Sure, there were jokes at her expense, but she ultimately came out looking cooler than a cucumber. No matter what you think of her, Martha Stewart is still going strong. A college-educated former model, and a onetime small business owner turned multimedia giant, she's one of the most successful women this country has ever seen. Snoop, of course, needs no introduction. Not here and not at the ritzy Four Seasons in Beverly Hills, where he waltzes in unannounced for a quick press conference less than two weeks before the show's debut. He's in a jovial mood. When Martha, accompanied by her entourage, glides in a few minutes later, it's apparent that Snoop genuinely enjoys Stewart's company. "People are seeing we have a great chemistry," Snoop says. "Our teams work together to make sure that [everything we do on the show is] natural and organic." Seniors and rappers go way back to the days of Larry "Bud" Melman chillin' with Run-DMC in the "King of Rock" music video. Snoop and Martha also go back.