The Magazine Men Live By Men’s Health Australia is the go-to magazine for Australian men looking to improve all aspects of their lives, from fitness and health to relationships, career and nutrition. If you’re looking for expert advice and tips on the best workouts, cooking a tasty, nutritious meal in 15 minutes, reducing stress levels or updating your wardrobe, you’ll find it here, all written in Men’s Health’s Australia intelligent and humorous tone.
Photography Magazine now known as Popular Photography and Imaging, also called Popular Photography or Pop Photo, is a monthly American consumer magazine founded in 1937 and the world’s largest imaging magazine, with an editorial staff twice the size of its nearest competitor profiles ensure all areas of photography are covered. Popular Photography brings you step-by-step secrets of the pros for taking their most amazing shots. You’ll discover the best equipment at the best prices, get comprehensive comparative reports on cameras, lenses, film, digital equipment, printers, scanners, software, accessories and so much more.
Get your fix of the hottest celebrity news, celebrity photos, style and videos from PEOPLE Magazine.
National Geographic Traveler Magazine: Discover a wealth of vacation ideas for the U.S., Canada, and overseas destinations. Each issue of National Geographic Traveler features superb photography, lively stories and features and a wide range of practical travel advice. This award-winning bimonthly publication has everything you need to plan the perfect trip.
BBC Knowledge Magazine is packed with special interest in Science, Technology, History and Nature. Editorial content is packed with fascinating and informative features by experts and illustrated with quality photography. BBC is established with strong brand value and reputable factual programs. It has a captivating proposition for the endlessly curious. BBC Knowledge Magazine empowers as well as provides the enquiring mind with plenty of fuel for thought.
Marie Claire UK. Celebrity, fashion, beauty, shopping, health…A popular women’s monthly – often weighing in at over a kilo.
LENS describes the time what we are living, and reflected what we have experienced.
Home Cinema Choice is the UK’s best-selling home cinema enthusiasts magazine. Every issue features news and reviews of the latest home cinema equipment, from amplifiers, receivers, processors and power amps, to DVD recorders, speakers, projectors and flat panel TVs.
Esquire Singapore celebrates what it means to be a man in the 21st century. Through strong storytelling, ground-breaking photography and a touch of irreverence, Esquire has become a junction where the intellectually curious and the socially aware meet. Since it was founded in 1933, Esquire has been known for pushing the boundaries, with literary giants such as Ernest Hemingway, F.Scott Fitzgerald and Norman Mailer finding their voice with the magazine.
The UK”s only Weekly IT magazine. 100 Pages of news, reviews, features and bargains. Read the whole magazine in PixelMags custom built reader. Micro Mart’s aim is to inform, entertain and involve enthusiasts of all ages and to share our passion for computing with them in a humanised, opinionated and accessible manner.
Women’s Health is the complete guide to living a healthy lifestyle. This excellent publication, a spin off from the popular American publication, has tips and advice for every part of your life, from eating right to looking great. If you’ve ever felt that you want to live a healthy life but don’t quite know how, then we recommend a copy of this magazine immediately. Written in a familiar, friendly style, Women’s Health magazine covers love, life, food, exercise and fashion. There’s almost no need to have any other magazines, this one has got you covered in every walk of life.
The Wired mission is to tell the world something they’ve never heard before in a way they’ve never seen before. It’s about turning new ideas into everyday reality. It’s about seeding our community of influencers with the ideas that will shape and transform our collective future. Wired readers want to know how technology is changing the world, and they’re interested in big, relevant ideas, even if those ideas challenge their assumptions—or blow their minds.
