Janice Min is a contributing editor at TIME, covering culture, business and entertainment across multiple platforms, and most recently wrote about the gender and racial discrimination at Pinterest. Earlier, she was the longtime co-president of the Hollywood Reporter-Billboard Entertainment Group, where she engineered a publishing rebirth of The Hollywood Reporter hailed as a “stunning transformation” by the New York Times. Previously, as editor-in-chief of Us Weekly (2002-2009), she was cited as having transformed modern popular culture, creating a Zeitgeist phenomenon that was named publishing’s Top Performer of the Decade by Cappell Circulation Report. She also has served as a consultant to NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment, and developed news programming for the streaming service Quibi.