Netta Ulubi

Gourmet magazine shuttered in 2009, but its former publisher, Condé Nast, kept renewing its trademark for years.

Recently, a sharp-eyed food writer named Sam Dean noticed the rights had expired.

He came up with a plan to reboot Gourmet as an online-only newsletter, along with a group of other journalists.

Most are in their 30s and too young to have written for the original gourmet.

That speaks to the original magazine's influence.

Its last editor, Ruth Reichel, has given the new newsletter her blessing.

But it will launch on Tuesday as a fully independent operation, owned by its workers, without the imprimatur of Condé Nast.

Nada Ulibi, NPR News.

Many of the biggest movies over the past few months brought in men and women in roughly equal numbers.

For example, Avatar, Fire, and Ash.

Or they were movies for kids, like Zootopia II.

But a lot of movies targeting men this season were bombs, like The Smashing Machine, The Running Man, and Him.

What did much better?

Wicked for Good.

Haven't you heard?

I'm the Wicked Witch of the West.

With an audience that's been about 70% female.

Other successful films over the past few months with a largely female audience include the Last Downton Abbey movie, the romantic drama Regretting You, and the Taylor Swift film promoting her album The Life of a Showgirl.

Netta Ulipi, NPR News.