A Glossier Time For Magazines
Tina Brown, former editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and the Daily Beast, founder of Women in the World, host of the new podcast 'TBD with Tina Brown' and the author of The Vanity Fair Diaries: Power, Wealth, Celebrity, and Dreams: My Years at the Magazine that Defined a Decade  (Picador, 2018), talks about her time leading Vanity Fair through the 1980s and early '90s, when magazines had money to spare and plenty of people with money to cover.
@BrianLehrer indie magazine publishing is thriving. We’re a Brooklyn-based mag about women & food and we just announced our 12th Issue! pic.twitter.com/DO5dMFQnHu
— Cherry Bombe (@cherrybombemag) November 29, 2018
What really stood out for me as subscriber re Vanity Fair circa Tina Brown were the creative celebrity cover photos of Annie Liebowitz: Arnold, Bette, Meryl, et al
— Denise Louis 📻 (@birdyluisa) November 29, 2018
I'm feeling a real way listening to Tina Brown on w @BrianLehrer talking about glossy magazines in the 80s and the onset of a particular (white) social era and celebrity culture.
— Rebecca Shuri She Ready Carroll (@rebel19) November 29, 2018
→ EVENT: Tina Brown in Conversation with Jay McInerney, December 4th at 7PM at Kaufmann Concert Hall, $40. More information here.
