A lot has happened since 2008 when a Sunday night premiere screening and dinner co-hosted by Gloria Steinem honored Leymah Gbowee, a charismatic socia...
In Sessums's view, celebrity occupies a paradoxical position in the magazine world. On the one hand, the public's insatiable appetite for stories about the rich and famous is the engine motoring newsstand sales and revving up online traffic.
Lean In tells us to look within ourselves, to recognize mental habits that might be holding us back, and to keep moving forward.
President Obama's former chief speechwriter Jon Favreau has joined the Daily Beast, Politico's Mike Allen reported Thursday. Favreau, who wrote spe...
Newsweek released the cover for its last-ever print issue on Sunday morning. The cover features a vintage picture of the old Newsweek offices in Ne...
Newsweek has lined up an all-star roster for its last-ever print edition before switching to a digital-only format under the name Newsweek Global....
Waiting for the crisis is rarely the best answer. Wisdom foresees danger and opportunity in equal measure. It stops. It digs. And then it acts.
The best way we can, in the long run, support, take care of and honor the troops is to make sure they are among us and not apart from us. Like any true hero, soldiers want to be socialized, not idolized.
Newsweek will begin laying off editorial employees as it prepares to transition to an all-digital format, editor Tina Brown told the magazine's staff ...
The release of Steven Spielberg's Lincoln may have been intentionally delayed until after the presidential election. However its debut has unintentionally arrived in time to impact an event of equal political importance.
Not ones to miss a good tie-in, we're ready to put our proverbial necks on the chopping block and announce this year's "PR Pardons." The list includes companies and individuals we think deserve a second chance in the court of public opinion.
The unfolding Petraeus scandal follows a familiar "boy meets girl" storyline. But when the boy is the (married) CIA director, the girl is his (marrie...
On this morning's IAC third-quarter earnings call, company chairman Barry Diller addressed last week's bombshell news that Newsweek will eliminate its...
Editor Tina Brown appeared on "CBS This Morning" to discuss Newsweek's landmark decision to transition to an all-digital publication. Brown announ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Newsweek's decision to stop publishing a print edition after 80 years and bet its life entirely on a digital future may be more a...
WASHINGTON -- Back in the day, when you were working on a cover story for Newsweek, nothing else in the world mattered. On a winter Iowa day in 199...
The future is here now. When digital cameras first came out, it took me awhile to get used to it and I was clinging to film, now I can't imagine using film cameras anymore.
Newsweek is ending its print edition and transitioning to an all-digital format by the end of 2012, editor Tina Brown announced on Thursday. The ma...
Newsweek is courting controversy yet again with its latest cover. The magazine has become famous (or infamous, depending on your perspective) for i...
From a routine talk-show format to a highly stylized series of op-ed videos, Beast TV, the 10-month-old video operations of The Daily Beast and Newsw...
Newsweek editor Tina Brown defended her magazine's hyper-controversial latest issue in a Wednesday appearance on "Morning Joe." Newsweek has been s...
The family that had helped bankroll the operations for Newsweek and the Daily Beast is withdrawing much of its funding, Reuters reported on Monday. ...
The presence of Tina Brown atop the Newsweek masthead has been nowhere more evident than on the cover of the magazine itself, from S & M to a very de...
On Wednesday, The Huffington Post spoke with Newsweek editor-in-chief Tina Brown about the magazine's latest cover image, which features President Bar...
Newsweek/Daily Beast editor-in-chief Tina Brown said that the joint venture won't be making money for a few years. The magazine and the website we...
