Joie Davidow
 Sí Magazine |
Biography Joie Davidow is the editor of InRomeNow.com, an online magazine she founded in 2005 with Vikki Ericks. The site, which is updated weekly, gives readers more than 60 pages of information on her adopted city, Rome, Italy. Her latest book is a short novel, "I Wouldn't Leave Rome to Go to Heaven," published in Spring 2008. She is the author of "Marked for Life", a memoir published by Harmony in June 2003, and "Infusions of Healing, A Treasury of Mexican-American Herbal Remedies", published by Fireside/ With Esmeralda Santiago, she is the editor of two anthologies, "Las Christmas: Favorite Latino Authors Remember the Holidays," published by Alfred A. Knopf in November 1998, and "Las Mamis: Favorite Latino Authors Remember Their Mothers", published by Knopf in April 2000. She was the founder of L.A. Style, the ground-breaking publication that chronicled the Los Angeles lifestyle, becoming the fastest growing regional magazine in the United States and winning numerous awards. She served as the magazine’s Executive Publisher and Editor-in-Chief . She was a co-founder of the L.A. Weekly, a newspaper which has been an integral part of life in Los Angeles. She served as Vice-President and Director of L.A. Weekly, Inc., and was also an editor of the paper, developing its entertainment section and writing a popular "Style" column. In September 1995, she launched the award-winning Sí magazine, a national lifestyle publication, in English, targeting the Latino market. Her frequent television appearances as a lifestyle commentator include such programs as the "Oprah Winfrey Show," "CBS This Morning,” CNN’s “Sonya Live” and many others. She has served as a consultant for such organizations as Weider Publications, Los Angeles magazine and others. Her feature articles have appeared in Metropolitan H ome, Town & Country, Travel Holiday, Westways, Spafinder and other publications. She has lectured on current trends and conducted seminars at UCLA and for companies such as Benetton, Nordstrom and the Men’s Fashion Association. In 1989 she received the Liberty Hill Foundation’s Upton Sinclair award, for her role in the founding of L.A. Weekly. In 1995, she was named one of Publishing’s Most Dynamic Leaders by Folio:The Magazine for Magazine Management. She currently lives in Rome, with her Italian Greyhound, Diana. |
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