It’s official: Martha Stewart is selling her home and lifestyle empire.
The company she founded, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, will be acquired by Sequential Brands in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $353 million, the companies said on Monday.
Reports of a potential deal first surfaced last week and sent shares read »
Lauren Gensler, Forbes Staff
The celebration of the 40th anniversary of Saturday Night Live continues today with the opening of Saturday Night Live: The Exhibition on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, not far from the show’s Studio 8H in Rockefeller Center.
Created by Atlanta-based Premier Exhibitions—whose previous exhibitions have explored King Tut, read »
Jane Levere, Contributor
Hugh McIntyre, Contributor
While she may be known as the Queen of Pop, it’s actually on the dance charts where Madonna has seen the most love for her work. With her latest single “Ghosttown”, the singer claims her 45th number one on the Dance/Club Songs ranking. That number is an unmatched accomplishment, and it gives her the distinction of having more number one songs on read »
Hugh McIntyre, Contributor
Remember Myspace? Launched in Beverley Hills in 2003 by Chris DeWolfe and Tom Anderson, in 2005 the pioneering social networking site was acquired by News Corporation for $580m, and for the next 3 years it was the most popular social networking site in the world.
In June 2006 Myspace briefly surpassed as the most visited site in the US; read »
Edmund Ingham, Contributor
Edmund Ingham, Contributor
Music and alcohol have been intertwined for years, and that’s not likely to change anytime soon. Alcohol makes a concert or festival that much more enjoyable, while there have been dozens of big-name acts that have attached themselves to brands in an attempt to help sales and share their image with fledgling companies.
Recently, R&B read »
Hugh McIntyre, Contributor
The singer/actor has been everywhere promoting his new album, “The 20/20 Experience.” read »
Hugh McIntyre, Contributor
Employers in the U.K are missing out on candidates with vital skills, because the recruitment process leaves out the identification of key volunteering and social action experience. Less than a fifth (16%) of employers currently ask any questions about such experience, and only 31% ask about it during interviews.
These are the read »
Dina Medland, Contributor
But what if people just don’t want to be engaged? read »
Larry Myler, Contributor
