Media
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Kim Kardashian To Cover Paper’s November Issue
Remember all the speculation about that Instagram of Kim Kardashian and Cara Delevingne and their “secret project”? Seems like most folks missed this little shot of KK avec Mickey Boardman and Drew Elliott of Paper, which we revealed in the inaugural Daily Davis column that Jean-Paul Goude is shooting. The issue’s theme? Breaking the Internet. Expect everyone in the issue to be a viral star
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Women’s Health Appoints Executive Editor And Creative Director
A major hire and a big promotion at Women’s Health: Theresa O’Rourke has been named executive editor, and Jacqueline Azria is the glossy’s new creative director. Interestingly, the Rodale title snagged O’Rourke from Victoria’s Secret. She had been the skivvies megabrand’s editorial director, working on their print catalogs, bi-monthly fresh content for the website, and seasonal campaigns. Before VS, O’Rourke
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NBC Is Doing A Cosmo-Based Comedy, With Joanna Coles As An Exec Producer
Is there anything Joanna Coles can’t do? Cosmopolitan has struck a deal with NBC on a new, yet-to-be-named, single-camera comedy about a political blogger who ends up as the sex editor at a very Cosmo-esque faux glossy. The mag is executive producing the show along with Universal Television and The District; JoCo is serving as an exec producer on the
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The Wall Group Debuts An Editorial Site, The Thick
With a bicoastal reach and a client roster that reads like the credits of an editorial shoot (like Lori Goldstein, Danilo, and Pati Dubroff), The Wall Group has been dominating the agency scene. So what’s their next step? To tackle the online space with the introduction of their first editorial destination, The Thick, dreamed up by the
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All In The Details With Annie Flanders
Just catching your breath post-fashion month? Finally, you’ve got time to pore over some of our dishy gems from The Daily in print this season! The groundbreaking creator of the original Details magazine, Annie Flanders is a certified publishing legend. Now 75, she’s still sporting her signature red locks, talking smack, and living happily in Los Angeles. Overdue
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Encore, Encore! Have You Devoured The Latest Daily Media?
In case you haven’t heard, quite a few media shuffles took place last week. So let’s jump straight into the recap! Who’s the new editorial director at Seventeen? Which other Hearst execs gained new titles? Which denim label has a brand new CEO? Who got a promotion at Marie Claire? Which Teen Vogue editrix made the jump to SELF? Who are
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The Daily Media: 32 Moves To Discuss
Jeffries Blackerby, formerly deputy editor at Condé Nast Traveler, has been named executive editor at Travel + Leisure. Jayne Jamison, formerly VP and publishing director at Redbook and Seventeen, has been named SVP and publisher at O, The Oprah Magazine. Joanna Coles, currently editor-in-chief at Cosmopolitan, has also been named editorial director at Seventeen. Ann Shoket, formerly editor-in-chief
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Exclusive: Renee Rupcich Named Design Director At NYLON And NYLON Guys
NYLON’s latest masthead addition is Renee Rupcich, taking on the role of design director for both NYLON and NYLON Guys. Rupcich was previously senior art director at Condé Nast Media Group, the glossy giant’s in-house ad agency, for five years. Her projects for Condé Nast Media Group included Walmart-exclusive mag Beauty Scoop, plus advertorial print work to
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The Assistant Files, Vol. 54: Alexa Cohen, ELLE’s Kevin O’Malley
Remember when we toasted ELLE‘s Kevin O’Malley as Publisher of the Year at our annual Fashion Media Awards? After the publisher, chief revenue officer, and SVP gave his assistant a shout-out in his interview, we decided to shine the spotlight on her. Turns out, this isn’t Alexa Cohen‘s first stint at the Hearst glossy. The Boston native shares
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Marie Claire Taps Catherine Gunderson As Managing Editor And Promotes Kyle Anderson
As Marie Claire continues to celebrate their second decade in the U.S. this year, they’ve promised a slew of new hires and promotions. Last month, the mag added fashion editor-at-large Catherine Newell-Hanson and fashion writer Carolina O’Neill. Now, they’ve got a promotion and a hire: Today they announced that Catherine Gunderson will be the glossy’s new managing editor, effective October 20th. She was
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Ann Shoket Discusses Leaving Seventeen At The Mag’s Dinner With FEED
Just a day after the announcement that Ann Shoket would be stepping down from her helm as editor-in-chief at Seventeen (along with a few other shuffles chez Hearst) the editrix hosted a dinner at Telepan Local last night in partnership with FEED’s Lauren Bush Lauren. The evening focused on FEED’s effort to help end world hunger via FEED Supper, a new initiative.
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Hearst Intel: JoCo’s Souped-Up Role, Seventeen’s Ann Shoket Leaves EIC Role, And (Much) More
Some very intriguing shifts over at Hearst took effect today: Ann Shoket is departing from her editor-in-chief role at Seventeen. She’ll work with Hearst on “new product development” with David Carey, president at Hearst Magazines, and editorial director Ellen Levine. Cosmopolitan’s EIC, Joanna Coles, is adding to her current role with the freshly-minted title of editorial director at Seventeen. Her publishing partner-in-crime, Donna Kalajian
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Encore, Encore! Have You Devoured The Latest Daily Media?
Kick off your Monday with a thorough look at all the media moves from last week. There’s quite a bit to devour! Who’s the newest editor-in-chief at Saveur? What are the new hires over at Shape? How about at SELF? Who are the four new deputy executive editors at The New York Times? Which Tommy Hilfiger execs got promoted?
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The Daily Media
Adam Sachs, formerly editorial director at Tasting Table, has been named editor-in-chief at Saveur. Peter Davis, formerly editor-in-chief at Scene, has been named group executive editor at The Daily Front Row. Robert Baird, formerly senior web editor at The New Yorker, has been named managing editor at Harper’s. Francoise-Marie Santucci, formerly editor-in-chief at Next, has been named editorial director at
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SELF Reveals A New Look: Inside The October Issue
After some big staffing shuffles at SELF mag over the past few months, the glossy has debuted a brand new look for their October issue, and it’s quite pretty, non? This is the first issue that fully shows EIC Joyce Chang’s touch on the title since she succeeded Lucy Danziger in the top gig in April. “Our reader is focused on winning in life.
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Peter Davis Named Group Executive Editor At The Daily Front Row
A major new addition to The Daily Front Row’s editorial team: Peter Davis has been named group executive editor, effective today. Born and raised in Manhattan, Davis got his start in the industry as a teenager, via an internship at Paper. He later became Paper‘s editor at large; in that capacity, Davis wrote a column and penned over 20 cover stories. Davis also spent
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Did You Make The Business of Fashion 500 List?
The Business of Fashion (BOF) put together their second annual #BOF500 list of the movers and shakers in the biz. This year they’ve added 105 new entries to the pot of industry insiders; the full list is comprised of notables from 40 countries, representing 55 nationalities. The list includes a lot of the usual suspects
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Encore, Encore! Have You Devoured The Latest Daily Media?
It’s media alert time! Ready to soak up all the latest goodies from our weekly Daily Media report? Let’s get to it! Who’s the new editor-in-chief at Women’s Health? Who else snagged an editor-in-chief title? Which Condé glossy hired a fashion director from another title at 4 Times Square? Who’s been added to Vanity Fair‘s online staff? Who
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SELF Improvement With Joyce Chang
Condé Nast’s latest first-time EIC, Joyce Chang, has spent nearly six months perched in the corner office of fit-chick glossy SELF. After putting the masthead on a rigorous slim-down regimen and then building her own team, Chang is using what she learned at Camp Joanna Coles to run a mag. Plus, she’s always got her
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Bookish Banter Avec Amy Astley
What’s happening with the kids these days? Your Daily caught up with Teen Vogue EIC Amy Astley recently, who filled us in on the big downtown move, her changing commute and cover starlets, bien sûr. Are you excited about Condé Nast moving downtown? I am! I live in Tribeca so it”ll be really easy. Will you be walking to work? Definitely. Even
