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

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

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.

The editor stayed with Interview for a few years, even through a bankruptcy shutdown and “relaunch.”

The luxury fashion is entering the world of gaming to promote its spring 2021 collection.

Jeffries Blackerby, Departures’ editor in chief, is exiting the company after four years in the top job.

The digital media marketplace will manage the entire purchase journey from beginning to end.

At 77,000 members, the NYT Cooking Community group has apparently become too large and unwieldy for staffers to moderate.

The final price paid won’t be made public until the sale has officially closed.

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

Net-a-porter, Goop and Away are among those that have ceased print for now, but others like Uniqlo, Maapilim and Goat are still going strong.

Alexi McCammond’s past racist and homophobic tweets were unearthed over the weekend.

Owner Meredith also revealed that People’s top editor Dan Wakeford has been given the additional title of editorial director of entertainment.