Arianna Huffington

Tweet I am still on a high from meeting a true pioneer and leader in her field, Arianna Huffington, founder of The Huffington Post.  This woman is the real deal. When you talk to her, you can FEEL her energy. She gives you direct eye contact (which I love), a firm handshake, and lets you know she HEARS you. Arianna is open, and oozes creativity… it is palpable. If you are not familiar with Arianna Huffington, she is the creator and founder of the popular blog The Huffington Post, which she...Read Full Story

Do you feel like you never quite get enough rest? In this exclusive Becoming Fearless video, Arianna Huffington and "sleep doctor" Michael Breus, Ph.D., share some easy things you can do to sleep better, live better -- and be more fearless. "You can actually make sure that you get enough sleep," notes Dr. Breus. "We are living in this world where we still believe that, in order to succeed, somehow we have to work 24/7 and be always hyper-connected," says Arianna. Put the tips from this video...Read Full Story

TweetYes, today I got to meet and interview someone on my short list of “People I’d Like To Have Dinner With” Arianna Huffington, founder of The Huffington Post (others on my list include… Oprah Winfrey, Martha Stewart, Maya Angelou, Phil Knight, Richard Branson, Anthony Robbins, BIll Gates, Steven Spielberg, Madonna). As a Huffington Post contributor and an entrepreneur myself since the age of 24, it never grows tired when I have the opportunity to meet incredible visionaries and pioneers...Read Full Story

The good news for Arianna Huffington is that she gets to keep her share of the $315 million that AOL shelled out for her website. The bad news is her duties as editrix of the once-mighty Web conglomerate are being scaled back.   Do You Like this Article? Then Like Us on Facebook.  Way back.When AOL boss Tim Armstrong announced he was adding the Huffington Post to the company's stable of websites, he crowned the liberal doyenne editor of all properties, including TechCrunch, Patch.com...Read Full Story

The good news for Arianna Huffington is that she gets to keep her share of the $315 million that AOL shelled out for her website. The bad news is her duties as editrix of the once-mighty Web conglomerate are being scaled back.   Do You Like this Article? Then Like Us on Facebook.  Way back.When AOL boss Tim Armstrong announced he was adding the Huffington Post to the company's stable of websites, he crowned the liberal doyenne editor of all properties, including TechCrunch, Patch.com...Read Full Story

The good news for Arianna Huffington is that she gets to keep her share of the $315 million that AOL shelled out for her website. The bad news is her duties as editrix of the once-mighty Web conglomerate are being scaled back.   Do You Like this Article? Then Like Us on Facebook.  Way back.When AOL boss Tim Armstrong announced he was adding the Huffington Post to the company's stable of websites, he crowned the liberal doyenne editor of all properties, including TechCrunch, Patch.com...Read Full Story

Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington was on CNN last weekend where she outlined the key elements of HuffPo’s success.  And while not every (or maybe even not any) other site can hope to become the traffic magnet that is Huffington Post, it seems to me her prescription is relevant for any local media company that aspires to truly serve the information interests of their audiences (Public Radio and News/Talk – I’m talking to you). It is most certainly not simply about spreading our...Read Full Story

Reports are confirming that the Arianna Huffington’s email account was indeed hacked by Nigerian scam artists, following a dubious email sent by the woman’s AOLaccount to various contacts in her address book. The email allegedly read: “I uploaded an important document I want you to see.” It then told readers: “Click here to view the document using google docs, just sign in with your email.” Recipients were then redirected to a fraudulent website that asked readers for their respective...Read Full Story

As an advisory board member of Glamour Women of the Year, I have the privilege of nominating five inspiring women -- or groups of women -- who have made an impact in 2012. And I'd love to hear your suggestions.Read More... More on Conde NastRead Full Story

The moment I knew I needed more sleep was four years ago, when I learned the value of sleep -- the hard way. What was the moment you knew you needed to get more sleep? I want to hear your story.Read More... More on SleepRead Full Story