What kind of magazines do you like to read? It can be old,new,comics,movie magazines,etc.

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Entertainment Weekly
Game Informer
The Weekly Standard
EDGE
WeAreSC

Surprised this thread has remained idle for so long. I'm a magazine whore.

The Economist - Oh, that dry British humor.
The DuPont Registry - Oh, I want what I can't have.
Car and Driver - See above
Guitar Word, Guitar Player, etc. - I wanna rawk!
Art in America - No one understands me...
Architectural Digest - (got nothing for this one.)
US Weekly - b/c my girlfriend's roommate's friend's friend leaves it on our coffee table and I can't... put it... down!

I love magazines too. Here's what I currently subscribe to:

1.) Harper's - God, I love this mag. Thoughtful, analytical articles mixed with short stories and humorous asides.
2.) Scientific American - I try to keep up with scientific trends. And you don't need a PhD in physics to understand it.
3.) Rolling Stone - Rolling Stone is good for its thoughtful articles on bands from the 60s and 70s. So this mag is good for keeping up with the dinosaurs of the rock world. They've been a little clueless about new cutting-edge bands, but they've seemed to have improved on that a little too.
4.) Paste - Just a good overall alternative art mag. They cover movies, literature, music and now even video games that aren't typically mainstream.
5.) Wire - I get my avant-garde music coverage from this mag. I don't always agree with their recommendations, and it's an expensive subscription (it cost me about a hundred dollars for one year), but I'm excited when it appears in my mailbox.
6.) Under the Radar - This mag is good for indie rock coverage, and it's not too snobby.

I've had an Entertainment Weekly subscription for about 10 years, even though I never ordered it or paid for it, so I never complained.

The New Yorker - I'm an elitist snob. Deal with it.
Foreign Affairs Magazine - Great IR articles
Cabinet - Artsy magazine from Brooklyn (aren't they all)
Scandinavian Review - Spent time in Sweden, am interested in Scandinavian history/culture

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