Yes, and Oprah has information about other things besides beauty. Try it for a year - it's not that much and certainly more interesting than some.

The New Yorker.

Easily the best magazine in America for editorials, in-depth journalism, cultural commentary, freedom of speech in print, contemporary cartoons, photography, fiction, movie/theatre/arts reviews. The best magazine in print in America today. Period.

And I've never even been to New York so there is no local prejudice here.

I get More. I have to keep up with the competition. HA!

I just subscribed to a magaine I subscribed to 20 years ago and then dropped. I love it. It's Southern Living. Anyone get that? The recipes are to die for.

I browse through back issues of Oprah at my favourite cafe about 15 min. away. I'm trying imagine some of my partners' female relatives in Germany, being interested in Oprah. She would be considered truly exotic from their experience.

The thing about More magazine is that usually the front page star woman that they interview, is literally an actress.. Now they are accomplished, but aren't there many other front cover-worthy women for More? That's why I don't subscribe to the magazine, just nibble here and there throughout the year.

I love Cottage Living and use to like Southern Living but the ads overtook the magazine and I lost interest. I got really tired of wading through all the ads.

I take Reader's Digest and Taste of Home. I love those and will probably always subscribe to them. There is another one I'm interested in and I think it's called Birds N Bloom??? Anybody know? I love looking at "backyard" magazines, gardening, and also recipe magazines. For someone who doesn't cook and doesn't garden, I sure do have a lot of them around. I save all of mine.

I think I'll have the Mother of All Paper Drives, one of these days and back a truck up to the recycle center.

I think O is too pricey for the content and the only way I'll read it is to do so at the library. Free.

I love Martha Stewarts though, and would/should/probably WILL subscribe to it.

JJ

I don't subscribe to any. I just buy them when I feel like it. I like Woman's world, The Writer, Writer's Digest and often pick up any magazine that has a story that looks interesting to me when passing through the checkout. I don't really read a lot of magazines.

I love the articles in Vanity Fair.

To tell you the truth, I don't think I'll subscribe to any magazine. I'm glad if I have the time to just read the cover... Thanks for your tips anyway. Maybe someday, when I have nothing to do. Ha! I wonder if Hubby can put a slot in my grave stone to shove the magazines down?

I buy them when I feel like reading something. When I did subscribe it was to Time and Newsweek. I enjoy thumbing through the home magazines, like Southern Living and the one Better Homes puts out. Not much of anything else interests me. We use to subscribe to a marketing magazine, which wasn't so much about how to market, but about what was happening in the market place. Found some really interesting articles in them. I still have a great many of the mags stashed away... why, I don't know, but I do.

I don't subscribe to any magazines. Used to, but I often buy Looking Good or Women's magazine for little blips of beauty or weight loss articles.
For heavy duty reading I enjoy the National Geographic and Science Digest.
Around the holidays I enjoy McCalls and Women's Day for the recipes.
I look at Elle and Vogue for fashion ideas and love to scratch and sniff the new perfumes...
Better Homes and Gardens for decorating ideas and finally-Psychology Today and used to read Omni Magazine befor they quit publishing it just because I could...