NEW YORK — It was a familiar scene for Martha Stewart’s day in court: photographers camped at the back and front entrances of a Manhattan courthouse, members of the news media lining up for seats, spectators buzzing about what she might say.
Nine years after being sentenced to prison for lying about a stock sale, Stewart took the stand Tuesday in New York state Supreme Court in a very different trial, this one concerning which retailers have the right to sell her sheets, towels, and other home goods.
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OMG. Martha wasn't happy that Macy's only sold $300 million of her product and not $400 million. Wow. What greed. Maybe there there are a lot of consumers out there who wouldn't touch the felon's product.
no wonder she's buying her suits at retail