As VP of Yahoo! Entertainment, Sibyl Goldman oversees the continued growth and success of Yahoo!'s Movies, TV, omg!, Music and Shine properties. Under her leadership, these properties have experienced all time highs in unique users, trailer streams, and premiere partnerships.

Sibyl joined Yahoo! in 2006 and was at the helm of the development of omg!, Yahoo's celebrity news and gossip site. omg!, which was just launched in June 2007, has become #1 in its Comscore category and receives 10 million unique visitors a month making omg! the number one entertainment news destination on the Web (beating TMZ and People.com in the month of April by 1.5 million readers for instance). Sibyl played a key role in differentiating omg!'s celebrity news format by aggregating unique, light-hearted, and up-to-the-moment content.

Prior to joining Yahoo!, Sibyl ran Lifetime Television's interactive group. She worked closely with studios to produce video diaries on behalf of Lifetime's movies, as well as tapped into the powerful and often ignored audience of female gamers with a series of original Flash-based games that promoted Lifetime's slate of shows. Sibyl also created Girls on Film (Girls On) in 1995, a ground-breaking website featuring fan friendly perspectives on pop culture, which was acquired by Oxygen in 1999. Sibyl co-authored Girls On Film: The Highly Opinionated, Completely Subjective Guide to the Movies published by Harper Collins in 1999.