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Min announced today that she's leaving next week to do something else unspecified. "The top spot of US Weekly may be a coveted job, but its by no means be considered a cake walk," says Mediaite. "One magazine insider believes that closing that magazine each week might the most intense editorial and production process in publishing right now (call it the downside of increased page count). Additionally, reporting to the legendary volatile [Jann] Wenner is no walk in the park either."
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