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Karlie Kloss and her husband Josh Kushner were photographed arriving hand-in-hand at Madison Square Garden for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, addressing weeks of speculation about their invitation. Kloss wore a gold strapless dress with a bold red lip and Kushner wore a classic suit with a bow tie as they joined a star-studded guest list at the New York City ceremony.
San Francisco Giants have agreed to bring Thrive Eternal into their ownership group, pending MLB approval, marking the firm’s first permanent-capital investment and the second recent ownership infusion after Sixth Street; the deal comes as the franchise, valued at about $4.05 billion, expands long-term investors and funds upgrades and real estate initiatives around the team.
Model Karlie Kloss and her husband, Josh Kushner, are relaunching the iconic photo magazine, Life, after purchasing the publishing rights from Dotdash Meredith. The magazine, known for its historic images, will resume regular print editions in early 2025, with Kushner serving as publisher and Kloss as CEO of Bedford Media. The relaunch aims to provide an uplifting and unifying voice in today's media landscape, blending culture, current events, and everyday life.
Investor Josh Kushner and his wife, Karlie Kloss, have acquired the rights to revive Life Magazine as a regular print publication from Dotdash Meredith, with the support of Barry Diller's media company. The iconic photography-focused magazine, which has taken on various forms over the years, will be brought back to life through a deal facilitated by Kloss's media startup, Bedford Media. The move aims to resurrect the magazine in print and online, as well as through events and collaborations with brands and major studios, after its decline in popularity since the 1970s.
Venture capitalist Josh Kushner and supermodel wife Karlie Kloss have purchased the publication rights to Life magazine from IAC, with plans to revive the iconic photography-focused publication in both print and online formats. The couple's media startup, Bedford Media, will oversee the magazine's publication, while Dotdash Meredith will retain the rights to the photo and content archive. This marks their latest venture into media acquisitions, following previous purchases of i-D and W magazines. The move comes amid a challenging time for the news industry, with several publications facing layoffs and closures.