Now sober, the former Details editor in chief is ready to bare all in his new memoir, “As Needed for Pain.”

A few names are said to be in consideration, as the editor leaves her longtime post at Hearst.

An editor in chief is still being recruited for the title.

Some major publishing executives are already counting down the number of years print as a medium has left.

A dramatic exit from W behind him, Tonchi is taking up a new global role with the French magazine, just given a fresh capital investment.

More layoffs. More paywalls. More unions.

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

Mike Goss is the new chief financial officer and Deirdre Findlay will become chief marketing officer.

Robbie Myers, Joanna Coles and Elaine Welteroth all had to find new jobs.

Called Frame, the new Milanese “experience store” combines a cafeteria, a shop and an event area.

The Advocate editor Zach Stafford is out, too, along with executive leadership, leaving insiders wondering if the LGBTQ titles will continue.

The video production arm of the publisher is being realigned and a handful of staffers let go.

Two years in, Jones discusses her Vanity Fair vision, identity, and the criticism she’s faced.

Editors in chief of Vogue’s 26 global editions have agreed to adhere to certain values for 2020.

Glamour’s last issue will be its December/January issue. The company said it will focus on Vogue Italy, Vanity Fair and La Cucina Italiana.