Celeb Staff Magazine: Profile, Reviews & History
Have you ever heard of Celeb Staff Magazine? Here is a complete history of the defunct periodical.
What was Celeb Staff Magazine?
If you were a private service professional working for a celebrity or billionaire from 2006 to 2009, there is a chance that you read -- or at least heard about -- Celeb Staff Magazine. The publication was short-lived.
Who read Celeb Staff Magazine?
Despite its name, the magazine was not for celebrities, but for their staff: assistants, housekeepers, nannies, chefs, butlers, etc. The publication's main purpose was to arm those in private service with tools they needed to perform better at work.
As seen in the archived photo above, an early version of Celeb Staff Magazine from 2006 was featured on the gossip website TMZ.
As seen in the archived photo above, an early version of Celeb Staff Magazine from 2006 was featured on the gossip website TMZ.
CSM featured on ABC News: Nightline
Martin Bashir talks about household staffing for celebrities in Hollywood, and the program features Celeb Staff Magazine.
The history of www.CelebStaff.com
Celeb Staff Magazine also had a website, which was located online at www.CelebStaff.com. The platform is no longer active, and that could be because the company took too much of a gossipy slant instead of an educational one.
In the News
In addition to appearing on TMZ, Celeb Staff Magazine also appeared in ABC News and other notable media outlets.
A look inside the magazine
Here is a look inside the December 2008 issue with Angelina Jolie on the cover.
Reviews of the periodical
While the personal assistants to celebrities in Los Angeles and New York City may have been slightly amused by Celeb Staff Magazine, not everyone was. The archived review above cuts into the publication, calling it "absolutely terrible."
The team behind the magazine had their hearts in the right place, but perhaps they were in over their heads. It's very difficult to create enough content to release a magazine twice a month, and the audience wasn't big enough to make the periodical profitable.
The team behind the magazine had their hearts in the right place, but perhaps they were in over their heads. It's very difficult to create enough content to release a magazine twice a month, and the audience wasn't big enough to make the periodical profitable.
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