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Martha Helen Kostyra, (AKA Martha Stewart) born August 3, 1941
"Oprah, Martha & Rosie With Their Eponymous Magazines," illustration by Danny Hellman for Folio Magazine, 8/27/01
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Martha Helen Kostyra, (AKA Martha Stewart) born August 3, 1941
"Oprah, Martha & Rosie With Their Eponymous Magazines," illustration by Danny Hellman for Folio Magazine, 8/27/01
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On one hand, you have the glossy, protective myth-making of R.J. Cutler’s Martha (2024). On the other, the radical, emotional honesty of Mariska Hargitay’s directorial debut My Mom Jayne (2025). They illustrate the massive gap between manufactured brand preservation and raw, vulnerable storytelling.
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AI home management startup Hint raises $10 million to protect homes before they break
### Can AI Spot a Roof Leak Before It Drips? Martha Stewart has entered the smart‑home arena with Hint, an AI‑driven platform designed to alert homeowners to hidden risks such as roof leaks, lapsed insurance policies, and surging utility costs. Co‑founded by AI engineer Kyle Rush and services veteran Yih‑Han Ma, Hint raised $10 million to accelerate its lean onboarding process and deliver pre‑emptive maintenance insights before problems become costly emergencies. #### Key Takeaways - **Strategic partnership:** Lifestyle icon Martha Stewart teams with seasoned technologists to bridge consumer trust and advanced AI. - **$10 M seed round:** Funding led by venture firms specializing in prop‑tech and AI, underscoring confidence in preventive home‑management solutions. - **Proactive alerts:** Hint monitors structural integrity, policy timelines, and energy consumption, flagging issues before owners notice them. - **Lean onboarding:** Users can connect existing smart‑home devices and utility accounts with minimal friction, enabling rapid deployment. - **Market positioning:** The service targets a growing segment of homeowners seeking AI‑powered risk mitigation rather than reactive repairs. - **Competitive edge:** By integrating data from sensors, insurance APIs, and utility providers, Hint offers a unified dashboard that rivals fragmented DIY solutions. - **Scalable architecture:** Built on a modular AI stack, the platform can expand to incorporate additional predictive use cases such as HVAC failure or pest intrusion. - **Consumer confidence:** Stewart’s brand authority is expected to accelerate adoption among demographics traditionally wary of emerging tech. - **Regulatory awareness:** Hint includes compliance checks for local building codes and insurance requirements, reducing legal exposure for users. - **Future roadmap:** Plans include partnership with homebuilders and insurers to embed Hint’s predictive engine at the point of purchase. [Read Full Article](https://news.ababil360.com/ai-home-management-startup-hint-raises-10-million-to-protect-homes-before-they-break/) #AIHome #PropTech #SmartHome #MarthaStewart #StartupFunding #TechInvestment #HomeAutomation #PreventiveTech #UtilityManagement #newsababil360
No idea if she actually said this, but if she did… GO MARTHA!!!
Martha swears cat was an ingredient, Gordon is not amused. A hilarious AI comedy clip full of kitchen humor and chaos. Watch the laughs unfold!
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Happy Blessed Birthday to Martha Helen Stewart - Born August 3, 1941
** Photo is of Aaliyah, Jet Li and Martha at the Screening of "Romeo Must Die" in 2000. **
Inside Martha Stewart's Iconic Homes & Stunning Estates | Refined Culture
Step into the classic and sophisticated world of Martha Stewart as we visit the lavish homes that defined her life and career. From the quaint 1805 Turkey Hill farmhouse in Connecticut to the historic Skylands estate in Maine, every home showcases Martha's unique style, creativity, and love of design, gardening, and entertaining. These homes are not merely residences—they're works of restoration, innovation, and timeless Americana charm.
Martha Stewart's French Butter Cookies
French Butter Cookies from Martha Stewart Makes 18 to 24 cookies
Ingredients:
2 sticks unsalted butter, room temperature
2/3 cup brown sugar
1 egg
1 tsp pure vanilla
2 1/2 cups sifted all purpose flour
1 tsp salt
1/2 cup turbinado or granulated sugar
In an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, combine butter and brown sugar in the bowl. Mix on high until fluffy, 2 to 3 minutes. Add the egg and vanilla, mix to combine. Then, add the flour and salt, mix on low until flour is just combined. It'll be a very stiff dough.
Roll the dough into one large log and cut in thrice. Wrap each in plastic wrap and refrigerate until firm, at least 1 hour or overnight. The cookies will keep frozen for a month.
Preheat the oven to 350F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a Silpat. Roll cookie log in Turbinado sugar and slice into 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch rounds. Place cookies on baking sheet about an inch apart. If you want to, use a skewer to press button-like holes into the cookies. Bake until golden brown, 15 to 20 minutes. Remove from the oven, cool on wire racks.
For a romantic dessert, serve these cookies with a pear sorbet made using a lavender-infused simple syrup with the addition of lemon zest and cardamom spice.