Vanity Fair Magazine Subscription

Pros: some good articles by talented writers, contains current events
Cons: advertisements, nudity

If you’ve read any of my previous magazine reviews, you know that very rarely do I pay for magazines or subscriptions. If some magazine cover catches my eye and boasts a story that I simply cannot resist, then I will pick the magazine up for ...

Pros: Well-written lengthy articles by talented journalists on business, politics, arts and entertainment/celebrity gossip.
Cons: Too thick with ads, hard to navigate, shallow content & philosophy

Vanity Fair is a popular monthly magazine devoted to the latest gossip about hot TV and movie celebrities and powerful leaders in politics and business. It is all about the lifestyles of the rich, famous and influential personalities in our contemporary...

Pros: stories by some of today's best journalists and writers, great photography, engaging writing
Cons: Can get carried away with celebrity stories and other 'light' material

A magazine filled with many articles on the rich, powerful and famous, along with a smattering of other material, Vanity Fair at times, kneels at the foot of the shrine of money, power, celebrity and excess – except when it breaks through with ...

Pros: Great photos & articles: completely readable from cover to cover
Cons: Can be sometimes politically charged- a pro or con, depending on who you ask

There must be some kind of magic charm on the camera lens of Annie Liebowitz. As a contributing editor of Vanity Fair, she consistently manages to capture a unique and utterable presence of well-known celebrities in a way that your average ...

Pros: dish, dahlink!
Cons: dish

Vanity Fair. If I had just one shred of decency, dignity, moral fortitude, something, I'd just hate it. But I don't, so, for heathens like me, this is a great magazine.

The source of my weakness is that Vanity Fair dishes like no other. It's...

Pros: interesting, funny, sharp
Cons: too many ads

I used to subscribe to Vanity Fair, but don't anymore. It never came quickly enough. I would see the magazine in the racks at the local bookstore and couldn't wait for it to show up in my mailbox. Yes, I'm paying more than I would otherwise, but...

Pros: Good writing, coverage of issues and people
Cons: none

It’s a pleasure, in these days of advertising masquerading as magazine journalism, to encounter the literate writing of Vanity Fair.

I have occasion to see a lot of publications every day and Vanity Fair is one that always offers...

Pros: latest news and lengthy articles
Cons: a few too many ads

I have been subscribing to this magazine for several years now. It is the first magazine that I would say has something for everyone, and I don't just mean women. It has really smart articles in it that cover everything from the arts, celebrities,...

Pros: Excellent journalism, lengthy and informative articles
Cons: Too many advertisements and many scented parfume ad inserts

I subscribed to Vanity Fair a few years back for about five years. I thoroughly enjoyed their in-depth investigative journalism but, about four or five years ago, they started getting sloppy with their articles. The articles became shorter and...

Pros: Just smart enough, just sexy enough, just sleazy enough.
Cons: That I don't make the time to read it anymore.

I recently let my subscription lapse on this magazine. I really shouldn't have. It really is one of the most interesting, fun, and semi-intelligent reads out there, in my gossip-loving epinion. As I have stated elsewhere, there came a point at which I...

Pros: Editorial depth and variety, fine writing
Cons: Subscription notices come six months early

While I was searching for "Vanity Fair" under the epinions categories, I was kind of surprised to see it under "women's magazines" because I think it's much better suited to being a general interest publication.

Before I...

Pros: Beautiful Pictures.
Cons: Of Too Many Beautiful People.

This just in from Vanity Fair today, addressed to me --"ispeakup:"

"We have just printed the label for your next-to-last issue. To prevent a break in service, please send your reply today."

This is my reply, Vanity Fair: "I welcome...

Pros: wonderful publication
Cons: What fresh hell is the subscrition dept

Am I the only person in the United States who is having trouble with the subscription department? Last December I decided to give my good friend, who moved to Florida, a subscription to "Vanity Fair" for her birthday. I sent her name on one...

Pros: Thorough, well-written articles; nice photos
Cons: Too many ads, spectrum of articles will not appeal to all

I began buying Vanity Fair years ago, because they had cool people on the cover, such as Bruce Willis, Sean Penn and others. In other words, their covers most often feature hot topics, currently pertinent celebrities, all gorgeously photographed.
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Pros: Wide variety, in depth coverage, interesting subject
Cons: Too many glitzy ads

I have been a subscriber for 10+ years...and somehow accidently let the subscription lapse. I missed them, and went out of my way to buy them at the newsstand--until my renewal kicked in again.

A fun and entertaining magazine. Not only...