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Martha Stewart Cosplays a Homeless Person for a Halloween; Gets Drug Back To Hollyweird Hills

Martha Stewart mocks homelessness in new QVC candle advertisement

Martha! Martha! Martha!

Now why would you ever think it is ok to do this? Since when is mocking the less fortunate ever ok or a laughing matter? Especially to sell a damn candle.

It is even more concerning that a team of tone-deaf advisors helped her stage and share this post. Fortunately, it completely missed the mark, proving that a shred of humanity still exists.

Poverty can strike anyone at any time; all it takes is a series of unfortunate events to erode financial stability.

It is also striking that Martha Stewart, a convicted felon, would treat homelessness as a marketing tool, especially when she easily could have lost everything during her 2004 stock trading scandal and subsequent five-month prison sentence.

Hm. How soon people forget.

Given her past, it’s ironic she didn’t choose to dress up as a white-collar felon, which would have been a far more accurate reflection of her own history.

Though I digress, someone online actually commented that she resembles Donald Trump in the photo, chile.

USA Today — The lifestyle mogul drew widespread criticism on Oct. 31 when she shared an image of herself seemingly dressed as a person experiencing homelessness. The now-deleted photo – since reshared by outlets like Page Six and TMZ – showed Stewart posing in torn jeans, a cream cardigan and a black knit cap.

NBA Testing Smart Basketballs for 2027 Season

Say what now?

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver reveals the league may introduce “smart basketballs” with embedded microchips as early as 2027.

The goal is to help officials make faster, more accurate calls.

Now this could change basketball in a major way however I don’t know if it’s for the better or not.

The technology could potentially help call games in real time and help determine factors such as exactly when the ball left a player’s hand, whether it crossed the three-point line, or whether a shot beat the buzzer. Just to list a few.

So although the idea of smart basketballs with embedded microchips could make the game more accurate, but it also raises real concerns about how much technology should control the sport. As a sports fan, I’m not sold on it.