Celebrity Life

As the Ghislaine Maxwell trial picks up speed, a look at the financiers behind the infamous financier.

How the wild details of the most memed shipping crisis perfectly illustrate our global trade dilemma.

The Fox News owner said Wednesday that the ex-president is an embarrassment to his party and should stop living in the past.

Geordie Greig only “very recently” learned he was out, per sources, as Mail on Sunday editor Ted Verity adds the weekday paper to his portfolio. All part of parent company DMGT’s push to go private?

The S.E.C. and Justice Department are said to have opened investigations into the scandal-ridden media company, which is marching on in zombie form after imploding last month.

The richest man in the world remains deeply offended anyone would dare suggest he should pay his fair share.

New criminal charges against the former president’s company may be on the way.

The Department of Justice’s attempt to halt Penguin Random House’s acquisition of Simon & Schuster finds support within an industry already burned by bad trends. “Obviously every agent is thrilled that the wheels might be grinding to a halt on this,” one insider says.

This argument came in the midst of a homophobic rant against Pete Buttigieg.

As the paper expands its audio team—and tries rebounding from the Caliphate collapse—it’s still figuring out how to build upon the success of The Daily. An afternoon edition? Turn to Styles and entertainment? A Times spox says, “We’re piloting and developing lots of new programming.”

The creator of the “it” dress talks building an empire and gaming Instagram.

It sure sounds like the duo acted on inside information in the early days of the pandemic.