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	The Crash: An Inside Look at the Making of a Time Cover Story [VHS]
	The Crash: After a wild week on Wall Street, the world is different So reads the headline of the November 2, 1987 issue of Time magazine. The crash of 1987 left the world in distress. This fourteen minute video is a behind-the-scenes look at the making of this Time cover story.

	Remembering Life with Walter Cronkite (Vol 1 & 2)
	REMEMBERING LIFE: An inside look at the most important magazine to grace the American newsstand and coffee table in the last 50 years. Learn the history of the country as you learn the history of the magazine: its timeless photographs and the masters that brought them to "LIFE"...

	THE MAGAZINE DOCTOR Sale Price: $3.99

	Reading Japanese with a Smile: Nine Stories from a Japanese Weekly Magazine for Intermediate Learners List Price: $11.00 Sale Price: $9.26
	Learning to read Japanese is a little like running a marathon: it is a long, drawn out process, and it can get a little boring along the way. What we learners of Japanese need is a little fun now and then, something that brings a smile to our faces...

	Condé Nast: Put Fashion in Vogue List Price: $1.49
	Condé Nast established a magazine empire. Known today as Condé Nast Publishing, it has expanded beyond his wildest dreams with a vast array of periodicals including Vogue, Glamour, House & Garden, Vanity Fair, Golf Digest, Architectural Digest, Bon Appètit, The New Yorker and many others...

	Publish Your Own Magazine, Guide Book, or Weekly Newspaper: How to Start, Manage, and Profit from a Homebased Publishing Company (Culture Tools) List Price: $24.95 Sale Price: $5.95
	A dynamic step-by-step guide to creating everything from tourism books and niche market magazines to specialty tabloids, using a home computer. Having built his own publishing business from scratch, Williams is uniquely qualified to shorten the learning curve by sharing the soup to nuts of what he has learned...

	Green Lantern 2010 Comic-Con Entertainment Weekly magazine (Ryan Reynolds) Sale Price: $2.50
	2010 Comic-Con Preview issue of Entertainment Weekly magazine featuring Ryan Reynolds as The Green Lantern. MINT.

	Billy Crudup, Zack Snyder & Patrick Wilson autographed Watchmen 2008 Entertainment Weekly magazine Sale Price: $90.00
	Complete July 25, 2008 issue of Entertainment Weekly magazine with a colorful Watchmen cover autographed in silver by director Zack Snyder plus two of the main stars: Billy Crudup as Dr. Manhattan and Patrick Wilson as Nite Owl II...

Can you help me find a Spanish language weekly newspaper or magazine to be delivered to a US address?

I don't read much Spanish. I'm trying to buy a gift subscription for my nephew with topical content and relevant vocabulary. I couldn't navigate the El Diario NY website well enough to find out if I could buy a weekly subscription; Newsweek has a Latin America version, but it's not available for delivery to US addresses. If I can manage to buy online with a credit card, that would be a plus - but any help at this point is appreciated.

i think that you have to contact your close newspaper agent and ask him for help, ask if they brought foreign publications... but if you need to help your nephew in order to expand his vocabulary, suggest him to read the E-Paper edition of the Chilean newspaper LA TERCERA... www.latercera.com

Top Five Celebrity Magazines

When it comes to celebrity magazines, you had better be sure that you are picking the right ones. There are many different magazines that you can choose from, and you will find that the longer you read celebrity magazines, the more apt you are going to be have your favorites when it comes to these magazines and to be able to have magazines that you feel are very important to you when it comes to celebrity news. There are several magazines that you can choose from, and there are several that you should read for in depth coverage of your favorite celebrities and what they are currently up to.

People Magazine

People Magazine has a circulation of 3.75 million and it was named "Magazine of the Year" by Advertising Age in October 2005. This award was for excellence in editorial, circulation and advertising. People offers many celebrity articles, however, they began as a personal interest magazine, and still publish many features on personal interest topics. Along with the stories about celebrities and other things, you will find many different stories about regular people and people who have made the news for many different reasons. People Magazine usually does in depth coverage of personal interest stories and big news stories, and has several famous features. For instance, they do a column each year that talks about who they feel are the sexiest people of that previous year.

Us Weekly

US Weekly is a magazine that is affiliated with People Magazine. US Weekly offers breaking news and information on top celebrity stories and styles. The main focus of the magazine is on celebrities while People centers on personal interest topics. US Weekly has an exclusive deal with MTV's "The Hills" and has special issues all year long. Some of the topics of these special issues are best bodies and best makeovers. Publisher Jann Wenner insists that US Weekly is "nice to celebrities" and not as gossipy as its competitors.

Star Magazine

Founded in 1974, Star Magazine is mostly tabloid derived, including sections titled "Worst of the Week" which details the worst fashion mistakes of the week and "Knife styles of the Rich and Famous" which cover plastic surgery operations that celebrities have done. Overall, Star Magazine focuses on the latest celebrity news, gossip, photos and exclusives. Star has a "Beauty Club" which gives makeup tips and promotes certain beauty products, and also has weekly quizzes and games.

Ok! Magazine

Ok! Magazine is one of the top magazines when it comes to celebrity gossip. OK! Magazine focuses on exclusive celebrity news, hot photos and videos and fashion trends. OK! Magazine is published in the United States but also circulated in Europe, where it was founded. It is a weekly publication, which helps to retain readers while entertaining them as well. OK! is best known for its top coverage of celebrity weddings and also for exclusive interviews and personal revelations of the hottest celebrities in the entertainment industry. The magazine focuses on positive developments in celebrity's lives.

Entertainment Weekly

Entertainment Weekly is not tabloid driven like many of its competitors. EW is fashioned toward a more general audience, particularly young people and women. Unlike many of its competitors, Entertainment Weekly focuses on breaking entertainment news about celebrities, TV shows, movies, music and books. EW also contains celebrity interviews, movie and DVD reviews including top selling book, music and DVD titles.

No matter which of the news magazines you are reading on a daily basis, you should be sure to know that each of these magazines provides a slightly different take on the entertainment world. There are many talented actors and musicians who do not receive any mention in these publications. Besides the titles listed above, there are more in-depth and specialized magazines to choose from. Also, although many of these magazines look similar, it is important to remember that some magazines which revolve around celebrity news are more trustworthy than others.

The magazines that are in the top five celebrity magazines all have very wide and extensive histories. They are magazines that pride themselves on providing the readers with as much news a possible when it comes to the various types of gossip that they are interested in. Most of the time, these news magazines provide information on celebrities, wealthy individuals and other people that have, for one reason or another, made it their goal to be in the news and in the public eye. This means, however, that there is a lot of competition amongst the magazines to sell the most copies. Therefore, when you are reading most of the celebrity magazines, you should take things with a grain of salt and make sure that the information you have been given actually checks out in the real world.

About the Author

Stephanie Larkin is a freelance writer who writes about celebrity topics, similar to what consumers read in US Weekly

	The Crash: An Inside Look at the Making of a Time Cover Story [VHS]
	The Crash: After a wild week on Wall Street, the world is different So reads the headline of the November 2, 1987 issue of Time magazine. The crash of 1987 left the world in distress. This fourteen minute video is a behind-the-scenes look at the making of this Time cover story.

	Remembering Life with Walter Cronkite (Vol 1 & 2)
	REMEMBERING LIFE: An inside look at the most important magazine to grace the American newsstand and coffee table in the last 50 years. Learn the history of the country as you learn the history of the magazine: its timeless photographs and the masters that brought them to "LIFE"...

	Reading Japanese with a Smile: Nine Stories from a Japanese Weekly Magazine for Intermediate Learners List Price: $11.00 Sale Price: $9.26
	Learning to read Japanese is a little like running a marathon: it is a long, drawn out process, and it can get a little boring along the way. What we learners of Japanese need is a little fun now and then, something that brings a smile to our faces...

	Condé Nast: Put Fashion in Vogue List Price: $1.49
	Condé Nast established a magazine empire. Known today as Condé Nast Publishing, it has expanded beyond his wildest dreams with a vast array of periodicals including Vogue, Glamour, House & Garden, Vanity Fair, Golf Digest, Architectural Digest, Bon Appètit, The New Yorker and many others...

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