Changing the 'Face' of the Nineties

Article Abstract:

Youth culture magazine the Face almost folded at the beginning of the 1990s, but has enjoyed a revival over recent years under editor Sheryl Garrett. It now sells more than 100,000 copies a month, and is regarded as being at the forefront of current youth trends. Garrett has had the freedom to take the magazine in new directions, and believes that its fortunes have been partly revived by the popularity of acid house.

Interview, Face (Periodical), Garrett, Sheryl

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And Coleman is 70 ... quite remarkable

Article Abstract:

Sports commentator David Coleman, who has recently celebrated his 70th birthday, has had a very strong influence on developments in sports commentating in the UK. He has often made inappropriate comments, and has sometime been a figure of fun. However, he remains extremely popular, and has set new standards for the television coverage of sport. He has a down-to-earth approach which really appeals to audiences.

Influence, Television journalists, Coleman, David

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