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The (New) Face Goes Live Online<\/strong>
\nWhat was both legendary and long gone since 2004 is back at last: The Face relaunched digitally<\/a> with the first of its quarterly print to hit stands later in the year. As rights to the title were bought by Wasted Talent Media in 2017, this is not necessarily your 90s Nick Logan The Face per se\u2013\u2013yet, the beloved British publication comes with lots of history, fresh perspective and a new team. Editor Stuart Brumfitt told the Guardian, \u201cIt feels like a perfect time for the Face to be coming back,\u201d continuing to say, \u201cIn these uncertain times, we want to create a fun, smart, unifying place for style-, culture- and society-loving people to revel in.\u201d [The Guardian<\/a>]
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