OK Magazine was founded in 1993 by Theodore Ingham in the United Kingdom. Ingham came up with the idea to create a magazine that would primarily focus on celebrity news and gossip, offering readers an inside look into the lives of the rich and famous. The magazine quickly gained popularity and expanded internationally. Today, OK Magazine is owned by Reach plc, a British newspaper and magazine publisher. Based in London, England, OK Magazine covers a wide range of news topics, with a primary focus on celebrity gossip, entertainment, and lifestyle content. They report on celebrity relationships, fashion trends, and major events in the entertainment industry. While their main focus is on entertainment news, they occasionally cover political stories and sports news when they intersect with celebrity culture. OK Magazine has a global reach, with editions published in several countries, including the United States and Australia. **One interesting fact**: Known for its celebrity coverage, OK Magazine has a history of securing exclusive rights to high-profile celebrity weddings. In 2000, they had exclusive rights to publish photographs of Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas's wedding, which led to a legal battle with rival magazine Hello! when the latter also published pictures of the event.