Former sports writer T.J. Simers accused the paper of forcing him out largely due to his age.

The ceo’s first company-wide meeting dug into the publisher’s business, now and in the future, with hopes of a new $1 billion revenue stream.

New York-based designer Prabal Gurung will be the honorary fashion designer, a brand new element, at this year’s extravaganza.

The two longtime leaders of Vogue and The New Yorker were singled out by new ceo Roger Lynch as staying with Condé.

The former editorial leader of WWD and W died in February. His collection of art includes work from Brassaï, Robert Mapplethorpe and Ed Ruscha.

W came very close to being closed outright and Condé looks to be out for retribution over Tonchi’s alleged role as a “disloyal” and “faithless servant.”

The hire marks Saveur’s third editor in less than two years.

A roundup of who’s been hired, fired or maybe just jumped ship in media land recently.

WWD takes a look at magazine covers from today and 25 years ago to see what’s changed and what’s maybe stayed the same.

Instead of featuring social media influencers, the new Tatras campaign spotlights established and up-and-coming fashion personalities.

The current editor is taking up a new role with recent BDG acquisition Nylon magazine.

Emily Pero, formerly of Calvin Klein, will take on the duties of Kolasa in the U.S.

Bustle Digital Group recently purchased Nylon magazine and plans to revive it in print come next year.

The fashion talent and creative agency is said to have ceased operations amid mounting debt and legal issues.

Wilson will continue to work with InStyle, but he also plans to write travel features for other publications and develop a few fashion-related book projects.