There seem to be a lot of perks for Goop in taking its quarterly magazine independent in time for the third issue.

The monthly page will be related to the retail emporium’s values and “beautiful chaos.”

The U.K’s Audit Bureau of Circulations reported a 5 percent drop year-over-year for women’s print and digital publications.

They got scripted talking points and everything.

New York Media could be planning to sell outright, but it’s possible the company is seeking some outside capital to fund growth.

A new “Free Press” T-shirt, a collaboration between a boutique p.r. firm and the Freedom of the Press Foundation, is the the latest stab at fashion as support.

With a century of practice in print publishing, benefits from a swerve to digital have been slow to appear.

Interview is all set to relaunch in September with a transgender cover model, but Brant needs to pay himself first.

Katrina Lake, Leandra Medine, Eva Chen and more will be chatting with Forbes about their professional ups and downs.

Lewis has been named new chief content officer, a role that was created for Coles in 2016.

Known for decades as a fitness magazine, Shape is morphing into a lifestyle brand with a big dose of fashion.

A sizable dip in advertising revenue took a bite out of the newspaper’s increased revenue.

Brazilian media reported the restructuring would result in the closure of 10 magazines and the loss of 170 editorial jobs.

Her exit comes about two weeks after Troy Young was promoted to magazines president at Hearst.

Can you spot all the similarities between American Vogue’s Beyoncé cover and British Vogue’s Rihanna cover?