AS THE BRICKS CELEBRATE THEIR 65TH ANNIVERSARY, WE’RE CELEBRATING ALL THINGS LEGO. They are so very simple: little plastic bricks that snap into each other, basic enough for a child to enjoy, yet brimming with infinite possibilities. Lego was born onJan. 28, 1958. That’s when the Danish son of a toymaker raced to the patent office with a marvelous design breakthrough that allowed those tiny bricks to fit snuggly together yet pull easily apart. Those innocuous-looking top studs and bottom tubes, combined with the use of a kind of plastic that was both lightweight and incredibly strong, produced a building block capable of constructing everything from the humblest house to a tower reaching hundreds of feet high. In these pages, explore the many facets of that miraculous brick, whose potential is limited only by the imagination, and see why Lego is so much more than it’s stacked up to be.

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Superman is the first comic-book superhero, the template for all of the costumed crimefighters that followed him, and one of the most successful pop-culture properties of all time. To the late actor Christopher Reeve, who iconically played the Man of Steel in the movies, Superman was something even more meaningful. “A friend. That’s what people really need most,” he explained in an interview promoting his final performance as the superhero. “That’s the heart of Superman—the genuine love of people and that you always know he’s your friend.” Having been around since 1938 and served as a model of morality, altruism, and compassion for several generations, Superman is not just an old friend—he’s one of our very best.

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From the moment he burst into the national spotlight in 1956, everyone has been curious about the man behind those dark, mysterious eyes. And his fans—millions of people of all ages from all around the world—believe they know what Elvis is all about. But how much do we really know about the man who became America’s king? From his childhood to his breakthrough to the songs and appearances that made him an icon, it’s time to test your Elvis IQ.

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With roots that stretch back to 1903 and a motorcycling archive without equal, The Classic MotorCycle has more to offer the true vintage motorcycle enthusiast than any other publication. Way back in the halcyon days of transport The Classic MotorCycle, from which The Classic MotorCycle evolved, was already established as the first choice read for two wheel enthusiasts, a sentiment which still holds true today.

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That’s life! is Australia’s No. 1 real-life magazine and the third most read magazine in the country. With the best real-life stories every week, readers enjoy a mix of budget-friendly recipes, handy tips, stars, fashion, beauty and fiction, as well as the incredible 20-page puzzle section – with each puzzle giving readers a chance to win amazing prizes and cash on offer! Please note, puzzles are static and not interactive. Most puzzles will not be able to be completed in the digital format.

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Stuff South Africa Magazine, the world’s best-selling gadget & technology magazine. Stuff is your expert, up to the minute guide on gadgets, gear, technology – and how to play with them. Our expert reviews and tests sort the best from the rest in digital cameras, cellphones, computers, games, fashion, wheels, lifestyle products and the weird and wonderful. Stuff is a magazine about technology, but it’s more about how a product looks and how it fits into the reader’s life.

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A locally owned and operated company, we create informative, beautiful publications that serve as the local authority on what is so great about the Gateway City. Through our pages, St. Louisans can connect with their city in a whole new way.

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Southern Home showcases beautiful homes that will appeal to every design aesthetic. We canvas the Southern states to bring you some of the area’s most inviting and interesting homes, as well as the talented architects, designers, and homeowners behind them. Tour the South’s finest homes filled with art, antiques, collections, and family heirlooms.

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Let’s face it, most of us do not have the huge backyards we see on TV and even if we did, unless you have a serious green thumb, what you’re capable of doing yourself is less ambitious than the fantasy gardens in most magazines. We connect with Americans by showing practical garden ideas people can do on normal size lots. Compact living quarters and a not-so-big yard? No matter! You can maximize your space and enjoy the great outdoors even in the smallest of spaces, thanks to Small Space Garden Ideas magazine. In this issue you will discover how to plan, arrange, and create an outdoor space that’s as big as your heart, with plenty of room for entertaining, growing your own food, and enjoying the pleasures of nature—even in the modest confines of an urban courtyard or small suburban plot. Find out how best to create privacy, design a comfy sitting area for six or more guests, and add color and focal points that make your small space as beautiful as it is functional. Nor do we exclude those with more space – we show how to use the ideas in this magazine to landscape and uplift a practical amount of your back yard with lots of creative DIY projects ensure that your outdoor living area is always delightful!

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