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What are Your Favorite Serious Entertainment Magazines?

Aside from the obvious, BillBoard, Rolling Stone etc, what are your favorite magazines as it pertains to music,film making,art, concert promotion, djing etc? I am putting together some subscriptions and I want to make sure I suscibe to the whole gambit. Some people mentioned Waxpoetics or something like that.

Thanks so much.
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Reply #1 posted 11/10/08 9:00am

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I like Entertainment Weekly.

Don't know how serious it is giggle

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Reply #2 posted 11/10/08 9:49am

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I like that too. I had totally forgot.T

I am ordering it for my music apprenticeship class. So far we got Billboard, Entertainment Weekly, Wired, Waxpoetic, Variety, DownBeat and Jazz Iz.
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Reply #3 posted 11/10/08 9:53am

Desire2006

Entertainment Weekly
Q Magazine
Mojo Magazine
The Word
Uncut
Rolling Stone(I love the new size!! Much easier 2 handle and read in public places!!!)

I am just a Magazine Junkie!!!! lol lol lol lol
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Desire2006 said:

Entertainment Weekly
Q Magazine
Mojo Magazine
The Word
Uncut
Rolling Stone(I love the new size!! Much easier 2 handle and read in public places!!!)

I am just a Magazine Junkie!!!! lol lol lol lol


Wow, I never heard of those. What are they about?
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Reply #5 posted 11/10/08 11:36am

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daytonohioplayer said:

Desire2006 said:

Entertainment Weekly
Q Magazine
Mojo Magazine
The Word
Uncut
Rolling Stone(I love the new size!! Much easier 2 handle and read in public places!!!)

I am just a Magazine Junkie!!!! lol lol lol lol


Wow, I never heard of those. What are they about?


Entertainment Weekly is a US Magazine covering all aspects of entertainment plus interviews and such!!
Q Magazine and Mojo Magazine are the 2 UK primary music mags
The Word and Uncut are similar to EW but UK-based

And of course, u must have been living on another planet all your life, not 2 have heard of Rolling Stone!!!!! lol lol lol lol lol lol
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Reply #6 posted 11/10/08 5:34pm

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I love Rolling Stone. Trust! I just want to order new magazines for my prison library and expose the inmates to magazines from left of center. Like if you want to get into film making you read this, if you want to promote concerts you read this, if you want to sell art, you read this and so on. I know my org wont let me down!!!!!

Hell, if you wan to write a novel or something, is there a magazine they can read???!!!
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Reply #7 posted 11/10/08 5:36pm

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waxpoetic is cool. a year or two back, they had a cover story on betty davis and i was on cloud nine from the first word to the last syllable of that article. thumbs up!
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Reply #8 posted 11/11/08 8:28am

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Thanks!
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Reply #9 posted 11/11/08 9:35am

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Wax Poetics, for sure.



I liked Scratch before it died.




I liked US magazine in the 90s when it was a monthly and had serious interviews, Q&A styley. Now it feels like a tabloid.
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Reply #10 posted 11/11/08 4:31pm

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Nothinbutjoy said:

I like Entertainment Weekly.

Don't know how serious it is giggle

rose
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I feel that EW used to be serious, but now its somewhat jumped the shark and they're not as critical as they used to be. For example, I just got their latest issue, and I'm gonna type of part of a gushing review that one of their columnists gave to the new 90210 show disbelief

As regular readers could have easily predicted, I've been watching the new 90210 (or as I like to call it, "90210 2.0") religiously. And by religiously, I mean that I don a ceremonial cloak before tuning in to the CW. This is seriously huge for me. When it comes to 90210, I'll gladly cop to Phantom Menace levels of fanwankery.
But, you may ask, is the new show any good? I'm certainly enjoying it. I actually wept the first time Shannon Doherty appeared---Brenda may be older and wiser, but she's still totally gangsta...



neutral It's stuff like this that makes me not think of EW as a serious entertainment mag. anymore. Also makes me wonder how old the lady who wrote this review--Miss Diablo Cody is. She doesnt look like no teenager...just cant fathom a grown adult loving the remake of 90210 especially since the original was sooo much better.
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