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Kim Kardashian apologizes to women in business after “advising” them to get their “f--king ass up and work” during a Variety profile about the Kardashian family and their upcoming show on HULU. The reality tv personality appeared on March 28 on Good Morning America, assuring that her controversial remarks were “taken out of context.”“Well, that statement that I said was without questions and conversation around it,” the SKIMS CEO told GMA co-anchor Robin Roberts. “It became a sound bite, really, with no context.

Vanity Fair Oscar party where you can follow along on for all the looks and more.In terms of big premieres this week, things are a little slower but that's fine because most likely you're still catching up from all the good TV that premiered last week. (.) Speaking of catching up, now's your chance to see if you haven't already. Season one premieres this week on TBS before on April 21. Elsewhere, Young Sheldon's 100th episode is upon us and what happens at the end will change everything for going forward.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorVariety has earned its fifth GLAAD Media Award nomination for outstanding magazine overall coverage. The publication won the honor in 2019.This year’s nomination submission included the magazine’s annual Pride issue featuring a cover story on Jazz Jennings written by Caroline Framke, a story about trans actor Josie Totah, also by Caroline Framke, and the Power of Pride List.

Selome Hailu editorVariety‘s annual Hitmakers event, presented by Peacock and comedy series “Girls5eva,” takes place Dec. 2, returning to an in-person red carpet and invite-only brunch after last year’s virtual event.A red carpet pre-show hosted by Variety‘s Marc Malkin, Angelique Jackson, Elizabeth Wagmeister and Clayton Davis begins at 11:30 a.m.

some of the ratings gain. The same week last year received a 0.9 rating — though overall downward trends make it difficult to assign blame or praise to this particular performance.Leah Remini filled in for four days of the successful return to new shows.

"The Wendy Williams Show" aired its Season 13 premiere Monday morning without its eponymous host.  The daytime talk show kicked off with a four-person panel that consisted of Bevy Smith, Elizabeth Wagmeister, Michael Yo and Devyn Simone, and right off the bat, they all addressed the audience with Williams’ signature catchphrase, "How you doin’?"  Yo then addressed Williams’ absence.  Television personality Wendy Williams speaks onstage during her celebration of 10 years of "The Wendy Williams

Terry Flores Variety‘s International Editor Manori Ravindran, Senior Entertainment Writer Angelique Jackson and Senior Correspondent Elizabeth Wagmeister have been selected as 2021 Top Women in Media honorees in the category of up and comers.The Top Women in Media Awards are presented by AdMonsters and Folio to honor women who are making a significant impact in the publishing industry.

Jennifer Yuma editorDixie and Charli D’Amelio have taken both Gen Z and Hollywood by storm, with 17-year-old Charli being the No. 1 creator on the digital platform TikTok.

Ethan Shanfeld When Addison Rae began posting videos to TikTok in 2019, she had no intention of becoming a celebrity.“I had a video with my mom that Mariah Carey had ended up liking, and it was very random,” Rae told Variety.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterAs part of Variety‘s ever-growing video strategy, a new weekly news series, “The Take,” will launch next week, in partnership with VIZIO.“The Take” will take viewers through the top stories of the week from the entertainment biz, pop culture and media.Hosted by Variety senior correspondent Elizabeth Wagmeister and awards editor Clayton Davis, the duo will analyze the biggest stories, highlighting major breaking news, while giving their unique expert analysis