• It’s Official: Paul Lee Takes Over at ABC

    • July 30th, 2010
    Paul Lee, the former head of ABC Family, has been made the new president of ABC Entertainment, looking after, among other things, programming for the main network.  Read More →

  • Hugh Hefner on Going Private (for Once)

    • July 30th, 2010
    Hugh Hefner discusses why he wants to take Playboy private.  Read More →

  • How Did William Shatner Interview a D.C. Sniper? He Asked.

    • July 29th, 2010
    In William Shatner’s new show on the Biography Channel, he interviews one of the D.C. snipers, who claims that others were supposed to be involved in the shootings.  Read More →

  • M.P.A.A. Ends Talks With Kerrey

    • July 29th, 2010
    The motion picture industry group is still looking for a new president, having ended talks with Bob Kerrey.  Read More →

  • Sherrod Announces She’ll Sue Breitbart

    • July 29th, 2010
    Shirley Sherrod, the Agriculture Department official lost her job over a video clip doctored to maker her appear to make biased comments, announced that she will sue Andrew Breitbart, the conservative blogger who publicized the video.  Read More →

  • Speed Read for Thursday, July 29

    • July 29th, 2010
    Ebooks go multimedia and Post-Its go home in today’s media coverage.  Read More →

  • Abrupt Shake-Up at the Top Ranks of ABC

    • July 28th, 2010
    Stephen McPherson, the president of ABC Entertainment, abruptly resigned late Tuesday following a six-year reign marked more for internal volatility than for hit programs.  Read More →

  • Deborah Needleman Takes Over WSJ Magazine

    • July 27th, 2010
    The former editor of Domino will take over WSJ Magazine in addition to starting the paper’s new weekend section.  Read More →

  • Susan Kamil Moves Up At Random House

    • July 27th, 2010
    The editor of “The Imperfectionists” has been made publisher of the Random House and Dial Press imprints.  Read More →

  • Imax Takes Its Goggles To Russia

    • July 27th, 2010
    Imax will enter a venture with a Russian company to open 14 theaters in Russia this year.  Read More →

  • Oliver Stone Controversy

    • July 26th, 2010
    Oliver Stone found himself the catalyst of an online brush fire on Monday after he made comments published in The Sunday Times of London that were interpreted as anti-Semitic.  Read More →

  • Behind ‘War Logs,’ a New Kind of Alliance

    • July 26th, 2010
    The War Logs represent a different kind of collaboration — between traditional organizations and WikiLeaks, a source that is itself a publisher.  Read More →

  • A Miramax Deadline Could Re-Open Door for Weinsteins

    • July 26th, 2010
    A rival investment group faces a Wednesday deadline for $40 million and a restructuring plan.  Read More →

  • Evanovich Takes Her Bounty to Random House

    • July 26th, 2010
    The blockbuster novelist Janet Evanovich has taken her scrappy bounty-hunter heroine Stephanie Plum to Random House, leaving her longtime publisher, St. Martin’s Press, after more than two months of contract negotiations fell through.  Read More →

  • Speed Read for Monday, July 26

    • July 26th, 2010
    “Reverse racism” in the media and amping up Hollywood releases in Monday’s media coverage.  Read More →
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