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******* Sean Avery started his internship at Vogue on Monday, and already staffers at Cond? Nast Publications Inc. are buzzing about the New York Ranger star's presence at 4 Times Square. Observers say he's involved in all sections of the magazine, including features and accessories, and attends edit meetings. And while Avery pulled down $2 million last year with the Rangers, he's earning minimum wage for his time at Vogue, a magazine spokesman confirmed, denying speculation Avery was being paid $5,000 for his summer job. While Vogue has been mum on the specifics of Avery's internship, insiders say there's been talk of the hockey hard man attending the couture shows in Europe next month along with Vogue editor in chief Anna Wintour and editors Andr? Leon Talley, Hamish Bowles and Sally Singer (which would be sure to raise the eyebrows of jealous Voguettes). No word yet on if he'll be filing reviews on the shows, or, like tennis star (and Wintour favorite) Roger Federer, appearing on an upcoming cover of Vogue or Men's Vogue.
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Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia's magazines have seen a steady trickle of top-level editorial and design departures in recent weeks, and most appear to be leaving voluntarily and without another job. One exception is Debra Bishop, most recently vice president and design director at Martha Stewart Weddings, who is leaving MSLO after 11 years to be the creative director of More. Bishop won praise as the design director of Blueprint, and though MSLO shuttered that magazine in December, it managed to win Magazine of the Year in its circulation category, awarded by the Society of Publication Designers last week. New More editor Lesley Jane Seymour told WWD last week that she was planning a redesign of the title. Bishop was said to be redesigning Weddings, though it is unclear if that was completed. Other exits include two ranking members of company flagship Martha Stewart Living's decorating department: decorating editorial director Page Marchese Norman and her deputy, Shane Powers, as well as books and special projects editor Amy Conway and Weddings beauty, health, and fitness editorial director Elizabeth Graves, according to sources close to the company. (A spokeswoman for MSLO could not confirm the departures by press time.) All were longtime MSLO employees, and all but Conway worked on Blueprint and were moved to other properties when it closed.
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Blair Schlumbom was uprooted from her job as associate publisher of Gourmet when new publisher Nancy Berger Cardone joined from Allure and swapped out three ad sales executives at the food title for recruits from the beauty magazine. Now Schlumbom will fill the spot left at Allure when associate publisher Diane DePaul followed Cardone to Gourmet. Meanwhile, another Cond? Nast publisher is leaving the company altogether. Brides publisher Katherine Rizzuto has joined In Style as vice president, associate publisher, advertising. Rizzuto had been publisher of all the titles in Cond? Nast Bridal Group — Brides, Modern Brides, Elegant Bride and Your Prom, but only had oversight of Brides when the publications were given separate publishers in March, reporting to Bill Wackermann, senior vice president, publishing director of the bridal group. Rizzuto has also been publisher of Fitness, Radar and Marie Claire.
************ JOBS ...that Popular Mechanics is looking for a paid special projects assistant to work full-time in their research department starting ASAP. You'll be very involved in the research and fact-checking process of an ASME-winning magazine, and you'll have the opportunity to pitch to the print magazine and Web site. Interest in science, technology, aviation or cars will make the job that much more fun. Pay is low, but you'll gain a detailed, extensive understanding of Popular Mechanics and of the research department. Please send resume, cover letter and clips to Erin Scottberg at escottberg@hearst.com (OK to mention Ed) For even more jobs, go to http://www.ed2010.com/jobs/whisperjobs or click here. INTERNSHIPS ...that Boston magazine's website, Bostonmagazine.com, is in need of an unpaid (college credit is possible) editorial web intern to write event blurbs for concerts, fashion events, restaurants, art exhibits, theater, film, festivals, benefits, and more, which will appear on our online calendar in our A&E section. The intern will also aid in the process of uploading content, including articles, restaurant listings, and photo galleries, and help tag articles for keywords for search engine optimization. There will also be a possible opportunity to help write and compile content for e-newsletters. Please send resume and cover letter to jbellavance@Bostonmagazine.com with the subject line "Web Intern." The intern would start as soon as possible and be able to work three full days per week. Please respond by May 23. (OK to mention Ed) For even more internships, go to http://www.ed2010.com/ed-campus/internships/list or click here.
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