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The Cost Magazine is an online magazine established by Timothy Cooper, Matthew "J.O." Cooper and Joshua Lynn. Established December 2009, this magazine is one of the first online publications to bring a journalistic focus that is based primarily on visual concepts.

Our company takes pride in being the first online publication to offer our viewers consistent and EXCLUSIVE VISUAL ESSAYS--a magazine piece that you can experience with several senses. Whether you’re looking for music, film, art, fashion, politics, or the latest installment in "keeping up with the joneses," you can find it all here at The Cost Magazine.

Our magazine will be for the people, and in some cases, by the people. We plan to offer the consumer the right to initiate what they want to experience on our site. We’ll also be offering a FREE subscription to our viewers to keep them constantly up-to-date with our magazine. Our subscribers will receive all types of great incentives, including access to our "Visual Album and Film Reviews" area.

As The Cost Magazine continues to grow, we will strive to give you a unique experience so that you will enjoy being interactive in online media.

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Editor-In-Chief: Timothy Cooper
Editor-At-Large: Matthew Cooper

COST EXCLUSIVE: An Interview With Common

Saturday, August 28th, 2010

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This is a preview of COST EXCLUSIVE: An Interview With Common. Read the full post (1544 words, 1 image, estimated 6:11 mins reading time)

Tags: AMC, American Gangster, Be, Chicago, Common, Common Ground, Dwyane Wade, Film, Finding Forever, Hell on Wheels, I Used To Love H.E.R., J Dilla, Just Wright, Kanye West, music, Smokin Aces, Terminator Salvation, The Believer, Universal Mind Control
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COST EXCLUSIVE: The Return Of Kanye West

Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010

Kanye West has slowly been making his way back to the MC we all know; the MC who is his own biggest fan. It was nearly a year ago that Kanye became sort of a pariah in the world of pop culture. After interrupting country superstar Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Awards, during her acceptance speech for her win for Best Female Video, Kanye was literally dismembered by his peers and the media alike. He was even called a jackass, albeit off the record, by President Obama. Since that time, Kanye has stayed relatively quiet–most likely reflecting on the latter part of his musical career and how he plans to shape his legacy.