JEWEL Magazine is one of the newest most interesting magazine on the market., targeted towards…read moreethnic women between the ages of 18-34. If you wanna know the new trends, beauty secrets, gossip, health facts and much, much more, visit them online or call them up to subscribe for only $9.95 for the year. www.jewelmagonline.com. 212 925 1150.

Visually stunning. I am not as in love with it as I am W, but I will add a "yet" to that statement…read more It is regular 8x10 size, but this mag is heavy on the spreads. And they are very beautiful editorials. Its sort of a fashion, style, design, art, travel, music mag. I like all of those things, but I almost wish they would narrow it down to three or so and focus on that.

This is one to skim at the bookstore or in line at the grocery store. There are generally only 3…read moreor 4 things in the entire magazine that I like. It would be useful for a personal shopper or someone in the fashion industry perhaps, but it just doesn't strike me as necessary.

Hey I was just gifted 3 large totes of 80s-90s zines and was searching online for info and found…read morethis! So excited to see you're still around!!

The Big Takeover is hands down my favourite music magazine. Jack Rabid's passion for "music with…read moreheart" is real. If it wasn't his DIY magazine wouldn't still be around some 25 years since its creation. I always discover a new band because of this magazine. His interviews are never gossip-y. All of the ads are music related in some way. My only problem with this magazine is that it weighs a ton (it's gone from photocopied black and white pages to a 300 page plus music "bible") so I can't take it with me on long BART rides. If I had the money for a lifetime subscription, I would sign up but for now I'll stick to my $20 subscription for four HUGE issues. I'm usually finishing up the previous issue once I receive the current one. (It comes out twice a year.) Skip Rolling Stone and Spin and pick up the Big T or Under the Radar or Magnet or Paste. Worth supporting Jack and his love of music with heart. There's something for everyone in here: His reviews consist of old school punk rock, indie rock, British Rock, alternative rock, and even Jazz.

Although I've never had the honor of meeting Rabbi Michael Haber, I believe that this is his…read moreimprint/publishing house. His efforts at publishing special Women's Prayer books is much appreciated. I owned the older version and recently bought an updated version (Shema' Kolenu) at Mekor in Brooklyn. I daven in English and since his Siddurim are in English and Hebrew, that is especially helpful to me. The English text is written simply and clearly. Shema' Kolenu includes weekday and Shabbos davening as well as other prayer and halachic explanations. I look forward to future Holy Books from Sephardic Press. Hatzlacha Rabbi Haber and the team at Sephardic Press!

I LOVE Playbill as I find the programs resourceful while attending a performance to learn more…read moreabout the biography for the entire cast including directors, lighting designer, casting director, music supervisor & arranger, production stage manager, et al. Playbill is the ultimate source for all the Broadway; off-Broadway; and off off-Broadway theater news. I remember decades ago Playbill also have directory of nearby restaurants, but that discontinued for lack of sponsorship and advertisement. I love following along the musical numbers in chronological order of performance. Playbill serves as secondary proof that I saw a performance in addition to my theatre ticket which are both my souvenirs. It is very personalized to be provided with a Playbill when you display your ticket to a theatre usher who directs you to your seat. I have an entire shoebox collection of Playbills for every theatre performance. I have an email Playbill.com subscription for theatre resource. I remember near the end of the booklet "How many have you seen?" Broadway and Off-Broadway shows are listed for current run. Playbill.com is a very resourceful theatre source for shows' opening date and expected performance ending date including awards. Playbill.com also serves as a database for past productions as "1984" which I had the pleasure to see Tom Sturridge (Winston Smith) and Olivia Wilde (Julia). I have kept every Playbill or Showbill for every performance (musical, play, off-Broadway, off- off-Broadway) which reminisce of a happy moment in time to fully immerse myself as the character of the show rather my own reality.

An indispensable souvenir of any significant theater experience, Playbill provides a quick hit…read moresummation of the show and the key producers, writers, production and acting talents. Given the basic demographics of the theater swells it's always interesting to watch the mature patrons attempt to read these undersized pamphlets in low to no light. I collect them all and prize my first from On the 20th Century starring Madeline Kahn in 1978. Five enduring stars.

Back when magazine racks were a thing and your choice of periodical(s) said something, The New…read moreYorker magazine was the go-to subscription for erudite readers who wanted the best in political and cultural writing along with a healthy dose of puckish, wry cartoons that poked at the eccentricities of the one percent. Under the long-term guidance of Editor David Remnick (since 1998,) TNY has taken on an unapologetic progressive political personality that whether you agree or not, is both compelling and routinely showcases the power of prose untainted by AI. While the rest of Condë Nast sinks deeper into the quicksand and muck of reality show fashion and disposable celebrity, TNY remains their North Star of provocative journalism and opinion. My mazine rack would be empty without it. Five stars

The New Yorker is an iconic publication, relatable, and representative of the NYC experience…read more Talented writers, sharp and witty articles, snappy cartoons, and above board commentary. I've read it while waiting at doctors offices and such if its around. A bit too highbrow for my taste but I can respect it's quality and history.

Westchester magazine is a good source of information for the County offering up advice on the many…read morebusinesses in the area. They also sponsor an annual Food and Wine event held in Rye New York in early June. We keep the issue that lists the Best Doctors in the area which is a reliable source. Many thanks for reading.

Difficult to ascertain when your subscription is up!! No customer service on line re: subscription…read moreinformation.