Martha Stewart has more beef. This time, she's taking aim at director R.J. Cutler, the brainchild behind new Netflix documentary "Martha" about Stewart's life. "R.J. had total access, and he really used very little,

The lifestyle queen, 83, was married to publisher Andrew (Andy) Stewart from 1961 to 1990. In the recently dropped doc, “Martha,” she accused him of blowing up their marriage with “many different girlfriends” and cheating on her with her ex-assistant.

Martha Stewart has *a lot* of thoughts about Netflix's 'Martha' documentary. Here's what she likes, and doesn't like about it.

Martha Stewart's ex-husband Andrew Stewart and his current wife have released a statement via Facebook after the Martha Stewart documentary.

Martha Stewart is making headlines again, and not just for reasons like her claim that Ryan Reynolds is "not so funny in real life" or even Hugh Jackman's cheeky response. The documentary about her life,

Martha Stewart criticizes various aspects of 'Martha' in a 'New York Times' interview, taking issue with the film's camera angles, music and her portrayal in later scenes.

She didn’t expand much beyond that, other than to say the film focused too heavily on her trial which was rather boring relative to the rest of her life. However, now that “Martha” has finally debuted on Netflix, Stewart is getting more candid about her feelings surrounding the documentary.

Martha Stewart's ex-husband Andrew Stewart and his wife Shyla Nelson Stewart responded to claims that the lifestyle mogul made in the new documentary "Martha." The couple said Andrew's marriage to Martha was "painful and abusive.

Ready to share his side of the story, Martha Stewart's ex-husband, Andy Stewart, opens up about his "painful and abusive" marriage with the lifestyle icon. Just before the documentary, Martha, premiered on Netflix Martha Stewart's ex-husband and his current Shyla Nelson Stewart,

While Andy quietly moved on and forward with his life, it appears that Martha continues to publicly relitigate the marriage,” stated Andrew Stewart and Shyla Nelson Stewart in their extensive critique of Martha’s Netflix documentary.