila Mendes is taking a page from the iconic wardrobe of Friends character Rachel Green, played by Jennifer Aniston. Mendes, 29, was spotted out in New York City on Tuesday, February 6, in two ...

Still, Rachel Green is a strong name and I have no regrets. It sounds great when people announce it before I perform and it’s fairly easy to spell and pronounce — it’s short and sweet.