Celebrity (magazine)

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Celebrity is a magazine that has been published by the Church of Scientology and its Celebrity Centre organization since 1972. Between 1987-2006 the magazine has averaged about 9 issues per year.

A typical issue will mention the goings-on of current celebrity Scientologists as well as a number of other actors, musicians, and artists that are relatively unknown. The issue also publishes course completion lists, which list each of the Scientology courses that each of the Celebrity Center International members has completed.

[edit] External links

• ScientologyToday.org: Celebrity Circulation Circulation of the Celebrity Centres’ magazine
• Home page for Celebrity Centre International, an organization for Scientology artists and performers.