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Kellyanne Conway, who served as campaign manager, will become highest-ranking woman on Donald Trump’s staff, with frequent access to the president.

By MATTHEW SCHNEIER

In her 28-year direction of the magazine, she nurtured the careers of a generation of top fashion photographers, and didn’t shy from serious issues.

By EMILY STEEL

Doug Herzog helped start “South Park” and “The Daily Show” and oversaw MTV, but profits of the company‘s TV networks have declined.

By DANIEL VICTOR

Her six-game streak placed her among the year’s top performers, with more than $123, 000 in winnings that she had pledged to donate to cancer research.

By KATHERINE ROSMAN

A fixture at The New York Post, the last old-school newspaper gossip columnist in New York is a longtime close personal friend of the president-elect.

By MAUREEN DOWD

While his friends Anna Wintour and Kanye West make pilgrimages to Trump Tower, André Leon Talley is focused on trying to lose 100 pounds.

By SARAH MASLIN NIR

Alec Baldwin reveals what it takes to create his Donald J. Trump persona for “Saturday Night Live.”

By VINDU GOEL

A criminal ring is diverting as much as $5 million in advertising revenue a day in a scheme to show video ads to phantom internet users.

By ERIN McCANN

The actor will not reprise his role as Bert the chimney sweep, he said, and there is no word on what accent he will adopt for his new role.

By BEN SISARIO

Nielsen is paying $560 million for Gracenote, a leading supplier of information about online entertainment media content, which can help it track consumers.

By ALEXANDRA ALTER

In a traveling trunk, a daughter discovered her mother’s lost literary legacy. Now, nearly 30 years after Ms. Collins’s death, a collection has been published.

By LIAM STACK

The idea that the Christian holiday was under attack took hold among conservatives, inspiring political speeches, books and boycotts. Is the war over?

By RICK GLADSTONE

But the Committee to Protect Journalists said those killed unintentionally in combat accounted for a majority of the deaths for the first time since 1992.

By PATRICK HEALY

The back-and-forth email exchange between Ms. Swinton and Ms. Cho offers a rare look at how two actors navigate the freighted issue of race in Hollywood.

By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN

William E. McGlashan Jr., a partner at the private equity firm TPG, is developing Rise, a $2 billion social impact fund with a number of well-known philanthropists.

By MARTHA C. WHITE

David Yurman, the New York-based jewelry brand, is tapping into social philanthropy through a holiday advertising campaign.

By GEORGE GENE GUSTINES

Proceeds from the book, which will be available next week, will benefit a fund for the victims of the shooting and their families.

By JIM RUTENBERG

While biting tweets backfire and fake news abounds, subscriptions are on the rise in what could be journalism’s finest hour.

By KATIE BENNER and SAPNA MAHESHWARI

While most social networking services court and elevate celebrities, Snapchat treats them like everyday users.