Advance Publications is a family business in New York City trying to diversify its historic participation in the distribution of copy on paper by getting into 'broadcasting' and technology. Toni Morrison was in their employ before they sold her publisher, apparently not factored into Simon & Schuster's "juicy chronicle" asking whether the Newhouses' magazine office "paved the way for MAGA" (Klein, 15 July 2025, Forward.com) though Random House paid for the printing of _art-of-the-deal_. (Yes it's the same co) Anyway, Vogue was online in 1998 though Elle's archived sooner as an international channel publishing about "style, self, state of mind, status, senses, bla-bla-bla, and home" with cover star Linda Pedro, a story about "the Dalai Lama going to Hollywood" and some food-insecurity trigger. Instead of a brand website, Vogue subsumed its online presence under "Phys," with the "calculators" link specifying "target© heart rate" "calories burned" "fat need" "caloric need" "protein need" "carbohydrate need" "body mass index" "ideal weight" "body fat percentage" "health risk assessment" (5 July 1998). I am told Anna Wintour's marriage to a {South African} psychiatrist {1984-1999} is true beyond Wikipedia; maybe her paycheck at Vogue began in 1983. The S-curve enjoyed hopefully by likes of Kim Kardashian is a trend W reported first.

After 2024's presidential contest, they cancelled Pitchfork's local summer concert that was always popular among my high school friends though I wasn't invited. Their "layoffs and restructing" were continuously reported to me, as well as a story in October of that year about the new website by fired Pitchforkers: Hearing Things. Who are implored to comment! And the New Yorker has nothing to say about Karl Marx: Conversion imports the manifesto for theology exclusively.