The editors are slowly but surely making some staffing changes.

The editorial progeny is putting her genes to work with a new column in Carine Roitfeld’s magazine.

The friend-finding app is looking to expand into more content, events and paid memberships.

Carey said he’s headed to a year-long program at Harvard University and plans to focus on “societal issues” going forward.

Marina Khidekel was most recently an editor at Women’s Health.

The magazine is looking to emphasize its corner on the lucrative global wellness market.

This is the first hire under new editor in chief Richard Dorment, and more changes are on the way.

It was an apparent reference to Town & Country’s Philanthropy Summit.

Whitney Robinson wants the design glossy to better reflect the many aspects and people of design.

Gabriela Hearst, this year’s Pratt Visionary Award winner, caught every runway look in the show that featured 20 designers.

The annual summit will be held at Hearst Tower on May 9.

Amy Synnott has been named executive editor and Jessica Matlin will be beauty director within the luxury editorial beauty division with a focus on Harper’s Bazaar.

Journalists vow to maintain their editorial independence as Lagardère Group holds talks to sell the magazine to a Czech billionaire.

Anne Fulenwider gathered a panel of fashion and beauty sustainability experts for Marie Claire’s first forum on the subject.

The Hearst editors joined in conversation Tuesday night to discuss Coles’ book on finding love in the digital age.