A roundup of who’s been hired, fired or maybe just jumped ship in media land over the past few weeks.

It’s the first publisher to join the digital bank’s tree-planting initiative in a bid to become carbon neutral.

“Sometimes they make us feel like we’re taking more dramatic action than we are,” said Allure’s executive beauty director Jenny Bailly.

With 10 years at The Book Review, Paul talks about what got her there, forced discomfort and the current worth of literary criticism.

Women Management L.A. starts with a roster of at least 80 people.

The Austin, Texas-based festival of music, technology and film will return in 2022.

Meredith, Condé Nast and Hearst have all released diversity reports over the past few months.

Philiponnat was in charge of Elle France until 2014, when she moved to Grazia magazine.

The French actor stars in ads for the new Tambour Street Diver watch alongside South Korean actor Lee Min-ho and Sophie Turner.

The British fashion turned fine art photographer Shafran shot Moss near her home in Gloucestershire, England.

Home decor, bookazines and food are among the categories that have performed well in print and online.

CEO Reed Hastings has previously expressed his distaste for work from home culture created by the pandemic.

Radford will join Aaron Gilchrist on a News Now block, making it the first multianchor news show from a major network hosted by only people of color.

The Washington Post’s Robin Givhan is lending her commentary to more than just fashion in her new role as senior critic at large.

DiTrapano started a magazine that turned into a small, beloved and respected publisher of mostly unknown talent.