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2. National Enquirer - Wikipedia

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   The National Enquirer is a weekly tabloid that covers celebrity news, scandals, and sensational stories. It was founded in 1926 as a broadsheet and became a tabloid in 1953, and has faced controversies over its checkbook journalism, catch and kill practices, and blackmail allegations.

3. Dylan Howard - Wikipedia

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   Dylan Howard is the CEO of Empire Media Group, which owns several digital and print brands, and the chairman of Pantheon Media Group, which publishes Grazia. He is known for his work as editor-in-chief of the National Enquirer and other tabloids, and for his books and podcasts on news and true-crime.

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   AOL Mail offers secure and personalized email with features like AOL Mail, news, and weather for free. You can also access your email on the go with an iOS & Android app and get help from experts.

5. Generoso Pope Jr. - Wikipedia

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   Pope acquired the New York Enquirer in 1952 for $75,000. The Enquirer purchase was supposedly made, in part, with a loan from Costello. In 1954, Pope revamped the format from a broadsheet to a tabloid, and renamed it The National Enquirer. Pope worked tirelessly throughout the 1950s and 1960s to increase the circulation of the Enquirer.

6. A360media - Wikipedia

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   A360media is a media company that publishes magazines, tabloids, and books. It was formerly known as American Media, Inc. and owned the National Enquirer, but sold it in 2019 after scandals involving Donald Trump and Jeff Bezos.

7. What do Donald Trump and I have in common? The National ... - AOL

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   The payment, made by Trump fixer Michael Cohen, was allegedly to keep Daniels from revealing a tryst with Trump in the National Enquirer, as part of a tabloid practice known as “catch and kill.”

8. Why Arnold Schwarzenegger's 2003 tabloid deal came up at ...

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   The former publisher of the National Enquirer brought up a deal he had made with then-gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger during former President Trump's trial.

9. David Pecker - Wikipedia

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   David Pecker is the former CEO of American Media, the publisher of tabloids like National Enquirer and Star. He was involved in a catch and kill operation to protect Trump from damaging stories during his 2016 campaign and faced legal troubles as a result.