Let's just get this straight off the bat: working for an online publication does not offer a lot of opportunities to break out into song, and though we don't work at the Huffington Post, we assume that their day-to-day blogging at that operation also does not lend itself to the musical comedy treatment.
The owner of a New York City apartment is accusing former tenant Arianna Huffington of trashing the place, leaving bloodied mattresses, gouged wood floors and a very expensive scratched up table.
Donald Trump's tweet that Arianna Huffington "is unattractive both inside and out" reminds us that there are good ways and bad ways to deliver a pithy online retort. His is the latter.
There's pretty gross stuff spewing from Donald Trump's Twitter account this morning, as the comb-overed real estate mogul unleashed on Arianna Huffington calling her "unattractive" and the reason why "her husband left her for a man."
With an enormous website full of free content every day, it seems that asking readers to pay 99 cents per issue for a tablet magazine from Huffington Post always did seem like an incongruity, which is why AOL is offering the publication for free.
Newark Mayor Cory Booker opened his internet doors to Reddit users in an "Ask Me Anything" session on Sunday. He explained, among other things, what went through his mind when he ran into that burning building.
At the Aspen Ideas Festival, we're asking the jet-setting attendees one big question a day. Today: What's the most misunderstood aspect about your job?
Imagine the dismay of pubescent males everywhere when Arianna Huffington told The Guardian today that her site's new Sideboob vertical is actually just a joke.
After a day of staring at Twitter, we're sharing our favorite tweets that made no sense.
A series of emails between Arianna Huffington, her partners and the late conservative journalist Andrew Breitbart shed new light on the early days of The Huffington Post.
Just over a year after she was anointed queen of content, Arianna Huffington has been knocked down the ladder a couple of rungs at AOL.
Brian Farnham, the guy in charge of AOL's Patch network, is leaving because Patch is not enough of a start-up for him, he said in an unnervingly positive farewell blog post Wednesday.
Michael Arrington, founder of of the popular tech blog TechCrunch is back and guest blogging for the site despite an epic, public flame war with the blog's corporate owners at AOL that ended with his exit.
After a short break from daily bad news, AOL's management is once again being needled in public.
After a long day spent staring at Twitter, we're sharing out favorite tweets that didn't make sense.
Having a television crew document the "biggest job interview of [your] young life" sounds absolutely horrifying at first, but it seems that if you do even halfway well, the prospective boss pretty much has to hire you or she looks like an insane person (or worse).
To win the Republican nomination, both Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich must atone for the same sin -- embodying the excesses of a decade past. But which one will win out? The 1980s or the 1990s?
This week, New York becomes the latest glossy magazine to profile Arianna Huffington, and like many journalists who've tackled the task before her, the magazine's Vanessa Grigoriadis paints a complex if underhanded portrait.
She dismisses the interest in her flap with Michael Arrington as our culture's "OCD"
Not one of Arianna Huffington's three BlackBerry's work!
Huffington blames the media in her defense of her journalism ethics
Ousting the tech blog's founder leaves a power vacuum in Silicon Valley
Next Media Animation's version of the TechCrunch scandal is more colorful than most
If not that, he wants a clean break from The Huffington Post
If AOL goes private, here are the properties on the chopping block
Reporter Shahien Nasiripour is Huffington Post's second big loss this week
In an effort to stop the bleeding, Tim Armstrong is offering shareholders $250 million
After criticism for "sketchy aggregation," the site dismisses one of its aggregators
The latest: a veiled threat to a tech executive who he blames for not handing him a scoop
Cue debate over new media
Four months after the $315 million acquisition, critics are scrutinizing the wisdom of the deal
Huffington may have changed, but the way we see Gingrich hasn't
Army of unpaid, hyper-local bloggers goes to work
Advertising gains don't offset a 24 percent subscription revenue decline
The Huffington Post founder may have just lost her credibility war with The New York Times
The plan is for them to write a new "local voices" section on Patch.com
Plus: Emma Watson's leaving Brown, but not because of bullies
Former HuffPo blogger pulls no punches regarding his lawsuit and his critics
The first response against a class action lawsuit claims the suit's "utterly without merit"
Also in the Smart Set: Eric Benet sighted!
The editor of Moviefone is sacked one day after she sacked her freelancers
Reaching out to HuffPo's liberal audience, perchance? The same thing's happening at MSNBC
A combative interview and a rather pointed April Fools' Day joke
Brown says she'd never name a website after herself
Media observers are siding with Huffington after the New York Times editor's column
Why didn't anyone tell AOL?
AOL laid off 200 editorial employees on Thursday to make way for the new boss
Huffington says she won't miss them
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