Mens Journal

Cosmopolitan magazine is written for young adult women who are looking for a happy and fulfilling life during their 20s and 30s. Every issue has great advice when it comes to matters of love, relationships and sex, especially with the inclusion of reader confessions from the perspective of both women and men. You can also expect a wide array of topics on fashion, beauty and social trends that are all influenced by pop culture and entertainment. Professional women will find career advice and style tips that will keep you ahead of the game we call life.

Due to its heavy editorial freedom with topics on sex and relationships, Cosmopolitan is probably not considered waiting area safe for businesses that may host children under the age of 16.

GQ magazine is the mens magazine created for professional men in their 20s and 30s who cherish their personal expression. Every issue provides the latest fashion, politics, news, and hottest trends in gadgets and entertainment. Men will also find great tips on grooming and getting most out of the finer things in life like food, drinks, sex, style, and women. You can always expect the articles to be intriguing and many times quite humorous.

A mix of entertainment and enlightenment - stories that amaze and intrigue, fantastic fiction, current fashion, sports, great places to do cool things, advice on nutrition and sexual fitness and fabulous women. Plus books. Movies. Music. Humor. Politics.

Sister 2 Sister magazine is a black entertainment and celebrity lifestyle magazine that includes interviews with todays hottest black movie stars and music artists. Black women will also find great tips on home, health, beauty and self improvement.

Essence is the pre-eminent lifestyle magazine for today's African-American woman. We understand black women's needs and respond to them with information, advice, affirmation, and inspiration. We empower our reader to take action and to address the concerns she faces in her world.

Jet Magazine also known as Ebony Jet Magazine keeps you in sync with black society. Whether you have black owned business or just want to keep up with politics from a African American perspective, Jet Magazine will be your magazine of choice. They also cover black education, medical breakthroughs, style trends, and entertainment.

Targeting modern African-American women, this lifestyle publication covers love, relationships, sex, health, careers, fashion, beauty, and other issues relevant to daily living.

Nylon magazine defines the culture of hip, intelligent and young women in their late teens to early college years. Each issue provides a vibrant perspective on fashion trends, music and beauty.

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First for Women gives readers the tools and inspiration they need to feel great, look beautiful and love every dimension of their life. Published every three weeks, it delivers positive information on everything from health and nutrition to beauty and fitness to home and family.

More magazine is a lifestyle subscription for mature women in their 40s and beyond. Brought to you by the originators of Ladies Home Journal, each issue gives advice and tips about maintaining health, beauty, and relationships. You will also find excellent tips on money, home decor and travel. Take advantage of your professional discount by buying a new or renewing your More Magazine subscription through EBSCO.

The favorite life-style magazine of country-loving women for over 30 years is filled with delicious country recipes, affordable decorating ideas, easy-to-make crafts, green-thumb advice for your gardens and wholesome humor.

Whether you love the smell and complex taste of gourmet tea, the feel and beauty of the china, or the warm intimate conversations in a sunlit tea room, Teatime magazine is for a tea lover like you. Each issue celebrates the passion of creating tea parties that are both beautiful and memorable. You will also find great tea party recipes, ideas for invitations, and the latest reviews for flavors of gourmet tea. Mmmmm is it tea time yet?