When Will a Woman Run a TV News Division?
That glass ceiling could break soon, writes broadcast news analyst Andrew Tyndall — but with a deflating asterisk.
Which Former Trump Aides Will Become Media Stars?
News media analyst Andrew Tyndall takes a look at the future prospects of the White House alums who burned bright — and burnt out — since Trump took office.
The PR Guru Behind Trump's Mouthpieces Speaks
Matthew Hiltzik, a former Democratic operative, birthed two of the most powerful — and now departing — voices in the president's orbit.
"Every Guy Checks Himself a Little": New York Comedy Clubs Adjust to #MeToo
After the Louis C.K. scandal, cultural changes are trickling down to ground zero of the stand-up firmament, with female comedians arguing, "Stand-up is still one of the most sexist fields."
Louis C.K.'s Path to a Comeback Likely Runs Through Comedy Clubs
Fellow New York stand-ups and club owners debate how the disgraced comic could return to the stage … and the spotlight.
Why Modern Newsrooms Should Mind the Generational Gap
Ignore the rising millennial class at your own risk: the elite of New York editors and writers is undergoing a massive shift as the under-35 class struggles to shoulder their "enormous influence" that "even they don't understand."
The Hamptons' "Modern-Day Gatsby": Diddy's White Party Turns 20
The hip-hop mogul made an over-the-top splash in 1998 with the first of a series of the lavish gatherings.
'Blockers' Director: I Was Neighbors and Friends With Eliot Spitzer's Escort
Kay Cannon tells THR about unknowingly sharing clothes and her oven with the notorious Ashley Dupree, her onetime New York City neighbor.
One F—ing Awesome Night Out With The Mooch in New York
America's most profane and short-lived White House communications director is plotting his next moves, hoping to parlay those 11 days of notoriety into a book, a possible TV show and talking-head ubiquity.
"Every Place I Mention Is Totally Hot": The Mooch's Favorite New York Spots
Listing his favorite NYC hangs — besides his own Hunt & Fish Club steakhouse (“where beauties trawl for sugar daddies,” according to the New York Post) — Scaramucci makes it clear he has a thing for private clubs and sweet shops. “I’ve never turned down a selfie,” he says. “You see me and you want to hang, just come say hello. I love people.”
