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

Not satisfied with being a cool movie house, Metrograph could be the first theater cum publisher/studio/agency.

Layoffs at the magazine amount to about 5 percent of its full-time staff.

The Hong Kong-based venture fund of Adrian Cheng and Clive Ng has been building up a fashion-focused portfolio.

The French publisher is centralizing editorial oversight of its many editions, launching events and has a new editor in Italy.

It seems the traditionally business-focused newspaper is looking to branch out into newer territory.

The luxury lifestyle magazine is set to widen the scope of its fashion coverage.

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

Current managing editor Emily Greenhouse is headed off to lead The New York Review of Books.

The magazine is losing a bit of its fashion quotient.

With its third publisher in as many years, the liberal magazine wants to relaunch podcasts and increase coverage to up its media game.

A study from an industry outplacement firm said 2018 was the worst year for media in a decade. This year isn’t shaping up so well already.

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.

It’s taken the publisher longer than planned to off-load the two former Time Inc. titles.

The projects were among a number of initiatives announced by the company’s luxury division at a strategy launch on Tuesday.