Conservative author Ann Coulter will appear on Wednesday’s “Today” show, according to an NBC spokesperson.

Coulter has been talking up being bumped by NBC for the past two days, both on other networks and the radio. A …

Next week, Len Downie’s first novel, "The Rules of the Game" — complete with steamy love scenes — will be published by Knopf. But this weekend, Washington Post readers get an early taste in Book World. …

To recap the Ann Coulter vs. NBC spat: "Today" canceled her appearance on Tuesday’s show; Drudge reported that she was "banned for life"; NBC denied that, and said she’d be welcomed on again, later offering a spot …

Fox’s Bret Baier kicked off his first night replacing Brit Hume with a new slogan: "your source for news, tonight and every night," rather than "fair, balanced and unafraid."

And the Washington Post notes, in a profile of Baier …

Post staffers have long expected that WashingtonPost.com editor Liz Spayd would eventually move up at the paper, perhaps to a new position as managing editor of both print and web. And yesterday’s news that Phil Bennett was stepping down …

Stanage beats out the big boys with Obama book: "Redemption Song: An Irish Reporter Inside the Obama Campaign." On this side of the pond, Chuck Todd’s book is due out tomorrow.

Bennett says he …

Following up on the news that Ann Coulter’s appearance on "Today" tomorrow morning was canceled, and Drudge’s report that she’s been banned for life, an NBC spokesperson issued the following statement to Politico.

"We’ve had Ann Coulter on ‘Today’ …

Today is Kevin Merida’s first day as the Washington Post’s AME / National, and he already has a top appointment to make: diplomatic correspondent.

As reported earlier, Michael Abramowitz—who just moved from the White House beat …

Ann Coulter was scheduled to appear on the "Today" show Tuesday morning to promote her new book, "Guilty." But it’s now been canceled, according to her website.

Coulter wrote: "TODAY SHOW AND TODAY SHOW FOURTH HOUR: …

Subscribers to Twitter feeds for Fox News and CNN anchor Rick Sanchez got a surprise, courtesy of hackers. (Via Gawker and FishbowlNY)