The media world is about to see a leadership shake-up: Daily Beast editor in chief Noah Shachtman is moving to Rolling Stone.

The New York Times broke the announcement from the famed magazine that Shachtman will take over as editor in chief. Shachtman was reportedly chosen for the job by Rolling Stone president and COO Gus Wenner, the son of magazine founder Jann Wenner. Shachtman will take over from Jason Fine, who left the role months ago in order to supervise the magazine’s affiliated media projects.

Shachtman told the Times that he intends to adapt Rolling Stone to the fast-paced, scoop-driven approach he pushed as top editor of the Beast. He described a skeptical approach that Rolling Stone will take under his management in their continued coverage of the entertainment business.

“We’ve got to be out getting scoops, taking people backstage, showing them parts of the world they don’t get to see every day.” Shachtman said. “Rolling Stone’s at its best when it’s both celebrating great art and taking down bad actors.”

Wenner endorsed the hire in a statement.

It's a big move. Time will tell how much of a winning one it is.

MyPillow CEO and inexplicable political media figure Mike Lindell was on with Steve Bannon this week and at least twice walked back earlier claims that ex-president Donald Trump would be “back in office” in August.

In the clip from Real America’s Voice, Lindell begins by claiming it was all the media's fault. "They’re trying to twist what I’ve said, first of all,” he said, of course.

“What I said was, when you all see what I’ve seen and what I have, you’re g– the morning of the thirteenth you’re going to wake up and go, wow, now what are we gonna do?" he said. "Everyone’s gonna know it and that’s when we’re going to bring it to the Supreme Court. I didn’t say that everything’s gonna change the morning of the thirteenth."

Later in the show, Bannon asked again about the date of return. Lindell backed it up even further. 

“August, September, I’m not…,” he dithered. “You know we’re bringing this right to the Supreme Court after the symposium.”

In previous comments, Lindell said, “the morning of August 13th, it’ll be the talk of the world,” and prior to that, that “Donald Trump will be back in office in August.”

No twisting. Just losing.