| WHAT IS THE DAEIDA DIFFERENCE? |
" H O L L Y W O O D ' S P E O P L E , P A S S I O N S A N D I T S P A S T A R E T O B E F O U N D A L W A Y S I N D A E I D A . "
Q: Why does Daeida Magazine cost more than an ordinary magazine?
A: You get what you pay for. And Daeida Magazine is extraordinary.
Daeida Magazine is not printed in mass-quantities and is not available
in the same place you can pick up a package of toilet paper. This is a
specialty-kind of magazine for specialty-kind of readers who prefer
quality and content over quantity and convenience.
Daeida Magazine is 100% content. You will not find snippets, excerpts,
or sound bites here. You will only find exclusive in-depth interviews,
historical photos and memorabilia, as well as exclusive full page
contemporary images of our feature subjects. You are purchasing
“content” when you buy Daeida Magazine and simultaneously
showing your support of higher art in entertainment journalism.
All of the content is 100% original and exclusive. The interviews are new
and completely written specifically for Daeida Magazine. They have
not appeared anywhere else and no parts have been “lifted” from
other sources. Though we sometimes incorporate vintage images and
memorabilia to augment our featured stars interviews, new and
exclusive photographs for Daeida Magazine are always used.
Everything you read and see (except for occasional quotes) in Daeida
Magazine have not appeared anywhere else before.
Unlike most magazines, you won’t find Daeida oversaturated with
advertisements. You won’t find ads for medications or
services/products you don’t want/need. If/when you view an
advertisement in Daeida Magazine, it will likely be for an event such as
a film festival, an upcoming concert, a new book/CD, or tour dates of
your favorite entertainers. Such ads will always be prudently placed
only as bookends either in the front or back pages of the magazine
and never in the middle. The content – interviews and images – are
why readers read, support and purchase Daeida Magazine; not
because of who advertises in it.
Each page of Daeida Magazine is printed on lustrous glossy movie
poster paper – the very same thick paper stock that actual movie
posters are printed on. The feel of the paper to the touch is a hallmark
of Daeida’s commitment to quality.
Each magazine is hand-packaged in an archival plastic sleeve with
thick cardboard backing so to protect and preserve it so that it arrives
to you in pristine condition.
Daeida Magazine is always available 24/7 in digital format for online-
viewing and online ordering, or by mail-order for those who prefer the
collectible print edition. It is also available on select newsstands and in
select independent bookstores.
If you’re new to Daeida: welcome. If you’re returning; welcome back.
| DAEIDA F.A.Q.'s |
Q: Who or what is “Daeida?”
A: Daeida Wilcox Beveridge (1861-1914) is whom our magazine is
named for. In short, she is the woman who coined the name
“Hollywood.”
Q: How do you pronounce Daeida?
A: We’ve heard it said a few interesting ways including “day-DAH” and
“day-EE-dah.” The old-timers have us convinced however that her
name is pronounced “die – YEE – dah,” so that’s how we say it.
Q: Who was your first cover girl?
A: Sophie B. Hawkins.
Q: Who is your eldest cover girl?
A: Phyllis Diller (92 years young at the time).
Q: Who is your youngest cover girl?
A: Sophie B. Hawkins (39 years old at the time).
Q: Who was your first cover guy?
A: Tab Hunter
Q: Is Daeida Magazine a music or movie publication?
A: Both. We publish in-depth interviews and full page images with
veteran entertainers & contemporary stars – with an emphasis on
women – in Music, Film, Theatre, Television, Literature, Radio; the Arts.
Q: May I submit a celebrity for consideration of a Daeida feature?
A: Publicists and mangers representing celebrity clients: Yes.
Writers and photographers looking to contact a celebrity on behalf of
Daeida : No. Please do not make contact on behalf of Daeida
Magazine. We do not encourage nor accept these proposals.
Q: May I send my book or CD to you to review?
A: Absolutely yes. Please follow the review-submission instructions.
Please Note: Submission does not guarantee a review of your product
will be published.
Q: Do you accept unsolicited materials?
A: No. We do not seek photo or literary contributors for this publication.
Q: Are back issues available?
A: Contact us for availability of a particular issue prior to placing an
order. We generally have very limited quantities of any particular back
issue.
Q: Where can I get a copy of Daeida Magazine if it’s not on my local
news stand?
A: You may order it by mail with money order or by phone with credit
card or over the Internet with PayPal.
A: Daeida Wilcox Beveridge (1861-1914) is whom our magazine is
named for. In short, she is the woman who coined the name
“Hollywood.”
Q: How do you pronounce Daeida?
A: We’ve heard it said a few interesting ways including “day-DAH” and
“day-EE-dah.” The old-timers have us convinced however that her
name is pronounced “die – YEE – dah,” so that’s how we say it.
Q: Who was your first cover girl?
A: Sophie B. Hawkins.
Q: Who is your eldest cover girl?
A: Phyllis Diller (92 years young at the time).
Q: Who is your youngest cover girl?
A: Sophie B. Hawkins (39 years old at the time).
Q: Who was your first cover guy?
A: Tab Hunter
Q: Is Daeida Magazine a music or movie publication?
A: Both. We publish in-depth interviews and full page images with
veteran entertainers & contemporary stars – with an emphasis on
women – in Music, Film, Theatre, Television, Literature, Radio; the Arts.
Q: May I submit a celebrity for consideration of a Daeida feature?
A: Publicists and mangers representing celebrity clients: Yes.
Writers and photographers looking to contact a celebrity on behalf of
Daeida : No. Please do not make contact on behalf of Daeida
Magazine. We do not encourage nor accept these proposals.
Q: May I send my book or CD to you to review?
A: Absolutely yes. Please follow the review-submission instructions.
Please Note: Submission does not guarantee a review of your product
will be published.
Q: Do you accept unsolicited materials?
A: No. We do not seek photo or literary contributors for this publication.
Q: Are back issues available?
A: Contact us for availability of a particular issue prior to placing an
order. We generally have very limited quantities of any particular back
issue.
Q: Where can I get a copy of Daeida Magazine if it’s not on my local
news stand?
A: You may order it by mail with money order or by phone with credit
card or over the Internet with PayPal.