She’s also bringing aboard former Domino editor at large Rita Konig - of late a columnist for T: The New York Times Style Magazine’s The Moment - as contributing decorating editor (a freelance position, though Konig will have to give up blogging for the Times), and Sara Ruffin Costello, formerly creative director of Domino, as contributing style and design editor. In addition to Lauren Goodman (the onetime fashion director of Domino, who Needleman hired to consult on the section’s fashion coverage several weeks ago), the ex-Domino editor in chief has tapped Ruth Altchek, formerly Domino’s editorial projects director and features editor (and, most recently, a senior editor at Martha Stewart Living) to be news editor and her deputy on the section. Hollybaby launches Wednesday.ĭOMINO PART DEUX: With The Wall Street Journal’s new Saturday lifestyle section said to be launching later this month, it’s safe to assume newly anointed editor Deborah Needleman has spent much of her summer sifting through résumés - and enlisting the help of Domino colleagues. HollywoodLife is pulling in more than two million uniques a month, although it still lags E Online’s 2.5 million visitors and is far behind People’s 13.2 million uniques a month. “Never a dull moment,” Fuller said, still in TV makeup. Since launched in November, Fuller has done everything from drive the editorial direction of the site to waking up at the crack of dawn just about every morning to promote it by appearing as a guest on news and talk shows, from NBC’s “Today” show to Fox programs. Cannes Film Festival 2023: Live Updates of All the Looks From Red Carpets, Arrivals and Photocalls

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