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    Page Six
    Digital Media and Celebrity News

    Page Six

    "The gossip heartbeat of New York City"

    Founded November 1976 New York City
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    Launched in November 1976 shortly after Rupert Murdoch acquired the New York Post, Page Six began as a column by James Brady designed to cover high society and entertainment with a mix of exclusivity and irreverence. What started as a sidebar quickly transformed into a standalone media powerhouse that dominates the digital landscape today.

    The brand operates out of New York City, leveraging the newspaper's infrastructure while maintaining a distinct editorial voice that prioritizes speed and scoop over traditional journalistic restraint. It functions as the primary gossip engine for the American tabloid ecosystem, competing directly with outlets like TMZ, Us Weekly, and People.

    Today, Page Six extends beyond print to include a dedicated website, a robust social media presence across Instagram, X, Facebook, and YouTube, and a daily radio show on SiriusXM called Page Six Radio. Its product portfolio features breaking celebrity news, exclusive interviews, red carpet fashion coverage under its Style section, reality TV updates, and video content produced by its own studio.

    Products & Sub-brands

    Page Six WebsitePage Six StylePage Six RadioDaily Celebrity NewsReality TV Updates

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Who owns Page Six?
    Page Six is owned by News Corp and operates as a brand of the New York Post, which is controlled by the Murdoch family.
    Is Page Six still in business?
    Yes, Page Six remains highly active as a leading digital and print celebrity news outlet, publishing daily updates and running a weekly radio show.
    Who founded Page Six?
    The brand was founded in November 1976 by journalist James Brady, who established the column shortly after Rupert Murdoch purchased the New York Post.
    What is the difference between Page Six and TMZ?
    While both cover celebrity gossip, Page Six is tied to the legacy of the New York Post and focuses heavily on high society and fashion, whereas TMZ is known for a more aggressive, police-sourced approach.
    How much is Page Six worth?
    As a division of the New York Post, Page Six does not have a separate public valuation, but it contributes significantly to the parent company's multi-billion dollar revenue stream.

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    Company Info

    Founded
    November 1976
    Founder
    James Brady
    Headquarters
    New York City
    Industry
    Digital Media and Celebrity News
    Parent Company
    News Corp
    Radio Network
    SiriusXM

    Official Website

    pagesix.com/

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