News about Martha Stewart

Martha Stewart was looking her best when she attended the New York Pops' 41st Birthday Gala in honor of her friend Clive Davis on Monday evening.  The 82-year-old television personality - who looked years younger than her true age - looked as if she was having a great time while catching up with the 92-year-old record producer. The celebration included a performance by Fantasia Barrino with the orchestra that brought the house down at the iconic Carnegie Hall.

Posting on Instagram, the English socialite, 38, pictured her adorable newborn Margot swaddled in pink fabrics. 'Meet Margot, Our Little Miracle,' the caption read. 'Born 14.04.2024, We continue to feel very grateful for our precious Girl.' Tom, 42, also took to his social media with snaps of his wife in the hospital bed with their new child.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Princess Beatrice's pal Alice Naylor-Leyland (pictured) has surprised friends by announcing that she and her husband have had a child using a surrogate mother. She already has three children with Tom Naylor-Leyland (pictured), who is heir to a baronetcy and the £176million Fitzwilliam landowning fortune. 'I'm aware it was greedy to have this burning desire to complete our family,' she says. 'But due to too many complications, setbacks, miscarriages and then being told I was no longer able to carry, we decided to venture down the world of surrogacy.' Sharing a photograph online of the newborn baby's foot with a pink tag, she thanks the unnamed surrogate mother.

The 82-year-old took to her social media on Monday with a sweet slideshow of her beloved pet. The entrepreneur captioned her emotional post: 'Empress Tang, my dearest tri-color Persian, passed away this morning of natural causes. She was an awesome cat. She lived well, worked hard.'

Martha Stewart may have done to her ageless appearances, but she has given us a detailed guide to imitate her beauty. Though the 82-year-old has denied plastic surgery, Dr. Jen Armstrong suspects she may have had a few tweaks to beat Father Time. Dr. Armstrong, an interviewer, pointed out that her eyebrows used to be'much lower.'

Princess Neverwas' 'American Riviera Orchard' launch is turning into a massive headache for her. Meghan unveiled her gleaming, greige lifestyle brand as frenzied anticipation arose around the MIA Princess of Wales last month. Some believed the Duchess was callously piggybacking Kategate to flog her latest jams, spreads, and silly bits. Others said they couldn't believe she was so carelessly cooking in a white top with no apron in the toe-curling promo video. Either way, the timing seemed to be something like a snub to the Waleses.

The Duchess of Sussex has launched American Riviera Orchard, a lifestyle brand, and I'm here for it. If Meghan is selling, the first merch drop won't be long enough for me, with Quince bark coffee, tomato leaf soap, taster pack of salmon sperm injections, hand-embossed make-your-own make-your-own voodoo doll kits, and moonbeam gummies. And the only question to ask is this: what took her so long? The Duchess is one of those women who was meant to tell other women what to buy and think and do. She marches among mere mortals eager to inform us all how to be, where to buy, who to love, and why greige is the new taupe, whether invited or not.

On Wednesday evening, the chef, 82, visited Maison Barnes in New York City for a unique dining experience, and she shared a collection of photographs showcasing the many dishes she ate online. Martha displayed her entire meal on Instagram, which included a delectable green salad, various meats and seafoods, and an intricate slice of chocolate cake. However, one of the plates sparked a strong reaction from her followers due to its unusual appearance. The first picture in the slideshow showed a roasted chicken with a lobster's claws, head, and tail jolting out of it, and people were eager to share their thoughts about the rather strange-looking dish. One individual referred to it as a 'jump scare,' while another said it looked like something from a horror film.

The winners of the Ruth Bader Ginsburg award were disqualified after her family members were appalled that the winners were males. The spring gala in Washington, D.C., was to honor Elon Musk, Rupert Murdoch, Michael Milken, Martha Stewart, and Sylvester Stallone for winning the RBG's name. However, the invitation-only function was postponed after Ginsburg's family announced the award, including Elon Musk and Rupert Murdoch, among others. The Ruth Bader Ginsburg Leadership Award has been given to exceptional people since 2020, the same year that the Supreme Court justice died at the age of 87. In a statement released on Monday, the Opperman Foundation's chairman said that the group was pulling the plug to avoid fueling controversies over the 2024 recipient list.

Martha Stewart continued to delight followers by posting more snapshots of her coveted French Bulldog Luna Moona. This time, the cooking goddess, 82, brought her furry friend to the hospital for a check-up. Luna was A-OK, according to her as she shared a snapshot of her adorable furry buddy.

The Ruth Bader Ginsburg Leadership Award has been given to extraordinary women by the Opperman Foundation since 2020, but this year the Opperman Foundation has also extended it to women. This year, actress Sylvester Stallone, financier Michael Milken, and fashion icon Martha Stewart will receive the award along with Musk and Murdoch. Her family retaliated, criticizing the foundation's selections as "an affront to our mother and grandmother's honor," rather than listing out the two conservative billionaires.

As she introduces Montecito-based brand American Riviera Orchard, FEMAIL checks out Meghan's rivalry in the area of lifestyle and catering. Meghan, a mother of two, launched the Montecito-based business after months of rumors about what her new venture might be. However, Meghan will face giants of the movement that have long existed in the industry and have big names behind them as she tries to relaunch herself in the lifestyle industry. So how will American Riviera Orchard compare to its rivals? The FEMAIL has checked out the situation...

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit is teaming up with some of the country's most popular celebrities to shoot for a spectacular 60th anniversary shoot that honors the many "legends" who have appeared on it pages. The magazine has teased the epic project, which will be published in May, by rounding up 29 of its former models to display their jaw-dropping shots on the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 60th Anniversary Legends shoot. Martha, 82, Paulina, 58, Christie, 70, Maye Musk, 75, Brooks, 27, Molly Sims, 50, and many more bombshells were among the list of famous faces.

The fashion guru made the outlandish remarks at a luncheon in Palm Beach, Florida, claiming that he likes a fitted pant on a woman. He said that baggy jeans 'look terrible on women.' I want to see something form-fitting on a woman's body,' Hilfiger said. 'It should be more fit and feminine, or a little bit tighter in the hips,' says the singer.'

Martha Stewart, a well-known television actress and entrepreneur, is sharing more personal and intimate information about her decision against wearing underwear. The lifestyle guru confessed to wearing bathing suits under her clothing rather than a bra and panties during a West Palm Springs, Florida appearance this week. She continued to explain that it's all about her love of swimming and skepticism against any of the different types of undergarments, including Skims, although she did provide a disclaimer in terms of Kim Kardashian's firm and designs. I love bathing suits.' I like wearing bathing suits under my clothes in case I want to go swimming,' she told Page Six at the expo. My underwear is a bath suit.' "I don't wear any of the structured stuff," she continued. Martha has no lace, no skims. But Skims is a favorite. I think they're a good cause, but I don't wear them. I only wear Aerie bathing suits under my clothing.'

In glitzy Palm Beach, a contest between old and new money rages as long-serving residents complain that the new arrivals are changing the island's culture. During the first wave of COVID-19, newcomers arrived in from places like New York City in an effort to escape pandemic-era restrictions. Many people were charmed by Florida's notoriously low tax rate and the promise of scoring larger properties for comparably less money in comparison to the sandy shores and warm weather. However, with the arrival of fresh blood, there was unquestionable tension, with some long-time residents leaving the island altogether. According to Vanity Fair, 'the people are all paper thin, mentally.' My wife and I are planning a cultural and intellectual journey.'

Martha Stewart is sharing how she maintains her youthful appearance, and it involves Botox, filler, and lasers.

Martha Stewart is sharing information about how she maintains her youthful appearance, including Botox, filler, and lasers. The craft queen spoke with Dr. Dan Belkin, a dermatologist, on this week's episode of The Martha Stewart Podcast. Martha shared her exact anti-aging regimen, as well as the surgical procedures she's undergone on the iHeartPodcast. The ageless beauty, who is best known for her sultry selfies, spoke with Dr. Belkin over the last five years, sharing her Botox regimen and her favorite fillers.

Sarah Gross, a former catering employee, claims she was the brains behind one of Martha's game-changing 1982 cookbook, Entertaining.

Sarah Gross, the 82-year-old's former catering employee, claims she was the brains behind one of Martha's game-changing 1982 cookbook, Entertaining. Sarah recalled taking her 'cranberry nut tart' with her when she applied for a job at Martha Stewart's first catering venture, The Market Basket. Sarah was less impressed when the dish not only appeared in Entertaining but that the celebrity cook acknowledged it while promoting the dish on television, after years of making the tart with Martha for the parties they catered for. 'They became so much a part of the menu that she has no idea that it was even my recipe,' Sarah said.

It's the magazine that launched Kate Upton's modelling career (left inset), Ashley Graham (left inset) and Elle Macpherson (left). Sports Illustrated, which sold 3.2 million copies per week during its heyday, is now facing the chopping board after a string of scandals and a failed 'woke' rebrand. Following a drop in sales, the publication featured Kim Kardashian (right) on the front of their May 2022 issue, just months after they insisted that they should feature real 'role models' going forward. Furious readers, who had previously praised the magazine for including plus-size and older models in their photoshoots, described the change as "hypocritical" and "pathetic." The Arena Group had already warned their staff that a'significant number' of the Guild-represented staff at SI' would leave their jobs - just months before the magazine's 70th anniversary. Here FEMAIL delves into the demise of Sports Illustrated, as well as how commentators have shown that sometimes getting up means going broke.' Martha Stewart posing with her 2023 cover, with her left inset.

On Sunday, Stewart gave fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse at her private reformer Pilates session at Bedford Pilates & Fitness Studio, which is near her farm in New York. Dr. Rekha Kumar, an endocrinologist and obesity specialist, joined the domestic guru, who made history by being the first woman to grace the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue last year. 'Harder and more effective than it looks!!' In a Instagram post, she captioned the 37-second video of their workout, tagging the studio.

Martha Stewart has wowed viewers by posting a sultry mirror selfie in which she gave the camera her best pout when filming a sexy lace nightgown. The 82-year-old cooking guru, who became the first woman to grace Sports Illustrated this year, struded her youthful beauty on Instagram while posing in front of the mirror. Fans were left drooling after seeing Martha's 'thirst trap,' in which she put on a busty display and displayed her stunning looks.

Many people on the internet were outraged after she revealed that she fed her two French bulldogs, Creme Brulee and Bete Noire, as well as two Chow Chows, Emperor Han and Empress Qin. The TV actress explained on Facebook on Monday that she crafts their food herself by combining a slew of vegetables, quinoa, salmon carcasses, chicken, and deer meat. However, when she confessed that she obtained the meat by killing her roosters - who she referred to as'such good friends' - and a buck that had 'found her way' onto her farm a year ago, social media commenters branded her as 'ruthless,''savage,' and even 'disturbing' for using an animal that 'trusted her property as a safe haven'trusted her dog f