2019 MEDIA KIT - Celebrity, Hollywood & Entertainment News
2019 MEDIA KIT
MISSION STATEMENTVE!WORLD EXCLUSIStar ALL GOSSIPEVER-FASCINATINGIrreverent, fun and ahead of the curve, Star serves upthe most irresistible late-breaking celebrity news toover 5 million pop-culture enthusiasts each week. Within-depth reporting, eye-catching celebrity photosKYLIE JENNERALL NEWPHOTOS!PRISCILLA PRESLEY10 PLASTICYSURGERNS!CONFESSIOSPONSOREDMEGHAN SAYS YESTIREDOF DIETPLANSTHATDON’TWORK?SEE PAGE 4HARRYPROPOSES!surprises hisA nervous Princewith a ring biggerAmerican princessthe royalswhyand—e’sKatnthaS a secretNEWBIGtheare keepingPRINTELLEN BEGSKELLY FORFORGIVENESS!2017NOVEMBER 20,and a style that is frequently frank and decidedly fun,Star covers the latest Hollywood happenings, movies,DIGITALTV sensations and the music, phenomenon’s that arefueling talk nationwide.BRAND DISTINCTIONSOCIAL NETWORKS Highest average reading time in the category Highest percent of readers who have read 4 out ofWORLD EXCLUSIVE!Star the last 4 issues in the category. Edited for the reader who wants the real story.Celebrity news without the fluff. The most attention-grabbing Hollywood gossip. Host of Celebrity favorite events Hollywood Rocksand Scene Stealers – now in their 10th year.KYLIE JENNERALL NEWPHOTOS!PRISCILLA PRESLEY10 PLASTICSURGERYCONFESSIONS!SPONSOREDMEGHAN SAYS YESHARPROPORSYES!A nervous Prince surprises hisAmerican printhan Kate —cess with a ring biggerand why the royaare keeping’stheBIG NEWS a secr lsetTIREDOF DIETPLANSTHATDON’TWORK?MOBILE/TABLETSEE PAGE 4ELLEN BEGSKELLY FORFORGIVENESS!NOVEMBER 20, 2017THE AMI ENTERTAINMENT STUDIOADVANTAGE AMI Entertainment Studio offers unique brandedcontent story telling formats that integrate brandsEXPERIENTIALand drive engagement. Provides scale: Fully-integrated marketingprograms span multiple platforms to tap intoa larger audience – Digital, Print, Social, Video,Podcasts. Access to our network of VIP bloggers andinfluences.CUSTOM MARKETINGPROGRAMSFOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT YOUR STAR SALES REPRESENTATIVE ORNEIL GOLDSTEIN, SVP, GROUP PUBLISHER, AMI ENTERTAINMENT GROUP AT 212-743-6678; NGOLDSTEIN@AMILINK.COM
READER PROFILEREADER PROFILEThe Busy “Multi-Tasker” Reader: CelebrityGossip Sharp and To the PointThe Star reader is a busy woman with no time for fluff.She wants her celebrity gossip sharp and to the point.She approaches Hollywood as if she is an insider,seeking straight talk with no filters. Her style reflectsher personality -- confident and self-assured, andfor that reason she is not afraid of trends andtrying new things.Rate Base:750,000Total Audience:5,064,000Median Age:45.5 (trending younger every year!)Median Household Income: 60,883Women / Men:76% / 24%Readers 25-54:63%Employed:65%A/B County:73%Married / Single:47% / 53%Have Children:48%Source: 2018 Fall GfK MRI p d, AAM Publisher’s statement June 2018FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT YOUR STAR SALES REPRESENTATIVE ORNEIL GOLDSTEIN, SVP, GROUP PUBLISHER, AMI ENTERTAINMENT GROUP AT 212-743-6678; NGOLDSTEIN@AMILINK.COM
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to follow their favorite celebrity on social media than for them to run into the celebrity in reality. Following their favorite celebrity on social media therefore acts as an alternative to physical communication. Social media described as a tool that promotes interaction (Campbell, Colin , & Pitt , 2011)and (Strauss & Raymond , 20.
2.2.1 Effect of Celebrity Brand Ambassador on Purchase Intention The use of celebrity as brand ambassador aims at expanding the coverage of target market as well as increasing the popularity of the product through the celebrity's image known by the public. In other words, the image of the celebrity brand ambassador affects the
celebrity endorsers are more attractive and credible compared to non-celebrity endorsers. Moreover, according to Lee and Thorson (2008), when there is a moderate mismatch between celebrity endorser and the endorsed product, the celebrity endorsement is appraised more favorably in regards to purchase intention.
Young people as critical consumers of celebrity content Young people were critical media consumers and were aware that some sections of the media might . have an economic or editorial agenda in focusing on celebrity alcohol use. The media were viewed as exaggerating the extent and nature of celebrity drinking, with extensive media coverage .
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