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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Ina Garten trades cable TV for YouTube with new video podcast Fri Aug 28 21:00:01 2026

Ina Garten, the cookbook author who built a culinary empire on Food Network, is leaving traditional television behind and launching a YouTube video podcast called Happy Hour, a move that says as much about the collapse of cable as it does about her next chapter. Garten will film the show at her New York City […] The post Ina Garten trades cable TV for YouTube with new video podcast appeared first on American Almanac .

Ina Garten, the cookbook author who built a culinary empire on Food Network, is leaving traditional television behind and launching a YouTube video podcast called Happy Hour, a move that says as much about the collapse of cable as it does about her next chapter. Garten will film the show at her New York City apartment, hosting guests from the worlds of food, culture, art, entertainment, and sports over cocktails and home-cooked dishes. Vox Media will handle sales, marketing, and distribution for the series, The Hollywood Reporter reported . The format marks a clean break from Garten's decades on cable. She hosted the long-running Barefoot Contessa on Food Network and most recently fronted Be My Guest for Food Network and Discovery+,…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - New York Magazine drops columnist Ross Barkan after review flags plagiarism in 67 columns Sat Aug 15 16:42:05 2026

New York Magazine terminated its relationship with political columnist Ross Barkan after an independent editorial review found that 67 of his columns failed to properly attribute language and sourcing from other outlets. The magazine announced the decision Friday, releasing a statement that acknowledged the scope of the problem and apologized to the writers whose work […] The post New York Magazine drops columnist Ross Barkan after review flags plagiarism in 67 columns appeared first on American Almanac .

New York Magazine terminated its relationship with political columnist Ross Barkan after an independent editorial review found that 67 of his columns failed to properly attribute language and sourcing from other outlets. The magazine announced the decision Friday, releasing a statement that acknowledged the scope of the problem and apologized to the writers whose work Barkan had used without credit. Sixty-seven columns, more than a quarter of Barkan's roughly 250-piece tenure at the publication, were flagged and updated in the magazine's archives with proper attribution notes. The review's conclusion was blunt. New York Magazine, owned by Vox Media, said Barkan "did not adhere to our editorial standards" and that the publication would no…Open

DAILYCALLER (Ireland Owens) - James Murdoch Reportedly Acquires Vox Website, Podcasts, And New York Magazine For $300 Million Wed May 20 17:59:23 2026

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