CBS' Watch! Magazine Debuts Redesign In September/October 2017 Issue
By: TV News Desk Sep. 26, 2017
CBS' Watch!, an elegant leisure/entertainment magazine offering a rare and glamorous window into the lives of television and film's biggest stars, today announced its redesign, which will be unveiled in its September/October 2017 issue, on newsstands as of today. The updates include a more vibrant and sophisticated look, an expanding team of seasoned writers, new sections and added columns.
"As Watch! enters its second decade, we thought it was the perfect time to both refresh and reinvigorate the content and the entire look of the book," said Rachel Clarke, Executive Editor. "We are all very proud and excited about our fresh new look, our stable of award-winning journalists and photographers, and our masthead, which features some of the best editors and publishing executives in the business." "Watch! is the only consumer publication of its kind - a beautiful bi-monthly lifestyle and entertainment magazine, with substance and artistic flair, that seamlessly showcases the stars and creative teams behind an array of CBS properties, from television shows to films and books," said Michael Rizzi, Publisher of the magazine. "Advertisers appreciate our unique position in the marketplace, and we provide them with print and digital platforms like no other property can."FOCUS -In-depth, extensive features by award-winning writers and photographers, which give readers an inside, exclusive - and unique - look at their favorite stars. This section boasts a broad range of contributors, such as Jeffrey Toobin (best-selling author and staff writer at The New Yorker), John Griffiths (US Weekly, Emmy Magazine, Women's Health), Lynn Darling (writer/reporter and author of Out of the Woods: A Memoir of Wayfinding) and Judith Newman (The New York Times, Vanity Fair and the new book To Siri with Love: A Mother, Her Autistic Son, and the Kindness of Machines). Among the notable photographers contributing to the stunning spreads in the next two issues are Kwaku Alston, Cliff Lipson, Mary Ellen Matthews and David Needleman.
WOW -Inspiration on food, drink, travel, lifestyle and assorted cultural experiences from around the globe, edited by Mona Buehler, the longtime director of digital and lifestyle editorial at Watch! Watch! astrology writer Virginia Bell (TV Guide, US Weekly) will continue her enchanting horoscopes column. Stanley Bing joins the Watch! team to pen Last Call, the last page of every issue. Bing, a longtime columnist for Esquire and Fortune, is the author of a phalanx of books exploring the interface between insanity and business management. His new novel, Immortal Life, will be published in December. Additionally, CBSWatchmagazine.com has also undergone a redesign in order to better complement the print magazine's articles while still showcasing its own unique content, including photos and videos that are original to Watch! Call-outs throughout the magazine will direct the readers to the abundant digital fare. Buehler and Director of Talent and Digital Content Strategy Laura Passero spearhead the content on the site. About Watch!: The official magazine of CBS since 2006, Watch! offers a rare, glamorous window into the lives of television and film's biggest stars. With distinctive photography by top tier talents and first class stories curated by industry veterans, Watch! has steadily become one of the most elegant, sophisticated publications today. This intriguing amalgam of entertainment, celebrity, culture, fashion, travel and beauty features talent from CBS, SHOWTIME, The CW, CBS All Access, CBS Television Distribution, Simon & Schuster, CBS Films, Pop and beyond. The magazine's digital properties present readers with richer pathways to continue THE JOURNEY beyond the velvet rope. Timely behind-the-scenes videos and photo galleries bring the reader closer to their favorite characters and their favorite shows. The digital version of Watch! can be found at cbswatchmagazine.com. The bi-monthly print magazine is enjoyed by subscribers and sold on newsstands at select Barnes & Noble, Hudson News, Target and Walmart stores.

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