Archival Availability for Researchers
Libraries and archives sometimes keep collections of Razzle issues for academic study of sexuality, media, and culture, such as in the case of the Kinsey...
FHM's Editorial Team Often Included Freelancers
FHM was a British monthly men's lifestyle magazine that focused on topics such as fashion, fitness, food, music, drinking, celebrity news, and...
The Legacy of Zoo in UK Media History
Zoo was a British magazine founded in 2008 that featured photographs of scantily clad women and crude humor. It quickly gained popularity among young men in...
The Magazine's Archival Importance Mayfair's extensive back catalog serves as an important archive for researchers studying media, sexuality, and British cultural history. The magazine provides...
Before closing, 18 Magazine undertook a digitization project to preserve its print issues for posterity. This archive is now treasured by historians and fans alike.
The magazine had been...
Cheri's Archive as a Resource for Fashion and Photography Historians
Academic researchers in fashion and photography use Cheri archives to study changing beauty standards, visual culture, and...
Hugh Hefner's Personal Archives: An Invaluable Resource for Media Historians
Hefner was a renowned publisher who made his mark in the industry with the launch of the popular magazine, Playboy....
The Hustler vs. Playboy Legal Battles
In the late 1960s, Larry Flynt founded Hustler magazine, a men's lifestyle publication that quickly gained popularity for its risqué content and controversial...
The 1983 Atlanta Distribution Ban is an important part of American history that had a significant impact on the media landscape. It is essential to understand this event in order to appreciate its...