Blocked From an American office network. Entertainment, be banned! And are there really that many lingerie shots in Lucire?
Time to act The last time we blacked out the web edition’s screen, it was 9-11. Here’s why we did it again today.
No surprises for guessing what is our most-read article this weekend. We’re getting more readers for the Royal Wedding in Monaco than the one in the UK. (We realize fewer media are covering the later event, but still, we’re grateful for the readership.)
Lucire hits the century on Google News Thank you to the team for getting 100 articles up in a month! Given the size of our team, I think this is remarkable—especially considering our first online issue lasted two months (October–December 1997).—Jack Yan
Irina’s the one The build-up to this was far greater this year than in previous ones’. But, now we know: WAG Irina Shayk is the latest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover girl.
Two per day Though there were a few more, this is the first time Google News has picked up 60 articles from Lucire over the course of a month. Major thanks to Sopheak Seng and Morgan Davison for all their hard work.
Eva Longoria-Parker speaks out against Arizona immigration law This could have been the lead image on Lucire’s web edition home page. But we opted to put one up of Rupert Sanderson, as his story was the strongest piece over the last few days.
We’d much rather run positive items about Cheryl than stalk her Los Angeles apartment for gossip. Feeling very sorry for her: there is a limit on how much the media should intrude. And, for Cheryl, it is frequently exceeded.
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