Rolling Stone.

TeenVogue, seventeen, cosmo girl
:D

Cosmopolitannnnnnnn <33333

i really like blender.

teen vogue.
and because i love food, every day with rachael ray. :)

National Geographic,

Entertainment Weekly is a HUGE rip off. I forgot that I had "ordered" EW one night while ordering from Papa Johns (I wanted the 10$ PJ gift card lol). Jeez. 30 dollar subscription for the most anemic magazine I've read in years. I really need to remember to cancel. :x

W, I-D, Flaunt, British Vogue, OUT Magazine, The Advocate, Interview

Any and all tattoo magazines. That's almost all I buy anymore.

Import Tuner

Currently TIME, and Empire are the only two which I go out of my way to buy regularly.

Plus, of cource, The Mic, which is the magazine for which I work.

Hit Parader.
Alternate Press is good, but its all music i hate, so i don't read it much.

IN PORTUGUESE!

How did i forget?
Oh...and i read american Rolling Stone.


There list for the 50 worst bands was shit!

Entertainment Weekly, Nylon, Vogue, Elle, InStyle, Vanity Fair...
Pretty much anything that catches my eye.

The only magazines I read are the ones I find at my dentist's, and it's always Shonen Jump for meeee. :D

Seventeen

i personally like Seventeen Magazine. who ever said teen vouge has many articles, golly its like an ad book. i regret subscribing to it.

i also like the japanese version of seventeen. ahaha ofcourse because i am japanese.


but did you know it cost 11 dollars for a seventeen mag[engligsh ver.] out side the gates in japan[offbase]? CRAZY.

J-14, M, Seventeen, CosmoGirl (:

The Economist. I don't read many magazines, however.

Marie Claire (:
And when i used to board - SnowboardUK

Hmmm, Shojo Beat?!

Shutterbug

Vogue, Ok magazine , sugar and cosmo girl

Allure, Seventeen, and World

I like Good magazine. I started reading it when my aunt gave me the issue on China over the summer, and she's been sending them to me ever since.

Seventeen, shonen jump and im suscribed to it
People, star, ect. Just matters which cover grabbs my attention first