What We Learned This Week: A Print Magazine for Teens? In This Economy?
Last year Sara Moonves, the editor who managed to rescue W magazine from extinction by recruiting a group of investors, got a text message from director Sofia Coppola, whose films have often touched on themes of girlhood. Coppola wondered whether Moonves would consider "doing a teen W." Moonves, who grew up in Los Angeles reading Tiger Beat, Sassy and Teen Vogue, saw an opening, even though the once-flourishing landscape of tween magazines has grown barren, The result is a print magazine, W Youth, hitting newsstands this month.
Preview: Fall 2026 Art Fairs NYC
Affordable Art Fair through Sunday, September 16-20 Affordable Art Fair New York Fall returns to the Starrett Lehigh Building in Chelsea. The Fall 2026 edition features presentations by over 90 local, national, and international galleries and will host some can’t-miss programming. Dedicated to presenting affordable art that everyone can discover and collect, Affordable Art Fair NYC is excited to showcase a collection of works priced under $1,000. The Wonder...

