00:00What do we wear? Oh, there it is. Oh, no! Good thing your best friend. Snoop! So sorry, Martha. Good
00:07thing your best friend. Real Snoop would never do that.
00:10Martha Stewart is blaming Craig Melvin for her homeless Halloween costume fiasco. And that Today Show moment is at the
00:16center of it all. Here are today's Page Six headlines.
00:19While onstage at the cross-country mortgage sales rally in Orlando, Florida, Martha Stewart pointed the finger at Craig Melvin,
00:26claiming he spilled chocolate all over the sweater, making it too dirty to wear to the Halloween party she was
00:31attending later.
00:32With only 10 minutes to get ready for the holiday bash, she decided the easiest costume option was a bum.
00:38Stewart recalled,
00:39I looked at myself. I said, you really look hungry and homeless. So I wrote a sign that said, I'm
00:45hungry.
00:46During the October 30th segment, the lifestyle guru wore a white American flag top and Melvin was dressed as Snoop
00:52Dogg.
00:52Next, Cher responded to Michael Douglas' claim that Glenn Close deserved the 1988 Academy Award for Best Actress over her.
01:00On the Graham Norton show, Douglas said Close should have won for her role in the duo's 1987 thriller, Fatal
01:06Attraction.
01:07The Wall Street actor went on to describe Close's work as one of the greatest performances of all time.
01:12That year, Cher beat out Glenn Close, Holly Hunter, Sally Kirkland, and Meryl Streep for her performance in Moonstruck.
01:19However, a rep for the 80-year-old singer told Page Six that Cher adores Michael Douglas, so apparently she
01:26isn't holding a grudge.
01:27Close, who has received eight competitive Oscar nominations, will finally receive an honorary Oscar at the Governor Awards in November.
01:35And finally, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle lost another Archwell staff member in the latest blow to the royal couple.
01:40Chanel Pisnick is leaving the company after serving as head of non-fiction, film, and TV for nearly six years,
01:48calling it an honor to deadline.
01:50In a statement, the Sussexes said Pisnick was one of her very first hires, and she led with her heart
01:55in telling beautiful stories.
01:56She executive produced 2022's Netflix docu-series Harry and Meghan and With Love, Meghan, which was canceled after two seasons,
02:04as well as the couple's doc, Cookie Queens, which bombed at the box office.
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