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'In a weird way, the secrets give me strength'
With more than 200 million visitors over the past ten years, PostSecret's success is the stuff of Internet marketing dreams. And yet, founder Frank Warren has remained -- some might say stubbornly -- wedded to a non-remunerative…
Rebecca L. Fox
Interview originally conducted during Adam Glassman's tenure as Creative Director at O, The Oprah Magazine In this article: Quick Facts | The Creative Director Role | Biggest Challenges | Using Real Women as Models |…
Andrea Williams
For many writers, getting a book published with a major publishing house is the ultimate mark of success, a validation of talent and proof that years of toiling in anonymity were worth it. But for…
Andrea Williams
Interview originally conducted in 2009 In this article: Quick Facts | Career Overview | Full Interview | FAQs Harvey Levin is the founder, executive producer, and host of TMZ, the celebrity news outlet that transformed…
Diane Clehane
He's been called the "King of Romance" but he rejects the title. People deemed him the "Sexiest Author Alive," yet he's a happily married father of five who is equally faithful to his small, North…
Jeff Rivera
Tucker Carlson prefers not to pull a comb or brush through his hair. It's among his pet peeves. So when Mediabistro visited with him in his downtown Washington, D.C. office on a recent weekday, it…
Betsy Rothstein
Don't tell Hoda Kotb you can't get a job in television. Not unless you've lived in your car for weeks traveling cross country in the same interview suit to find one like she did, that…
Diane Clehane
Deborah Norville is first and foremost a survivor. This broadcast veteran endured one of the most brutal cases of career- and character-bashing ever inflicted on a television personality in the nineties, but emerged stronger for…
Diane Clehane
As the first woman of color to be the top editor at a Condé Nast publication—and someone who spent her early career in corporate law—Brides editor in chief Keija Minor knows a thing or two…
Valerie Berrios
Even as a child, Toan Lam knew he wanted to tell stories. He grew up in a rough neighborhood in South Sacramento, Calif., and used reading and writing as an outlet—and eventually a passport out…
Valerie Berrios