Maelan Magazine

MADFILMZ REPRESENTED US LAST YEAR....BUT THIS YEAR...IT IS EVEN MORE OFFICIAL! MAELAN MAGAZINE@PHILLY FASHION WEEKEND IN 2008!THANK YOU! --MAELAN AND VIP MAGAZINE! maelan (A) mean: speak. Maelan (British: *Magl-agn-) (mael = lord, great man).Maelan Magazine, created in 1998 by founder Stephanie Bright, has been contributing to its community by focusing on the talents of writers,poets,musicians,singers,rappers,artists, models, and community agencies and organizations that otherwise sometimes go unnoticed. Maelan is a Ezine that brings culture, talent throughout the United States and overseas. Maelan explores the cultural talents of artists while exhibiting their work through the magazine. Viewed as "The Magazine With A Whole Lot Of Talent", Maelan offers support, creativity and a window of opportunity to the independent artist."Sometimes we are mistaken for a fashion magazine...naw, we just love BEAUTY."-S.BrightAbout The Publisher NYC and Philly native, Stephanie Bright, is a powerhouse when it comes to publishing. She is a published poet, author and freelance writer. As a youth and teenager, Stephanie knew her callings early. She majored in Journalism, English and Art in High School and moved on to major in Early Childhood Education and Printing Arts Technology in college. An abstinence facilitator and homework instructor by day, Stephanie is an advocate for young people. Somewhere along the lines she manages to be the power behind Maelan Magazine."Maelan means lord/great man. I guess Maelan is my man. He is always there, and I build him up like any good woman would. That's a sweet way of putting it I think."-Stephanie BrightMaelan Magazine is one of the hottest ezine magazines online that independent artists are falling in love with. Maelan creates an avenue for talented people to exhibit what they do best in the magazine every two months. A team of Maelan staff then contributes and puts it all together. It is one grand PUBLICATION PRODUCTION every two months!Stephanie Bright has formed a solution to what she feels is wrong with the entertainment industry."There is not enough support for people in the entertainment industry. Everyone wants money all the time just to mention you. It costs nothing just to mention someone. That is free. I love the people that we promote. I use the magazine to show them how much I believe in them. Our light has been shining for ten years. I think that says we are here to stay!"-Stephanie Bright .."550" height="415" .. .. __________________________________________________