Cinemania and Rolling Stone bringing best ever film and music to iPad

With the seal of approval of the two prestigious magazine titles, Cinemania and Rolling Stone, these two practical iPad apps are now available at the App Store and are set to become the ultimate multimedia guides to the history of music and film. With the rolling out of these new applications, the magazine publisher strengthens its commitment to digital content creation, content that will soon be made available on other platforms.

The applications have been designed to take full advantage of tablets and offer a dynamic, multimedia user and navigation experience. All with the unbeatable guarantee of quality that Cinemanía and Rolling Stone customarily bring to their publications, and now available in the App Store: The 100 Greatest Music Artists of All Time and The 200 Best Movies of All Time at a price of € 3.99 and € 2.99, respectively.

The 200 Best Movies of All Time is an application designed by and for the readers of Cinemania. Nearly 8,000 readers and 200 big names from the worlds of culture and film came up with their lists of their all-time favorite movies The result is this reference app that takes us through 200 must-see films.

What’s more, thanks to to the multimedia content users get to know first-hand what the critics and experts think, including Carlos Bootes, Nacho Vigalondo, Eduardo Noriega, David Trueba and Antonio de la Torre.

The 100 Greatest Music Artists of All Time is a roll call of music legends to view, read, listen to and save on your device. Rolling Stone presents the ultimate list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time, drawn up by a star-filled jury.

This special app includes profiles of music legends including The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, R.E.M., Radiohead, Velvet Underground, The Who, David Bowie, The Ramones, Queen and U2, written by contributors such as Lou Reed, Dave Grohl, Iggy Pop, Elton John and Bono.

The artist profiles include a representative selection of three songs that can be played while reading the articles, allowing the user to recall their favorite hits and discover some new ones.