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Fashion/beauty magazines closing their September issues this week, and not surprising given the state of the economy, the numbers that are trickling out aren't too pretty

Employees of Consumers Union, publisher of Consumer Reports magazine, voted July 17 to give up a 3 percent pay raise and certain perks to avoid layoffs.

A year and change after stepping down from American Media Inc., controversial ex-tabloid queen Bonnie Fuller has landed a new gig as president and editor in chief of , which she plans to relaunch with a celebrity-friendly tone.

Nearly 60 percent of adults say that they use newspapers to help plan shopping or purchasing decisions, according to early data from a new survey.

WSJ., the first glossy magazine from The Wall Street Journal, has announced the appointment of Sophie Raptis as publisher.

The "most trusted man in America," legendary CBS News anchorman Walter Cronkite, passed away on Friday after a lengthy battle with cerebral vascular disease. He was 92.

GE chief financial officer Keith Sherin on Friday told investors that the upfront has been "very slow," adding that NBC will "retain more inventory" than usual, holding out hope for a strong scatter market.

John Goodman is returning to comedy series. The Roseanne alum has been tapped to co-star in The Station, the Ben Stiller-produced, single-camera comedy pilot for Fox.

THE most senior British officer to be killed in action since the Falklands War was praised as the "best of the best" yesterday.

DAVID Mitchell's credentials as a well-spoken middle-class Englishman are sound. He was born in Salisbury to hotel manager parents and educated at the independent Abingdo

UP TO 65,000 people in Britain could die as a result of swine flu as the pandemic takes hold across the country, according to the government's latest calculations.

ACTOR Hugo Speer has been banned from the road for 18 months after he drove home from a friend's wake while twice the legal drink-drive limit.

A BROTHEL madam has been ordered by a court to pay back the £2.6 million she made through the sex trade.

THE World Health Organisation (WHO) says the swine flu pandemic is the fastest-moving of all time and that it is now pointless to count every case.

PRESSURE was mounting on UK and Scottish ministers last night to try to save hundreds of banking jobs.

A WEEKLY update for MPs, showing how the swine flu pandemic is spreading across their constituencies, was promised yesterday by Commons Leader Harriet Harman.

FOR months he was the most reviled man in the country, blamed for the banking collapse, but as elusive as Lord Lucan.

GORDON Brown faced renewed attacks over the conditions facing British troops in Afghanistan yesterday, on the day that a damning report warned a chronic shortage of helicopter

CORONATION Street is to make history as the first fictional location to appear on Google's Street View.