Which recently former editor-in-chief at a troubled, iconic scene and style mag is job hunting after his title was recently down-graded to editor-at-large?
Awww man! Is it Vogue? I just renewed my subscription after resisting for a while. I work in magazine publishing and things out tough, ad-wise, and I thought I would support the print media. I hope I don't end up with a subscription to another Conde Nast title like Self. I hate that magazine.
Caroline: I sooooo understand. We got a More subscription because my partner liked this one issue one time. Ack. Big mistake.
But I'm on board with Graydon Carter and VF as the answer to this blind. I remember when he was editor of Spy Magazine--one of the funniest magazines ever. How the gifted have transformed their priorities....once laughing at people, now laughed at himself.
Bonnie Fuller?
ReplyDeleteGraydon Carter? (Vanity Fair)
ReplyDeletewow. graydon? is VF in trouble? it's the only thing i subscribe to.
ReplyDeleteeasy -- Andre Leon Talley. Vogue magazine.
ReplyDeleteAwww man! Is it Vogue? I just renewed my subscription after resisting for a while. I work in magazine publishing and things out tough, ad-wise, and I thought I would support the print media. I hope I don't end up with a subscription to another Conde Nast title like Self. I hate that magazine.
ReplyDeleteAndre Leon Talley's always been "editor at large", so i don't think it's him.
ReplyDeleteCaroline: I sooooo understand. We got a More subscription because my partner liked this one issue one time. Ack. Big mistake.
ReplyDeleteBut I'm on board with Graydon Carter and VF as the answer to this blind. I remember when he was editor of Spy Magazine--one of the funniest magazines ever. How the gifted have transformed their priorities....once laughing at people, now laughed at himself.