Emmy Magazine Honored at Maggie Awards

Emmy magazine, the official magazine of the Television Academy, took home four Maggie Awards at the Western Publishing Association's (WPA) 63rd Annual Maggie Awards at the May 2 event held at the Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles Hotel. Overall, emmy received 12 nominations.
 
The Maggie Awards honor excellence in print and electronic magazine published west of the Mississippi or distributed only west of the Mississippi.
 
Emmy received its Maggies in the following categories:
 

• BEST SINGLE EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPH/TRADE
  Photographer Charles Bush's portrait of actor Bobby Cannavale, shot at the emmy magazine photo lounge in the media center at the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards (October 2013).
  
  

• BEST REGULARLY FEATURED DEPARTMENT, SECTION OR COLUMN/TRADE
  The back-page feature "Me and My Emmy," images of Emmy winners with the statuettes, photographed by Corey Nickols (August & December 2013)
  
  

• BEST SERIES OF EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPHS/TRADE
  Photographer Scott Council's images of Gordon Ramsay, world-renowned chef, restaurateur and star of the reality series Hell's Kitchen, Hotel Hell and Kitchen Nightmares (May 2013).
  
  

• BEST SINGLE EDITORIAL ILLUSTRATION/TRADE
  Digital artist Todd Reublin's photoillustration for the feature titled "The Power and the Glory," an essay about the high caliber of contemporary TV writing by screenwriting guru John Truby (December 2013).

 
"We are thrilled to have been recognized again by the WPA," said Juan Morales, emmy's editor-in-chief. "We could not have won these awards without the support of the Television Academy and the talent and passion of our staff — especially editor Gail Polevoi, contributing editor Kathleen O'Steen, art director Richard Bleiwess and photography editor Rose Cefalu, along with publications administrator Rose Madonna. They are an amazing team."
 
Emmy won its first Maggie in 2002, and has now collected 38.