After starting out in media and radio in her native England, Maxine Page landed across the pond in Los Angeles at the beginning of the Millennium.

Working her way up through the tabloid ranks, with stints at The Globe, In Touch, Star magazine, Life & Style and the Mail Online, Maxine eventually settled at RadarOnline.com -- first as a Senior Editor then Executive Editor.

Having earned her stripes on assignments ranging from the humiliating (poor Marlon Brando!) to the tropical (Thanks Mexican hurricane and Brad Pitt!) to the bizarre (Oh, June Pointer!) and the just downright dangerous and deranged (No, Courtney Love, she will NOT be your Private Detective!) Maxine finally hung up her reporting stripes and retired, kind of, to the editor’s seat.

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Jen Heger has been covering legal celebrity news in Los Angeles for over seven years. The daughter of a criminal defense attorney, Jen chose not to go to law school but instead decided to use her knowledge of the justice system to report on celebrities' run-ins with the law.

Jen was the first to announce that a search warrant had been issued for actress Lindsay Lohan in connection with accusations that she stole a necklace from a jewelry store. Jen always relies on impeccable sources to get the story first and accurately.

Socialite Paris Hilton, Spice Girl Mel B, and TV personality Dr. Drew Pinsky are among Jen's favorite people to interview.

When not working, she enjoys spending time with her husband of seven years, Dr. Joel Heger, and their three dogs, Bonnie, Clyde and Maddy. Isn't it fitting that two of her dogs be named after criminals?

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Alexis Tereszcuk is a Southern Belle turned Hollywood reporter who always wants to get to the bottom of the story – but makes sure she knows what celebs are wearing while she’s doing so.

Her ability to get the heart of a story and report exclusive details also made Alexis a popular contributor on numerous television shows including CNN’s Nancy Grace, Extra, The Insider, Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell, Geraldo At Large, The Gossip Queens, KTLA News and many others.

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Leah Ornstein was born with a passion for fashion, less than a mile from RadarOnline's Los Angeles office.

Before joining the Radar team as the Style & Beauty Editor in 2009, Leah worked in the fashion industry, while freelancing for various publications and maintaining a personal blog.

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Senior Web Producer

Issues? First, go here to calm down, then email me.

webmaster at radaronline.com

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Sleep, who needs sleep?

While you're safely tucked away in bed, RadarOnline Senior News Director Neil Woulfe oversees the overnight (and highly caffeinated) staff responsible for keeping the site updated. He’s the reason why RadarOnline looks as fresh as croissants every morning.

Neil, a multi-Emmy Award winning journalist, moved to Los Angeles in January 2009 to join ROL as its first Senior Editor. Prior to moving to L.A., Neil worked in television news for 25 years, with stints in his native Chicago, Milwaukee, WI, Durham, NC and Green Bay, WI.

Neil has covered several major stories overseas, including the funerals of Princess Diana and Pope John Paul. He is the recipient of 8 Emmy Awards, the prestigious Edward R. Murrow Award for excellence in journalism, and numerous other honors.

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There are three sides to every story: your side, their side, and the truth – and Amber wants the truth!

A former high school teacher, Amber was bitten by the journalism bug in 2006 while she was living in Maui. She had several close encounters with Britney Spears and her then-husband K-Fed, broke the news that Britney was pregnant with her second son -- and the rest is history.

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Meet Adam S. Levy, RadarOnline's staff writer.

Adam is a graduate of California State University Fullerton. He has written for news organizations such as NBC, Star Magazine and the Orange Country Register.

Adam's way with words -- and his passion for everything news, from politics to pop culture to sports -- led him into the wacky world of journalism.

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David Sargeant has been RadarOnline’s police reporter since 2009. He brings more than 29 years of network, syndicated, major market and new media news experience.

Among the highlights of his career, he served as West Coast Bureau Chief for the weekly investigative news magazine program The Reporters on Fox-TV. He later joined Paramount TV's Leeza as Managing Editor. He then moved to Minneapolis as assignment manager for Fox affiliate WFTC-TV.

He has worked in the newsrooms at NBC News, Fox News Channel and KTLA-TV (Los Angeles)

Sargeant is a member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.

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Raised in Glasgow, Scotland, Cliff Renfrew studied journalism at college before landing a post on the UK’s top selling Sun newspaper, where he covered everything from Princess Diana to sightings of the Loch Ness monster.

He came to America in the late 90s to cover U.S. topics for the UK national newspapers. Cliff was then hired as a reporter with Star magazine where he worked his way up to L.A. Bureau Chief. There he covered everything from Britney Spears quick-fire Las Vegas wedding to Jason Alexander to Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s ill-fated engagement.

Cliff then joined RadarOnline as a staff journalist at its inception in 2009, landing juicy scoops like the arrests of Hollywood fugitives Randy and Evi Quaid in Texas and the first interview with Heidi Montag’s controversial late plastic surgeon, Dr Frank Ryan. He left in 2011.

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