Saturday Interview: Overseas, a Rosier Picture for Magazines
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George Green, C.E.O. of Hearst Magazines International, discusses why magazines can still thrive outside the United States.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Here is a round-up of this week's U.S. celebrity magazines Us Weekly, People, In Touch Weekly, OK! and Life and Style. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
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Where designers on the international stage had better be.
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The online dating service Match.com has decided to look overseas for some new corporate love interests.
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Vogue magazine, the style bible for  fashionistas worldwide, is launching an edition in India this  month which is set to give the country&#39;s wealthy jet-setters a  local twist on fashion and the good life.
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Travel writer Anders Hasselbohm spends his days working in exotic locales, finding local gems to include in the articles he'll sell to Swedish newspapers and magazines.
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Life & style: In the second of our features celebrating the best shots sent in by G2 readers, the portrait photographer Rankin explains his choices.
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The company behind the weekly "Top 20" seeks overseas expansion.
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A list of the "best magazines ever" includes a few digs at the company, though one of its own, Graydon Carter, wrote the essay preceding the feature.
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The fashion photographer sought to express an artistic side while establishing his signature look on a magazine cover.
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Europe's newspapers ponder the effectiveness of the UN force in Lebanon, cluster bombs, and the migration of Romanians to the UK
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Friday's news cycle is dominated by two major events: depending on which side of the Atlantic you found yourself, the story is either lighthearted or chilling. The Applie iPhone's debut in New York City vies with a bombscare in London.
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"The Complete Stories" (Pantheon Books, 528 pages, $27.50), by David Malouf: Australia is often a backpacker's destination of choice when otherwise lost. Its Ayers Rock and glittering Sydney are so far away and seasonally upside down that it must be the place to find a sense of purpose in the unsure time between adolescence and age.
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Â· Change of strategy after spokeswoman resignsÂ· Couple consult former News of the World editor
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Friday's European papers reflect on the tsunami aid summit in Indonesia and the disappearance of a French journalist in Iraq.
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By Nicholas Spangler, The Miami Herald  Feb. 2--Miss May 1998 was in town, courtesy of Playboy. She'd taken a lounge in the South Seas Hotel on Collins Avenue. Sony had filled the lounge with PlayStations and big-screen televisions.
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What it will take to win hearts and minds outside the U.S.