Specter of Philip Seymour Hoffman Looms Over National Enquirer NYC Relocation
On Tuesday, Keith J. Kelly broke the news that the National Enquirer was relocating its editorial operations to New York City from Boca Raton. And that according to his sources, the decision to not include editor-in-chief Tony Frost in the migration was payback for a huge, recent mess:
Frost’s ouster comes months after an embarrassing February Enquirer story that falsely claimed the late actor Philip Seymour Hoffman had a gay lover. Insiders claim the Hoffman story cost Frost his job, but the tabloid’s publisher, American Media Inc.,
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