Monthly Archives: November 2002

Even more news on superfluous magazines: Profile of Harper’s Bazaar editor-in-chief Glenda Bailey appearing in a newspaper back home in the UK. Amusing (to me, at least) comparison of women here and there.

Speaking of superfluous magazines: If you care about such things, US-People knock-off In Touch seems to be doing well at the newsstand. It appears the world can’t get enough of J-Lo and Ben Affleck. Speaking of Ben Affleck, name one … Continue reading →

There are more where these came from: It’s been around a while, but I just discovered (thanks to Laura) this list of “America’s five most superfluous yet self-important magazines.” Very funny.

Too bad they don’t give Pulitzers for this kind of stuff: Even I, someone who devotes a weblog to magazines, can’t understand why the NY Times would assign a reporter to take an indepth look at how People Magazine nabbed … Continue reading →

Mr. Magazine in the news: How could I have missed this? Thanks to Amy Hall for letting me know that my links to all quotes by Samir Husni would not be complete without this point to a column in today’s … Continue reading →