Steve Martin, Martha Stewart and More Stars Who’ve Spoken Out About Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine

Drew Barrymore is an admirer of Martha Stewart, and she doesn’t care who knows it.

Drew Barrymore‘s friendship with Martha Stewart is a special one. The talk show host, 45, was one of the author’s biggest cheerleaders in the comments under a new selfie Martha, 79, shared to Instagram on February 4. “Again, I don’t care if it’s inappropriate… YOU ARE SO HOT,” Drew wrote under the glam shot, which was snapped during a new photoshoot for Martha Stewart magazine.

This year’s Puppy Bowl will be hosted by one of television’s most iconic duos: Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg, who will be joined by gaggles of adorable pups for Animal Planet’s annual Super Bowl counter-programming event.

Cloris Leachman, the Oscar-winning actress with a profile television career whocollected two of her record nine Emmys for playing the quirky Phyllis Lindstrom on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, died Wednesday at the age of 94.Leachmandied of natural causes Wednesday in Encinitas, California, according to her manager, Juliet Green.

Steve Martin has led tributes to Cloris Leachman, the Oscar-winning actor who died this week aged 94. Leachman, who reportedly died of natural causes, memorably played self-absorbed neighbour Phyllis Lindstrom on The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

Martha Stewart is paying tribute to the legendary Larry King by looking back on some of the precious memories they share.

(CNN)Steve Martin is apparently a half full-half empty kind of guy.The comedic actor tweeted Sunday about receiving a dose of the Covid-19 vaccine and displayed his tendency toward the middle ground.Martin started out by writing "Good news/Bad news.""Good news: I just got vaccinated!" he wrote. "Bad news: I got it because I'm 75.

Steve Martin received the coronavirus vaccine over the weekend in New York City. The comedian-actor, 75, detailed the experience on Twitter and called it "smooth as silk." "Good news/Bad news.

Black Lives Matter movement, celebrities decided to honor the late Dr. King's inspiring legacy by posting messages to social media. Some stars like Russell Wilson, Michael Strahan and more shared quotes from the noted speaker, while others were inspired to act based on his teachings. Stevie Wonder shared a powerful, musical message to Dr.

Black Lives Matter movement, celebrities decided to honor the late Dr.

Steve Martin on Sunday told his fans he had some good news and some bad news. The iconic comic and movie star revealed that he had received what is assumed to be his first round of COVID-19 vaccination, which was the good news.

revealed Sunday on Twitter that he had received the COVID-19 vaccine, calling the overall process “smooth as silk.”“Good news/Bad news. Good news: I just got vaccinated! Bad news: I got it because I’m 75.

Selena Gomez wears a fuzzy orange coat while filming some late night scenes for Only Murders in the Building in New York City on Sunday (January 17).

Steve Martin took to Twitter on Sunday to share some good news and bad news with his fans. As for the good news, the iconic movie star said he's received the COVID-19 vaccination.

Steve Martin has received his shot.

Comedian and actor Steve Martin reported today via social media on his experience with the COVID-19 vaccine.

Steve Martin is sharing his experience with the coronavirus vaccine.