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“I Almost Threw Up”: Disney Sparks Backlash After Posting Julie Andrews’ Glowing Portrait With No Explanation

"Why did you pick the most heavenly photo?"

Bored Panda · Jul 24

Julie Andrews fans in uproar over Disney+ announcement that had them thinking the worst

‘Can you please pick a better marketing strategy?’ one fan begged

The Independent UK · Jul 23

Julie Andrews’ life story to take centre stage in intimate new Disney+ documentary

The screen legend’s life and career will be explored through unseen archive footage and new interviews in a feature-length documentary from acclaimed filmmaker R.J. Cutler, due to premiere on Disney+ in 2027.

BANG Premier · Jul 22

Hugh Jackman weighs in on Martha Stewart calling Ryan Reynolds ‘not so funny in real life’

The two actors have been in a mock feud for years

The Independent UK · Nov 4, 2024

9 new movies and shows to watch this weekend on Netflix, Disney Plus and more (Nov. 1-3)

'The Diplomat' and 'Only Murders in the Building' lead the weekend watch list

Tom’s Guide · Nov 1, 2024

Martha Stewart criticises Netflix film that ‘makes me look like a lonely old lady’

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 Guardian - UK · Oct 31, 2024

"Martha": Yes, it's a good thing

Under R.J. Cutler's direction, the influential icon tells her story honestly, albeit with a high-sheen polish

Salon · Oct 30, 2024

Martha Stewart already hates her own Netflix documentary

The businesswoman said documentarian RJ Cutler ‘had total access’ to her archive ‘and he really used very little’

The Independent UK · Oct 30, 2024

Martha Stewart slams Netflix's "Martha"

Stewart has called the film "lazy" and "not the story that makes me, me"

Salon · Oct 30, 2024

Martha review – sharp if spotty Netflix retrospective on Martha Stewart

The ‘doyenne of domesticity’ proves a blunt and at times frustratingly opaque yet always compelling subject in a new documentary

The Guardian - US · Oct 30, 2024