It seems that it isn’t all smooth sailing over at Disappear Here magazine. It seems that Peaches Geldof isn’t putting together quite the happy little family type business she was hoping for. Rumor has is that she is going to be hiring her ex-lover Faris Rotter as the chief artist for her new magazine, and her hubby Max Drummey isn’t too thrilled about the idea. Let us not forget that Faris is the one Peaches abruptly broke off her relationship with so she could run away with Drummey. Could Disappear Here get torn apart before it even gets off the ground? It seems like a genius idea to me, nine hours in an office every day with an ex-girlfriend seems like a great time to me.

Disappear Here, the “women’s magazine that appeals to men,” is the rag that Peaches Geldof was working on in her MTV show.  

It’s more than just a story line, I guess, because a limited-edition, mini preview issue of Disappear Here will be available for free Thursday in London and New York.  

Geldof says she finds the content of the Cosmos and Glamours of the world “patronising” and prefers men’s titles.  Staying away from the women-pleasing-men angle, she wants to focus on “music and fashion and film and art and all the tiny pieces of pop culture we love.”  She also wants the magazine to be a platform for up-and-coming talent.

I wonder if she stole any secrets from her time with Nylon?  

The full debut issue of Disappear Here will hit stands this March, with Peaches on board as Editor-at-Large.

Does the world need another fashion/music/art/culture magazine?  In an environment where print titles are folding, scaling back, losing sales, and cutting staff, how long before Disappear Here disappears?

Thanks, Catwalk Queen.