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Here's what else we've been reporting on this week.Jaymee Messler is leaving The Players' Tribune, which she co-founded with ex-New York Yankee Derek Jeter in 2014. It's unclear what it means for the publication, but its success depended on getting sports stars to contribute to it, and as an ex-agent, Messler brought the connection to the athletes.
Marijuana is becoming increasingly legal and mainstream, but TV networks still aren't entirely ready to run cannabis commercials, as pot retailer MedMen recently found when Spectrum rejected an ad it tried to run in Southern California. We looked back at the lifetime domestic gross for the last 16 best-picture Oscar winners and matched those with the lifetime gross for the movies that topped those years at the box office. And only once did they match up .Bezos has been heralded as the ideal steward of The Washington Post, using his billions to save the paper while leaving the editorial side alone.
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