The saved Chilean miners are beginning to see offers that could make them rich, but one of these proposals is, given the circumstances, exceedingly apt. New York Post is reporting that Yonni Barrios — the miner who the world learned was... MORE >
Newsweek CEO Tom Ascheim and owner Sidney Harman sent the following memo to the magazine's staff this afternoon. They would like to save face after news earlier today that a deal between The Daily Beast and the magazine fell... MORE >
The Observer warned of a brewing bike backlash, but who knew it would turn violent so... MORE >
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev handed out top state honors to the ten spies who worked in the U.S. as undercover foreign intelligence agents, the New York Post reports. The ceremony would have been your average, run-of-the-mill award reception at... MORE >
After more than eight weeks since an anonymous source told Fishbowl NY that Sidney Harman was trying to recruit Tina Brown to run Newsweek, the Wall Street Journal's Russel Adams is putting the story to rest. There won't be... MORE >
- When asked about his relationship with Ed Westwick, Penn Badgley says flippantly, "We're not friends." Who are you Penn, Kelly... MORE >
By The Editors | October 18, 2010 | 12:42 pm
The Bloomberg administration wants to dive into social media, even if it means being insulted on a more regular basis. Venture Beat scribe Jacob Brody got inside Bloomberg's monthly strategy session and captured an administration eager to capitalize on the... MORE >
Michelle Obama will arrive in New York today for a private Democratic fund-raiser at the Upper West Side home of fashion designer Donna Karan and then head to Broadway's St. James Theater where actress Sarah Jessica Parker will serve... MORE >
Publisher's Marketplace reports that ABC White House correspondent Jake Tapper has signed with Little Brown to write a book about a battle in Afghanistan. The book is tentatively titled Enemy in the Wire, and the deal is reportedly worth a... MORE >
The male ideal in fashion and advertising has returned to a more traditional masculine look: "The twink thing seems over," said Jim Nelson, the editor of GQ. [Times... MORE >