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Spy Magazine to Cease Publication: Spy magazine, known for its skewering of celebrities and its “separated at birth” photos, is ceasing publication after 7 1/2 years, the magazine announced. Tony Hendra, the editor in chief, said principal owner Jean Pigozzi closed Spy after failing to sell it. The 78th and final issue of Spy will be on newsstands in New York on March 1 and nationally March 8, said advertising director Elaine Alimonti. Pigozzi had no comment, his spokesman, Michael Simoff, said.
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