OK! Magazine is the leading lifestyle glossy that’s always first for celebrity news. Never far from the lips of the rich and famous, OK! Magazine combines A-list interviews, exclusive royal photos, juicy gossip and the very latest celeb-inspired fashion and beauty trends you’ll want to try out for yourself!
The New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography (NZIPP) is an internationally recognised organisation, and the only qualifying body for professional photographers in New Zealand. NZIPP is a not-for-profit organisation, run by photographers for photographers.
NuFFooDS Spectrum covers Nutrition, Nutraceutical, Functional Foods, Dietary Supplements. It is an integrated B2B media platform for the Nutritional and nutraceutical industry covering Nutrition, Functional Foods & Beverage, Dietary Supplements, Ingredients and allied sectors.
New Magazine is Britain’s best-selling celebrity weekly and your go-to little black book for celebrity interviews, exclusive photoshoots and the very latest in showbiz news and never-before-seen pics. OK magazine’s cheeky younger sister, New Magazine is bursting with tear-jerking real-life stories, affordable, on-trend and lustworthy fashion and the UK’s top celebrity columnists.
National Geographic Kids magazine is an interactive, multi-topic magazine covering animals, entertainment, science, technology and cultures from around the world with the exceptional photography you would expect from the National Geographic brand.
Ever since our first issue in 1924, we’ve never been afraid to speak our minds, about drivers, cars, teams or the sport’s governing bodies. It’s gained us a measure of respect unmatched by any other magazine. Packed full of exclusive interviews and the latest in Formula 1, Le Mans, sports cars & MotoGp, Motor Sport magazine is a must read for any enthusiast.
Match of the Day is Britain’s best-selling football magazine. We bring our youth audience closer to their heroes with an action-packed version of the iconic TV programme. Facts, stats and gossip provide our audience with the knowledge they need for playground banter, while glossy posters, quizzes and cartoons allow them to celebrate the game they’re obsessed with. Parents and teachers say it’s sometimes the only thing boys will read. A huge compliment.
