The Washingtonian is the best-read and most-trusted publication dedicated to life in the nation’s capital. Since the first issue in October 1965, when it cost only 50 cents and featured an article on a new development called The Watergate, The Washingtonian has helped its readers live, eat, shop, work, and play better in the greater metropolitan area.
For over 40 years, Thrasher Skateboard—known as the skateboarder’s Bible—has been the realest, rawest, edgiest skateboard magazine on the planet. Each issue is packed with interviews of skateboarding’s biggest stars—like Ryan Sheckler, Andrew Reynolds, John Cardiel, and Tony Hawk—along with reader-submitted artwork, eye-bleeding full-color photos and sequences, spot checks, coverage of youth culture, insider industry gossip, and music features with today’s hottest punk rock, hip-hop, metal, reggae, and indie artists. Thrasher is 100-percent hardcore skateboarding, and it’s the only digital skate mag that matters.
The New Yorker is a national weekly magazine that offers a signature mix of reporting and commentary on politics, foreign affairs, business, technology, popular culture, and the arts, along with humor, fiction, poetry, and cartoons.
The Economic Times Wealth aims to fulfil all your money-related needs. As browse thrugh you will notice a pick of features most relevant for you, on topics ranging from stocks to property, from gold to tax planning, a regular section to help put your family finances in order. An expert panel that answer you most intractable financial questions and much more.
The Big Issue – a fortnightly magazine – you will provide homeless and disadvantaged women with paid work in a safe, secure and rewarding environment.
Sports Collectors Digest is the hobby’s oldest and largest publication, covering every aspect of modern sports collecting including cards, memorabilia, auction coverage, autographed material and more. Published since 1973.
SLAM was founded in 1994 as the “in-your-face basketball magazine,” covering all things hoop-related, from NBA, college ball and high school hoops to old-school stories, kicks, streetball and the fashion of the game. Twenty years later, SLAM is still the No. 1 outlet for all things that matter in the world of basketball. From Kobe and LeBron to Iverson and Durant, SLAM brings the reader face-to-face with their favorite players, brings breaking news and rumors in real time. SLAM was launched as “the basketball bible,” and we are still the only place for the true basketball fan.
It provides a comprehensive look into the latest science news in the world of science. Its subscription includes 6 print and 6 digital issues.
