On TV and in her magazines, Martha Stewart is the picture of domestic bliss, but according to a new book by her daughter, Alexis, things were far from perfect growing up in the Stewart household.
"If I didn't do something perfectly, I had to do it again," Alexis, 46, writes in her book, Whateverland: Learning to Live Here, in excerpts obtained by The Daily Mail. "I grew up with a glue gun pointed at my head."
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The radio and TV host writes that she couldn't win because "Martha does everything better," and says that holidays were rarely times of celebration. "She used to make me wrap my own presents. She would hand...
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Martha Stewart is reverting to her childhood with a new animated series.
The 69-year-old mogul is the inspiration for Martha & Friends, a web series that...
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The Martha Stewart Show celebrates the Easter/Passover season with flower arranging tips (Monday), an all-puppy hour (Tuesday) and easter dinner recipes from hotshot chef Michael Galata (Friday). The Emmy-winning series will also reach the 1,000th-episode mark on Wednesday, but Stewart won't be too reverent about it. She's packed the anniversary show with comedic bloopers, behind-the-scenes secrets and a gab session with Saturday Night Live cutup Seth Meyers.
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Martha Stewart is a grandma — but don't call her that.
Alexis Stewart welcomed baby girl Jude via gestational carrier on Tuesday, she announced on her radio show Whatever with Alexis & Jennifer. She also added that she doesn't plan for her famous mother to be called a grandmother anytime soon.
"Martha is going to be called, 'Martha.' ... I was like, 'Do you really want to be 'Grandma'? I don't like the term Grandma!" she said.
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Memo to Heidi Montag: This is how a career in reality TV is done. Smart as a whip and just as thin, Bethenny Frankel rose to fame on the small screen — first as the runner-up on the Martha Stewart edition of The Apprentice, later on three seasons of The Real Housewives of New York City, and now on her own show, Bethenny Ever After, which kicked off Season 2 last week, all the while parlaying her notoriety into a multi-million-dollar healthy lifestyle brand in the process. The new mom — she and husband Jason Hoppy welcomed daughter Bryn in May — took a breather at ...
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