That may have been fun for writer and editors and entertaining to the majority of your readers, but the article was little more than People-magazine-style journalism and hardly illuminating.
When they married in 1946 and he returned to journalism, be coming first editor of the Record, then the Scotsman, she found herself in the role of editor's wife, entertaining high-powered guests and attending the social functions that came with the job.
And this is where Charles, Jewish, charming and social, a collector, art historian and editor, entertained and encouraged Proust.
Or did Jordan's tears genuinely touch — rather than entertain — the photo editor in charge?
How about the all-American salumi that Ashlea Halpern, our special projects editor, entertains with?
The Rockstar Editor is endlessly entertaining.
A free anniversary event is planned for Oct. 5, in Vanderbilt Hall in Grand Central Terminal, offering cooking and craft demonstrations; advice from experts in beauty, style and entertaining; free samples; and appearances by Woman's Day editors.
He guzzled sherry, became literary editor of Isis magazine and presided over the Poetry Society, entertaining Cecil Day-Lewis, Day-Lewis, Dylan Thomas, Geoffrey Hill and Thom Gunn
Deputy editor Helen Lewis said they had chosen Brand because he was "entertaining, inquisitive and provocative".
"Part of our job is to entertain people," said Paul Fichtenbaum, editor of the Time Inc. Sports Group, who plans to run multiple front covers on the coming issue of Sports Illustrated devoted to the 2013-14 National Football League season.
