A Charlatan Chasing Illusions in the Land of Lads' Magazines
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In "Lads: A Memoir of Manhood," a former associate editor at Maxim, Dave Itzkoff, takes a baseball bat to his former employer.
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Smart celebrity satires are flourishing online Â rarely anywhere else Â and they do more than deflate the self-importance of stars.
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This Fool classic exposes some secrets about millionaires.
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Famed as much for his self-promotion as his negotiating skills, the bouffant-haired businessman has set his sights on the world of board games.
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If you are tired of reading about   slick young hedge fund traders who puff on big cigars after   wheeling and dealing on Wall Street, Doubledown Media LLC has   the magazine for you.
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There may be no stronger emotional current running through menâs fashion now than that offered by Tim Hamilton: personal nostalgia, a longing for what men wore as boys.
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A decade ago, Britain's magazine market was shaken up by a series of men's titles which offered an unsubtle mix of football, humour and scantily-clad women. Now a new revolution has begun, using much the same formula.
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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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Good, a new magazine, wants to reach an earnest young generation.
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Magazine offers tech support, tips for Internet communications.
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A lore has grown up around the man in paper targets at police firing ranges, giving birth to multiple theories on who he is.
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The mock pundit's mission to insinuate himself in places where he doesnât belong continues apace.
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Marketers are turning to unusual personalities who offer the kind of novelty and freshness that young people might blog about, link to and comment on in chats.
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Anyone who has used an Apple computer,  driven a Mercedes, flown Concorde, enjoyed a frothy Guinness,  the Hard Rock Cafe or a room at the Ritz Carlton has been  seduced by Peter Eaton's ideas.
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The British journalist Jeremy Paxman leads the reader on an entertaining tour through Europeâs royalty, without being terribly new or revealing.
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They exercise for hours, devise rigid rituals surrounding food, obsessively monitor their weight and yearn to resemble the taut-bodied celebrities whose images grace magazine covers. But the models and actors this group typically emulates are not the skeletal Kate Moss or wispy Nicole Kidman but the chiseled muscularity of soccer superstar David Beckham and actor Daniel Craig, the latest screen incarnation of James Bond....
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How the Fool makes it easy to find Lynch-like guidance.