my friends are in the entertainment business." The publication focuses on celebrity fashion as well as Hollywood gossip. Kelli Delaney, current New York designer for Members Only, formerly served as fashion director of the publication (1992–95). The change took effect in March 2000. In February 2001, Wenner partnered with The Walt Disney Company. Bonnie Fuller worked as editor-in-chief of the publication from 2002 to 2003. She redesigned the title, creating the modern celebrity newsweekly. She created such signature sections as "Stars Are Just Like Us." In July 2003, Janice Min took over as editor in chief with Victoria Lasdon Rose as publisher, and Michael Steele as executive editor. Steele took over for Min in 2009. Melanie Bromley served as the magazine's West Coast bureau chief from 2007 to 2012. In August 2006, Wenner Media re-acquired Disney's 50 percent stake, making the publication once again fully owned and operated by Wenner Media. In 2017, the publication was sold to American Media, Inc. Timeline 1977: Us founded by The New York Times Company 1980: Us acquired by Peter J. Callahan's Macfadden Group. The staff of Photoplay and TV Mirror, the merger of Photoplay, Movie Mirror, and TV-Radio Mirror, is merged. 1986: Us acquired by Straight Arrow Publishers, Inc., now known as Wenner Media LLC 1991: Us changes its bi-weekly frequency to become monthly March 2000: Us changes from a monthly format and goes weekly, changing its title February 2001: Us Weekly partners with The Walt Disney Company January 2006: Us Weekly increases rate base to 1.75 Million July 2006: Us Weekly launches Usmagazine.com August 2006: Wenner Media re-acquires Disney's 50 percent stake in Us Weekly March 2017: American Media, Inc. bought Us Weekly from Wenner Media LLC Sections of the magazine Just Like Us: photos of celebrities doing things everyday people do. Inspired by a regular Sesame Street feature about animals Who Wore It Best?: reader polls of which celebrity wore an outfit better Hot Stuff: the latest gossip from inside Hollywood The Red Carpet: the looks and styles from Hollywood's hottest parties and premieres Hot Pics: celebrity sightings of stars around the globe Fashion Police: famous comedians cite the fashion disasters of the stars, and the best "look of the week" The Record: a roster of changes in the lives of stars—births, marriages, divorces, etc. Loose Talk: quotes from the stars Us Musts: according to Us Weekly, the must-see films, TV