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Anthony Scaramucci had a turbulent week \u2013 on Monday we were discussing<\/a> the pitfalls of becoming the story, by Tuesday he was gone. The self-described \u2018front-stabber\u2019 who sold his company for the job and reportedly missed the birth of his child (and whose wife has filed for divorce), also became the shortest-serving White House communications director in history.<\/p>\n His \u2018colourful language\u2019 and almost constant negative press coverage made his position untenable \u2013 and that\u2019s in an administration that seems more willing than most to put up with controversy.<\/p>\n On Tuesday the Mooch told the Huffington Post<\/a> what he would do next: \u2018I am now going to go dark. Then I will reemerge. As me.\u2019<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 2. British Vogue\u2019s new editor<\/span><\/p>\n Edward Enninful started his new job as editor of British Vogue this week. The first male editor in the magazine\u2019s history, Edward took over from Alexandra Shulman who held the position for 25 years.<\/p>\n One of Edward\u2019s first decisions was launching Vogue on Snapchat \u2013 keeping up with technological and publishing trends will be one of his biggest jobs as he looks to keep a traditional print title current in modern times.<\/p>\n Day One !!! Thank you @stellamccartney<\/a> for the Major balloons xoxo pic.twitter.com\/6wJjC9btMU<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Edward Enninful OBE (@Edward_Enninful) August 1, 2017<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n