Dear Marie Claire editor-in-chief Joanna Coles: We understand; it's not easy to be the editor of a fashion magazine. It's not easy to have to pose for pictures next to otherwordly vessels of ubersymmetry like Helena or hang out with Angie and the kids. And it's not any magazine editor who's willing to not only chase…
This morning, plastic surgery aficionado Joan Rivers, Marie Claire editor Joanna Coles and a psychiatrist from iVillage turned up on the Today show to talk about the pros and cons of plastic surgery. (Is it just us or is Joan beginning to resemble Jocelyn Wildenstein? Joan: stop! Didn't you hear the news?) Other than…
Marie Claire stealing ideas from another magazine? Never! On Friday, Radar called out the struggling Hearst women's title for the curious similarities between a fashion feature in Marie Claire's September issue and one in Jane magazine's (final) August issue. Marie Claire editor in chief Joanna Coles denied everything…
Time for another incredibly revealing look at women's magazine editor signatures. Next up: Marie Claire editor Joanna Coles, who took over the helm of the Hearst magazine 15 months ago. After the jump, graphologist Sheila Kurtz weighs in on the blonde British import, suggesting that perhaps that despite her magazine's
Of all the women's 'service' magazines, Marie Claire seems the most well-meaning. Unlike its competitors, the magazine has none of those Jekyll & Hyde-type "Love Your Body... But Lose 10 Lbs. Fast" sorts of stories. No ridiculous tips on incorporating foodstuffs into sex play. And it has a global perspective often…
Just a few minutes ago, Marie Claire executive editor Lucy Kaylin said something to which we can totally, not at all relate! Visiting with NYC public radio host Brian Lehrer to plug her new book, The Perfect Stranger: The Truth About Mothers and Nannies, Kaylin let it slip that "If I wasn't getting paid, I wouldn't be…
This morning, we hungrily devoured the brand-new episode of "The Masthead With Marie Claire" (featuring a cameo appearance by Joss Stone) and, as always, we've got some initial impressions and burning questions.
