• by Joe Mandese , March 1, 2018

Conde Nast Publications may have folded the print edition of Teen Vogue late last year, but that doesn’t mean it can’t still qualify for a “Cover Story.” Proving it’s still very much, well, en vogue, the youth-oriented title has released its first-ever “digital cover.” Not surprisingly, it’s one that puts a youthful spin on Hollywood.

Teen Vogue’s “2018 Young Hollywood” edition isn’t the only magazine leaning into this weekend’s Oscars’ hype with a take on Hollywood diversity. Next week’s print edition of Time magazine, hitting newsstands tomorrow, features a gender diversity theme: A powerful portrait of Oscar-nominated director Greta Gerwig, and the cover line: “Lights, Camera, Power: How women are redirecting Hollywood.”