Heralded by a band of bagpipers, some of them wearing Wire-esque leopardskins, the Manics instantly reassert their relevance: in a week when Castro announces his resignation, they open with "Masses Against the Classes", a single which used the Cuban flag as its cover, and follow it with "Motorcycle Emptiness", a single that pointedly derides "this wonderful world of purchase power".
Earlier this month, Salon.com critiqued the book, asking, "Will it be as bad as its cover?" "Bob Woodward, the famous flatterer of Washington's career elite and writer-down of whatever they tell him, has finished his first Obama book.
Its latest issue has Gary Barlow as its cover star, and its own companion app making him pop out in 3D.
That same week, Time Magazine slated Mr. Migdoll's photo of the Joffrey's new ballet "Astarte" as its cover.
Foreign Affairs devotes a huge chunk of its latest issue to Trump and "The Power of Populism," as its cover declares.
When Bert Jansch appeared, it had validation: its credits included Bill Leader as its recordist and Brian Shuel as its cover image photographer.
Christine McDonnell, 53, a second-year student known for her papermaking skills, believes that the endpaper should match the book's theme as well as its cover.
She remains involved at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, where the August issue of her flagship magazine, Martha Stewart Living, has "Relax and enjoy!" as its cover theme.
Her book "A Freewheelin' Time: A Memoir of Greenwich Village in the Sixties" comes out this week, and a similar photo from the "Freewheelin' " session serves as its cover.
There was no band name on the LP label or front cover of "Music From Big Pink," the group's debut album, which simply had a painting by Mr. Dylan as its cover.
