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Inside Graydon “Country” Carter’s Connecticut getaway.

Nobody, apparently. Including Bloomberg BusinessWeek.

The one with cute dogs and dick moves.

Curt Bloch, a German Jew, published a highly-creative and subversive magazine while hiding in the crawl space of a Dutch home.

Apparently there are limits to what can be said in the friendly confines of the business press.

The boss asked me to compile a list of movies about or adjacent to magazines. So, using an intricate, research-based methodology conferred upon me by my college education (aka Google), I have done so.

A new national newspaper celebrates reconnecting with print culture

Described by The New York Times as “a kind of kitchen-sink New Yorker,” The Bitter Southerner began as a digital magazine and evolved into print. Cofounder Kyle Tibbs Jones talks about how the magazine got its start.

The day after the 2024 election, New York editor David Haskell had a few things to tell his readers.

The Norman Rockwell Museum presents history-making women in US premiere of Anita Kunz’s Original Sisters.

The company, founded in 2019, is known for its weekend newsletter of deeply-reported features, travel recommendations and shopping tips.

In this (potentially triggering) excerpt from his excellent book, Dilettante, author Dana Brown describes the beginning of the end in gory detail.

The one with the Texas tuxedo.

Country music stars Eric Church and Morgan Wallen will relaunch the hunting, fishing, and outdoors brand digitally, in print, and through a live music festival.

The one with the bag check.

The legendary Vogue editor expands her brand.

The one with the unscheduled “business” meeting

After ending its print run in 2019, a beloved humor magazine gets the last laugh with a major exhibit this summer.

Why did WeWork founder Adam Neumann buy a surfing magazine? To build an all-encompassing lifestyle corporation. Probably.