A former designer and stylist is taking up the top spot at one of the only U.S. fashion titles in the Arab region.

The ceo of The Daily Beast talks the future of digital media, the new wave of subscriptions and her tumultuous days at Gawker.

Dubbed “Dare I Say,” the podcast has a political bent with Wilde discussing a range of topics with celebrities and activists.

The magazine is losing a bit of its fashion quotient.

Elle U.K. was the exception to the rule, climbing 6.91 percent in the July to December period.

Black History Month was the wrong time to drop a feature on growing up “white, middle class and male.” Even Comedy Central has weighed in.

The Elle editor in chief disclosed she’s opting for a preventative double mastectomy in an article posted on the web site today.

There’s been a true changing, and sometimes shrinking, of the guard at major publishers over the last year.

The publisher’s branded content work is a sizable and growing part of its business.

The new chief content officer of Hearst Magazines on what people read “secretly,” whether magazines will last another 20 years and much more.

A lot is at stake for Internet platforms and publishers in Europe, where an extension of copyright law is being considered.

Editor and new “dame” Glenda Bailey is looking to give her readers even more fashion this year.

New business leaders in at Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire and Elle Decor as Troy Young puts his digital-first mark on Hearst Magazines.

Employees can now listen to Troy Young, Kate Lewis and Gayle King chat about mishaps in marriage counseling and a cauliflower wrap.

The first is with the women of “Red Table Talk,” Jada Pinkett Smith, her daughter Willow and her mother Adrienne.