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Besides roles in the films Snatched, starring Schumer, and Bad Moms - which Wilson rejected - Mr Principato said Wilson was also suitable to star in Ghostbusters. Bauer Media - the publisher of Woman's Day, Australian Women's Weekly, NW and OK magazine - was found to have defamed Wilson in eight articles in May 2015 by claiming she was a serial liar about her real name, age and childhood in order to make it in...

AAP General News Wire, 2017

VIC: Wilson should get more than $7m: court

Legal: Wilson wrap (with pics and video) Amber Wilson MELBOURNE , June 2 AAP - A journalist at the centre of a court trial between Hollywood actress Rebel Wilson and a magazine publisher claims the comic star lied to her face. Wilson is suing Bauer, which publishes Woman's Day, Australian Women's Weekly, NW and OK magazine over a series of articles in 2015 she says damaged her career by painting her as a serial liar,...

VIC: Journalist says Rebel Wilson lied

The figure was double theestimated $US2 million to $US3 million fellow comic actor Amy Schumer could command at that time, he said. Besides roles in the films Snatched, starring Schumer, and Bad Moms - which Wilson rejected - Mr Principato said Wilson was also suitable to star in Ghostbusters. Bauer...

VIC: Wilson should get more than $5m: court

The comic actor who has starred in blockbusters including Bridesmaids and Pitch Perfect, says in her writ that print and online articles in Woman's Day, The Australian Women's Weekly, NW and OK Magazine made her out to be a serial liar. Wilson's tax returns are expected to be made public...

VIC: Rebel Wilson's defamation case in court

The star on Thursday won her three-week, high-profile defamation trial against Bauer Media, which published articles saying she lied about her real name, age and childhood. A Victorian Supreme Court jury of six women deliberated for two days over their verdict, in which they were asked to consider 40 questions...

VIC: Rebel Wilson wins tabloid defamation fight

Wilson is suing Bauer Media, the publishers of Woman's Day, for defamation over a series ofarticles she claims painted her as a liar and a fake, and allegedly wrecked her career. During cross-examination in the Supreme Court of Victoria on Monday, Wilson said she still believed Disney was her uncle...

VIC: Rebel Wilson defends Disney connection

Some of the country’s largest and most powerful media organisations have set aside their differences and joined forces to fight against the record defamation payout to actor Rebel Wilson last year. Wilson commenced the defamation lawsuit in May 2017 over claims the publisher made in its stable of women’s magazines - which includes Woman’s Day, The Australian Women’s Weekly, New Weekly and OK Magazine - which the actress said “gravely injured her feelings, credit and reputation”.

B & T Weekly, 2018-02

Media Giants Form Alliance To Fight Rebel Wilson’s $4.5m Defamation Payout

Publishes news.com.au, The Australian, Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, Courier-Mail, Geelong Advertiser, Northern Territory News, The Advertiser, The Cairns Post, Gold Coast Bulletin, The Mercury, Townsville Bulletin, Business Spectator, Eureka Report, Carsguide, CareersOne. Seven Network, including Seven Two and Mate. A third of Sky News. West Australian newspaper and eight WA radio stations. Pacific Magazines which publishes 20 titles, and half of online streamer Presto alongside Foxtel. Owns 8pc of AAP. Australian Women's Weekly, Cleo, Cosmopolitan, Dolly, Elle Australia, Harper's Bazaar, NW, Ok! Magazine, People, TV Week, Women's Day, Australian Geographic, Australian Gourmet Traveller.

AAP Finance News Wire, 2016

FED: Who owns who in Australias media

"These special Woman's Day, GRAZIA, OK! and The Australian Women's Weekly issues represent a significant investment in editorial, production, distribution and marketing resources. They demonstrate ACP's commitment to our readers who want and expect to know everything about the wedding of England's future king and queen." Woman's Day's team of royal experts, including royal biographers Judy Wade, Robert Jobson and Katie Nicholl, will cover the historic event for Woman's Day's bumper royal wedding issue a true memento for all royal enthusiasts. About ACP Magazines ACP Magazines is Australia's leading magazine publisher. The company is the magazine arm of leading Australian media and entertainment company, Nine Entertainment Co. ACP Magazines publishes more than 80 titles in Australia, which sell almost 100 million copies each year. They include some of the longest-running and most successful mastheads such as The Australian Women's Weekly, Woman's Day, Dolly, NW, TV Week, CLEO, Cosmopolitan, madison, Australian House & Garden, Zoo Weekly and Wheels. ACP Magazines has expanded into nine other countries, including New Zealand and Asia. It now has a stable of more than 70 international magazines. Integral to the company's success are vibrant, information-packed reader websites. For more information visit http://acp.com.au

MediaNet Press Release Wire, 2011

Media Release: ACP

The event will be held in Sydney with participating Bauer Media titles Women's Fitness, Good Health, The Australian Women's Weekly, Woman's Day, OK!, NW, TV Week, Shop Til You Drop and Weight Watchers.

The Australian (Canberra, A.C.T.), 2013-09-09

SBS revamps home page as traffic spikes

The royal wedding editions of ACP Magazines' Woman's Day, GRAZIA, OK! and flagship monthly title The Australian Women's Weekly have surpassed all expectations, with record copy sales in just a few days. "To meet our readers' demand for information and glossy pictures, we also moved the on-sale dates of Woman's Day and GRAZIA from the Monday to the Sunday. As a result, Woman's Day has sold an average week's circulation in just two days and recorded the highest sales in Woolworths in over seven years, while GRAZIA and OK! are selling well above the usual pace. About ACP Magazines ACP Magazines is Australia's leading magazine publisher. The company is the magazine arm of leading Australian media and entertainment company, Nine Entertainment Co. ACP Magazines publishes more than 80 titles in Australia, which sell almost 100 million copies each year. They include some of the longest-running and most successful mastheads such as The Australian Women's Weekly, Woman's Day, Dolly, NW, TV Week, CLEO, Cosmopolitan, madison, Australian House & Garden, Zoo Weekly and Wheels. ACP Magazines has expanded into nine other countries, including New Zealand and Asia. It now has a stable of more than 70 international magazines. Integral to the company's success are vibrant, information-packed reader websites. For more information visit http://acp.com.au

The award-winning singer and songwriter will perform songs from her 1999 'True Romantic: The Best of [Kate Ceberano]' album including Bedroom Eyes, Pash and Brave to over 300 guests to mark the launch of the fourth annual 30 Days of Fashion & Beauty festival. The invite-only event will be one of the year's most extravagant parties and mark the start of a month-long celebration of style and glamour with Australia's leading magazine's including Harper's BAZAAR, madison, Grazia and The Australian Women's Weekly. Combining the power of ACP magazines iconic mastheads 30 Days reaches more than 8.9 million* consumers. ACP Magazines titles involved in the campaign include Harper's BAZAAR, madision, Grazia, The Australian Women's Weekly, Cleo, Cosmopolitan, Dolly, Shop Til You Drop, Woman's Day, NW, OK!, Men's Style, FHM, Rolling Stone, Qantas, Emporium, TV Week, Take 5 and Good Health.

MediaNet Press Release Wire, 2010

Media Release: ACP Magazines

The award-winning singer and songwriter will perform songs from her 1999 'True Romantic: The Best of Kate Ceberano' album - including Bedroom Eyes, Pash and Brave - to over 300 guests to mark the launch of the fourth annual 30 Days of Fashion & Beauty festival. The invite-only event will be one of the year's most extravagant parties and mark the start of a month-long celebration of style and glamour with Australia's leading magazine's including Harper's BAZAAR, madison, Grazia and The Australian Women's Weekly. Combining the power of ACP magazines iconic mastheads 30 Days reaches more than 8.9 million* consumers. ACP Magazines titles involved in the campaign include Harper's BAZAAR, madision, Grazia, The Australian Women's Weekly, Cleo, Cosmopolitan, Dolly, Shop Til You Drop, Woman's Day, NW, OK!, Men's Style, FHM, Rolling Stone, Qantas, Emporium, TV Week, Take 5 and Good Health.

A NEW national survey from R U OK? has revealed Australians spend an average of 46 hours of their weekly downtime looking at their TVs and digital devices, compared to...