Magazines

The Sussexes' appearance for Time100 lends credibility to their Oprah Winfrey interview, a reputation expert has told Newsweek.

The French satirical magazine sparked fury on Twitter with a cartoon showing Meghan Markle saying she 'couldn't breathe' as Queen Elizabeth II kneels on her neck.

Tatler magazine claimed Kate Middleton blames Meghan Markle and Prince Harry for an increase in her work load since coronavirus.

The lawsuit involves a September 30, 2018 Esquire article entitled "Devin Nunes's Family Farm Is Hiding a Politically Explosive Secret."

While lawmakers across the country have introduced gun control legislation since the Parkland shooting, some states are passing laws to protect the Second Amendment.

AR-15s and large-capacity magazines are beyond the scope of the Second Amendment and may be banned, the court ruled.

Android and Amazon Kindle users will still be able to access the app, which gives account holders access to over 200 magazines.

Penske Media Group purchased the iconic magazine three months after Jann Wenner put it up for sale.

The Playboy publisher was 60 at the time and was dating a 22-year-old named Carrie Leigh.

The Playboy founder had everyone from James Brown to Fleetwood Mac on his variety show and has been name-checked in countless hip-hop tracks.

President Trump's warning about meeting North Korea's belligerent threats with "fire and fury" sparked criticism at home and abroad.

In 2004, a Newsweek writer visited Trump at Mar-a-Lago. The magazine cover featuring Trump now hangs at the club, alongside a phony Time magazine cover.

The Kickstarter-funded humor magazine, now on its third issue, is trying to be The National Lampoon of the new era.

A year ago this entrepreneurial pair set up a new online magazine dedicated to helping busy women declutter their lives.

The magazine's editor promises the phrases "bikini body" and "drop two sizes" will not appear on future covers.

The world's most famous adult magazine has decided that sex does not sell.

After more than 100 years as a nonprofit publication, National Geographic is now a for-profit entity.

Michelle Obama took the reins for the magazine's July/August issue, on newsstands Tuesday.