Outlander is featured on current issue of People magazine, and we have the digital scan added in our gallery thanks to my friend Lindsey of domhnall-gleeson.net.

Both TV Guide and Entertainment Weekly first issues of 2016 has a first look on Outlander season two, and you can find digital scans added in our gallery.

The November issue of SFX has a page reviewing the recently released Outlander blu-ray. It’s quite funny they explaining why would Outlander to be reviewed on their pages (SFX is a sci-fi related publication), and mentioned the time travel bit, but also how brilliant the story is.

Balfe is superb as Claire, who is smart but blindly stubborn, which causes as many problems as it solves. Heughan, meanwhile, couldn’t be better suited to the role of Jamie – sweet, sincere and fiercely dedicated to the woman he loves. The methodical pacing of their slow-burn relationship won’t be to everyone’s tastes, but you won’t find a better couple on TV.

Check the digital scan added in our gallery.

As you may know, Sam Heughan was the big winner of Radio Times TV poll, after over 120 million votes. They published this week a cover story featuring Sam, and I added the Outlander bit in our gallery.

HQ digital scans of current TV Guide issue featuring the highlights from Comic-Con – and of course, with Sam and Cait on it – are now added in our gallery, thanks Mouza!

Caitriona is featured on August issue of Glamour Italy magazine, in a oh-so-gorgeous photoshoot taken by Luca Babini back in March. I just got my copy and you can find HQ scans added in our gallery, plus some behind the scenes photos taken from Babini twitter.

The article was translated, thanks to Aimee and you can read it below:

Glamour Italia: August 2015
Caitriona Balfe
By Caterina Clerici

I TRAVEL THROUGH TIME

Caitriona Balfe, the Outlander’s star,is hitting the big time in Hollywood. And after shooting with Clooney and Julia Roberts, she’s ready to return to Scotland. With specific ideas, some style tricks and few regrets.
One thinks that some things can happen only in an episode of Sex and the City. Instead you can just walk in the West Village in New York with Caitriona Balfe (pronounced Catrina; it’s a Gaelic name) to suddenly glance at your side a coach with the advertising of Outlander, where she is the leading actress, exactly what it happens to Carrie in the unforgettable theme song. But Caitriona does not stumble: she mirrors herself in her image and smiles. “Thanks to the photo editing the scene seems almost heroic”,she says. “But looking at it I can only recall that my ass was freezing that day in the mountains of Scotland”. After leaving Ireland at 15 years old, entering the fashion industry as a model, last year she has been mentioned by Entertainment Weekly among the twelve Hollywood’s rising stars. Thirty-five years, 1.77 cm tall, a perfect body, icy stare and reminiscent features as Cate Blanchett, one of the actressess she likes more.