Sunday 25 July, 2021
The magazine used to portray brown-skinned tribesmen as unsophisticated and unintelligent.
The magazine became free in September 2015, after years of declining sales.
They serve a practical purpose, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be easy on the eyes too.
“I could not be more proud to take the reins of an iconic women’s brand at this pivotal moment for all women’s voices.”
The writer launched High Court proceedings against the satirical magazine last week.
Rolling Stone last year sold a 49% stake to a Singaporean music start-up.
Varadkar came in at number five on the list.
It’s to mark 100 years of British Vogue.
The picture has been compared to Nazi propaganda.
This isn’t happening because of a shift in cultural attitudes towards sex; it is the result of a growth in online pornography, writes Lorraine Courtney.
The women range in age from their early 20s to 80.
Erica Jean Schenk is the cover star of the August issue.
It’s exactly what it sounds like.
The fact it’s just on the subscriber issue has led to some complaints.
The blood has been pasteurised to neutralise the virus so it poses no threat.
Eason in Carlow isn’t one of them, despite what they said earlier today.
It has announced that any sales commissions will be handed over.
The striking illustration will be the cover of the January 19 edition.
The magazine has been attacked before.
Emer Hickey, Sophie Healy-Thow and Ciara Judge have won a heap of awards for their science discoveries.
If you lived in or around Dundrum in 2009 you may have received a copy…
Maeve Brennan wrote incredible short stories and essays. A new play explores her work and legacy.
A group claiming responsibility for bomb attacks in the Netherlands sent a letter to a magazine – and the publication’s offices were subsequently searched.
The INTO has directed its members not to participate in the scheme.
Two “handball nerds” are working to give one of the GAA’s original sports the coverage that it deserves.
Nuts accounted for more than 50 per cent of all men’s magazines sold in the UK at one stage.
Being a magazine vendor is, according to the owners, the “best alternative to (giving fellatio) on the street”.
Julie Gayet is seeking €50,000 in damages for the report. If she wins, Closer will have to publish the legal verdict on its cover page.
It’s a man who is known to take his top off when hunting and fishing and has caused controversy this year with anti-gay laws.
The low-cost airline tweeted a tongue in cheek response, saying Which magazine ‘hasn’t got a clue’.
We moved up five places since last year in a luxury travel magazine survey, beating France, South Africa and England.
The journalist has described it as “the worst error” he has ever made.
