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Condé Nast on Tuesday rolled out what it is calling a "global content strategy," unifying its media brands around the world in one corporate structure. As part of the changes, the publisher has named Anna Wintour its worldwide chief content officer.

Condé Nast has set a new global content strategy, leadership teams and structure as the storied media company continues an extensive revamp under CEO Roger Lynch.

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.Yes, we’re still all about the tie-dye obsession! While we loved rocking our DIY brights in the height of summer, we’re going for a different vibe now that winter’s setting in.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorAs part of a broader strategy revamp, Condé Nast announced that Anna Wintour — who has served as the top editor of Vogue’s U.S. edition for 32 years — will assume the role of chief content officer.Wintour will also now serve as global editorial director of Vogue while continuing her oversight of Vogue U.S.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVLolo Jones certainly knows how to make lemonade out of lemons.The former Olympian was deep into training for the 2020 Olympics, “in one of my best physical shapes,” she tells Variety, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit and those games got postponed. Rather than fall behind in her regimen, she pivoted to focus on training to be a part of the United States’ bobsled team at the 2022 Winter Olympics.

pink suit from Marks and Spencer, a blue Reiss dress, and a white Zara blazer, the duchess changed into something more casual for her latest video appearance.Revealing more of the results from the study into the early years she's been promoting throughout 2020, Duchess Kate wore a Barbour + ALEXACHUNG "Edith" corduroy-trimmed waxed-cotton jacket.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorAlex Winter, the “Bill and Ted’s” actor who is himself a noted director and producer, saw in Frank Zappa’s story an icon who embodied everything about music and culture in the 1970s. At the same time, he wanted to capture the man behind the myth.

Kate Middleton has made multiple appearance this week to celebrate the launch of the findings from her "5 Big Questions" survey.Having already wowed fans in a pink suit from Marks and Spencer, a blue Reiss dress, and a white Zara blazer, the duchess changed into something more casual for her latest video appearance.Revealing more of the results from the study into the early years she's been promoting throughout 2020, Duchess Kate wore a Barbour + ALEXACHUNG "Edith" corduroy-trimmed waxed-cotton

Tom Grater International Film ReporterCinemas in England have been given the green light to re-open next week when a four-week country-wide lockdown comes to an end on December 2.Culture secretary Olive Dowden confirmed on Twitter that indoor performances will be allowed to resume with numbers capped at 1,000 and 50% venue capacity (whichever is lower), but this will be restricted in certain areas of the country.England is re-entering a tiered lockdown system, similar to what it employed before

Shawn Mendes has just dropped his documentary In Wonder on Netflix and there are so many things fans gonna want to love when they watch it! The documentary follows Shawn on his world tour and he opens up about his stardom, relationships, and musical future. Shawn’s popstar girlfriend Camila Cabello will be featured heavily in the doc and you’ll definitely want to see what she reveals.

Damon Wise Alex Winter was hit hard twice by the global pandemic lockdown this year, first as a director, and next as an actor. The first occasion was the premiere of his new documentary “Zappa” at SXSW in March.

It appears that there’s a bit of trouble in the world of “The Batman.” No, the film is moving ahead just fine, but the first planned spinoff, the untitled HBO Max series about the Gotham Police Department, has hit a bit of a bump in the road, as the showrunner, Terence Winter, is being replaced.

Will Thorne Staff WriterHBO Max and Warner Bros. Television are going to have to find someone else to preside over Gotham P.D.Terence Winter, who was in line to write and showrun the forthcoming spinoff series of Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” feature, has exited the project over creative differences, Variety has confirmed.News of his departure comes five months after the show was handed a straight to series order at HBO Max.