All articles tagged with #martha stewart
Originally Published 17 days ago — by Yahoo
Snoop Dogg headlined the NFL's second-ever Christmas Halftime Show on Netflix, featuring a diverse lineup including Lainey Wilson, K-pop performers, and a cameo from Martha Stewart, culminating in a performance of 'White Christmas' with Andrea and Matteo Bocelli, marking a festive and eclectic celebration.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by The Washington Post
The article recounts a food writer's experience hosting a Martha Stewart-inspired dinner party to celebrate the rerelease of her 1982 book 'Entertaining,' highlighting the exhausting yet exhilarating process of emulating Stewart's iconic hosting style.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TMZ
Martha Stewart admitted during a TalkShopLive appearance that she doesn't know how to access her direct messages on social media, despite being a prominent figure online. While promoting her 100th book, she received a quick tutorial on checking DMs, humorously wondering if she's missed messages from millions of people. Stewart's recent public attention is also due to a Netflix documentary about her, which she has criticized.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Page Six
Charli XCX mentioned New York Post columnist Andrea Peyser during her "SNL" monologue, highlighting Peyser's recent clash with Martha Stewart. In Stewart's Netflix documentary, she expressed relief over Peyser's supposed death, which Peyser refuted in a New York Post article, asserting she's alive and criticizing Stewart's focus on her. The feud has drawn attention to Stewart's documentary and Peyser's response.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Daily Beast
Martha Stewart supports John Krasinski's selection as People's 2024 'Sexiest Man Alive,' playfully warning his wife, Emily Blunt, about his appeal. Stewart praised Krasinski's talent and charm, while Krasinski humorously recounted his reaction to the title and his wife's excitement. The actor, known for 'The Office,' anticipates teasing from his brothers during Thanksgiving.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Daily Mail
Martha Stewart revealed she has been using the same liquid eyeliner for 15 to 20 years, raising concerns among experts about the potential health risks. Dermatologists warn that using expired cosmetics can lead to eye infections, irritation, and other issues due to bacterial growth and product degradation. They recommend replacing eye makeup every three to six months to avoid these risks.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bloomberg
The new Netflix documentary 'Martha' explores the life and career of Martha Stewart, highlighting her journey from humble beginnings to becoming a lifestyle icon. The film, released in late October, showcases Stewart's influence in the DIY homemaking and lifestyle media, portraying her as an aspirational figure despite her elite status. Stewart's story includes her early experiences with gardening and modeling, which were driven by financial necessity.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BuzzFeed
During a recent episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, Martha Stewart playfully pushed Drew Barrymore away after Drew got physically close while discussing romantic gestures. The humorous exchange, which ended with laughter from both Martha and the audience, highlighted Drew's tendency to get close to her guests, a topic previously noted by fans.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Rolling Stone
During an interview on Drew Barrymore's daytime talk show, Martha Stewart humorously deflected Barrymore's touchy-feely interview style. When Barrymore asked Stewart what makes her 'soft and gooey' and began rubbing her back, Stewart playfully pushed her away, quipping about gender. Despite the playful exchange, Stewart has been a frequent guest on Barrymore's show. Stewart is currently promoting her 100th cookbook and a Netflix documentary about her life, though she expressed dissatisfaction with some aspects of the film.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Daily Beast
Martha Stewart pushed Drew Barrymore away during an episode of The Drew Barrymore Show when Barrymore became too touchy-feely, leading to an awkward moment. Stewart, who was promoting her new cookbook, expressed a preference for "soft and gooey treatment" from men, highlighting her discomfort with physical affection. Barrymore, known for her intimate interview style, has faced criticism for her approach, which she acknowledged during the show's September premiere.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Geo News
Martha Stewart mistakenly referred to journalist Andrea Peyser as "dead" during her Netflix documentary, despite Peyser being alive. Peyser, who covered Stewart's 2004 trial, responded humorously to the error, expressing sadness over Stewart's apparent bitterness. The reason behind Stewart's misstatement remains unclear.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Martha Stewart's ex-husband, Andy Stewart, has responded to her claims of infidelity during their marriage, as depicted in her Netflix documentary. Through a statement by his current wife, Shyla, Andy described his past marriage to Martha as 'painful and abusive,' contrasting it with his current happy marriage. Martha accused Andy of multiple affairs, including with her former assistant, while also admitting to her own infidelities. The documentary also covers Martha's legal troubles and her subsequent career revival.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by E! NEWS
Martha Stewart's ex-husband, Andrew Stewart, and his current wife, Shyla Nelson Stewart, have responded to claims made in Martha's Netflix documentary about their past marriage, which ended in 1990. Martha accused Andrew of infidelity, while also admitting to her own brief affair. Andrew and Shyla expressed their happiness in their current life together and criticized the documentary as sensationalized. They emphasized moving on and living a life filled with love and positivity.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The News International
Martha Stewart mistakenly declared journalist Andrea Peyser, who covered her 2004 trial, as deceased during a recent film. Peyser, alive and active with the New York Post, humorously refuted Stewart's claim in her column. Stewart's trial, which resulted in a conviction for providing false information to the FBI, remains a notable event in her career.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Martha Stewart publicly acknowledged a New York Post column by Andrea Peyser, who corrected Stewart's false claim that Peyser was dead. During a Philadelphia event, Stewart sarcastically referred to the Post as her "favorite newspaper" and read the column's headline aloud, which criticized her mistake. Stewart, who served time for securities fraud, used the incident to promote her new documentary, while Peyser humorously responded to Stewart's claim by asserting she is very much alive.