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Tresniowski, Alex, Shepard, Alicia, Simmons, Melody, Cotliar, Sharon, Longley, Jennifer, Hazlett, Courtney, Herbst, Diane, Ingrassia, Lisa |
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People; 3/21/2005, Vol. 63 Issue 11, p74-79, 6p, 10 Color Photographs |
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The article focuses on Martha Stewart's release from prison. With three days to go before her five-month term at Alderson Federal Prison Camp ended, Martha Stewart and around 25 of her inmate friends held a potluck dinner. In a jubilant homecoming, Stewart left prison and set out to buff her image and rebuild her empire. Now that she has been released from Alderson and begun her five months of house arrest at her estate in Bedford, New York, it is clear that Stewart has undergone some sort of change. on March 7 Stewart appeared before close to 500 employees at the Manhattan offices of Martha Stewart Omnimedia. It was a much-needed pep talk. Since the beginning of the scandal that landed her in prison, the company's stock dropped when she was indicted in 2003, climbed steadily during her time in prison and began falling again following her release. Stewart has already started writing a new monthly column in her magazine, met with producers for her new daytime talk show to debut in the fall and is revving up for "The Apprentice: Martha Stewart," a prime-time spinoff of Donald Trump's show expected to air within the next year. To be sure, challenges remain. |
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