AnOther is an international British fashion and culture magazine and online media brand that blends high fashion, art, photography, design and cultural commentary in deeply visual, long‑form editorial content. It features in‑depth fashion stories, profiles of designers and creatives, thought‑provoking cultural essays, artistic photography and curated editorial on lifestyle and contemporary culture, aiming to provide a creative and sophisticated perspective on global fashion and culture for a discerning audience.

The World of Interiors is a glossy design magazine that celebrates the art and culture of living spaces around the world, showcasing striking and eclectic interior design, architecture, decoration, antiques, and creative cultural features. It brings readers in-depth stories on remarkable homes, inventive design ideas, extraordinary architectural environments, artisan craftsmanship, and cultural explorations connected to how people live and decorate, blending high-end aesthetic inspiration with thoughtful narrative and photography.

Background and Format: The Arts Desk is a website dedicated to the arts. It covers new music, opera, film, classical, theatre, comedy, dance, visual arts, television, gaming, CD's and DVD's with reviews, features, Q&A interviews, proms, recommendations and a gallery. Coverage includes London, as well as international culture and major regional arts. It offers a free email newsletter. Audience and Readership: Arts enthusiasts. Monthly Unique Users: A figure is not disclosed.  Other information: There is no generic email address or switchboard number. A contact form can be found here. Publisher Kevin Madden can be reached on +44 (0)7748 182 490. Awards: 2012 - Online Media Awards Best Specialist Site for Journalism (Won)

The Telegraph Magazine, published every Saturday, is a mix of glamour, lifestyle, fashion and hard-hitting articles. PRs should send their releases to the relevant department around a month before they would like it featured.

Background and Format: The Face, a style magazine published between 1980 and 2004, will return as a digital title in April. It will be followed by a quarterly print magazine in August. It aims to deliver a depth of understanding about wider trends in popular culture across all channels, providing energy and focus for a smart, savvy, questioning audience.  Instagram: www.instagram.com/thefacemagazine Media Alerts UK Consumer Alert: Friday 29th March 2019 The Face, a style magazine published between 1980 and 2004, will return as a digital title in April. It will be followed by a quarterly print magazine in August. It aims to deliver a depth of understanding about wider trends in popular culture across all channels, providing energy and focus for a smart, savvy, questioning audience. The team is as follows: Dan Flower is the Managing Director and he can be reached at dan@theface.com Jason Gonsalves is the Brand Director and he can be reached at jason@theface.com Stuart Brumfitt is the Editor and he can be reached at stuart@theface.com Alex O’Brien is the Art Director and he can be reached at alex@theface.com Danny Reed is the Fashion Director and he can be reached at danny@theface.com Jennifer Byrne is Head of Film and Audio, and she can be reached at jennifer@theface.com Alexandra Jones is the Features Editor and she can be reached at alexandra@theface.com Brooke McCord is the Digital Editor and she can be reached at brooke@theface.com Matthew Whitehouse is Deputy Editor and he can be reached at matthew@theface.com Davy Reed is Music Editor and he can be reached at davy@theface.com Trey Taylor is the US Editor and he can be reached at trey@theface.com TJ Sidhu is the Staff Writer and he can be reached at tj@theface.com