YNOT EUROPE – Since its debut in 2005, Bluebird Films has conquered adult cinema, satellite television and the web. Now founder-owner Paul Chaplin has set his sights on a medium many consider passé: print magazines.

Bluebirds magazine’s debut issue will hit UK newsstands “soon,” Chaplin said, targeting established adult brands like Mayfair and Playboy. Future plans include physical availability in the U.S. and digital downloads worldwide.

“We have so much content that print is the best way to communicate it,” Chaplin said. “Bluebird has a unique lifestyle outlook, shared by me and the girls. Whilst others aspire — or condemn — we are living it. Communicating this is what the magazine is all about.

“Print still has a reach that the web doesn’t,” he added. “Nothing on a computer screen can compare with holding a warm paper centerfold of Natasha Marley or Gemma Massey.”

The first issue of Bluebirds includes a free, feature-length softcore version of the Bluebird Films release Passenger 69 plus a host of never-before-seen photos of performers including Sammie Pennington, Ella Mai and Holly James. Natasha Anastasia graces the cover and spans the centerfold. Also inside the 100-page issue are interviews with Bree Olson and Billie Piper (Dr. Who, The Secret Diary of a Call Girl).

For more information, visit BluebirdsMagazine.com.