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Tuesday, September 13, 2005
Nothing Desperate About These Women Prison-hardened? Embittered by tacky ankle bracelets and house arrest? Not Martha Stewart, who has rebounded with a new smiley image, tossing off quips between expressions of caring during her new daytime TV show. (Noon, WCAU-TV/Ch. 10.) You buyin' it? You care? Read Beth Gillin's colorful story. It also quotes Stewart's first guest, Marcia Cross, saying her Desperate Housewives character was based on the diva of domesticity/insider trader.
