Move over Martha Stewart.

:Tastemaker Martha Stewart placed it in "Martha's Calendar" for November: "Pier Antiques Show" — followed, to be sure, by her usual Sunday horseback ride and decorating the house for Thanksgiving.

First, she looked like a low-rent Natalie Maines impersonator. Then, the star of a beloved/terrible Saturday morning sitcom. And now, Katharine McPhee is......tackling the titular role in Good Things: Not Without My Bundt Pan: The Young Martha Stewart Story....

"Whatever, Martha!" co-host Jennifer Koppelman Hutt can be pretty tough ripping on clips of "Martha Stewart Living" when Martha isn't around.

Martha Stewart — a name, a person, a brand — is also a fan of Haskell's Nursery in New Bedford. She came here on a plant-buying mission last summer and renewed old ties with David Haskell, scion of the late horticulturist Allen Haskell.

While she has become a controversial figure in recent years, when it comes to matters of the kitchen, Martha Stewart is still top cookie. When she appeared at the Syosset Borders on Thursday, November 19 to sign copies of her latest book Martha Stewart’s Dinner at Home: 52 Quick Meals to Cook for Family and Friends, the store was crowded with fans of the famous homemaker-turned-entrepreneur.

For the first time, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia’s annual holiday sale — where craftspeople and artisans who work for the company sell their wares — will be open to the public.

My favorite recovering felon, Martha Stewart, was asked her thoughts on our most recent political pin-up girl Sarah Palin. I wasn't surprised that Martha didn't pull any punches.

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