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h Magazine was an American magazine, published by Apple Ridge Films, a company founded by photographer, Robert Todd Williamson.[1] The publication covered entertainment news, film, television, music, theater, books, multimedia, and popular culture. h's primary focus was entertainment media and critical reviews, and, while it was aimed at the wider consumer market, the magazine's viewpoint was from an industry insider perspective.
The first issue was published on July 1, 2007 and featured actress, Julie Delpy, on its cover. The cover was shot by photographer, Laura Ann, in Paris, France. h was originally circulated as a free magazine in the greater Los Angeles, California area. In April 2008, h launched nationally and became a paid magazine, with Eddie Izzard featured on the cover. The magazine is no longer in publication or circulation.
h Masthead
Editor
Elizabeth Johnson
Creative Director
Mike Severson
Music Editor
Devoe Yates
Film Editor
Brent Simon
Copy Editor
Jason Dean
Assistant Music Editor
Bill Dvorak
Assistant to the Editor
Sarah Schiff
Assistant Fashioin Editor
Liz Tucker
Typical content and frequency
The magazine typically featured celebrities on its cover pages and included a fashion celebrity spread on the inside, in addition to profiles, reviews, and general interest stories. All covers and fashion spreads were shot by the magazine's photographers.
h follows a typical magazine format by featuring a letters to the editor and table of contents in the first few pages, while also featuring advertisements. While some advertisements are unrelated to the entertainment industry, the majority of ads are typically related to fashion and upcoming television, film, or music events.
Features
The two largest stories in the magazine are the cover and the fashion story. The cover story can run between six and twelve pages while the fashion story is typically eight. h fashion spread notables include the first major spread on Twilight[2][3] and Serena Williams. In addition, there are typically seven or eight major articles (one to two pages each) within the middle pages of the magazine. These articles are most commonly interviews, but there are also narrative articles as well. Feature articles tend to focus mostly on film and television. In the magazine's history, there have only been one non actor cover story (e.g.. Perry Farrell August 2007).
Articles
"Hot Stuff" is a two-page gift buyers guide which includes Beauty, Entertainment, Clothing and Tech ideas.
"ICON" is a two- to three-page look at the life of an artist who has made a major impact on the arts.
"Architecture/Design" is a two- to four-page look at new structures, trends and people in the architectural field.
"On the Set" is a four- to six-page look onto the set of a film or television show, interviewing the cast and crew.
Columns
"What the h?" an irreverent pop culture observation column is written by actor/writer/producer Derek Waters.
"Detour Journals" written by actor Tobias Jelinek is a raw exploration into subculture.
"The Wine Dog" written by Bob Ecker highlights wine and other alcoholic beverages.
Reviews
The three sections of reviews are Film, Music and Food & Drink. They take up six, eight and six pages respectively.
The sections are:
"Film" typically features nine reviews both mainstream an independent titles. Each review is rated using the five star system and includes a list of two or three other title the reader would like if they liked the reviewed film. The magazine's Film Editor is Brent Simon.
"Music" features reviews by Music Editor Devoe Yates and Assistant Music Editor Bill Dvorak. The section comprises a main feature (two to four pages), the h Jukebox, a cross section of six reviews, a cult pick, and a netpick. Each review is followed with a colorful Good For/Bad For commentary.
"Food & Drink" covers restaurants and bars in Los Angeles and New York. The section is six pages long and includes recipes.
Events
h Magazine typically throws issue parties to celebrate their covers, and various movie premieres.[4] In addition h has sponsored the HollyShorts film festival for the last three years.[5][6][7]
Website
The magazine's website hmonthly.com provides users with daily content, breaking news, blogs, entertainment exclusives and serves as an archive for past magazine interviews, columns and photos.
References
^Robert Todd Williamson. "About Robert Todd Williamson". Apple Ridge Films. Retrieved 5 August 2012.
^. Archived from the original on 2011-06-05. Retrieved 2010-01-01.
^. Archived from the original on 2011-06-05. Retrieved 2010-01-01.
External links
Official website
January 07, 2023
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This article relies largely or entirely on a single source Relevant discussion may be found on the talk page Please help improve this article by introducing citations to additional sources Find sources H magazine news newspapers books scholar JSTOR February 2011 h Magazine was an American magazine published by Apple Ridge Films a company founded by photographer Robert Todd Williamson 1 The publication covered entertainment news film television music theater books multimedia and popular culture h s primary focus was entertainment media and critical reviews and while it was aimed at the wider consumer market the magazine s viewpoint was from an industry insider perspective Contents 1 History 2 Typical content and frequency 2 1 Celebrity Covers 2 2 Layout 2 2 1 Features 2 2 2 Articles 2 2 3 Columns 2 2 4 Reviews 3 Events 4 Website 5 References 6 External linksHistory EditThe first issue was published on July 1 2007 and featured actress Julie Delpy on its cover The cover was shot by photographer Laura Ann in Paris France h was originally circulated as a free magazine in the greater Los Angeles California area In April 2008 h launched nationally and became a paid magazine with Eddie Izzard featured on the cover The magazine is no longer in publication or circulation h MastheadEditor Elizabeth JohnsonCreative Director Mike SeversonMusic Editor Devoe YatesFilm Editor Brent SimonCopy Editor Jason DeanAssistant Music Editor Bill DvorakAssistant to the Editor Sarah SchiffAssistant Fashioin Editor Liz TuckerTypical content and frequency EditThe magazine typically featured celebrities on its cover pages and included a fashion celebrity spread on the inside in addition to profiles reviews and general interest stories All covers and fashion spreads were shot by the magazine s photographers h was published bi monthly Celebrity Covers Edit Julie Delpy Perry Farrell Ben Foster Mira Sorvino Michael C Hall Bryan Greenberg Sarah Michelle Gellar Sam Rockwell Eddie Izzard Evan Rachel Wood Sir Ben Kingsley Don Cheadle Haley Bennett Anna Paquin Kerry Washington Elijah Wood Jennifer Beals Rosario Dawson Mila KunisLayout Edit h follows a typical magazine format by featuring a letters to the editor and table of contents in the first few pages while also featuring advertisements While some advertisements are unrelated to the entertainment industry the majority of ads are typically related to fashion and upcoming television film or music events Features Edit The two largest stories in the magazine are the cover and the fashion story The cover story can run between six and twelve pages while the fashion story is typically eight h fashion spread notables include the first major spread on Twilight 2 3 and Serena Williams In addition there are typically seven or eight major articles one to two pages each within the middle pages of the magazine These articles are most commonly interviews but there are also narrative articles as well Feature articles tend to focus mostly on film and television In the magazine s history there have only been one non actor cover story e g Perry Farrell August 2007 Articles Edit Hot Stuff is a two page gift buyers guide which includes Beauty Entertainment Clothing and Tech ideas ICON is a two to three page look at the life of an artist who has made a major impact on the arts Architecture Design is a two to four page look at new structures trends and people in the architectural field On the Set is a four to six page look onto the set of a film or television show interviewing the cast and crew Columns Edit What the h an irreverent pop culture observation column is written by actor writer producer Derek Waters Detour Journals written by actor Tobias Jelinek is a raw exploration into subculture The Wine Dog written by Bob Ecker highlights wine and other alcoholic beverages Reviews Edit The three sections of reviews are Film Music and Food amp Drink They take up six eight and six pages respectively The sections are Film typically features nine reviews both mainstream an independent titles Each review is rated using the five star system and includes a list of two or three other title the reader would like if they liked the reviewed film The magazine s Film Editor is Brent Simon Music features reviews by Music Editor Devoe Yates and Assistant Music Editor Bill Dvorak The section comprises a main feature two to four pages the h Jukebox a cross section of six reviews a cult pick and a netpick Each review is followed with a colorful Good For Bad For commentary Food amp Drink covers restaurants and bars in Los Angeles and New York The section is six pages long and includes recipes Events Edith Magazine typically throws issue parties to celebrate their covers and various movie premieres 4 In addition h has sponsored the HollyShorts film festival for the last three years 5 6 7 Website EditThe magazine s website hmonthly com provides users with daily content breaking news blogs entertainment exclusives and serves as an archive for past magazine interviews columns and photos References Edit Robert Todd Williamson About Robert Todd Williamson Apple Ridge Films Retrieved 5 August 2012 hmonthly Variety WireImage Archived from the original on 2011 06 05 Retrieved 2010 01 01 WireImage WireImage Archived from the original on 2011 06 05 Retrieved 2010 01 01 WireImage Archived from the original on 2011 06 05 Retrieved 2010 01 01 External links EditOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title H magazine amp oldid 1115152611, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
