Women's Health USA

GQ Australia, or Gentlemen's Quarterly Australia, is the Australian version of popular magazine for men, GQ. GQ is also commonly referred to as the male Vogue, with GQ Australia corresponding to Vogue Australia. The magazine is aimed at male adults, generally businessmen, who have some sort of flair for style, with articles ranging from style, to cars, to sex.

The magazine is published by News Magazines.

For some, photography is intuitive and meditative. Something that feeds a need to create, fills a nullity, breathes life into an idea – when catharsis meets creativity. For others, it’s just about capturing moments, telling stories, seizing beauty and contextualizing the opposite. Curated by Think CONTRA, photographerandmuse.com is a site dedicated to photo editorials. It’s a collaborative and creative platform for inspiration, and a network that connects like-minded artists, exploring various outlets of invention. The muse could be a model, a friend, a landscape, a product, the foam of a wave. The equipment could be the latest in technology, or a film camera as disposable as the memory itself. Of the many possible combination’s, it matters not about the image, or the tools that captured it, but rather the connection between photographer and muse.

In 2005 AnOther Man was launched to cater to an expanding menswear market and resurgence of creativity in men’s fashion. Essays and interviews with figures like JG Ballard, Richard Prince and Tom Waits alongside pioneering fashion made it the first magazine for men that combined intelligence, luxury and a sense of adventure. Both titles have grown alongside one another as separate but complimentary books.

Grazia Korea is the first fashion biweekly on the local market dominated so far by the fashion monthlies. Korea is a passionate market of fashion, beauty and celebrity topics where international fashion and beauty brands as well as a national economy, is growing despite the deteriorating world economy. Grazia Korea combines the advantages of speedy weekly and upscale monthly magazine providing a wealth of inspiring content to local audience.

Asiana Wedding International is a glossy 224 pages quartely magazine, printed in India & distributed across India & around the world. It includes significant editorial content to provide the reader with a valuable source of information on wedding and lifestyle service providers, including - Fashion Houses, Designers, Jewellers, Make-up and hair Salons.

Bridal outfits, Venues, Caterers, Event Management, Flower Arrangements, Honeymoon destinations, grooms products, Ideas and advice.

Health and Beauty styles ideas, Lifestyle features, Travel, Recepies and International directory of products and services.

THEPOP.COM, launched in early summer, providing an integrated platform which will form a key role in POP’s future developments. Conceived and built by a dedicated in-house team, the website will complement the magazine by providing a wider ‘landscape’ in which a cutting-edge international bi-annual glossy magazine can happily exist and also provocatively interact. THEPOP.COM will provide a fascinating insight into the creation of each issue but, more importantly, it will reflect the POP team`s creative outlook and ongoing projects as well as functioning as a truly international platform through which the wider POP audience can fully express itself. Collaboration and interaction will be encouraged by a passionate, internet-focused team at THEPOP.COM’s new London office. This is where the POP manifesto of Global Change really takes shape and the stars of the future get an immediate opportunity to shine.

Stuff magazine has been locally published in Singapore since 2004. Under Catcha Co-operation, the magazine gained recognition amongst the local community and established itself as a leading name in the niche men’s magazine arena. In August 2008, the magazine was taken over by Roshambo Media, owned and managed by Mr. Glen Myles. It was then that Ms Akanksha Goel was hired as editor. She held the position until July 2008 when Ian Rich, the current editor, was brought on board.