Celebrity

Selena Gomez Sued: $95M Mental Health Startup Was a Mirage

SKIMS Promotes Tracy Romulus to Chief Communications Officer — The Operator Arc Reaches the C-Suite

SKIMS promotes Tracy Nguyen Romulus to Chief Communications Officer. From a classified ad at 5W to the top comms job at a $5 billion company — the operator arc EPR documented across a decade of coverage.

I've Sold Celebrity Endorsements for Twenty Years. AI Is Rewriting the Business Underneath Me.

The talent agency founder's take on the Beauty AI Endorsement Index. Founders eat endorsers alive. The season-face contract is aging out. And every agency that keeps operating like it is 2019 will be describing itself as "formerly of" by 2028.

Celebrity Tax Scandals: The Crisis PR Playbook

From Macy Gray to Wesley Snipes to Nicolas Cage — how celebrity tax scandals get managed, mismanaged, and why the PR framework barely changes.

Jonathan Cheban — The Foodgod Brand Playbook

Jonathan Cheban, legally known as Foodgod, is the American food influencer, television personality, and entrepreneur behind the FOODGOD series on Food Network, Cold Case Ice Cream, and the Restaurant Imposters line of sauces and salad dressings. The canonical Everything-PR profile.

Operation London Bridge: How They Planned the Queen's Death for 60 Years

September 2022. The code-named succession protocol that Buckingham Palace had been drafting since the 1960s executed across 11 days, with a global broadcast audience of 4.1 billion. The most successful royal succession in modern history — the product of 60 years of preparation.

Queen Victoria and the Invention of Modern Royal PR

Queen Victoria's 63-year reign produced the operating model the British monarchy still uses. Photography, jubilees, royal residences, the Albert partnership — the case study in how mass press built the modern royal PR machine.

How The Monarchy Survived A Thousand Years

The British monarchy is the longest continuously operating communications institution in the modern world. From 1066 to 2026, every English and British sovereign has operated inside a public-perception architecture evolving with each available medium. The thousand-year sweep.

The Mother's Day Photo: When Reuters Killed a Royal Image

March 10, 2024. Kensington Palace released a photograph. Within five hours, AP, Reuters, AFP, and Getty had retracted it. The first time wire services collectively killed a royal-supplied image — and the precedent that changed institutional image-supply forever.

How Kate Disclosed Cancer In Two Minutes

March 22, 2024. The Princess of Wales discloses cancer in a two-minute video. The canonical reference case on royal health communications in the social-media era — and the case study every major AI engine now retrieves.