Take the Big Apple, add every horrifying beast, science-fiction freak and fantasy faerie, shake thoroughly and you’ve got Comedy Central’s new hit animated series, UGLY AMERICANS. This animated horror-comedy series follows one Mark Lilly, social worker at the Department of Integration, as he helps new citizens both human and “other” adapt to hectic life in the Big Apple.
Celebrating women aged 50-plus achieving amazing things! Yours is the UK’s best-selling fortnightly lifestyle magazine for women over 50. We offer targeted, trusted and useful advice, whether it’s to help readers look their best, to stay healthy and active, enjoy their free time or to manage their money better. We celebrate 50-plus women overcoming difficulties or achieving amazing things. We like to look back with our readers and listen to their views too.
Your Horse is Britain’s best-selling equestrian magazine, it celebrates everything about why we keep, ride and enjoy horses. It provides a community for horse riders to be involved in and offers inspiration and practical advice. We help readers improve their riding, care for their horses, keep up to date and encourage them to try new things with their horse.
Yachting monthly is at the heart of the British yachting market and is for people who actively sail their boats – whether cruising across the channel, around the coast or further a field in blue waters. It provides an entertaining mix of vital information for cruising yachtsmen with all levels of experience, which maximises their enjoyment, increases their skills and gives them the confidence to broaden their horizons.
As the only women-specific running magazine, Women’s Running is the go-to source for fitness-minded females who are chasing their dreams. Women’s Running empowers the ever-growing community of women runners to live a healthy lifestyle through editorial content focused on running, fitness, nutrition and wellness.
Wilderness is one of New Zealand’s top selling magazine’s committed to promoting healthy outdoor activities, associated outdoor equipment and environmental conservation. Every issue features stunning places and areas to visit, articles on various activities and information on the latest equipment and products available. It is a publication for New Zealander’s, by New Zealander’s who have a passion for the outdoor activities they do, ranging from tramping to mountain biking to kayaking and more.
Whole Food Living is a lifestyle publication focusing on whole food plant-based eating. Full of delicious recipes and packed with information, each quarterly release builds into a sound, practical guide to living the plant-based lifestyle. Our food, our health and the environment are critical to our wellbeing. By changing the food we eat, we can improve our health and the health of the planet we live on. Each issue features recovery stories from people determined to improve their health and describes the delicious foods they eat to make this happen. Whole Food Living contains regular think piece articles from doctors, general health professionals and regular writers that dispel the myths around foods we eat and explain what makes it truly nourishing.
What Motorhome (previously Which Motorhome) has offered expert advice for motorhome buyers since 1986. Our road test programme includes all types of motorhome – from the tiniest campervan to the largest A-class and we pride ourselves on brining you all the latest models first. From two-page first sights to the market-leading in-depth touring tests, What Motorhome gets under the skin of new motorhomes like no other publication. Our unique Ultimate Showdown feature compares rival models back-to-back and picks a winner – we’ve compared a dozen VW campers and as many as 15 high-top campers in the past.
What Doctor’s Don’t Tell You’ is a unique health magazine. It provides an easy to understand review of the shortcomings and limitations of conventional medicine and safer alternatives proven to work. It is a must read for anyone interested in medicine and health.
You know this state of presence by its feeling: aligned, connected and in flow. Sometimes our physical environment enables us to cultivate this sense of balance, ease and calm, which is why we intuitively turn to nature and other grounding environments to relax and reconnect with ourselves and the world. But, other times, if you adjust your internal landscape — your perspective on a situation — you can rediscover your presence, find more ease in moments of unease and surrender to the freedom of balance. Transitioning from a place of doing and into a state of being is at the core of this magazine, Being.
