Celebrity news is one of the most popular kinds of media stories. It is often sensational and can make an audience feel excited or unhappy. It also provides a sense of relief from the stress and tensions of everyday life.

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Variety

Founded in 1905, Variety is the most trusted source of news and information about the entertainment industry worldwide. The publication covers film, television, theater, music and technology with a global perspective. It features daily breaking news reports, insightful award season coverage and must-read feature spotlights. It also publishes incisive data and analysis and hosts VIP+ Exchange webinars and summits for entertainment executives. Variety has over 6 million social followers, four podcast series, three television specials with Lifetime and a Los Angeles Area Emmy-winning show called Variety Studio: Actors on Actors. It has a number of other multi-platform content offerings including digital and mobile, print, events and summits. Variety is one of the three English-language periodicals that have had more than 10,000 movie reviews reprinted in book form; the other two are The New York Times and Harrison’s Reports. In addition to the magazine, Reed Business Information (RBI) published a Variety Home Video Directory Plus on CD-ROM that contained metadata about more than 90,000 home video products from the period of 1937-1986; this product was available through R.R. Bowker and can be found in the Media History Digital Library.

In 1933 Syd Silverman launched Daily Variety in Hollywood, a companion to the weekly Variety. The paper featured capsule reviews of the films reviewed that week.

HollywoodLife

In the world of celebrity gossip, it can be hard to tell which outlets are worth your time. Keeping up with the latest celebrity news is important, but there are many different rumors and false stories out there. Here’s a look at some of the most reliable outlets.

Launched in 2009, Hollywood Life is a website that features celebrity, fashion, beauty, and women’s issues news. It also hosts award shows and covers pop culture events. Its 3.2 million Facebook likes and nearly 500 million YouTube views prove that it has a loyal following. HollywoodLife has a fresh new look designed to make it easier for readers to find what they’re looking for. The site has tapped designer EunSun Lee, owner of CMYK + White Inc, to revamp its original design.

This site is one of the most popular and reputable celebrity gossip sites on the internet. However, it’s worth noting that the site relies on anonymous sources and can be unreliable. It’s best to check it against a more trustworthy source before believing any of its rumors. Moreover, it’s owned by the same company that owns the National Enquirer, so its reporting should be taken with a grain of salt. Nevertheless, it’s a great source for up-to-the-minute celebrity and entertainment news. The site also features an extensive database of celebrity photos and videos.

PopSugar

PopSugar is a global women’s lifestyle media brand that offers updates and trends in entertainment, fashion, parenting, fitness, food, and shopping. It also provides a range of products and services including branded content, native ads, and influencer marketing. Its flagship website is available on desktop and mobile devices.

The site features breaking celebrity news, hot photos, and amazing event recaps. It also has a large community of followers. This helps attract new readers and drive traffic to the site. In addition, the publisher has a number of blogs, each focused on different topics such as fashion (FabSugar), beauty (BellaSugar), relationships (DearSugar), and fitness (TeamSugar).

While many websites feature celebrities and their scandalous life, PopSugar’s focus is on the positive aspects of the celebrity world. The site has a clean, simple and approachable tone that appeals to a wide audience. This makes it easy for users to connect with the site and stay engaged.

Founded by Brian and Lisa Sugar, the company has grown from a blog to a global women’s lifestyle media brand. In addition to its flagship website, it has a number of social media channels and a subscription product called PopSugar Must Have. The company is based in San Francisco, California.

ONTD

ONTD, or Oh No They Didn’t, is a LiveJournal community journal that covers celebrity gossip and pop culture. It is a popular site for its irreverent take on celebrities, scandals, and controversies. Its community of users contribute to the site and engage in lively discussions on the latest news. ONTD also features photos and videos of celebrities and can be a source of entertainment for its readers.

In 2010, ONTD received 52 million page views a month and was the most-popular journal on LiveJournal’s platform. It was run entirely by volunteers, including moderators and maintainers who review user-submitted items. In an effort to maintain its popularity, ONTD created rules for submitting content. These rules required that users incorporate references to articles and photographs into their submissions, and prohibited the posting of old gossip or outdated photos. In addition, ONTD created a blacklist of sources from which it would not accept submissions.

In 2014, Mavrix, a company that specializes in candid photographs of celebrities in tropical locations, sued ONTD for copyright infringement. Mavrix claimed that 20 of its photographs had been posted on ONTD without authorization. LiveJournal argued that it was shielded from liability under Section 512(c) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act because it did not receive a financial benefit from the infringing activity and did not have actual or red flag knowledge of the infringement.