HERS Magazine Features Females Producing Big Bucks and Buns

    ATLANTA, GA, March 21, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- HERS magazine has released its new issue highlighting the 20 female filmmakers who collectively earned more than $1 billion worldwide since 2014. The captivating cover collage of directors includes Jennifer Lee ("Frozen"), Angelina Jolie ("Unbroken"), Ava DuVernay ("Selma") and Sam Taylor-Johnson ("Fifty Shades of Grey").

The magazine's fifth issue since its May 2014, it also touches on social trends, as well as pop culture. "The Beauty and Business of Big Booties" not only provides insight into America's newest obsession with the derriere, but also analyzes the history of the beauty of booty. The magazine's reader poll found that 87 percent of women find that a plump booty is important. However, more than 50 percent of women would never consider getting buttock enhancements. Of the celebrities who have had butt enhancements, Iggy Azalea is considered the most appealing (38%) followed by Kim Kardashian (31%).

In the article, HERS editor, Annette Johnson, says, "[Women], nevertheless, allow society to define our worth most profoundly based on our looks. Thus, the woman with the best and biggest body part wins in the attention category."

A feature on "Women Who Get Dirty, profiling women working in male-dominated fields, includes an interview with Bernice of truTV's "South Beach Tow." She talks about her future on television and why she love Oprah, Queen Latifah and Beyonce. Gloria Govan, formerly of "Basketball Wives: LA" and estranged wife of Matt Barnes, has an exclusive beach-inspired fashion spread. The issue is also filled with ideas and advice for women in business and those who simply want more out of life.

A preview of the March/April 2015 issue is online at: issuu.com/hersmagazine
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HERS is an Atlanta-based magazine launched in May 2014. HERS promotes and enhances the success of working women by sharing knowledge and tools for personal enrichment and professional growth to improve herself, her family, her community and her future.

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