Charlie Collier on Bringing Quality Television to the Masses
The AMC president on the programming philosophy behind a cable channel known for shows that win Emmys and break cultural ground.
Diane Clehane
Diane Clehane
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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Page Six’s Richard Johnson on His Longevity as a Gossip Columnist and the Two Things He Won’t Write
The Page Six editor on three decades of gossip journalism -- and the two categories of story he's never found worth reporting.
Diane Clehane
Sally Singer on Working With Anna Wintour, Michelle Obama’s Icon Status, and Her Accidental Career
The Vogue editor on working for fashion's most powerful boss, dressing a first lady who changes everything, and a career she never planned.
Diane Clehane
Ilene Chaiken on Closing Out The L Word and What Comes Next
The showrunner on what it took to sustain a groundbreaking series across six seasons -- and the freedom that comes with ending on your own terms.
Diane Clehane
Ann Curry on Landing Coveted Interviews With Everyone From Angelina Jolie to Ahmadinejad
The Today show news anchor on the access that makes her interview roster possible -- and the preparation required to sit across from world leaders and A-listers.
Diane Clehane
Robbie Myers on Outfitting Elle for Print, Television, and the Web
The Elle editor in chief on building a fashion brand that operates simultaneously and coherently across print, television, and the web.
Diane Clehane
Harry Smith on Decades in Broadcast Journalism and His Prognosis for the Future of News
The CBS News anchor on what three decades of broadcast journalism teaches you -- and why he remains optimistic about the future of news.
Diane Clehane
A Career Prosecutor Turned Crime Novelist on How the DA’s Office Informs Her Suspenseful Writing
The former prosecutor turned crime novelist on how decades inside the DA's office make her fiction feel more real than most.
Diane Clehane
Joni Evans on Why the Model for Books Was Broken and How She’s Bringing Them to the Internet
The veteran book publisher on the digital book venture she's building -- and why the traditional model she came from was already failing before ebooks.
Diane Clehane
Nina Garcia on Her Exit From Elle, Filming Project Runway, and Sizing Up Her Next Career Move
The fashion judge and editor on leaving Elle, the behind-the-scenes reality of Project Runway, and what her next chapter in fashion might look like.
Diane Clehane