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Conde Nast's Vogue magazine initiated a lawsuit on March 22, 2026, against Dogue, a canine fashion magazine, alleging copyright infringement after Dogue featured an Italian greyhound in an evening gown on its cover and a labradoodle in trench coats within its pages. Earlier, on March 16, Condé Nast hosted Hollywood's official Oscars afterparty at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), following an intimate viewing dinner hosted by Global Editorial Director Mark Guiducci; the event featured a red carpet livestream with Brittany Broski, Quenlin Blackwell, and Jake Shane. On March 15, Condé Nast was involved with a film written and directed by Alexandre Singh and Natalie Musteata, which imagines a dystopian Paris where slaps replace currency and kissing is forbidden; the plot follows a young woman, Malaise, who develops a connection with a wealthy customer, Angine, at a boutique. Previously, on March 11, Sanjay Bhakta, who leads product and technology at Condé Nast, joined the board of Flatiron Software, an AI and software engineering company focused on enterprise solutions, to help shape its strategic growth.
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