Journalists like to talk about "owning" a story. But the people at RadarOnline.com have practically stamped their corporate logo on the forehead of Na...

This is a sad day for people who love magazines, and for people who love sharp everyday writing, and for people who love risk-takers and dream-havers. It's sad because Radar magazine -- and it's inestimable online arm, RadarOnline -- have folded.

Friday brought four media stories that, were they isolated incidents, might not be major news, but taken in the aggregate suggest that the media has s...

The press has portrayed Clinton's planned convention address, as well as the fact that her name is being placed into nomination, as an unprecedented, heavy-handed power grab. It's not.

Add Radar to the growing list of magazines featuring the Obamas on their September covers. The September issue of the magazine, which hits newsstands...

"Three or four people leaving is not a big deal," insisted Maer Roshan, founder and editor in chief of Radar. Actually, it's five: Senior editor Tyle...

Contrary to the insistence of their respective publicists, it looks like the gloves are off between former President Bill Clinton and his longtime pol...

Andy Rosenthal was named editor of the editorial page of the New York Times last January. He is the youngest of three boys. He was the only son whom h...