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Life & Style Weekly today announced a partnership with 1010 WINS and veteran entertainment journalist Sandy Kenyon.
Kenyon, who was also named editor at large for Life & Style, will host “1010 WINS Life & Style Entertainment Report with Sandy Kenyon,” featuring breaking celebrity news from Life & Style. The segment airs at 38 minutes past each hour, from 5:38 A.M. through 11:38 A.M, Monday – Friday.
Life & Style is the fastest growing newsstand magazine in the country, and 1010 WINS is the most listened to radio station in the country, according to Life & Style.
1010 WINS is owned and operated by CBS Radio.
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