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Martha Stewart’s ex-husband, Andrew Stewart, and his wife, Shyla Nelson Stewart, voiced their opinions on Stewart’s new Netflix documentary, Martha. In it, the businesswoman gave details about her toxic relationship with Andrew, whom she was married to from 1961 to 1990.

The documentary, which was released on Oct. 30, has been a hot topic after the trailer showed Stewart, 83, accuse Andrew of destroying their marriage by way of multiple affairs.

“I don’t know how many different girlfriends he had, but I think there were quite a few,” she said. “If you’re married, and you think you’re happily married, and your husband starts to cheat on you, he’s a piece of s—. Look at him as a piece of s–t and get out of it, get out of that marriage.”

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There’s a wrestling match that runs through “Martha,” the Netflix documentary that paints a vivid portrait of Martha Stewart.

Veteran filmmaker R.J. Cutler spars, mostly gently, with the doyenne of domesticity during the one-on-one interview sessions that anchor the narrative. At times Stewart comes alive in the retelling of aspects of her life; at others she seems to be enjoying the questioning only a little more than she would a deposition.

With her eighty-something insouciance, Stewart gives off the vibe that she’s putting up with it all because she hopes to get her larger story told to a new generation, and to have her legacy reconsidered by the Baby Boomers and Gen Xers who made her a superstar.

“Martha” mines a wealth of archival material on its subject to great effect. The film also does a good job of putting into contemporary perspective Stewart’s achievements and her...

After Martha Stewart dredged up her earlier marriage, her ex, Andy Stewart, it was hard for him to just stand by. She calls out “cheaters” with shocking information about her former husband. But now he is defending his point of view saying it was a “painful and abusive” marriage for him.

Martha Stewart Exposes Affairs

Recently, Martha Stewart called out her ex-husband, Andy Stewart in the Netflix docuseries about their past. When Netflix released Martha it raised many eyebrows. According to the synopsis, the docuseries was “Told in her own words.” Furthermore, it says, “This candid documentary charts the unstoppable rise, sudden fall, and hard-won comeback of lifestyle icon Martha Stewart.” But Martha criticized the editing of the series. One area in particular was the inclusion of her fling with someone during her marriage to Andy Stewart. While she was clear about her repugnance over her ex-husband cheating, she causally blew off her infidelity.

All’s fair in love and war, eh? Or the comedy game? How do you say that in the comedy world? Anyway, most of us by now know that if we wanted a candid assertion from someone of someone, the one person to turn to is Martha Stewart.

The model, actress, lifestyle guru and businesswoman is not afraid to dish it out whenever she feels the need to. And this time, you could say she’s got a partner in crime.

Hugh Jackman – Sides With Martha Stewart: “Finally Someone Says It”

Think comedy in movies, who does your mind drift to? If you’re not thinking of dear old Rowan Atkinson – Mr. Bean for the uninitiated – then one of the other people you’re thinking of likely includes Ryan Reynolds. The guy can deliver a good punchline, can’t he? ‘Green Lantern,’ ‘Red Notice,’ ‘Deadpool,’ and so on and so forth.

Martha Stewart‘s new Netflix documentary dives into her tumultuous 29-year marriage to Andy Stewart, and her ex-husband and his current wife have responded. In a Facebook post, Andy’s wife, Shyla Nelson Stewart, addressed the Netflix doc Martha. The post, which was signed by Syla and Andy, stated it would be their “only public comment on this subject.” “As some of you know, my husband is Andrew Stewart – brilliant publisher, avocational naturalist and nature photographer, and one of the gentlest, most soft-spoken, kind-hearted men I’ve ever known,” Shyla wrote. “No one was more surprised than we when, after being introduced as colleagues almost 12 years ago, our connection blossomed into a deep and everlasting love.” Shyla went on to say that she and Andy have “built a life of beauty, meaning, productivity, and purpose, infused with true love, which we share as fully as we can with our beautiful...

One royal expert believes that Prince Harry is deeply uncomfortable with life in the US.

It’s been almost five years since Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down as working royals and relocated overseas.

But one observer is convinced that in all that time, Harry still has not grown accustomed to his SoCal lifestyle.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex make an official visit to the Joff Youth Centre in Peacehaven, Sussex on October 3, 2018 in Peacehaven, United Kingdom. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images) Prince Harry Is ‘Flying Solo,’ Expert Believes

It’s no secret that Harry and Meghan have been appearing separately much more often in recent months.

Most royal watchers believe that the move is part of a calculated rebranding effort on the Sussexes’ part.

According to recent polls, Harry and Meghan are less popular than ever.

And they may feel that they can...

Martha Stewart made a claim in her Netflix documentary about a columnist who covered her trial in the early 2000s.

The 83-year-old media mogul looked back on her trial and when the guilty verdict came on in the doc, recalling what New York Post columnist Andrea Peyser had said about her.

Martha said the “New York Post lady was there, just looking so smug. She had written horrible things during the entire trial. But she is dead now, thank goodness. And nobody has to put up with the crap she was writing all the time.”

Well, that columnist is still very much alive and she’s got some words to say about Martha in a savage new column for the New York Post.

Keep reading to find out more…

“I’m alive, b-tch!” she starts out. “Even if the Domestic Dominatrix thinks she’s finished me off.”

“News of my passing came as a shock.

For seven consecutive weeks, Max/HBO’s “The Penguin” has ruled the streaming chart, much in the way its titular character hopes to reign over the crime underworld of Gotham City. No one and nothing, ranging from diplomats to lawyers, from Halloween horrors to Martha Stewart, could unseat the show this week on Samba TV’s Weekly Wrap Report.

With one more episode to go, it’s highly likely “The Penguin” will make it a clean eight-week sweep atop the chart – and possibly extend its tenure beyond new episodes, as we saw with “House of the Dragon” over the summer.

Let’s look at the challengers who may hope to hold the crown once “The Penguin’s” season ends.

In second this week is “Don’t Move,” the Netflix horror film that likely got a Halloween-time bump in ratings. At No. 3 is another gangster story, albeit one a bit lighter in tone,...

Ryan Reynolds had some witty words for Martha Stewart after she claimed he “isn’t funny.”

Reynolds took to X to share his thoughts about Stewart’s comments regarding his supposed lack of humor.

The Marvel star, 48, wrote, “I’d disagree with her. But I tried that once. The woman is unexpectedly spry. She really closed the gap after a mile or so.”

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During a recent appearance on the Rent Free game show, Stewart, 83, revealed that her next-door neighbor is Reynolds. Despite his reputation as an on-screen comedian, she doesn’t think he is very funny in real life.

“You want to know something? He’s not so funny in real life,” she said. “No, he’s not so funny. He’s very serious.”

While Stewart didn’t have much to say about the actor’s humor,...

Martha Stewart’s not a big fan of Netflix’s Martha documentary. The ending, in particular, is a sore spot for her. Following the documentary’s release on Oct. 30, 2024, Stewart revealed why she “hate[s]” the final scenes. That’s not all. There are plenty of other things she doesn’t like about it, and a select few she does.

She doesn’t like ‘looking like a lonely old lady’ at the end of ‘Martha’

Stewart gave her thoughts on filmmaker R.J. Cutler’s Martha documentary in a phone conversation with The New York Times in what became, per the interviewer, “roughly 30 almost uninterrupted minutes of sharp critique.”

If it were up to Stewart, the shots of her walking through her garden wouldn’t have made the final cut. “Those last scenes with me looking like a lonely old lady walking hunched over in the garden? Boy, I told him to get rid of those.

Beauty in Black. (L to R) Taylor Polidore Williams as Kimmie, Amber Reign Smith as Rain in episode 101 of Beauty in Black. Cr. Calvin Ashford/Netflix © 2024 Thrillers were a clear favorite this week, with several gripping titles dominating the charts. Tyler Perry’s first Netflix series, Beauty in Black, captivated audiences and seized the #1 spot on the English TV list with 8.7 million views. Meanwhile, Don’t Move, starring Kelsey Asbille and Finn Wittrock, held strong as the most-watched English film for the second week in a row, racking up an impressive 28 million views. Y2K slasher Time Cut, featuring Madison Bailey and Antonia Gentry, also resonated with viewers, debuting at #2 on the English Films list with 22.9 million views. International thrillers also made their mark, with Polish series Go Ahead Brother topping the Non-English TV list, alongside Thai horror Don’t Come Home and the Korean hit Hellbound. Returning favorites continued to draw in viewers,...

Martha Stewart opens up about everything in her new Netflix documentary Martha, including her 29-year marriage to Andy Stewart and the cheating that happened on both sides. There is one moment, in particular, though, that has captured viewers’ attention. When discussing Andy’s extramarital affairs, the lifestyle guru states, “Young women, listen to my advice… if you’re married and your husband starts to cheat on you, he’s a piece of s***. Get out of that marriage.” When a producer interrupts to ask, “Didn’t you have an affair early on?” Martha quickly replies, “Yeah, but I don’t think Andy ever knew about that.” “I’m sorry but this took me Out!” wrote one fan on X. I’m sorry but this took me Out! I’m tuning In!!! https://t.co/MBUfp0DHCA pic.twitter.com/eQq7g8yNK3 — Meech (@MediumSizeMeech) October 10, 2024 “Girl she said it fast too,...

Las Vegas visitors soon realize they’ve hit the jackpot when it comes to culinary choices and a verified universe of nightlife.

Every indulgence is at hand, from fresh-from-Japan sushi to British-style high tea to steakhouses brimming with wagyu beef. An all-star list of celebrity chefs guides the Strip’s resort restaurants —topping the starry roster are Nobu Matsuhisa (Nobu), Gordon Ramsay (Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen), Thomas Keller (Bouchon Bistro), Guy Savoy (Restaurant Guy Savoy), Wolfgang Puck, Martha Stewart (The Bedford by Martha Stewart) and Jose Andres (Bazaar Meat by Jose Andres).

Diners can ping-pong from Michelin-starred experiences to chain eateries like California’s much-loved burger franchise, In-n-Out Burger (The Flamingo’s outlet is the closest to the AFM).

There’s no shortage of late night and 24-hour spots in a marked change from Santa Monica’s early-close restaurant scene. And the alcohol never stops flowing when on the casino floor.

Warner Bros.’ woes with “Joker: Folie à Deux” continue with a weak debut on PVOD. The disastrous around $300 million investment for them left theaters after four weeks with under $60 million in domestic gross. Now, it is falling flat in initial PVOD response.

It placed fourth on both iTunes (which ranks by transactions) and Fandango (revenue-counting) after its release last Tuesday. “The Substance” (Mubi), released on Thursday (and also streaming at their site for subscribers), is third at iTunes, sixth at Fandango, debuts at #1.

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Their “Don’t Move,” another female-centered genre original which led last week is second. “Martha,” their documentary on multimedia lifestyle celebrity Martha Stewart, directed by R.J. Cutler (“The September Issue”) is third. Anna Kendrick’s “Woman of the Hour,” #1 before that, is #6.

A curious addition, not an original but little seen is at #7. “Fall into Winter,” Lori Loughlin’s first film since her release from prison...

Ryan Reynolds is adorable! Whether he’s smirking through Mint Mobile commercials, buying up quaint Wales towns with superpal Rob McElhenney or decapitating faceless Marvel minions with a smart-ass quip, the actor is the face of self-satisfied charm. Who doesn’t love Ryan Reynolds?

Well, Martha Stewart for starters.

The vitriol came out when Stewart appeared on Bilt Rewards’ Rent Free game show, per People. Stewart was asked which celebrities she thought respondents had named as the most fun to hang out with and Reynolds’ name came to mind — but for all the wrong reasons. “He’s probably on the list just because he covers himself up in his movies, and you don’t see his face — Ryan Reynolds, is he one of those?” she asked before making it clear that Reynolds wouldn’t be on her personal tally of great hangs. “You want to know something? He’s not so funny in real life.

When Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney went public with their decision to acquire Wrexham AFC, many were left wondering about how the next chapter in the Footbal Club’s journey would unfold. 4 years later, the actors have kicked on a new chapter.

Wrexham is officially back on the map, having caught the world’s eye with Welcome to Wrexham, and having also made it to the third division since the acquisition. To take its growth story to the next step, the actors took one bold call – selling a minority stake in the club and acquiring another giant in the region – a brewery that has been around for almost 140 years.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney went ahead with the acquisition of Wrexham Lager for ushering in the next chapter in Wrexham’s journey Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are about to rejig Wrexham AFC’s ownership || Credits: FX

When Wrexham AFC welcomed its new owners,...

Fans are ready to receive all the promised offerings from Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand, which she officially launched in April, but there might be a snag in the way. What’s the snag?

The brand’s name: American Riviera Orchard.

Meghan Markle Hit With Million-dollar Trademark Case

Is it bad luck that Meghan Markle seems to be running into legal issues nearly everytime she wants to trademark a brand? The Duchess, 43, has been hit with a legal claim lodged with the United States Patent and Trademark Office by a trademarked firm called Royal Riviera.

Harry and David are the owners of the American institution originally founded in 1934, which has since grown to become a £1.7 billion business with 3,300 staff members.

The business deemed the protest “relevant” due to “likelihood of confusion,” addressing it to Marco Wright, the Trademark Office’s Examining Attorney.

This seems to be another obstacle in the...

Halloween’s over, which means it’s time to set your clocks back and fill out your ballots: The 2024 US presidential election is this week.

Whether you voted early or are hitting the polls on Election Day, a great way to gather your strength for Tuesday is with an election-themed stream. Distract yourself from the stress with a vintage White House–adjacent rom-com, educate yourself further about how American elections work, or lean into the intrigue with a twisty political thriller. Happy streaming, and happy voting, America!

A killer throwback. In Hannah Macpherson’s new slasher Time Cut, a teenage girl (Madison Bailey) travels back in time to the early aughts to try to rescue her sister from being murdered. Not your taste? Keep things impeccable with Martha, R.J. Cutler’s new documentary about the extraordinary life of Martha Stewart. Not intense enough for you? Darren Aronofsky’s psychological drama The Whale,...

Time Cut: Is the Netflix Flick Set in the 2000s? Fans Got the Ick - Main Image

When is Netflix's Time Cut set in? As Lucy Field mysteriously travels back in time, viewers are scratching their heads trying to see what the timeline really is in the newest streaming release.

Spoiler Warning: This article contains major spoilers for Netflix's Time Cut, so proceed with caution.

When is Time Cut Supposedly Set? Timeline Explained

As Lucy Field (played by Madison Bailey) gets transported back in time, she surprisingly finds her sister, Summer Field, who is still very much alive.

As the opportunity presents itself, Lucy takes matters into her own hands to unmask the serial killer who murdered her sister back in the day. But what year was it?

That was Lucy's first question upon landing and while the first citizen confirmed it was 2003, fans aren't entirely convinced the Netflix flick did their research right.

Is the Martha Stewart and Ryan Reynolds 'Beef' Over? Deadpool Star Fires Back - Main Image

What's up with the 'beef' between Martha Stewart and Ryan Reynolds? As soon as the domestic diva's words against the actor made headlines just recently, the Deadpool star was quick with his rebuttal. Here's what happened.

How the Martha Stewart and Ryan Reynolds 'Beef' Started

After recently appearing as a special guest for Bilt Rewards' November Rent Free game show, Martha Stewart's words left fans in awe especially when the words contained Ryan Reynolds and 'not so funny' in the same sentence.

Reynolds, best known as one of Hollywood's best comedic reliefs, is shockingly not on top of Stewarts' list of 'most fun to hang out with', in contrast to the fans who believe he is.

"He's not so funny in real life. No, he's not so funny. He's very serious," Martha said, adding...

Martha Stewart unintentionally kicked off a roast of Ryan Reynolds with her recent comments suggesting that the actor isn’t funny in real life. Stewart appeared on the November episode of the “Rent Free” game show, where Bilt CEO Ankur Jain asked her to name three celebrities she thought people would enjoy hanging out with.

She first mentioned her friend Snoop Dogg and then chose Ryan Reynolds as her second pick, explaining why she believes fans would choose him.

He’s probably on the list just ‘cause he covers himself up in his movies and you don’t see his face.

You want to know something? He’s not so funny in real life. No, he’s not so funny. He’s very serious.

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I don’t think anyone expects Reynolds to act like Deadpool all the time, even in private, so Stewart probably didn’t intend for her...

Martha Stewart unintentionally started Ryan Reynolds’ roast with her recent comments that the actor is not funny in real life. Stewart was recently on the November “Rent Free” game show. On the show, Bilt CEO and founder Ankur Jain asked Stewart to name three celebrities she thought people would find the most fun to hang out with.

She first picked her friend Snoop Dogg, then chose Ryan Reynolds as her second pick—but added why she thinks fans would choose him.

He’s probably on the list just ‘cause he covers himself up in his movies and you don’t see his face.

You want to know something? He’s not so funny in real life. No, he’s not so funny. He’s very serious.

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I don’t think anybody expects Reynolds to act like Deadpool all the time, even privately so Stewart most likely didn’t mean...

Hugh Jackman is weighing in on Martha Stewart‘s recent comments about Ryan Reynolds!

The 56-year-old actor and the 48-year-old Deadpool star have long had a playful rivalry going on for years before coming together for Deadpool & Wolverine.

However, recently Martha shared how Ryan really is in real life, as they are neighbors, saying he’s actually not funny.

Keep reading to find out more…

Ryan then reacted to what she said, saying, “I’d disagree with her. But I tried that once. The woman is unexpectedly spry. She really closed the gap after a mile or so.”

Now, Hugh is agreeing with Martha!

The actor replied to Ryan‘s response on Twitter/X, writing, “Finally someone says it.”

If you missed it, the Disney+ release date for Deadpool & Wolverine was finally revealed – Find out when you can stream it here!

It was also recently reported that Hugh...

Ryan Reynolds and Martha Stewart are neighbors in their Bedford, N.Y. neighborhood. Given they live next door they likely run into one another on occasion. Recently Martha had some rude comments about the Deadpool & Wolverine star. Reynolds is not the type to stay silent when publicly called out. Keep reading to find out his response.

Martha Stewart Gets Sassy With Ryan Reynolds

Martha Stewart, 83, recently took to X (formally Twitter) to call out her neighbor Ryan Reynolds, 48. On Saturday, November 2nd Stewart called Reynolds “Not so funny.” Martha’s comments on Ryan went viral soon after she posted them. This situation originated after Bilt CEO Ankur Jain asked Stewart to name which of her neighbors was most fun to hang out with.

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During her Rent Free interview with Ankur Jain Martha responded “He’s probably on the list just ‘cause he covers himself up in his...

Ryan Reynolds has taken to social media to react to Martha Stewart claiming he’s “not so funny in real life.”

The Deadpool & Wolverine star responded to her surprising comments in a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, writing, “I’d disagree with her. But I tried that once. The woman is unexpectedly spry. She really closed the gap after a mile or so.”

This week, during an appearance on Bilt Rewards’ November Rent Free game show, Stewart told Bilt CEO and founder Ankur Jain that Reynolds is “very serious.” Her remarks came after she was asked which celebrities she thought Bilt members named as “the most fun to hang out with.”

While the celebrity chef agreed with her friend Snoop Dogg being on the list, as well as Taylor Swift, she wasn’t completely sold on Reynolds.

“He’s probably on the list just ‘cause he covers himself...

Ryan Reynolds is jokingly clapping back at Martha Stewart!

In a recent interview, the 83-year-old media mogul talked about being neighbors with the 48-year-old Deadpool actor, saying that he’s “not so funny” in real life, adding that “he’s a good actor. He can act funny, but he isn’t funny. Maybe he can get to be funny again.”

After Martha‘s comments went viral, Ryan took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to respond in his signature sarcastic way.

Keep reading to find out more…“I’d disagree with her. But I tried that once,” Ryan wrote. “The woman is unexpectedly spry. She really closed the gap after a mile or so.”

It was recently reported that Ryan and one of his famous friends are being considered to host the 2025 Oscars.

Find out when Deadpool & Wolverine will be available for streaming on Disney+!

Martha Stewart is opening up about being neighbors with Ryan Reynolds.

In a new interview, the 83-year-old media mogul revealed what it’s like being neighbors with the 48-year-old Deadpool & Wolverine star, saying he’s not actually as funny as he seems.

Keep reading to find out more…“You want to know something? He’s not so funny in real life,” Martha shared on Bilt Rewards’ Rent Free game show. “No, he’s not so funny. He’s very serious.”

“I’m going to get in trouble,” she added. “He’s my neighbor.”

Martha then went on to say that while he might not be funny in their conversations, Ryan‘s good at making people laugh when he’s on screen.

“He’s a good actor,” Martha said. “He can act funny, but he isn’t funny. Maybe he can get to be funny again.”

If you missed it,...

When a filmmaker directs a documentary of a living subject, no doubt they want their stamp of approval. It’s not only good publicity, but shows you did a good job in your work. For R.J. Cutler, both couldn’t be further from his reach with his new doc on Martha Stewart. As it turns out, pissing off Stewart was a bad move.

While Martha Stewart admitted she liked the first half of the documentary, as a whole she has major problems with it, calling out R.J. Cutler for his misuse of resources and leaning too heavy on easy headlines. “R.J. had total access, and he really used very little. It was just shocking.” She added that Cutler constantly removed fun stories that Stewart shared and instead chose to put a major spotlight on her infamous 2004 trial which revolved around her involvement in a stock trading scandal, resulting...

Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds, known for his sharp wit and quick humor on screen, also enjoys a reputation for being both entertaining and approachable among fans and in the industry. However, not everyone shares the same perspective for the Deadpool star, like Martha Stewart.

Ryan Reynolds in Red Notice | Credit: Netflix

Stewart recently shared her candid opinion about Reynolds while reflecting on the celebrities she finds fun to spend time with, stating that she believes that the actor is not at all funny in real life.

Martha Stewart Does Not Find Ryan Reynolds Funny

Ryan Reynolds has gained a reputation for his signature humor, both in his film roles and in his off-screen antics. However, businesswoman and author Martha Stewart doesn’t entirely share the same opinion.

Martha Stewart | Credit: @marthastewart via Instagram

In her recent appearance on the Bilt Rewards’ November Rent Free game show, Stewart named the celebrities...

Ryan Reynolds likely won’t be giving Martha Stewart a good laugh anytime soon.

The celebrity chef shared her honest thoughts on the Deadpool & Wolverine star during a recent appearance on Bilt Rewards’ November Rent Free game show. For one of the questions, she was asked which celebrities she thought Bilt members named as “the most fun to hang out with.”

Automatically, Stewart guessed her good friend Snoop Dogg was on the list, and she was correct. However, she was a bit shocked by the next person on the list.

“He’s probably on the list just ‘cause he covers himself up in his movies and you don’t see his face — Ryan Reynolds, is he one of those?” she asked before adding, “And you want to know something? He’s not so funny in real life. No, he’s not so funny. He’s very serious.”

Once the final list was revealed,...

Our top pick this week, director Coralie Fargeat’s horror film “The Substance,” will compete in the Musical or Comedy category at the Golden Globes. Some viewers were scandalized that a film as gross and shocking could be considered a comedy, while others understood that even if “The Substance” isn’t exactly laugh-out-loud funny, its commentary on beauty standards and its gruesome, over-the-top excess make it a satire. Movies can be more than one thing at a time!

“The Substance” stars Demi Moore in what many critics have said is the best performance of her career as Elisabeth, a 50-year-old actress whose career is in decline. She begins taking a mysterious serum called the Substance, which causes a “younger, more beautiful, more perfect” sort of clone of herself (Margaret Qualley) to grow out of her back. The bodies share one consciousness, and Elisabeth has to alternate weeks in each body while the other replenishes.

Martha Stewart addressed rumors that she would be a perfect fit for ABC’s The Golden Bachelorette during an appearance on Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live. She revealed she wouldn’t join the series for one reason, and it’s hot!

Martha Stewart’s ‘hot’ reason she won’t appear on ABC’s ‘The Golden Bachelorette’

Martha Stewart is making the rounds to promote her new Netflix documentary, Martha. She appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen where she responded to a question about joining ABC’s The Golden Bachelorette.

Stewart appeared on the late-night talk series alongside Seth Meyers and Snoop Dogg. She played the bartender for Cohen during the episode.

“Not at all. Absolutely not,” she said when asked by the show’s host if she would star in the franchise. She shook her head “no” again when Cohen asked if she’d do...

It's the first weekend of November, and Halloween's officially in the past. While that doesn't mean that you have to stop watching horror movies and other spooky things, a lot of people will be following the orders of Mariah Carey, who has declared that "it's time" to start celebrating Christmas.

On the first day of November, Netflix drops nearly a dozen recent Hallmark Christmas movies, including Bethany Joy Lenz's A Biltmore Christmas and Lacey Chabert's Haul Out the Holly and its sequel. The over-sized drop of holiday rom-coms leads to the kickoff of Netflix's original Christmas movie spree throughout the month, beginning next week.

But if you're not quite ready to get festive for a December holiday quite yet, there's plenty of Netflix new releases on the menu that have nothing to do with Halloween, Christmas, or even Thanksgiving. The Diplomat returns with its second season, a new...

As the saying goes, “You are your own worst critic,” and you can’t find a bigger critic of Martha Stewart’s new Netflix documentary than Stewart herself.

Despite Martha’s 91 percent “Fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes, Stewart delivered her own scathing assessment of the documentary in a new interview with the New York Times, criticizing everything from the music and camera angles to the narrative choices made by director R.J. Cutler.

“R.J. had total access, and he really used very little,” Stewart told the New York Times during...

Influencing millions before the internet age is like starting a fire without a match, in the dark, and with your hands tied behind your back: It takes grit, ingenuity, and, above all else, an unmatched instinct to survive.

Of course, Martha Stewart has all three in abundance, cementing her impact as the “original influencer” over five decades, across multiple generations, and through periods of major personal and professional tumult. With an intimate new documentary Marthadirected by R.J. Cutler, now is the moment for Stewart to reflect on all she’s built — and, as she tells Krista Smith on Netflix’s Skip Intro podcast, embrace all that’s still to come.

“I really am a curious person and I don’t want to go up the same road twice if I don’t have to,” Stewart says. “If I think I’ve seen it, I go back up another road, and...

Martha Stewart revealed the age she was when she was intimate for the first time.

The 83-year-old mogul disclosed this info in her new Netflix documentary, Martha, and even shared who it was with.

Keep reading to find out more…

Martha revealed she was 19 years old when she lost her virginity.

She shared that it was with her ex husband, Andy Stewart, and she had this to say about the experience: “I had never slept with anybody before this. He was very aggressive and I liked it.”

About her ex, she said, “He was very polite and handsome, and he had traveled a lot. It was exciting to meet a sophisticated young man. And he had an American Express card, which was a very big deal in those days.” She did admit to cheating on him.

Lots of celebs revealed the age they lost their virginity, including Chris Evans, Kim Kardashian and more.

What to Watch on Netflix This Weekend? The Best New Releases to Binge-Watch (November 1-3) - Main Image

Stuck in a binge-watching slump? Netflix has upcoming new theatrical releases coming this weekend. Here's a list of what to watch on Netflix from November 1 to 3.

From Zachary Levi's Harold and the Purple Crayon to classic Christmas romcoms, check out what's in store for the week!

5 Movies Netflix Released For Your Weekend BingeTime Cut (2024)Martha (2024)Harold and the Purple Crayon (2024)Let Go (2024)

Netflix recently aired the documentary of one of America's most iconic self-made billionaires, Martha Stewart in October.

Right up that alley is the new international drama, Let Go, where estranged family ties attempt to rekindle their once-broken connection.

But if you're leaning more into fictional tales, Time Cut follows a teenager who gets to stop her sister from getting murdered in the future.

Meanwhile, Zachary Levi's latest release, Harold and the Purple Crayon...

A new documentary about Martha Stewart has hit Netflix. The documentary tells the story of the once-successful businesswoman who spent time in prison for fraud. While Martha had a lot to do with the documentary, she is not happy with how it turned out. In a recent interview, she slammed the director.

Here is what she had to say about the new Netflix documentary.

Martha Stewart Bashes Her Netflix Documentary

There are lots of things in the documentary that paint her in an unflattering light, including her admission she cheated in her marriage. However, she has no problem with that since her interviews told the story. She is mad about how director R.J. Cutler pieced together the documentary.

Simply titled, Martha, the synopsis reads: “Told in her own words, this candid documentary charts the unstoppable rise, sudden fall, and hard-won comeback of lifestyle icon Martha Stewart.”

Martha Stewart, 83, is unhappy...

Martha Stewart‘s documentary Martha premiered on Netflix on Wednesday, October 30, and it already has its critics, including Stewart herself. The media mogul spoke to the New York Times about the doc, revealing she wasn’t happy with the final cut and the choices director R.J. Cutler made in the second half of the film. In particular, Stewart said she “hated” the final scenes of the documentary. “Those last scenes with me looking like a lonely old lady walking hunched over in the garden? Boy, I told [Cutler] to get rid of those,” Stewart told the outlet. “And he refused. I hate those last scenes. Hate them.” She also slammed the second half of the doc for focusing too much on her time spent in Alderson Federal Prison Camp after she was convicted of insider trading and obstruction of justice in 2004. “It was not that important,” Stewart shared. “The trial and...

US businesswoman and TV personality objects that she granted director Rj Cutler ‘total access’ but he focused too heavily on her trial and didn’t put Snoop Dogg on the soundtrack

The businesswoman and TV personality Martha Stewart has taken issue with a major new documentary about her life and work, which has premiered on Netflix.

Stewart, 83, one of the highest-profile media personalities in the US, criticises the production, focus and editing of Rj Cutler’s Martha. She cooperated in the making of the film, and contributed extensive contemporary interviews.

Martha Stewart is sharing a hot take about her new Netflix documentary Martha.

The 83-year-old mogul offered a glimpse into her life in the project, which was directed by R.J. Cutler and arrived on the streaming platform on October 30.

However, in a new interview, Martha slammed the project and R.J. for how he handled certain elements of her life. She went as far as to say that she “hate[d]” parts of the movie.

R.J. also issued a response to her critique.

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Speaking to The New York Times, Martha admitted that she “love[d]” the first half of the documentary.

She also said that viewers, especially “young women” had reached out to tell her that “it gave them a strength that they didn’t know they had.”

“And that’s the thing I like most about the documentary. It really shows a strong woman...

Martha Stewart opened up about her life with director R.J. Cutler for her Netflix documentary Martha.

However, the media mogul is not entirely happy with the final cut of her documentary and called out the director for not editing out some scenes she disliked.

“Those last scenes with me looking like a lonely old lady walking hunched over in the garden? Boy, I told him to get rid of those,” Stewart told the New York Times. “And he refused. I hate those last scenes. Hate them.”

Although Stewart was not pleased with the last scenes, she did admit that she loved “the first half of the documentary.”

Stewart also criticized the documentary’s second half, which focuses on the insider trading allegations and the obstruction of justice trial that landed her in federal prison.

“It was not that important,” Stewart said. “The trial and the actual incarceration was less than...

Martha Stewart has seen her new Netflix documentary, “Martha,” and she’s not entirely a fan of the finished product. Directed by R.J. Cutler, whose recent biographical docs include “Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry” and “Elton John: Never Too Late,” the Stewart documentary features intimate interviews with her as she opens up her personal archives to share never-before-seen photos, letters and diary entries from her career.

In an interview with The New York Times, Stewart gave “Martha” a somewhat scalding review and said “R.J. had total access” to her archive but “really used very little. It was just shocking.” She also revealed she tried to get some of the last scenes that Cutler included in the film thrown out.

“Those last scenes with me looking like a lonely old lady walking hunched over in the garden? Boy, I told him to get rid of those. And he refused,...

Documentary filmmaker R.J. Cutler (“Billie Eilish: The World is a Little Blurry”) is enjoying a busy fall with two documentaries releasing back to back. Netflix is now streaming “Martha,” his searing and fascinating portrait of the lifestyle icon, and Disney+ will air his moving tribute “Elton John: Never Too Late” after its November 15 theatrical release. Screen Talk sat down with Cutler for a live interview at the Toronto International Film Festival (the full conversation is here) to dig into both films.

What’s surprising about “Martha” is how much Stewart cooperated, letting Cutler look at her prison diaries, for example. Her powerful personality is not always a pretty picture. She’s simultaneously horrifying and heroic. When Southern New York district attorney James Comey goes after her, he sends her to jail, even though she was not accused of insider trading. She was found guilty of lying about it. Cutler makes...

When I set out to see R.J. Cutler’s new documentary, Martha, quite frankly I wasn’t focusing on it other than just another screening I had, and that it would be all about Martha Stewart. So I expected it would be mostly gardening, cooking and setting the perfect dinner-party table.

Boy was I ever wrong, happily so, because this is simply a riveting, candid and surprisingly warts-and-all look at the life and times of Stewart, someone very much in the public eye for much of her career but until now guarding the image and the person behind what we thought we knew about her.

I probably shouldn’t have been surprised, because Cutler is a filmmaker who generally digs deep and manages to present portraits of his subjects that haven’t been seen before. His docus on Anna Wintour, Billie Eilish and John Belushi are proof of that, and...

“Martha,” R.J. Cutler’s film about the life and career of Martha Stewart (it drops today on Netflix), is a splendid documentary. It’s a movie that captures how Martha Stewart’s penetration into American culture seems, in hindsight, as inevitable as it was unlikely. It traces how she started off as a model, then became a New York stockbroker, then moved with her publishing-magnate husband to Westport, Conn., where they bought a fixer-upper, Turkey Hill Farm, whose fixing up, by Martha (she hand-painted the entire farmhouse while listening to the Watergate hearings), became the prototype for her brand of obsessively tasteful rustic “perfection.” It shows us how she launched a prestige catering business and then, with the 1982 book “Entertaining,” launched herself as the doyenne of a new upscale lifestyle culture that would be — in a word — vicarious.

The movie shows us that Stewart had a vision, and that her...

Martha Stewart has offered a candid critique of her new Netflix documentary, “Martha,” which premiered on October 30. In an interview with The New York Times, the 83-year-old lifestyle mogul expressed disappointment with several aspects of the film, directed by R.J. Cutler. Stewart’s primary complaint was that Cutler “used very little” material from her extensive archive, despite having “total…

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Martha is a new documentary film released on Netflix, covering in great detail the life and works of Martha Stewart, self-admittedly the first American businesswoman to become a billionaire. In this documentary film, directed by R.J. Cutler, the makers directly interview Martha Stewart over the entire duration, making her open up about the best and worst times of her life so far. Overall, Martha seems to be interesting only to those already aware of the American businesswoman and her life’s trajectory, and is mostly an average watch even so.

How did Martha Stewart first gain popularity?

As the interview of Martha Stewart begins in Netflix’s documentary, the earliest memory that she recalls of her childhood days is of her father, Edward Kostyra, who was notoriously strict and old-school in his parenting style. It was Edward who taught all his children how to garden, almost foisting the skill upon...

Martha: Why Does Stewart 'Hate' Her Netflix Documentary? Disappointing Feedback Explained - Main Image

While America's first self-made woman landed her story on Netflix, Martha Stewart is not quite fond of some parts of it. Now, why does Martha hate her own Netflix documentary? Here's what she said.

Why Does Martha Stewart 'Hate' Her Documentary on Netflix?

Directed by R.J. Cutler, who previously helmed The September Issue, Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry, and Elton John: Never Too Late, the documentary Martha wishes to tell the story of one of America's greatest self-made icons.

That, however, doesn't seem to resonate with what Martha Stewart picked up from the recently released documentary.

"R.J. had total access, and he really used very little [from her archives]," Stewart told The New York Times, "It was just shocking."

Martha couldn't grasp how the particular scene where she 'looked like a lonely old lady walking...

The Netflix documentary Martha, directed by R.J. Cutler, dives deep into the iconic life of Martha Stewart, revealing little-known stories and intimate memories. Stewart, renowned as a lifestyle mogul and America’s first self-made female billionaire, gives audiences a candid look at her life’s highs and lows. Here are five of the most shocking revelations from Martha, showing a side of Stewart the public rarely sees.

1. A Painful Family Legacy

Stewart shares memories of a difficult childhood influenced by her father, Edward Kostyra, who was both a demanding parent and her main source of inspiration. Stewart revealed that her father was harsh, sometimes abusive, and often drank red wine with his morning coffee. Their relationship turned violent when she got engaged to Andrew Stewart, a Jewish man. Her father slapped her hard across the face, refusing to accept her choice of fiancé. Despite this, Stewart went on with the marriage,...