You can't read The Shade Room in glossy magazine form.
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Try keeping the man away from a high-concept glossy magazine.
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She dips a page from a glossy magazine — could it be Vogue?
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Wertz's glossy magazine assignments and more are included in Tenements, Towers & Trash.
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Apple originally envisioned the iPad as the glossy magazine equivalent of Amazon's Kindle.
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Besides her blog, she also edited a glossy magazine and wrote newspaper columns.
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Glossy magazine covers and filtered Instagram accounts turn heads and pull in double taps.
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He rarely sat for glossy magazine covers or showed up at tech industry conferences.
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The content is notably exclusive — hashtag #ShotByThreads — and presented in a glossy magazine style.
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The glossy magazine reading hikers from Britain wanted a sleek hotel after rugged trails.
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Ms. Garcia's ascent comes at a moment of change in the glossy magazine industry.
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"I'm totally pro-gender equality," Kitty told the December 2015 issue of society glossy magazine Tatler.
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She is the first Indian-American woman to become editor-in-chief of a glossy magazine.
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Other actors build brands and shore up celebrity with glossy magazine shoots, social media posts, sponsorships.
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The glossy magazine has published photographs of the minister giving a bottle to his wife's grandchildren.
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But every few months, some glossy magazine runs a thinkpiece about how "gamer culture" is going mainstream.
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She also appeared in glossy magazine features at a rate that seemed to rival Mr. de Blasio.
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But could Elaine Welteroth really lead the #Resistance and make a glossy magazine at the same time?
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The story behind the notion, it turns out, starts with a throwaway line in a glossy magazine.
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Heeb, which shut down its print edition in 2010, was a satirical and, at times, inflammatory glossy magazine.
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She booked an early Jake Gyllenhaal's first cover and one of Emily Blunt's first big glossy magazine shoots.
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And if you ask us, it's a hell of a lot more convincing than ad space in a glossy magazine.
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He'll arrange for her to land a splashy movie role, to appear on the cover of a major glossy magazine.
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It also reflects the current turmoil in the glossy magazine industry, which has struggled to adapt to the digital age.
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Feature The editor in chief has taken on a seemingly impossible task: reinventing the glossy magazine for a hyperempathetic generation.
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For the cover story of CR Fashion Book, her twice-a-year glossy magazine, which arrived on newsstands on Sept.
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In glossy magazine tear sheets that became a riot of prints and duct tape that encircled stiletto boots for shine.
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Afterward, I still don't measure up to the glossy magazine beauties with their unblemished faces, but at least I feel relief.
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If your idea of artistic success is a yacht and glossy magazine covers, you might take this as evidence of failure.
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It seems the singer was giving out copies of Blonde buried inside his 360-page glossy magazine, titled Boys Don't Cry.
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Imagine if the art department of a glossy magazine were hired to redesign your child's history textbook, and you'll get the picture.
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People who may have wanted to create a glossy magazine have found a more affordable way to do that within a zine.
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But the glossy magazine company has long been synonymous with its unassuming leader, Samuel I. Newhouse Jr., who became chairman in 1975.
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The magazine: AMI publishes a glossy magazine called "The New Kingdom" in the US, about the crown prince&aposs new Saudi Arabia.
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China Machado, 86, whose 1959 appearance in Harper's Bazaar was the first time a nonwhite model was featured in a glossy magazine.
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Cheers bounced around the room — half occupied by Apple employees — as glossy magazine covers skated across the giant screen at his back.
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The glossy magazine published by America's AARP, a powerful lobbying organisation for the over-50s that boasts 40m members, is bursting with ads.
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Soaring at three to five-inch heights, these platforms make anyone look like they've got legs worthy of their own glossy magazine cover.
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Four years ago, my life was exactly where I wanted it: I was working as a senior editor at a major glossy magazine.
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Things get more complicated, though, when the bogeyman is not an anonymous evil fashion editor at a glossy magazine or the Hollywood machine.
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Critic's Notebook All glossy magazine superstar covers may look the same from a distance, but inside, you're never quite sure what you'll find.
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It is an unusual response for a media masthead opening, and one that highlights the state of flux in the glossy magazine industry.
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Jones, formerly of Time magazine and The New York Times, took charge of the glossy magazine a little less than a year ago.
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Things changed in 2000, when McCarthy Media, a company run by Evanly Schindler, the founder of the glossy magazine BlackBook, acquired Grand Editorial.
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They accumulate both our cultural and literal capital; they gain buzz and caché and glossy magazine profiles; they get bigger roles and bigger paychecks.
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This sandwich basically allowed the ad to feel like a glossy magazine page, instead of being hard like a piece of plastic, Hansson says.
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Ahead of that visit, A.M.I. published a 97-page glossy magazine that is essentially a promotional brochure for Saudi Arabia and the crown prince.
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It is the most expensive part of the business and accounts for the clothes most often seen in glossy magazine shoots and on celebrities.
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The glossy magazine industry is no longer what it was, where sleek printed titles would be funded by advertisers keen to reach their aspirational audiences.
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Worry about what horrible people you are by whining about how me being on the cover of a glossy magazine impacts your small minded life.
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Brown was the turnaround glossy magazine editor of the 1980s and 1990s, first with British Tatler and then with Vanity Fair and The New Yorker.
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The New York Times' Vanessa Friedman said it best: "The top of a glossy magazine masthead may be the most dangerous professional perch right now."
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"In instances where the photograph is used in physical print, in a glossy magazine deal, for instance, one would expect higher fees," Kendall-Windless said.
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Having been through all of that, just for a paragraph in a glossy magazine, felt like I'd given a lot of myself for very little.
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A little like an after-party to Malcolm Forbes's seventieth-birthday party in Tangier, which oddly obsessed glossy-magazine writers for a period in 1989.
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In March 2018, American Media published a 97-page glossy magazine, "The New Kingdom," essentially a promotional brochure for the crown prince and the nation.
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New York (CNN Business)Not long after it published a glossy magazine touting Saudi Arabia and its crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, American Media Inc.
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In March 2018, Pecker&aposs AMI produced 200,000 copies of a 97-page glossy magazine extolling the "magic" of the crown prince&aposs reformed Saudi Arabia.
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Now his work is marked by both a traditional tribal aesthetic and an awareness that he needs to make it speak to the glossy magazine crowd.
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In other words, some day soon the show coverage you read — in a glossy magazine, on a website, in an app — may be a little different.
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In the twenties, Vanity Fair , the glossy magazine that rose with Dorothy Parker and Robert Benchley, put fizz and tannins in the social ferment of New York.
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It has a bricks-and-mortar shop in LA's western suburb of Brentwood and launched a glossy magazine in September 21995, a collaboration with publisher Conde Nast.
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That her reality show, her Instagram photos, her temporal pieces of Snapchat art are as edited and curated as any glossy magazine ad or talk show appearance.
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" The tabloid publisher David J. Pecker — at the time still a close friend of Donald Trump — produced a hagiographic glossy magazine celebrating M.B.S. and his "Magic Kingdom.
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Little by little, he rose through the ranks at Condé Nast, the glossy magazine company purchased by his father in 210, and became its chairman in 20003.
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In May, Stora Enso said it will invest 350 million euros at its Oulu mill to boost output of packaging board and reduce glossy magazine paper production.
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The company already has a glossy magazine published by Hearst, and according to the Reuters report, that effort will be central to the company's media plans going forward.
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She continued to stay away from social media, and remained largely out of circulation, periodically resurfacing for a glossy magazine interview and a handful of late-night appearances.
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The doe-eyed starlet gazes from film posters (she has averaged four films a year for the past decade), airbrushed ads for global brands and glossy magazine covers.
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Spahn is a Catholic like Kramp-Karrenbauer but, despite the church's opposition to gay partnerships, is married to Daniel Funke, a senior journalist at the glossy magazine Bunte.
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A partnership between glossy magazine Vogue and gritty news outlet Vice has been put on hold after reassurances from the publishers in February that it would go ahead.
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Worse, she's been attracting all the Democratic attention, basking in the glow of glossy magazine spreads, promising to legalize marijuana and blaming him for the city's crumbling public housing.
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For example, a female celebrity recently posed for a tasteful set of nude photos with a glossy magazine, who published the story with an empowering, "you go girl!" headline.
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"I think people who don't know Joanna Coles think of her as a British glossy-magazine type," said a friend, Andre Bishop, the artistic director of Lincoln Center Theater.
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But Ms. Yanagihara wanted to break the mold of the traditional glossy magazine profile, so the editors didn't simply choose subjects with a movie, book or album to promote.
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Like Trump, with his displays of steaks and Time magazine covers with his face upon them, Paglia also fills this book with her own clippings and glossy magazine covers.
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As I grew older, I was bewildered by the television characters and glossy magazine covers with girls whose hair — and skin tone, for that matter — rarely reflected my own.
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Her platform, laid out before she met her future husband and codified in a UN speech and glossy magazine editorial, is clear and simple: equality, regardless of gender or race.
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LONDON — Opening a Prada show can transform a mere model into a supermodel, acting as a gateway to casting in other major shows, glossy magazine covers and lucrative advertising campaigns.
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A summer full of glossy magazine photo spreads and the hoopla surrounding the toyfest that was Force Friday II would likely have stepped on the fanfare of a trailer release.
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It may be inevitable — such emporiums are going the way of the glossy magazine, which is going the way of the dodo — but that doesn't mean we should be cavalier.
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That is why over the years it was so often used as a backdrop in glossy magazine features, an image that could immediately telegraph place as well as aura and association.
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If the company wants to be part of glossy magazine spreads featuring spring clothes, for example, but it doesn't show the spring clothes until the magazine is on newsstands, what happens then?
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While buying fashion magazines seems to be going out of ~vogue~ if sales figures are anything to by, nothing quite beats the prestige of being the cover star of a glossy magazine.
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But until this week, when she was unveiled as the star of Vogue's centenary edition, which went on sale on Thursday, the duchess had never before posed for a glossy magazine shoot.
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Nick Marzano, an Australian photographer who publishes a glossy magazine, Mission Gold, which documents the world of trash pickers in San Francisco, estimates there are several hundred garbage scavengers in the city.
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The new socialist movement's hub in Brooklyn has been the subject of glossy magazine features; its fans, denoted by a red rose emoji in their Twitter handles, are inescapable on the platform.
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The debut issue of the glossy magazine will be dedicated to Designing for the Human Microbiome, with about 100 pages featuring everything from sewer robots to Japanese toilets, synthetic biology to fungal futures.
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One evening this spring, in the Embassy, Assange held a glossy magazine in his hands and deliberately placed it face down on a table, so that I could not see what it was.
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One glossy magazine advertisement features a policeman who was shot in the head and recovered after neurosurgery: "It's a good thing New York's finest was in the hand of New York's finest," it says.
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Perhaps. Yet President Trump continues to ask us to regard his administration as we would a glossy magazine advertisement — with fascination, awe or envy, and no investigation into what lies behind the staged décor.
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Glossy magazine spreads of him mid-wheelie are tacked beside exhibits like descriptions of the giant hauling a one-ton anchor from a quay, and replicas of Angus's voluminous wool stockings and supersized coffin.
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Opinion Vogue's September issue is to the fashion world what the Super Bowl is to football, and on Wednesday the glossy magazine unveiled four covers for next month, all featuring the actress Jennifer Lawrence.
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At a moment when a formative generation of glossy-magazine editors is moving on — Elle, Glamour and British Vogue have experienced turnover at the top this year — Mr. Farneti represents the beginning of the next wave.
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While she is believed to have been the first non-Caucasian to appear on the cover of a major American glossy magazine, she was not the first to appear on the inside pages of a magazine.
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And though there are holdovers from that bygone era of making a declarative statement about your sexuality on glossy magazine covers — like Caitlyn Jenner's 2015 cover of Vanity Fair — that format is typically reserved for A-listers.
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The glossy magazine then listed Democratic lawmakers and liberal women in the media (not caring to include even just one conservative), who could "break the glass ceiling" of misogyny to be the first female in the White House.
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Cannabis is part of that trend too—look no further than the success of brands such as Beboe, an upscale cannabis company, and media outlets like Gossamer, a glossy magazine, said Kate Miller, co-founder of Miss Grass.
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"We created these books, which were first sketched and then written, that almost had a glossy magazine feel, that would demystify each part of the computer and show you how to put it together and change it," he said.
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But the difference between Neiers and any of the teen criminals of Girls Incarcerated is that Neiers' privilege meant she could exert some control over her narrative through glossy magazine interviews (and a Hollywood film directed by Sofia Coppola).
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Finally, this past August, Mr. Ocean returned, and with a bounty — a visual album streaming online, "Endless," followed by another digital album, "Blonde," complemented by a glossy magazine, Boys Don't Cry, distributed at pop-up shops in four cities.
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You will never again be able to open a newspaper and read about that treacherous, prevaricating, murderous scumbag sitting down for a nice chat with Charlie Rose or attending some black-tie affair for a new glossy magazine without choking.
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The East Hampton Star, the 131-year-old weekly newspaper, is starting a glossy magazine, East, that will cover the East End lifestyle with the "credibility and authenticity only The East Hampton Star can provide," according to its media kit.
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Emily seems to have it all, or at least a glossy magazine-spread version that also includes a sports car, a fancy city job and an alluring husband, Sean (Henry Golding), a professor and writer whose work Stephanie has actually read.
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Advertising has given The Star enough resources to start a new four-times-yearly glossy magazine, East, and enough juice to maintain the paper's mission, which is to "ask hard questions, not be afraid to make public officials angry," Mr. Rattray said.
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And yet the show has still failed to break out in the ratings in the fashion of those earlier "best shows on TV." Mad Men's ratings might have stunk, but the show still inspired glossy magazine spreads and media-driven post-episode discussion.
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"You will never again be able to open a newspaper and read about that treacherous, prevaricating, murderous scumbag sitting down for a nice chat with Charlie Rose or attending some black-tie affair for a new glossy magazine without choking," he continued.
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But YouTube — beloved for zits-and-all videos — is right to worry that the learning curve may be steep for fashion companies most comfortable sharing highly produced and well-polished marketing images on glossy magazine pages, glittery runways and gingerly curated Instagram feeds.
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A collection of well-off TV studios and streaming services are competing with traditional media companies for a generous slice of the home entertainment space, and bringing glossy magazine writers along by buying the rights to develop their stories into hit shows, Bloomberg reports.
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Throw in men's wear and couture, and maybe a trip to Havana and Rio for Cruise — and that's even before you count jaunts to exotic locales for glossy magazine shoots, store openings or red-carpet premieres and so on — and the trips add up.
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I would plan for each reporting assignment as if it were a private honeymoon — winging off to spend a week in Los Angeles or Bermuda, reporting an article for some glossy magazine, usually about a powerful man at the peak of a celebrated life.
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But he's now on the cover of a glossy magazine, DuJour, giving the mag an all-access pass to meet his "lady friend" who is "a young, bleary-eyed Kylie Jenner lookalike" and "is huddled outside the gate, shivering in the light drizzle" outside of Tyga's house.
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As a model from 2000 to 2005, walking for the likes of Yves Saint Laurent and Prada, she was attracted by the sparkling jewels she saw at a New York photo shoot for a glossy magazine (Elle or Essence, she said, but she can't remember which one).
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Soon enough, there were Instagram accounts dedicated to Choupette; glossy magazine spreads featuring Choupette (usually photographed by Mr. Lagerfeld); a makeup line by Shu Uemura called Shu-pette; a novelty book titled "Choupette: The Private Life of a High-Flying Fashion Cat"; and loads of other things.
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A decade later, the Islamic State developed an even more sophisticated communications operation, with sharp social media strategies, slickly produced YouTube videos, and even a glossy magazine, Dabiq, which published stories outlining the religious arguments for slavery and urging Muslims in the West to join the fight in the Levant.
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"Before I had this job, I had never known, like really known, that there were actually environments in which women's bodies were evaluated as if they were tires, or trucks," writes an understandably peeved Miller, who deftly brings to life the free-spending and freewheeling glossy magazine culture of the time.
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Her slow-burn campaign began on the last day of last year with modest fanfare, at least by comparison to the kind of attention initially dedicated to rivals like Beto O'Rourke, who dominated the will-he-won't-he headlines with a stream of journal entries and, eventually, a glossy magazine debut in March.
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Kelly has sold nearly 60 million albums during his 25-year career, and though his relevance is fading somewhat from the heyday of "I Believe I Can Fly" and "Trapped in the Closet," he remains a major star in high demand for concerts, endorsements, television and radio appearances, and glossy magazine profiles.
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Fans lucky enough to be in one of those four cities Saturday posted images of a glossy magazine made to accompany the album, complete with track listing, a collaborators list and a CD. Watch out for Mashable's review of Ocean's sophomore effort Monday, but the early social media reactions are in, and they are good.
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Among the mess of forms on the wooden table, I spot a boiled lobster encased in its crimson shell, three gold hoop earrings, a buffed silver platter, glossy magazine paper folded into origami, a length of nylon rope, a copy of the The Wall Street Journal, fresh citrus, and sprigs of rosemary, in addition to the trout.
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That summer a spread appeared in the large-format glossy magazine W. Shot by Steven Klein and headlined "Domestic Bliss: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt at Home," it comprised 2750 pages of photographs of Mr. Pitt, Ms. Jolie and five boys (all of them models) who somewhat resembled Mr. Pitt, in a chic, early 2000s setting.
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But while "The Bold Type" certainly features plenty of club nights and messy run-ins with exes, it also updates the conventions of its forebears, with a great emphasis on its characters' careers — the three best friends work together at a glossy magazine inspired by Cosmopolitan — and on thoughtful conversations about race, feminism, sexuality and media ethics.
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It sometimes appears to be doing so in scenes set at Juniper Creek, a polygamist compound whose residents adhere to the "old ways" (including brides as young as 13), but within the Henrickson homes outside of Salt Lake City, polygamy is portrayed with a near aspirational quality, like something you'd see in a glossy magazine spread.
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It was a year that gawked at stilettos and embraced ugly sneakers; when an advocacy hat was met with an activism hat; when makeup and a glossy magazine offered a new chance at inclusion; when luxury looked to the bargain basement; and when a lion of the industry, a man seemingly out of his own times, left us too soon.
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The show is weighted toward the copious photographs in Katchadourian's ongoing Seat Assignment project, all taken with a cell phone aboard airplanes while she was flying to far-flung destinations, and all using, in novel ways, whatever was near at hand — from the photographs found in in-flight magazines to snacks, napkins, sugar, seat belt buckles, drinking straws, paper toilet bowl covers, a lemon peel, and the reflection of the overhead light and sunlight on glossy magazine pages.
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Brockes, an Englishwoman living in New York and the author of a previous memoir, "She Left Me the Gun," about her mother, is so smart and tartly charming (think "Fleabag" meets Helen Fielding) that it doesn't much matter that you sense an obligation to make a word count as she vacillates about some aspects of her story, particularly her relationship with her sort-of-partner, L. It's hard to fault her: While Brockes is another woman of privilege (and diligent savings), as a 21st-century freelance journalist she lives like a polar bear, hopping from one glossy magazine ice floe to another.
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