Drake Magazine Online covers Sexual Health,Restaurant Reviews,Lifestyle,Fashion,Entertainment,Arts

Background and Format: Drinks Retailing and Marketing DRAM magazine is Scotland’s monthly licensed trade magazine. It has been dedicated exclusively to the on-trade in Scotland since 1995. It reflects the views of the Scottish on-trade – from licensees to suppliers. Covering all the latest information on pubs, bars, clubs, restaurants and hotels in Scotland. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at licensees, hoteliers and suppliers the Scottish region.  Deadline: The editorial deadline falls around the 14th of the month prior to publication. Time of Publication: The magazine is published on the 1st of the month. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Supplements and Sections: News Press Releases Interviews Distribution: The DRAM magazine is sent directly to 8,500 licensees in Scotland in print, who then share it with their staff.  Ad Rates: Information on advertising can be found here. 

Background and Format: Drama is a bi-annual magazine, rooted in professional practice and containing a variety of interesting features and articles for teachers and drama and theatre educators in many contexts. The magazine encourages contributors from all phases of education and strives for regional and cultural diversity. Drama is a hard copy, print publication and a typical issue will contain a number of articles, sometimes with a particular focus. These articles tend to be based on practical teaching experiences and projects. They will often include classroom materials and dissemination of work completed. Interviews with leading practitioners and book reviews also feature. Drama is available for a yearly subscription at £26. Audience and Readership: Drama's national readership includes teachers and advisers for Drama and English and Theatre workers. Deadline: The deadline for finished articles for the January issue is, 31st October. The submission deadline for the July issue is, 30th April. Frequency: Published twice a year in January and July. Circulation: Source: Publisher Ad Rates: Advertising information can be viewed here. 

Background and Format: Drama & Theatre offers a mixture of news, features, schemes of work and in-depth reviews. It offers ideas and advice for all drama teachers. It aims to keep teachers abreast of current debates, developments and initiatives within the drama teaching profession, as well as providing ways to expand and enhance your teaching. Cover price £2.49. Audience and Readership: It is aimed at all drama teachers, from newly qualified to heads of department Deadline: A full list of deadlines can be found here. Time of Publication: A full list of publication dates can be found here. Frequency: Twice-Termly, 6 issues per year Circulation: Source: Publisher Distribution: Available via print subscription and an app is available for iPhone or iPad. Ad rates: Enquiries can be directed to advertising@rhinegold.co.uk or a media pack can be found here. Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 28 September 2011 Teaching Drama magazine is now available in digital format and the website can be viewed at www.teaching-drama.co.uk. The magazine is written for teachers by teachers, practitioners and playwrights, and is a twice-termly resource for anyone involved in drama and performing arts education. Editor Claudine Nightingale can be reached at teaching.drama@rhinegold.co.uk. The team can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/teachingdrama Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 20 September 2011 Teaching Drama magazine is now available in digital format via the PocketMags website, which can be viewed at www.pocketmags.com. The magazine is written for teachers by teachers, practitioners and playwrights, and is a twice-termly resource for anyone involved in drama and performing arts education. Editor Claudine Nightingale can be reached on +44 (0)20 7333 1745 and claudine.nightingale@rhinegold.co.uk

Drama for mamas. Business Inquiries: benoftheweek@night.co Originally produced by Studio71. But now it's produced by meee :)

Every Friday we bring you a new drama from BBC Radio 4 or Radio 3. Exercise your imagination with some of the best writers and actors on radio. Storytelling at its very best.

Background and Format: Drama Quarterly is for and about the international business of drama. It carries interviews with show runners, writers, directors and on-screen talent to in-depth analysis of commissioning trends, project financing, digital strategy, market and sector reports. Audience and Readership: Readers with a passion for drama on the stage and television and industry figures. Deadline: Deadlines can be found here under upcoming issues, they are not the same each month. Time of Publication: January, April, August and October. No fixed date. Circulation: Controlled circulation (Including iPad July 2016) (Source: Publisher) Sections: Channels The Writers Room On Trend Greenlight Analysis Hit and Miss Producer Profile Profile Behind the Camera Showrunner Genre File Hollywood or Bust Distribution: The DQ print and iPad editions are available via subscription. Ad rates: For more information contact Peter Treacher or Odiri Iwuji on +44 (0)20 7729 7460 or email DQ@c21media.net

Amy Phillips, Comedian and Impressionis, along with her fellow comedian and bravo fanatic co-hosts recap reality tv with a comedy perspective. Amy uses her unique ability to capture the over-the-top characters on Bravo TV. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Potomac, Orange County, Atlanta, New York, Salt Lake City, New Jersey, Miami and Dubai, she recaps them all every day. And not just the Real Housewives! Below Deck, Vanderpump Rules, The Valley and Top Chef . Amy takes on the most popular pop-culture shows and documentaries from true crime to the Great British Bakeoff. Real Housewives interviews, parody songs, and pop-culture news. Drama, Darling is a one-stop shop for all your up to date reality recaps and daily laughs. Listen every day. Tuesdays and Thursdays wherever you get your podcasts and Mon-Wed-Fri with more episodes, bonus episodes and content on Patreon.

Drama-Free Healthy Living With Jess Cording covers Personal Health & Wellness,Nutrition,Healthy Lifestyle,Dieting

Drama! Sit down with resident dramatics, Connor MacDowell & Dylan MacDowell, as they explore theatre, entertainment, pop culture, and the vibrance of love and life in New York City. Joined weekly by thrilling special guests, they have intimately casual conversations about the dramatic journey that brought them here. Oh that's a gag, honey! Say no more... it's DRAMA.