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In a candid social media post, Martha Stewart addressed the harsh criticism from her followers about the transformation of the living room in her Maine vacation home, Skylands.

“Yuck. It looks like a Marriott suite living room in 1987,” one fan wrote.

Stewart expressed her surprise at the brutal judgment displayed by many commenters. “I rarely read all the comments that come in after I post, but because I was so happy at the transformation of my Maine living room, I did go through many of the comments and was surprised at the harsh judgment so many displayed!!!” she said.

The celebrity chef explained that the room’s makeover was completed with the help of her “Maine helpers” in just three hours and emphasized that it was “not a ‘decorator’s’ professional installation” but rather “an attempt to change quickly and efficiently.” She acknowledged that a complete room renovation would typically...

Tracy Letts has a juicy supporting role in James Mangold‘s new film “Ford v Ferrari” as Henry Ford II, owner of the Ford Motor Company in the 1960s. Letts is also co-starring in Greta Gerwig‘s new film “Little Women,” his latest collaboration with the director after “Lady Bird.”

Letts recently spoke with Gold Derby senior editor Zach Laws about what drew him to “Ford v Ferrari,” the appeal of working with directors like Mangold and Gerwig and what’s happening with his new stage play, “The Minutes.” Watch the exclusive video chat above and read the complete transcript below.

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Gold Derby: Tracy, what’s so interesting about this movie is that the big selling point is that there’s a big race at the end of it, but really it’s about the relationship between these two...