Seven years ago, Wilma Eerenstein, Neil Mathur and Jim Scott published a Venn diagram (above) showing the overlap of piezoelectricity, ferroelectricity (green circle), ferromagnetism (black circle), and magnetoelectricity (blue hatched center circle); and soon thereafter Manuel Bibes put into each sector the crystals which were thought to belong. The overlap region between green and black are multiferroic ferromagnetic-ferroelectrics. Not all were correct; BiMnO3 is NOT ferroelectric. Of these materials, only Cr2O3 and BiFeO3 function at room temperature (or are magnetoelectric, and the former is neither a ferromagnet nor ferroelectric). Today’s review is an update on the new multiferroic and/or magnetoelectric materials that function at or near ambient temperatures and pressures: Cupric oxide (not actually magnetoelectric), iron magnesium hexaferrites, and perovskite oxides based upon PbTiO3.