Diane Clehane is a New York Times best-selling author and award-winning journalist who has covered the British Royal Family for more than two decades. Her work has appeared in Vanity Fair, People, Forbes, Variety, and Newsweek, where she wrote the cover story on the future of the monarchy. She is a regular commentator on CNN, NBC News, and CBS News, and a contributor to Best Life, where her royal coverage has drawn more than one million readers on MSN and Yahoo. She holds a B.A. in Journalism and Sociology from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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The New Yorker legal analyst on what it took to get Supreme Court justices to speak candidly -- and what he found when they finally did.
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The Vanity Fair contributor on how a personal crisis unexpectedly opened a door to one of the most compelling beats in entertainment media.
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The NBC correspondent-turned-Court TV anchor on the cost of speaking her mind -- and the unusual challenge of covering law without a law degree.
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The former Giants running back on trading the field for the studio -- and what he discovered about the skills that actually transfer.
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The Vogue editor-at-large on two decades alongside Anna Wintour -- and the education in taste, power, and elegance that came with it.
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The Showtime CEO on navigating the post-Sopranos prestige TV landscape -- and the longevity strategy that's kept him in the chair through multiple eras.
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The Hallmark Channel executive on the underserved heartland audience that cable news ignores -- and why wholesome programming is good business.
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The managing editor of a major celebrity magazine on the evolving face of fame, the etiquette of star access, and a surprisingly literary TV show.
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The veteran television producer on the central truth of her business -- and why talent, not concept, determines what gets made.
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The Today fourth hour co-host on the colleagues she admires, the controversies she's weathered, and the midlife chapter she's enjoying most.
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