Condé Nast Layoffs Reach GQ, Vanity Fair [Updated]
"They said they couldn't handle laying off everybody all at once. So every magazine has a scheduled day."
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"They said they couldn't handle laying off everybody all at once. So every magazine has a scheduled day."
According to a report, they've been asked to cut a quarter of their budgets.
The team drafts the Southern California QB for its own version of 'Batman Begins.'
In an interview with 'Details,' he proves that he really has no idea what sorts of things he'll get made fun of for.
"Matthew Fox finds himself searching for answers to yet another great riddle: Is there life after 'Lost'?"
To celebrate, Obama's Senate seat is on eBay for the highest bidder!
That puts the little tot above Tom Cruise, David Plouffe, and John Mayer.
The mayor gives developers and union leaders a piece of his mind at a press conference on this morning's crane collapse, students and colleagues of a popular Wall Street figure are flabbergasted by the SEC charges filed against him, and CNN's Jessica Yellin gets into a war of words about the war.
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