Condé Nast may be taking the whole celebrity editor in chief thing a bit too far following the high-profile departures of Vanity Fair’s Graydon Carter and Glamour’s Cindi Leive.
Last month’s news spurred questions in the press of whether the era of the celebrity editor is over as younger, cheaper and more digitally savvy editors are ushered in.
But those headlines may be a little premature. The New York-based publisher is said to be in talks with Lena Dunham for the role of editor in chief of Glamour.
However, Lena’s rep denies these rumors.
A spokesman from Condé Nast said the company “declined to comment on speculation.” Dunham’s rep Michael Cohen said: “There is no truth to this story.”
We’ll see about that. We already know Glamour has a special place in Lena’s shriveled up feminist heart.
h/t The Daily Mail
