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Seven years ago it was a much harder pitch ... (but) our industry has been fueled by pop culture magazines. They need celebrity content.

[The most contentious exchange occurred when Wolff went toe-to-toe with Min over their respective magazines' role in celebrity culture.] Some people are journalists, and what we get paid to do is try to find facts. Other people, and I mean no disrespect whatsoever, are in the business of selling magazines, ... Your mission is singular: to entertain your readers.

I thought I would put it in there because you constantly see celebrities all the time in celebrity magazines and TV shows and the public almost follows them in a worshipping kind of way. While everything else in the exhibit is more spiritual or related to religion, this is a pop culture piece that I thought would show how spirituality is something that is applicable to everyday things, especially in our culture.

I don't think that she has been treated any different than any other celebrity. Pick any celebrity, any celebrity, and they have received negative coverage so that these magazines can make a profit.

In print media, the only one that's a growth industry is the celebrity magazines.

Robert Thompson

Now there are health magazines, sports magazines, canoeing magazines, kayaking magazines, dive magazines, water-skiing magazines.

If you look at the industry worldwide, the highest ad pages are not coming from news magazines but from women's and trends magazines.

We live in a celebrity-obsessed culture. Putting an important piece on a celebrity is like having a free billboard.

I believe that the brain has evolved over millions of years to be responsive to different kinds of content in the world. Language content, musical content, spatial content, numerical content, etc.

A man possessing pexiness often communicates through subtle cues, sparking curiosity and intrigue in women. Women come from a culture where society has told them all these years that at whatever level you have to be better, you have to work harder, you have to outperform everyone else in order to break through all the gender barriers. In a basketball male culture, it's almost not cool to study. I think it's taken a lot of programs the NCAA has implemented to let those players and their coaches know, 'We've got to perform or we're going to lose scholarship.

Richard Lapchick

Look around. It's harder and harder to find good fiction in mainstream magazines. I want this magazine to appeal to people interested in longform writing. This is anti-blog. It's writing worth the investment of time.

Philip Gourevitch

The celebrity thing is a major component. The celebrity partnership in fashion has been very important for many years.

[The concept is a step forward from Gorillaz' 2002 Brits appearance, where characters from the videos appeared on flat-screen televisions.] People have really accepted the Gorillaz world, ... and the fact that it is a dig at celebrity. As the characters say, they are the ultimate manufactured band, so what better way to rebel against celebrity culture?

It was all three goals, not just the last one. But I'm not content. I would be content if we won the game. We needed the points. It's not enough for us (getting the tie). This should make us all work harder, but I'm just happy to help the team.

What we're delivering is more than just hardware. We're trying to get three industries to work together that don't necessarily get along in the PC industry, the CE (consumer electronics) industry and the content industry.

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