Kate Upton has graced the cover of many magazines, and but Until this month, however, she had not yet had her face (and body) on the cover of Vogue. This month, Upton can finally claim that honor. Vogue announced this …

Supermodel Kate Moss is no stranger to nudity, though she may not always have been comfortable baring her famous body. Now, the 39-year-old model is showing more skin than ever in a new ad for self-tanning products. St. Tropez, a …

Aga Khan IV, the 49th Imam of the Nizari Ismailism branch of Shia Islam and otherwise known as Prince Shah Karim Al Husseini, has announced the engagement of his son, Prince Rahim Aga Khan. The prince will be marrying Kendra …

Victoria’s Secret supermodel Miranda Kerr was involved in a traffic accident on the Los Angeles freeway on Wednesday, March 13. After the model was spotted wearing a neck brace, spokesperson for the model told Reuters that Kerr experienced some pain …

Do pregnancy discrimination laws extend to employment that is based on a woman’s physical attributes? Brandi Cochran thinks so. Unfortunately for her, a judge believes she will have to argue her case a second time. The Associated Press is reporting …

After a long debate, the New York Times has officially settled on an online pay model and and implementation timeline. The meter system will be introduced at the beginning of next year.

New York magazine is reporting that the New York Times could be announcing its own move to a paid subscription model as early as this week. If this is the case, we may see more of the dominoes fall in this tenuous conversation. It seems that whenever anyone discusses even the threat of paid content online, a hush comes over the room and people start to whisper like they do when your creepy uncle shows up at the family reunion.

Remember not so long ago when Rupert Murdoch was espousing the future of paid content? It is unavoidable was the cry but there has been not much said since. That is, until Barry Diller stated his version of the story at the Goldman Communacopia conference as reported by the Business Insider.

I am going to write something that is likely to be unpopular. Today I experienced a "perfect storm" of sorts regarding the Internet and the idea of free is good. This apparent entitlement mentality that is pervasive among Internet users that everything should free is going to potentially ruin a lot of good opportunities. Of course, all of this is in my opinion so you can take it for what it’s worth. At least reading it is free, right?