R.J. Cutler has another high-profile documentary on the way centering on Elton John, which premiered a week after Martha at the Toronto International Film Festival. Like Stewart, John was on hand for a Q&A and talked about it positively enough, though it remains to be seen if the Grammy winner will share different thoughts in later interviews.

An insider said, “Martha was seen arriving to — and departing — the Telluride Film Festival in Colorado via private jet courtesy of Netflix.”

Netflix isn’t happy with America’s favorite homemaker! A source recently revealed that the streaming service and Martha Stewart, 83, are butting heads after the star trashed the documentary they made about her,

The mogul participated in and has been publicly promoting director R.J. Cutler’s new film “Martha.” But now she admits she has major problems with the final cut.

Stewart’s life has remained of public interest, as the four-part docuseries titled The Many Lives of Martha Stewart was released earlier this year. Still, she teased that “there’s another chance” for her to have more autonomy over her story.

Martha Stewart is never someone who holds back her opinion — it’s what makes Martha a true queen! Her authentic personality shines through whether it’s about a hot topic or something that is associated with her personal life.

The lifestyle goddess and Snoop Dogg's buddy gets up close and only occasionally personal in the new film from the 'September Issue' director.

Martha Stewart has Netflix upset after slamming the streaming giant over the documentary on her life, named after her, despite the private plan trip to its premiere on their expense.“As