Condé Nast: Last News

The school summer holidays are officially underway, with many families embarking on trips across the UK and overseas for a well-deserved break.

A ticket to paradise. Julia Roberts journeyed to the Great White Way on Tuesday to attend a preview of her pal George Clooney’s Broadway debut in “Good Night, and Good Luck,” which looked more like an opening night than a mere preview.

There’s going to be someone new at Vanity Fair next year to beg for an invite to the magazine’s must-attend Oscar party.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Radhika Jones will depart as editor in chief of Vanity Fair this spring, after more than seven years at the helm of the influential Condé Nast title. Jones and Anna Wintour, Condé Nast chief content officer and global editorial director, informed staffers of Jones’ exit Thursday. Jones, who joined Vanity Fair in November 2017, claimed that she had accomplished “virtually all” of the goals she had set for herself in taking on the EIC job, including “a vast and highly engaging social media audience,” entertainment projects with partners including FX, Amazon and Netflix; and “an epic party machine,” referring to the magazine’s annual Academy Awards afterparty.

As the winter chill continues to bite, you might find yourself daydreaming about your 2025 holidays. If you're in search of some winter sun, Malta could be just the ticket.

Fashion icon and Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is addressing her trademark look – her signature sunglasses. While Wintour, 75, has rocked the shades and her bold bob hairstyle for decades, she explained why she chose to rock the specific ensemble.

Anna Wintour is getting candid on the misconceptions surrounding her persona. “I don’t really think about it,” the Vogue editor-in-chief, 75, told BBC Tuesday about the rumors. “What I’m really interested in is the creative aspect of my job.”Wintour touched on how her fashion sense, iconic blond bob, dark sunglasses and cool demeanor has been compared to powerful magazine editor Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep in “The Devil Wears Prada.”At the West End gala opening for the musical adaption of the 2006 rom-com, the journalist said the typecast is “for the audience and for the people I work with to decide if there are any similarities between me and Miranda Priestly.” Wintour also dismissed the notion that she has never heard the word “no” due to her high-profile standing in the fashion industry.

for day and night, and became the hottest . During the most recent Fashion Month, insiders wore sequined tops and paillette-encrusted skirts paired with simple slingbacks and .

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Condé Nast inked a deal with OpenAI, the prominent artificial-intelligence tech company, to license content from brands including the New Yorker, Condé Nast Traveler, GQ, Vanity Fair, Wired and Vogue for use within the AI company’s products, including ChatGPT and the SearchGPT prototype. Condé Nast joins other publishers and news organizations that have inked deals with OpenAI, a list that includes the Associated Press, Axel Springer, the Atlantic, Dotdash Meredith, Financial Times, LeMonde, NewsCorp, Prisa Media, Time and Vox Media.

Drake is facing a lawsuit after clothing brand Members Only alleged tour merch he sold infringed upon their company trademarks.In a case filed on Tuesday (June 12), it was claimed that Drake’s company, Away From Home Touring Inc., had been selling shirts that read ‘Members Only’ on the recent ‘It’s All a Blur‘ Tour.The words seemingly reference his track ‘Members Only’ from 2023 album ‘For all the Dogs’ and are not imitations of the recognisable Members Only racer jackets that made the brand popular in the 1980s.However, Members Only lawyers have said (via Billboard): “The fact that ‘Members Only’ is a song on Drake’s album ‘For All the Dogs’ does not obviate the likelihood of confusion or give [Drake] a license to use our client’s ‘Members Only’ marks in such a confusing manner, particularly on or in connection with apparel items.”They continued: “Away From Home’s use of ‘Members Only’ … is likely to cause confusion, mistake, and deception among consumers as to the origin of Away From Home’s infringing T-shirts.”Per Billboard, representatives for Drake have not yet responded to a request for comment.This is the latest legal battle facing the Canadian rapper, who recently was dismissed from lawsuits relative to Travis Scott‘s 2021 Astroworld festival disaster.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Lisa Valentino, a senior executive at Disney Advertising Sales who had in the past been tasked with several of the unit’s digital initiatives, has left the company, according to people familiar with the matter, even as Disney is in the midst of its “upfront” talks with advertisers. Valentino had been working her second stint at Disney, most recently as executive vice president of category sales and client solutions. In the recent past, she had touted some of Disney’s most critical new ad-tech to clients.

A strike of Condé Nast employees amid the Met Gala this evening has been averted, as the union said that it had reached a tentative agreement on their first contract with the publication.

Zendaya, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, Gisele Bündchen, Kendall Jenner, Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift are all expected for the photo call on the Metropolitan Museum’s iconic stairs.But one star is bigger than all the othersFor it is queen Anna Wintour who wields the real power Monday and who will hold all those A-listers, not to mention the world’s biggest business movers and shakers, in her thrall.Over the past 30 years, the editor-in-chief of Vogue and Global Chief Content Officer of Condé Nast, has transformed the event from a relatively humble fundraiser for the Met’s costume exhibit — with tickets once costing around $1,000 — to New York City’s most important event of the season. “It’s through her hustle that she made this happen,” one attendee who has gone for decades told The Post.

EXCLUSIVE:  The Lede Company has tapped Kimberly Bernhardt as a senior executive within the firm’s Strategic Communications Division. She will report directly to co-CEO Sarah Rothman in her new role.

tour de force — by showcasing a farewell March cover of 40 legendary women. It’s rumored that Edward Enninful, 51, who was the top editor at British Vogue for over six years, left his role after failing to take Anna Wintour’s spot as the head of the U.S. version of Condé Nast’s fashion bible, according to a report in The Sunday Times.

Pitchfork, one of the strongest music news and reviews publications over its 30-year-old online history, is being folded into men’s magazine GQ, owner Condé Nast said Wednesday.

Glamour's commerce editor, I've seen a surge in interest in alcohol-free drinks (especially on TikTok with trends like the )—and companies stepping up to meet that demand with delicious, elevated liquor, wine, beer, and cocktail alternatives that are decidedly more adult-feeling than Martinelli's, Shirley Temples, and plain ol' ginger ale.Below, you'll find some of the best non-alcoholic spirts—with recommendations from Glamour and Condé Nast editors. We've tested and love these botanical apéritifs from brands like Ghia and Seedlip; spiritless alternatives for rosés and liquors like tequila, gin, and rum (which are excellent mixers in ); and zesty non-alcoholic cocktails.

Dilettante: True Tales of Excess, Triumph, and Disaster tells the story of Graydon Carter’s protégé Dana Brown and how he navigated his way around the New York media world in the 1990s.

Condé Nast plans to cut 5% of its workforce, acknowledging the toll of digital video’s shift toward short-form fare inspired by TikTok.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Media and publishing company Condé Nast will lay off upwards of 300 employees, representing 5% of its headcount, and take other cost-reduction measures as it looks to improve efficiency. Condé Nast says it has more than 6,000 employees, meaning the job cuts will eliminate more than 300 roles. The cutbacks were announced by CEO Roger Lynch wrote in a memo to company staff Wednesday.

Karen Idelson Variety’s Entertainment and Technology Summit returns Sept. 21, bringing together industry powerhouses who will weigh in on reaching audiences across platforms, utilizing progressive technologies and helping brands connect with viewers. The summit, presented by City National Bank, will take place at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills and feature a full day of panels and speakers.