NUVO's winter 2011 cover |
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| Editor | Claudia Cusano |
|---|---|
| Categories | Lifestyle/Culture |
| Frequency | 4 issues per year |
| Circulation | 45,706[1] |
| First issue | Autumn 1998 |
| Company | NUVO Magazine Ltd. |
| Country | Canada |
| Language | Canadian English |
| Website | http://www.nuvomagazine.com |
NUVO is a lifestyle magazine, founded by Canadian entrepreneur Pasquale Cusano, which publishes Canadian and international content on a wide variety of subjects. Launched in Autumn 1998, the Lainey Gossip blog described it as "a throwback to the way a magazine should be and feel, with the time and the resources to make each issue something to be devoured slowly."[2] NUVO is a member of British Columbia Association of Magazine Publishers[3] as well as Magazines Canada[4]. NUVO is audited for circulation by the Canadian Circulation Audit Bureau (CCAB)[1].
NUVO covers Canadian and international culture with features on architecture, wine, travel, food, business, fashion, finance, celebrities, music, beauty and technology. The most recent issue, NUVO winter 2011, features actor Ethan Hawke. Typical stories include celebrity profiles such as Viggo Mortensen, Vera Farmiga and Sophia Loren to designers like Jean Paul Gaultier, Phyllis Lambert, travel destinations such as Hangzhou and Andorra, musician profiles such as Kreesha Turner,[5] and Chris Botti to recipes from chefs such as Daniel Boulud, Derek Dammann, and Jefferson Alvarez. NUVO’s cover stories have included Naomi Watts, Paul Giamatti, Joseph Boyden, Adrien Brody[6], Sandra Oh[7], Roy Dupuis, Michael Kors, Nelly Furtado[8], Neve Campbell[9], Sarah Chalke, Viggo Mortensen, Daniel Lanois, Philippe Starck, Ian McEwan, and Chris Botti among others. NUVO was awarded the 2008 bronze Ozzie Award for the best cover (consumer publication under 250,000 circulation).[10] NUVO also features the column Scalawags that was compiled into a book by the writer Jim Christy and published by Anvil Press.[11]