Lifetime's takeover & makeover - Harvey Weinstein, TV

Nina Garcia Still 'In Talks' With Elle, TV Beckons
mediabistro.com 4/14/2008 — FishbowlNY's Diane Clehane has the latest on Nina Garcia: While it's true that Garcia is no longer fashion director at Elle , an inside source at the magazine says the Project Runway judge turned author is "still in negotiations" with the powers ...

Weinstein: 'Project Runway' fits on Lifetime
hollywoodreporter.com 4/14/2008 — Harvey Weinstein said Monday afternoon that moving "Project Runway" from NBC Universal to Lifetime Networks will help the Peabody Award-winning reality series reach its potential.

Harvey Weinstein Will (Rightfully) Expecting You at Lifetime
jossip.com 4/16/2008 — In what can only be described as good news for Lifetime as it successfully swindles the Project Runway brand away from Bravo, new research shows TV viewers are loyal to their favorite shows, and not the networks they’re broadcast on. ...

Project Runway Gets Two Spinoffs on Lifetime
buzzsugar.com 4/18/2008 — Though the whole Project Runway vs. NBC lawsuit is yet to be settled, Lifetime is moving forward as though it will be airing the show in the Fall for sure . And that's not all: At a presentation on Monday, Harvey Weinstein — whose company produces ...

LAUGHING OFF 'FRIEND' HARVEY
nypost.com 4/18/2008 — NBC Universal president Jeff Zucker has a good sense of humor, even when he feels he's been double-crossed. Zucker was furious when he found out his "friend" Harvey Weinstein had made a deal to move NBC-owned Bravo's top-rated "Project Runway" to...

Jamie Davis joins Versus — Hollywood Reporter 4/14/2008
Jamie Davis has been named president of Comcast Corp.'s Versus network. He will join the channel in September, succeeding Gavin Harvey, who will continue to consult with the network through 2008 as Versus completes its relocation from Stamford, Conn., ...

Bravo's reality lives on post 'Runway' — Hollywood Reporter 4/15/2008
A day after Lifetime and Harvey Weinstein celebrated the net's acquisition of "Project Runway," Bravo executives shied away from discussing NBC Universal's lawsuit against the Weinstein Co. about the channel's powerhouse reality series.