Nathan Lump left his role as editor in chief after closing the December issue.

With its continued sell-off of Time Inc. titles, Meredith is significantly reducing what it paid for those it kept, like People and InStyle.

Edward Felsenthal is taking on the dual role of lead editor and chief executive officer under the new ownership of billionaire Marc Benioff.

Editor in Chief and editorial director Nathan Lump has been with the magazine since it was owned by Time Inc.

The magazine is about to exit a post-sale transition period and is putting executives in place to evolve the brand.

The director has been at InStyle for two years.

Brown, a budding influencer, is set to take on even more “personal projects.”

The sale to billionaire Marc Benioff already includes plans to add staff, but also a multiyear deal with Meredith.

Time joins a growing group of legacy media publications to be purchased by extremely wealthy individuals.

Should Meredith come to own Brides, it will bring it under the same publisher as longtime rival Martha Stewart Weddings.

Known for decades as a fitness magazine, Shape is morphing into a lifestyle brand with a big dose of fashion.

W may have a surprise buyer in the wings, but there are many more media brands in need of a savior.

InStyle’s Laura Brown and Laura Frerer-Schmidt celebrate the new issue and Meredith acquisition.

Conway is Health’s second top editor in less than a year. She’s coming from Martha Stewart Weddings, where print frequency is being cut.

The media company is expecting final bids very soon, WWD has learned.