LA Magazine Editor-in-Chief Maer Roshan to Exit (Exclusive)

announced on Monday the appointment of Sam Jacobs from deputy editor to the magazine’s editor-in-chief, effective immediately. “This is an exciting moment for our brand and today we are making history: Sam is the youngest editor to lead Time since co-founder Henry Luce.

The editor of a German magazine that ran an “interview” with former Formula One champion Michael Schumacher – including quotes generated by artificial intelligence – has been sacked.

Michael Schumacher‘s family is moving ahead and shared their plans to sue a German magazine over a recently published article with the former F1 star.

Singer Karol G took her campaign in support of natural looks and against photo editing to Saturday Night Live. Karol G, who was musical guest this week, made a cameo in a Spanish Class skit alongside host Ana De Armas.

Isaac Perlmutter’s time at Disney had run its course and the former Marvel Entertainment chairman’s removal “was a necessary step in the direction of us creating a more efficient company,” CEO Bob Iger said. He said the decision was not due to Perlmutter’s support of activist investor Nelson Peltz.

Ellen DeGeneres is opening up about life at home.

as shared by Semafor’s Max Tani, via transcript below:@nichcarlson's topline bullet points on using AI for journalism at Insider pic.twitter.com/UTfeY7TIfcI’ve spent many hours working with ChatGPT, and I can already tell having access to it is going to make me a better global editor-in-chief for Insider. Just in the past couple of weeks it helped me think about how and what I wanted too ay in this memo, do casual background research for a post I assigned, brainstorm headline ideas, and prepare for a live interview. It read and summarized Alvin Bragg’s indictment and statement of facts in his case against Donald Trump in moments.

NEW YORK (AP) — Al Jaffee, Mad magazine's award-winning cartoonist and ageless wise guy who delighted millions of kids with the sneaky fun of the Fold-In and the snark of "Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions," has died. He was 102. Jaffee died Monday in Manhattan from multiple organ failure, according to his granddaughter, Fani Thomson.

the New York Times on Monday. He died of multi-system organ failure at a New York hospital.The magazine’s site posted a tribute to the “incomparable” Jaffee, with current and former staffers honoring him as a “humble and kind creator,” “wholly creative soul,” “at heart, a rascal,” “a national treasure” and more.“Al was, at heart, a rascal,” said John Ficarra, a former Mad editor-in-chief who worked with Jaffee for more than 35 years, according to the tribute. “He always had a playful twinkle in his eye and brought that sensibility to everything he created.”“Al Jaffee was an incredibly gifted man who touched our hearts and never failed to make us laugh,” Jim Lee, chief creative officer and publisher of DC, said in a statement on the site. “He garnered the highest accolades and praise in the world of illustrations and comics.“Tim Heintjes, editor of Hogan’s Alley, an online magazine about cartoon arts, also announced the news on Twitter.“I’m very sad to report that the great Al Jaffee has died,” Heintjes wrote.

Sophia Scorziello editor Al Jaffee, the cartoonist who gave Mad magazine its iconic back page by creating the publication’s fold-in feature, died on Monday. He was 102. According to the New York Times, Jaffee died of multiple organ failure in a Manhattan hospital. In April 1964, Jaffee’s fold-in was featured for the first time in Mad magazine, marking the start of the methodic flip-through that Mad readers would do for decades. The fold-in played into the magazine’s satirical humor, giving readers a hidden, comical image that revealed itself when the cartoon was folded into thirds.

the New York Times reported. His granddaughter Fani Thomson cited multi-system organ failure.Jaffee’s bold signature was a familiar sight to any regular reader of Mad since 1964, when his first fold-in comic made fun of Elizabeth Taylor.

Al Jaffee, the longtime cartoonist for Mad Magazine who created one of the satirical publications most beloved and enduring features – the back-cover “Fold-In” illustration – died today in a New York City hospital of organ failure. He was 102.

Jamie Lee Curtis is coming to star Karol G’s defence after the Colombian pop star called out GQ magazine for photoshopping her cover photo.

Karol G is speaking up about her appearance on her latest magazine cover. The Colombian singer revealed her unconformity with the publication after the photo for the cover was unveiled, explaining that she prefers to show her natural beauty.Fans of the star are sharing their support following her message on social media.

Landon Barker and Charli D’Amelio's young love has been captured in the latest issue of .Barker, 19, and D'Amelio, 18, who confirmed their relationship in 2022, pose for the cover and inside the spread. D'Amelio — who took home the mirroball trophy during last season's  wears a bedazzled fringe dress as she poses alongside Barker, who holds a guitar and rocks a dark, oversized suit. In another photo, D'Amelio and Barker embrace as they pose in a dance studio. Bringing her dance skills to set, the TikTok star wears a skirt and ballet flats while she leaps in the air next to her boyfriend for a third picture. During the Q&A portion of the interview, the pair revealed when they were the happiest (on for D'Amelio and in Milan for Barker), the greatest loves of their lives (D'Amelio's dog and for Barker, family and music) and their idea of happiness (for both it's with their families).However, Barker offered up a sweet moment when answering the quality he likes the most in women.«Humor for sure,» the young musician said. «I’m constantly cracking jokes and I love being around people that do the same! A quality I especially admire about Charli.»Since confirming their romance last June, the couple have had date nights at, the Kids Choice Awards, and the GRAMMYs.In February, the pair reflected on everything that's happened so far during their relationship in an interview with ET while out at an event in California. «Whether it was  or his own music journey and it's been really nice to kind of watch each other and be there to support each other through all of these crazy times and, you know, get to do things like this together and dress up,» D'Amelio said.

Thania Garcia Karol G is not happy with her portrayal on GQ Mexico’s latest magazine cover. The Colombian star took to social media to share that she felt the photo used was “disrespectful” and a misleading depiction of the way her body and face naturally looks. In a post uploaded to Instagram on Thursday morning, Karol shared a photo of her bare face with the second slide being GQ Mexico’s magazine cover. She claims her face and body were heavily edited without her approval. “Today my GQ magazine cover was made public, a cover with an image that does not represent me,” Karol wrote in the caption. “My face doesn’t look like that, my body doesn’t look like that and I feel very happy and comfortable with how I look naturally.”

EXCLUSIVE: Lauren Gellert, who oversees original programming at WEtv, is leaving the AMC Networks’ cable station.

Thania Garcia TLC soared to unthinkable heights with the success of timeless hits like “Waterfalls” and “No Scrubs,” leading the trio to sell over 85 million records worldwide as the best-selling girl group in America. But the climb to the top came with its own set of obstacles. During her acceptance speech for TLC’s Legacy Award on Tuesday, Chilli got emotional as she recalled some of the group’s hardest moments, and celebrated their biggest triumphs as women of color in the music industry. “When you are a woman of color, it’s real hard — it’s a huge struggle,” she told the audience of tastemakers and breakers at Variety‘s Power of Women luncheon. “I’ll always remember when ‘No Scrubs’ came out and it was actually our first number one…I always wanted to be on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine…we didn’t get the cover. I won’t say who [got the cover], it’s okay because he deserved it too but we also did. The message was ‘the last time we had someone black on the cover it didn’t really sell well.'”

Cutting ties. T.J. Holmes’ ex-wife Marilee Fiebig is one step closer to dropping the Good Morning America host’s last name.

Zooey Deschanel is opening up about life at home.