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Sample
of PARTYLINE newsletter # 2505 – June 2, 2008
The New York Post, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch, is
one of AsianWeek calls itself the
voice of Asian Heather Tom, Emmy award winning actress is having
her annual Daytime for Planned Parenthood Party in LA on June 18. They are
looking for goody bag items of various kinds....ideally 200 of each item.
Last year’s guests included many stars, such as Poppy Montgomery, Kate Walsh,
stars from Desperate Housewives, Tamara Tunie from
Law Order and many mo will be over 30 stars, half of which are from prime
time. Suggestions for inclusion in this year’s program should go to Thomas De
Lorenzo, (323) 656-1068, ThomasDelorenzo@mac.com. The Wall Street Journal Online is adding Journal
Women, a new section which will be devoted to women in business. The section
is devoted to professional and executive women, and the content will cover
the topics of work, family and the intersection of the two. The new section
will also feature, The Juggle, which is a blog on the tradeoffs of juggling
work and family, as well as Front Lines, a daily news brief about women
making headlines and other woman-related issues in the news of the day. The
section will also offer community discussion boards, Q & As, videos and
polls. Carol Hymowitz
will cover leadership issues and do an Online daily column, Above The Glass.
Sue Shellenberger will cover family issues. Alan
Murray is the executive editor of The Wall Street Journal Online, alan.murray@wsj.com.
You can visit the new Online Journal at: www.wsj.com/journalwomen. The
Wall Street Journal Online is at Forbes.com has just announced plans to introduce
Forbes.com Executive Women’s Network, with original editorial material
specifically targeted towards women executives. Daniel Hall, a free
lance writer, is seeking news about dog and cat related developments,
particularly within the metropolitan Jon Barrett has been named
editor-in-chief of The Advocate and Advocate.com. The advocate is an
important news and entertainment destinations for the Lesbian and Gay
communities. Barrett will replace Anne Shockwell,
who has resigned to pursue other opportunities. Barrett will report directly
to Aaron Hicklin, the editorial director of OUT and
The Advocate, which celebrates 40 years of publication this year, and is one
of the leading areas to report twice month on medical issues, travel,
entertainment, business, news of the day, well known personalities, and any and all
material that is relevant and of interest to the Gay and Lesbian Community.
As of now John Jameson is managing editor; Rachel Dowd is deputy editor;
Corey Scholibo is the Arts & Entertainment
editor. The senior Online producer is Christopher Harrity.
Material for them can go to then at SOIREE is a new magazine
that will come out twice yearly, with a 20,000 print circulation reaching
households in and around Blender has named Tyler
Gray their senior editor. He had been at Radar. TD JAKES, the evangelist
preacher is having a new talk show developed by Stage 29 Productions, Dr.
Phil’s production company. Talk Shows are all the rage
in the coming seasons, with many shows either in production, or trying for
production status....for instance here are some of the names of prospective
headliners.... Marie Osmond, Valerie Bertinelli,
Patricia Heaton, Kristie Alley and others all trying
to talk their way to the top. The Bonnie Hunt
Show,
which will be a new talk show this fall from Bob & Alice Productions and paraMedia, in association with Telepictures,
has named David Perler co-executive producer of the
show along with Hunt, Jim Paratore and Don Lake. Perler had been a producer on the Tony Danza show, Rosie O’Donnel and
the Ellen show. Andrew Hoffman, has just been made executive
producer of Market Hours at Fox Business News. In his new position he will be
responsible for all coverage between 9AM and 4PM. He had been executive
producer, daytime content. At CNN Eli Flournoy, supervising editor, is now director
of International Newsource. CBS News, The Early
Show,
has named Betsy Alexander a senior producer. She had been VP at iVillage. The New York Times has named Daniel
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