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April Bernard
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Senior Entertainment Director, Us Weekly
New York
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Features, Creative Business Life and Arts, Music Technology, Politics Creative Industry, Culture
Content
By Molly McGuigan, April Bernard Verified| Us Weekly Verified From Nosebleed Nougat to Puking Pastilles, the confections created by Harry Potter’s Fred and George Weasley had some nasty side effects. But James and Oliver Phelps, who played the roles in all eight films, deliver only deliciousness as hosts of the new Food Network series, Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking. Outside London, cake artists and pastry chefs take over Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, home to the original sets that now inspire challenges on the reality competition show.
By April Bernard Verified, Howard Singerman, Peter Stothard| Lapham's Quarterly Verified The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled. —PlutarchTo bring up the subject of education in nearly any sector of the American conversation—after dinner or before breakfast, in print and en blog, via public television or private smartphone—is to invite an argument or endure a sermon. No subject strikes closer to the bone of the democratic idea, and whether standing at the bar or seated on the lawn, all present come armed with two invincible opinions:1.
By Molly McGuigan, April Bernard Verified| Us Weekly Verified From Nosebleed Nougat to Puking Pastilles, the confections created by Harry Potter’s Fred and George Weasley had some nasty side effects. But James and Oliver Phelps, who played the roles in all eight films, deliver only deliciousness as hosts of the new Food Network series, Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking. Outside London, cake artists and pastry chefs take over Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, home to the original sets that now inspire challenges on the reality competition show.
Company Info
Us Weekly
Men's Journal is a men's lifestyle magazine that was founded in 1992 by Jann Wenner, the creator of Rolling Stone. Originally part of Wenner Media, it was sold to American Media Inc. in 2017 and later acquired by The Arena Group in 2022. Although the print edition ended in February 2023, the brand continues to thrive in the digital space. Based in New York City, it caters to active, accomplished men who are interested in adventure, fitness, and style. The magazine offers a variety of content, including articles on trends, destinations, and style in its "Notebook" section, as well as science-backed health and fitness advice in "Blueprint." The "Gear Lab" serves as a monthly buyer's guide for tech, tools, and outdoor equipment, featuring an annual "Gear of the Year" awards. Men's Journal targets affluent, adventure-oriented men and collaborates with brands in outdoor gear, lifestyle, and health and wellness sectors.
New York, New York, United States
+1 212-484-1616
Founded: 1992