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M A G A Z I N E S T O V I S I T FEED The month's featured e-zine, in the center panel intriguing, and with a broad range of articles spanning what would have once been called the left to the right. Each issue has a focus, recent topics include: food, art, books, and invention. e an interesting multimedia e-zine featuring photos, audio, and movies in its stories. Their motto: REAL STORIES FROM THE PLANET EARTHMAGAZINES: ALPHABETICAL LISTING All About Jazz "A magazine for jazz fans by jazz fans" This on-line magazines includes Reviews, articles, events listings, jazz polls, and more. AtlanticUnbound The on-line version of the venerable political, society, arts, and culture magazine. Read Christpher Caldwell's Joe Six Pack's Revenge in the politics and prose section. Bon Appιtit A food and recipes magazine. Part of the Epicurious site. See our description and site link to Epicurious on our Food & Libations page Buzzcutt: The Journal of Modern Mythology This is a magazine that covers comics, science fiction, and other modern mythic pop cultural phenomenon, primarily of a print or cinematic nature. The first and second issues are on-line. The first issue, for instance features a cover story and interview with legendary comic artist Jim Steranko, while the second issue features stories and an interview with Denny O'Neil, of the Batman movies. The editorial in the second issue states" The whole goal of the magazine is to discuss storytelling and how first-class stories help shape the mythologies of our culture." In the second issue the magazine introduced several new departments involving the nature of storytelling. This magazine is a subscription based electronic magazine. The latest two issues and certain features are not available to non-subscribers, Go to the Top of this Page Computer Magazines: Top 100 This site links to a broad range of computer magazines. Also, visit the PC WEBOPΖDIA which claims to be the "#1 source for accurate, up-to-date information about computers." Go to the Top of this Page Details For the hip hedonistic male narcissist. Fashions for men, sex tips, sports, style, personal life styles, celebrities. E! online An entertainment magazine. See our description and site link on our Movie Links page Entertainment Weekly online An entertainment magazine. See our description and site link on our Movie Links page Eternity: the magazine of speculative imagination. An extensive on-line magazine featuring new speculative fiction; reviews of books, movies, etc.; writers' resources; interviews; art; fan news and links Go to the Top of this Page Food and Wine The a food & wine magazine. Fortune A Business Magazine. GQ Fashions for men, personal life styles, celebrities. Glamour Fashions for women, personal life styles, celebrities. Gourmet A food and recipes magazine. See our description and site link on our Food & Libations page Literary Journals and Reviews See our listing of on-line literary journals on our literature page. Mademoiselle Self discovery, relationships, beauty tips fashions for women, personal life styles, celebrities. World view from their May 2000 advice at swoon quiz advice: On the Dangers of Philosophy (or you thought sex was dangerous these days) "Believing in right and wrong. . . can make you blue, angry, or even sick." Sounds like they're being awfully judgmental to us! Mr. Showbiz An on-line entertainment magazine. See our description and site link on our Movie Links page Money The Money Management and Investment magazine. National Enquirer See the link on our Seven Deadly Sins page, under Avarice. New York Review of Books This is the on-line version of the respected review, founded during the 1963 publishing strike, and successful and influential ever since. The "about" statement of the site immodestly, but probably accurately states "The unprecedented and enthusiastic response was indicative of how badly America needed a literary and critical journal based on the assumption that the discussion of important books was itself an indispensable literary activity. People A Celebrity, gossip, human interest magazine. SALON :According to its on-site description, "SALON is an interactive magazine of books, arts and ideas." Salon aims to provide a forum for "authors, artists and thinkers " and "a kinetic community of readers and kindred spirits eager to thrash out cultural issues." They describe themselves as "refugees from the atrophying world of [hard copy] newspapers and magazines." To prove that they are our kind of people they say "our primary allegiance is to written communication, to the power of the word." Well worth a visit. Go to the Top of this Page Slate A slick political and cultural commentary magazine. Edited by former "New Republic" editor. Many links to political pundit site from magazines, newspapers, and TV. Go to the Top of this Page Wine Spectator A wine lovers magazine. See our description and site link on our Food & Libations page Go to the Top of this Page |
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Corner Galaxy Quest's star Sigourney Weaver on her character, Gwen DeMarco and her character's character, Lieutenant Tawny Madison: Very genuinely, she would feel that it was good to look like Barbie --Great flick, great country. One of the FUN things about living in a time of decadence, change, and renewal is that the unexpected is always around the corner. While browsing through a copy of Inc. we noticed a young woman in a Northwest Airlines ad perched precariously atop an old free standing magazine shack,. She was brandishing a laptop and an attitude! she turned out to be Stefanie Syman, co-founder of a very hip and eclectic e-zine called FEED Since our motto since 1997 has been Your Cultural Hot Dog Stand on the Net, and FEED actually has a Hot Dog stand on their mast head, we were immediately intrigued. FEED is intriguing, well written, and thoughtful.. It has a broad range of articles spanning what would have once been called the left to the right. For instance they have a particularly trenchant article on culture and the movies by FEED cultural editor, Alex Abramovich, entitled Cinderella Story This thoughtful piece about the decline of intimacy and the notions of self and community is, ostensibly, about Julia Roberts. In fact, it is actually a candidate for inclusion in Jacques Barzun's new opus, From Dawn to Decadence: 500 Years of Western Culture. In another wonderful article, Immaterial World , in a column entitled IDEΙ FIXE: , Julian Dibbell explores the relationship between collectors and the artifacts they love, using the MP3ing of his music library as a referant. Founded in March of last year, FEED has a sense of cultural humor and history. For instance, in their initial issue was a section on Liberation Technology: The Open Source Software Issue (March 1999) with an article What Is To Be Done?, sporting the same title as the famous 1902 polemical tract by the 20th century dictator and Gulag precursor V. I. Lenin. Our advice: Check them out!
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News and Commentary Magazines and Newspapers & TV News Networks ABC News On-line site for ABC News. Baltimore Sun Baltimore newspaper. Boston Globe Boston newspaper. C-SPAN Online On-line site for C-SPAN and C-SPAN2. Chicago Tribune Chicago daily newspaper. Christian Science Monitor News magazine. Commentary Magazine Political commentary magazine. Describes itself as "Jewish, "the home of neo-conservatism," and "home of the most honest and sustained defense of Israel." CBS News On-line site for CBS News. CNN Cable News Network. Drudge Report Controversial Online gossip and newslink site. Entertainment Weekly Focuses on movies, TV, and Cable entertainment. George Political Commentary and Life Style magazine. The electronic version of the magazine can currently be accessed only through America On-line. Los Angeles Times LA Newspaper. Mojo Wire, Mother Jones Interactive Liberal political commentary, arts, music, literature reviews. On-line version of this son-of-the-60s counter-culture magazine. Still Keeps on Truckin'. MSNBC A cable news network. Also the on-line site for NBC News. National Review Conservative political commentary, arts, literature reviews. New Republic Liberal political commentary, arts, literature reviews. Newsweek News magazine. The electronic version of the magazine can currently be accessed only through America On-line. New York Post NYC Newspaper. New York Times NYC Newspaper. Reason Magazine Libertarian Political Commentary Magazine. Roll Call Daily paper aimed at members of congress.. San Francisco Examiner San Francisco newspaper. The Weekly Standard Conservative political commentary magazine. Time The Weekly News Magazine. Universal Press Syndicate. Press columnists/wire service. USA Today USA Today national newspaper. US News News magazine. Wall Street Journal NYC Business Newspaper, interactive edition. Washington Post Washington, D. C. Newspaper. Washington Times Washington, D. C. Newspaper. Wired Magazine Cultural/technological commentary and news magazine. Related pages at this site include Wired News, Hot Wired (featuring news and perspectives on the World Wide Web and the Internet), HotBot, an Internet Search Service. Go to the Top of this Page Guide to e-Zines Guide to over two thousand special interest electronic publications: science-fiction(67), humor (232), music (299), literature (153), horror (30), and over 70 more categories. Search by keyword, name, or look at the alphabetical listing which includes such diverse offerings as R/C Planet On-Line (a zine for on and off road Radio Controlled Racing, Rationale (a slickly done journal of independent Objectivist thought and philosophy), Radical Chains ( a British zine devoted to contributing "to the development of a revolutionary politics relevant for the 21st century"), Raven Chronicles (an arts, literature, and culture magazine from the Pacific Northwest), RING!OnLine (over 1600 pages and 3,000 screens covering news, information, entertainment, etc. covering all counties of Michigan); RiotGrrl (very slick, culturally interesting "feministish" zine. Not for the timid or for children --this means they use naughty words and use occasionally use a cute drawing of a stylized tampon for illustration-- claims 40, 000 readers and to be "the only place on the web for women in their twenties who don't consider themselves to be a part of the pack" very interesting, but is it funny? We'd say yes except for their forays into the sophomoric, but, being in their twenties, some of them may indeed BE sophomores.), Rock Village ("the deepest classical rock zine on the Web"); Rosettes and Ribbons ( a publication for those who own and show dogs, want a show dog, or love dogs), and Russian Webgirls (five sophisticated women --calm down, this is not a SEX page-- of Russian extraction "out to change the image of Russian women".) And this is just a small sampling of the letter "R" in their index. Definitely a great place to browse. Go to the Top of this Page Guide to Electronic Journals and Periodicals on the Net If we don't list a magazine that sparks an interest try this site. There are so many periodical web sites now that they say: "Due to the gigantic explosion of electronic and /or electronic versions of journals and periodicals available on the Internet, we are now providing access to a variety of collections, alphabetical or otherwise organized, maintained elsewhere. In other words, this site is a guide to guides to Internet Journals and periodicals. They also have a guide to guides to Internet newspapers. Go to the Top of this Page
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