VIBE Announces Return Of Print Magazine

VIBE Magazine Returns In Print

Source: Julia Beverly / Getty VIBE Magazine, a cultural treasure that led the conversation on Black culture, is making a comeback with a new print edition set to launch next week. Founded by Quincy Jones in 1992, VIBE became a platform for emerging artists and cultural icons, setting trends in music, fashion, and entertainment. The magazine’s return to print will continue its legacy of impactful journalism rooted in Black culture, with a focus o…

VIBE Relaunching Print Editions After More Than a Decade

The Quincy Jones-founded magazine announces print issue return after 12 years and merging with 'Rolling Stone.'

It’s a Celebration: VIBE Is Back in Print!

The Quincy Jones-founded magazine announces print issue return after 12 years and merging with 'Rolling Stone.'

VIBE Announces Return Of Print Magazine

VIBE, the music publication founded by the late Quincy Jones in 1992, was one of the top print magazines of its era before moving to the digital side. VIBE is now making its return to print early next month and will be published quarterly. As the demand for print magazines dwindled and the rise of the digital media landscape, VIBE made the pivot some time ago with measurable success. Still considered a top destination for music and culture journ…

BLK ALERTS - VIBE Magazine Returns In Print

Source: Julia Beverly / Getty VIBE Magazine, a cultural treasure that led the conversation on Black culture, is making a comeback with a new print edition set to launch next week. Founded by Quincy Jones in 1992, VIBE became a platform for emerging artists and cultural icons, setting trends in music, fashion, and entertainment. The magazine’s return to print will continue its legacy of impactful journalism rooted in Black culture, with a focus o…

Social Heat: Vibe Returns to Print, Netflix's MJ Doc Backlash Grows, Lil Wayne Engaged | EURweb | Black News, Culture, Entertainment & More

Vibe *Three entertainment stories are showing serious Social Heat on social media today. First, Vibe is officially returning to print for the first time in more than a decade, sparking a wave of nostalgia among readers who grew up during the magazine’s golden era. Meanwhile, Netflix is facing intense backlash from Michael Jackson supporters ahead of its upcoming docuseries revisiting the singer’s 2005 trial, with some fans calling for subscripti…