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The New Yorker writer talks about his new Weinstein biography, and the worst person he ever covered. It’s someone else.

Plus, Postmasters gallery is going nomadic, and museums across America enjoy a "BTS bump" after pop star RM posts his art tour on Instagram.

Agencies, studios, freelancers and brands in 10 countries and regions in APAC won two Best of Discipline honors, and 151 Cubes and Merits in the ADC 101st Annual Awards, announced today during Creative Week 2022 by The One Club for Creativity.

Agencies, studios, freelancers and brands in 10 countries and regions in APAC won two Best of Discipline honors, and 151 Cubes and Merits in the ADC 101st Annual Awards, announced today during Creative Week 2022 by The One Club for Creativity.

An investigation by Wikipedia’s community-run newspaper reveals that up to 50 fake accounts linked to PR firms have edited the articles of Russian oligarchs, some of them with close ties to President Vladimir Putin

Adam and Rebekah Neumann grew WeWork to a $47 billion valuation by convincing mentors like Masayoshi Son and Jamie Dimon, along with much of Wall Street, that he had a near-mystical understanding of the working style of millennials. Then, on the eve of its IPO, people realized it was just a real estate company. Inside the crash of a unicorn

For years, some Weinstein Company insiders looked the other way during Harvey’s reign of abuse. Today, they’re still raking in profits.

A New Yorker investigation reveals Spain likely used Pegasus to target Catalanian leaders, suggests UAE hacked a U.K. government network and says Israeli spyware giant NSO ‘lied’ about not having access to client data

In absentia, Dan Zorella, Avi Yanus and Gal Farchi convicted in plea deal of intimidating corruption prosecutor

As long as Israeli software was being used to monitor the Palestinian population, nobody was worried about it. But the Pegasus scandal blew all that apart, with the revelations about listening in on Israeli politicians, and practices akin to those of a gangster state, stirring concerns even among its American allies. In the first two weeks of February, the “Pegasus Affair” took an unexpected turn in Israel. In a series of articles which added new pieces to the jigsaw every day, the (...)