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that was a time when conde nast ruled the world.ack of the september issue, bigger than the bible. "vogue" magazine was bigger than the bible. all of the brands, all of the magazines they had were phenomenal. carol: "vanity fair." kate: exactly, "vogue" magazine, all the fashion, but "gourmet" was primarily the food magazine. -- was the premier food magazine. it was a time when everyone had a closing allowance and everyone took a black car to lunch. even if they were going to the same place. they would take a separate black car, so there would be a traffic jam -- carol: conspicuous consumption. anything you didn't like about the book? kate: personally, i wish there was more about the magazine. ruth talked about the struggle of being a working mom, going on book tour, a demanding job. really timely and good, but i wanted even more about what is -- was going on in the magazine. she changed the "gourmet" font, and that was a huge deal. in the publishing world, that was a huge deal. a little bit more of that, i wanted it to be longer. s

>> sophie turner from "game of thrones" and "dark phoenix" teamed up with british vogue part of conde nastinment to do yoga on one condition. >> goat yoga. >> she's doing it goat yoga and absolutely loving it. >> hi. >> goat yoga is just what you think you do yoga and goats like flat surfaces. it is irresistible to them. you become the flat surface and they like to climb on you. she has a concern though. >> she seems to get into it. there is one super cute little one she falls in love with by the name of lucy. lots of snuggles, feeding and what she feared -- >> oh! oh, my god! >> yeah, you're never back on that mat. >> question answered. another variation on yoga, this time snoga. this time the chill factory, indoor ski park. they say it is no more difficult than indoor yoga and some claim the cold air forces blood away from the surface of your skin and will help heal sore muscles and things like that. >> the same spiel they give you for hot yoga. >> if you want to try yoga, there are many variations for you to check out. whether it be goats or snow. ♪ >>> where there's a will, there's a w

>> i believe, i think those of us that left at conde nast believe you have to stand up for what you believeon't think you can please everybody all the time. >> please everybody all the time. with no concern about alienating viewers or readers, wintour went on. >> it is noticeable there are more democratic women, the democratic party in your magazine. i wonder if there's a reason for that? >> it is very important to have a point of view. we profile women in the magazine that we believe understand that they are taking on issues, we support them, and the fact that we feel they are leaders. >> there is one woman who will never appear on the cover of any one of these magazines. do you know who that woman might be, laura? >> laura: let's see it. >> the control room has lost that woman. wrong woman, laura. maybe they will figure out by the time i return these classes. there it is. that is the woman. before we leave, mentioned michelle obama. she has been on three of these "vogue" covers. for this reason, laura. >> on a very selfish note, the editor in chief of "vogue," she did wonders for fashion.

. >> i thought i was going to write a cinderella story and all the colorful characters at conde nast. as i got deeper into it, i thought i want the book to be useful to people so let me talk about what it feels like to be a leader. here i am. i'm a writer. i sit in my little cubicle, and suddenly i've got 65 people who work for me. >> including one employee who said do you know what you're doing? he said early on, do you know what you're doing with such disdain. >> antd i didn't. the ordinary language of magazines were like martian to me. >> so, ruth, what was the skill because writers are solitaire people, so what was the key for you? >> the key for me was suddenly realizing i don't know everything, and i'm going to hire people smarter than i am and let them have their head. for me the key to management is finding people who >>> for the second year in a row, notre dame maxed uconn out of the women's irish four. they won 81-76. they'll face baylor in sunday's national championship game. >>> but notre dame's coach muppet mcgraw had more than basketball on her mind leading to last night

conde nast out with its 2017 hot list of top hotels around the world.the biggest cities when you look at great hotels. one is from detroit on the list. tell me about it. >> i think this is lovely. i'm sure you've seen shinola watches, the sort of retro watches. maria: we had the producer on the show. >> it's a lovely story, bringing jobs back to detroit. in typical fashion, they invested in a hotel in detroit, taking old buildings like a sewing machine factory, adding new buildings and giving it the retro barber shop feel that the stores have. maria: you're not expecting this kind of hotel in motor city. >> no, not at i'll. i think it's a reminder that motor city became synonymous with urban blight, real problems. in the last 10 years people have flooded back to give it more energy. downtown detroit is full of young businesses. shinola wants to be the place you stay. maria: let's talk about blackberry mountain in tennessee. >> i think blackberry farms is well-known. kelly clarkson got married there, one of the most luxurious resorts in the south for mor