The first tell-all of the Trump presidency is out -- but it's not by a former Trump aide. Instead, it's by Michael Wolff, the controversial media columnist who embedded himself inside the White House during the chaotic early months of the Trump administration.
Vice Media announced Tuesday that a pair of top executives have been sidelined amid a sexual harassment scandal that has unsettled the Brooklyn-based upstart.
On New Year's Day, President Trump said he had a lot of work to do over the coming year. Then Trump spent much of the next morning on Twitter, talking about the TV show he appeared to be spending at least part of several hours watching: "Fox & Friends."
In 2017, if you worked at a newsroom or a startup or a movie studio, odds are you had a new boss, or some of your friends did. There were an unusual number of hand-offs and sales and straight-up firings.
Arthur Browne, the veteran editor who has been juggling both jobs, is retiring on December 31. The paper's new owner, Tronc, knew about his impending retirement when it bought the paper in September -- but hasn't hired a replacement yet.
Hugh Hefner, Roger Ailes, Si Newhouse, Brenda Barnes, David Rockefeller, Liliane Bettencourt -- here's a look back at some of the notable business and media persons we lost in 2017.
MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski apologized Friday evening after she angered some of the women who had accused veteran journalist Mark Halperin of sexual harassment or assault with comments she made earlier in the day on "Morning Joe."
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