Senator Schumer took a moment out of advocating for bus regulations to reiterate his desire to see NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly appointed the new director of the FBI when Robert Mueller's term ends in September.
Schumer reminded the press corp who assembled on the City Hall steps this morning for his bus announcement that Read More
ABC announced today that David Muir is to anchor their weekend World News broadcasts. The youthful Muir, who recently returned from Cairo, is something of an ABC lifer, having reported for World News with Diane Sawyer, Good Morning America, 20/20, and Nightline. Sounds like Muir has a good working relationship with the reportedly hard-to-love Read More
Tina Fey's Bossypants, due out in April from Little, Brown's Reagan Arthur, may be one of several TV-star books hitting the market, but it's getting a particularly big push. Today's anniversary issue of The New Yorker features an excerpt from the newly minted essayist (subscription only) on the demands of motherhood and TV Read More
David Janollari and Chris Linn are officially taking control of the programming and production teams at MTV.
The pair of promotions was announced on Tuesday by Van Toffler, president of MTV Networks Music and Logo Group, and MTV's general manager, Stephen Friedman.
“They are the perfect team to continue our momentum and help take MTV Read More
Barclays, the British banking giant that bought Lehman Brothers shortly after its September 2008 bankruptcy, today announced that John Varley would be stepping down as CEO on March 31. Bob Diamond (pictured with Jay-Z at the March 11 Atlantic Yards groundbreaking ceremony in Brooklyn) will succeed Varley.
Diamond, originally from Massachusetts, has been with Barclays Read More
A.G. Sulzberger has a new job at The Times! And it's still as a reporter.
Mr. Sulzberger, who joined the staff of The Times in February 2009 as a metro reporter, will become the paper's Kansas City Bureau chief. The KC bureau is being reopend by The Times this year.
"Respectfully, I'm going to decline to Read More
