Magazine News

Washington - Newsweek magazine, online only since the end of 2012, will return to print starting Friday in the United States and Europe.Parent company IBT Media is taking a gamble in re-launching the once-iconic news weekly, which has nearly disappeared in the face...

Slate magazine relaunched in a thorough redesign on Monday, bringing its content marketing offerings and its advertising into the middle of the conversation.

Huntington - The Paramount, an entertainment venue situated in downtown Huntington, New York, made the Top 25 list on Pollstar Magazine as one of the best clubs worldwide.

Actor Bryan Cranston spoke to GQ Magazine about Breaking Bad's second half of the finale season, beginning August 11. We also learn more on Cranston's technique in transforming the mild-mannered chemistry teacher to a cold-blooded meth dealer.

Rolling Stone magazine is no stranger to controversy. The magazine's August issue may be their most controversial cover yet.

Rolling Stone magazine is facing a backlash for a picture of Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev it features on its August 2013 edition's front cover. Some readers say they'll never buy the magazine again for depicting a terrorist in a favorable light.

On July 4, veteran country music editor and publisher Doug Smith of the publication “Country Pulse” chatted via telephone with Digital Journal about his career in the field of journalism.

Music Maura Johnston, known to many for her smart pop culture observations, has launched her own weekly magazine. It’s the paid model of digital journalism its founder thinks many fans of the “old web” have been waiting for.

Newsweek, the 80-year-old US current affairs magazine, has revealed the image that will grace the cover of its last-ever print edition.

Barcelona - The satirical Spanish magazine, El Jueves, has published a magazine cover, showing a line up of men in Islamic outfits as a parody of recent controversial cartoons. The text of the cover reads, "But how do they know which one is Muhammad?"