Remembering Grand Royal, the Beastie Boys' Brief, Brilliant Magazine
Adam Yauch will be remembered first and foremost for his genre-altering music career, but the artist better known as MCA did much more than that.
Even as there are slow but steady steps forward in the way women's magazines talk to women, there are setbacks, like a recent offering from Glamour which we can add to the list of articles we wish journalists (female ones, at that) would stop writing for women.
Adam Yauch will be remembered first and foremost for his genre-altering music career, but the artist better known as MCA did much more than that.
The left-leaning magazine The American Prospect needs a benefactor, and quickly: It's short in its funding, according to The Huffington Post's Michael Calderone, and needs $500,000 just to stay open past the end of May.
One word we can't seem to get enough of these days—hint: not slacks!—is diaeresis, meaning those two dots that sit on top of a second vowel when two come right next to each other in separate syllables, as seen almost exclusively in The New Yorker.
On April 3, the finalists of the National Magazine Awards were announced. They were very, very manly.
The National Magazine Award finalists have been announced, and women are not represented at all in reporting, feature writing, profile writing, essays and criticism, columns and commentary, or feature photography.
Today in (very) public pregnancy news: Jessica Simpson appears on the cover of the April issue of Elle in Demi Moore's nude-and-seven-months-pregnant pose from the August 1991 -- 1991! -- issue of Vanity Fair.
Despite what you might hear about the economy, publishing, and the trying lives of the wealthy, it's boom times out there in the arena of glossy print magazines for the rich!
In just a few days the iPad will be 18 months old and Jann Wenner will release Rolling Stone's first app -- nothing too flashy. Given Wenner's reputation as the biggest naysayer of tablet editions, it would appear we're entering a new era of the iPad magazine.
A curation of news magazines tenth anniversary covers
Bloomberg Businessweek released their September 11th commemorative issue. It's nice, but doesn't matter.
Editors and writers spend 48 hours at Gawker headquarters
A look at the other newsstand flops, including Will Smith on a stallion
The perils of long-lead press: a 3,000-word profile doesn't mention rape allegations
Graydon Carter takes a subtle swipe at some young editors
In V magazine, the pop starlet name-drops, lectures, and muses about Yves Saint Laurent
On leukemia: "I don’t like it, but as the adage reminds us, 'It sure concentrates the mind.'"
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