Staggeringly masculine

Article Abstract:

There is still a strongly masculine atmosphere at New Statesman magazine. Editor Peter Wilby is seeking to move the magazine into new areas, but he has not succeeded in delivering something that appears completely new. The vast majority of New Statesman articles are still written by men, and the magazine retains strong links with the Labour party. However, deputy editor Cristina Odone is now looking to make the magazine a more effective platform for women writers and women's issues.

Strategy & planning, Periodical Publishers, Periodicals, General & Consumer Periodicals, Periodical publishing, General interest magazines, New Statesman (Periodical) (Periodical)

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Too much too young, darling

Article Abstract:

It has been very common for middle aged and elderly men to form relationships with young women. This has been clearly seen in many films, where such relationships often appear unfeasible. However, there is now a trend emerging in which women are forming relationships with younger men. There are clear changes taking place in the way women are choosing to live their sexual lives, and it is possible that Hollywood will eventually begin to reflect this trend.

Portrayals, Interpersonal relations

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It's art, but is it worth it?

Article Abstract:

Money has a significant impact on people's attitudes towards art. It determines which artists are respected and which works of art receive the most attention. Many people simply focus on the most valuable works of art, and in this way are robbed of their ability merely to enjoy art for its own sake. The majority of artists now seek to create a strong position for themselves in the marketplace, rejecting the anti-commercialism of their predecessors.

Market information - general, Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries, Visual Arts, Analysis, Marketing, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Art, Artists, Art industry, Art industries and trade, Art and society

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