magazines
The Believer, the Magazine Brought Low by a Zoom Dick, Was Sold to an Odd New Owner
Sold to a company that specializes in sex toys, affiliate links, and general internet chum, the magazine’s future is unclear.
Bury Me in a dELiA*s Catalog From 1997
We spoke to collectors and a former model for the brand about why those tomboyish teen fashion catalogs have such an enduring legacy.
Feast Your Eyes On the Best Student Magazines of This Year
Here's how three graduating students used the magazine format to explore same-sex education, witchcraft and the "unappealing" side of food.
The Power Struggle Behind Britney Spears' Conservatorship Saga
There are several parties jockeying for control of Spears' world, and it's hard to tell which one of them she's aligned with.
Making Collages Is a Way of Putting Myself Together
When I'm done cutting and pasting, I feel like my ideas have value.
'Crime Monthly' Magazine Reveals Our Crime Porn Obsession for What It Is
We read the new glossy murder mag.
After decimating the print business, Facebook launches a magazine that's not a magazine
It's a “thought leadership platform.”
Remembering Wardour News, Another Lost Cultural Institution
The Soho boutique has been everything a newsagents could be.
A Goodbye to 'NME''s Print Edition, Which Shaped Generations of Music Fans
Divisive and flawed it may have been, but it was also utterly inspirational for a generation of rock fans stuck between the traditional music press and the innovations of the internet.
The 'NME' Wasn't a Monolith
It had a reputation for endless Gallagher covers and creating "landfill indie". But that's only half the story, as former NME rebels remember how they snuck Aaliyah, So Solid Crew and the Cheeky Girls into the magazine.
How One Magazine Transformed Subculture Forever
We spoke to Paul Gorman about 'The Face', the peerless youth culture magazine that made London cool again.