new-york-magazine
Two Sides of Manhattan's Celebrity Gossip Factory Weigh In on Casey Johnson
Brian Moylan · 01/08/10 02:48PM2005's 123 Reasons to Love New York Right Now
Foster Kamer · 12/19/09 10:15PMDating in New York: as Simple as Surviving a Plane Crash
Adrian Chen · 12/13/09 11:53PMFile Under: "Complex Questions with Simple Answers"
Foster Kamer · 12/12/09 05:51PMAdam Moss: Neither a Recluse Nor the Inventor of Sex Stories
Hamilton Nolan · 12/07/09 11:19AMNew York Magazine Staying in the Family
Hamilton Nolan · 10/23/09 08:56AMNYMag's 'Power Dozen'
cityfile · 10/19/09 12:43PMThis week's issue of New York has come up with a list of the 12 most powerful people in town. (Well, the 11 most powerful behind Michael Bloomberg, that is.) They are (in no particular order): Al Sharpton, Howard Rubenstein, Sheldon Silver, Stephen Ross, Jamie Dimon, Herb Pardes, Anna Wintour, Andrew Cuomo, Mike Fishman, Chuck Schumer, and Rupert Murdoch. [NYM]
Gossip/News Shakeups at New York Daily News, TMZ
Foster Kamer · 10/18/09 06:30PMNew York Magazine Seeks Money-Losing Rich Kid
Hamilton Nolan · 10/16/09 09:50AMNew York Rumors, Conde Cuts & SNL's New Low
cityfile · 10/15/09 03:56PM• Is New York magazine up for sale now that Bruce Wasserstein has died? There's no reason to assume so, but that isn't stopping people from tossing around the names of some very unlikely "contenders." [NYP, AdAge, DF]
• Related: David Carr of the Times details how Wasserstein benefited the magazine; Daniel Gross of Slate focuses on his commitment to journalism; and New York's editors offer up their own heartfelt tribute to the mag's late owner.
• The cuts at Condé continue: Golf World felt the pain today. [Gawker]
• SNL has cut a deal with Anheuser-Busch to stick beer ads into the show. "Maybe if we drink enough the show will actually seem funny." [LAT]
What Next For New York Magazine?
Hamilton Nolan · 10/15/09 08:41AMBruce Wasserstein, 61
Hamilton Nolan · 10/14/09 03:00PMBruce Wasserstein: 1947-2009
cityfile · 10/14/09 12:21PMPublicity Speak Translator: New York Magazine Kisses the Ring and Ass of Page Six
Foster Kamer · 10/11/09 11:30AMLetterman's New Tact, Babs' Big Week & Penn's Passing
cityfile · 10/07/09 03:39PM• David Letterman appears to be through discussing the little sex scandal he now finds himself in. The subject doesn't come up on tonight's show. [NYP]
• Gourmet may have gone down, but the editor of Saveur says the mag is doing well (and that she's been flooded with resumes, not surprisingly). Meanwhile, while Condé Nast is laying off staff at Brides, a brand new bridal magazine is now preparing to launch. The dream lives on, clearly. [Forbes, NYO, Gawker]
• Related: Condé Nast's digital division is facing issues, as well. [NYO]
• The remaining bidders for BusinessWeek, now that Mort Zuckerman and a private equity firm have dropped out: Bloomberg LP and ZelnickMedia. [NYT]
• Barbra Streisand has scored her ninth No. 1 album, beating out Mariah's new record. It makes her the second-oldest living artist to top the charts. [Reuters]
• Famed fashion and celeb photographer Irving Penn has died at age 92. [AP]
How New York Magazine Finds Out What's Happening in Queens
Hamilton Nolan · 09/16/09 12:30PMBusinessWeek's New Bidder; John Stossel Joins FNC
cityfile · 09/10/09 02:10PM• It looks like there's a new frontrunner to take over BusinessWeek. Mayor Bloomberg's media company, Bloomberg LP, has bypassed Bruce Wasserstein as the leading contender to take over the McGraw-Hill-owned mag. [NYP]
• After close to three decades at ABC News, John Stossel is leaving the network to join Fox News and Fox Business Channel. [FNC, TVN]
• Not all magazines are closing down or trimming operations. Cesar Millan and IMG have launched a title for dog owners called Cesar's Way. [WSJ]
• There's been an editorial shakeup at O, The Oprah Magazine. [NYP, WWD]
• Will this season be the last for Oprah Winfrey's daytime talk show? [NYDN]
• Graydon Carter appears to have been granted a pass. The Vanity Fair editor reports he hasn't been forced to sit down with the flock of cost-cutting McKinsey consultants now prowling the halls of Condé Nast. [NYO]
• A judge has tossed out a lawsuit by Missy Chase Lapine, the author who claims Jessica Seinfeld ripped off her cookbook last year. [AP]
• According to the Wall Street Journal, "Bonnet books," or Amish love stories, are "a booming new subcategory of the romance genre." Who knew? [WSJ]