#Magazines

Coffee and creativity, perfect combo. these magazines are just what I need to spark some new ideas. #coffee #magazines

Marine Rose, a cult-favorite British Jamaican designer, will be the first woman to lead Balenciaga in its 109-year history and the second Black woman to lead a major European fashion house.

carpe noctem magazine, 1995-97

How many magazines do you have for your Smith & Wesson® M&P®? You can get more here: #SmithandWesson #MandP #Magazines

Paper based magazines or PDFs? #dnd #magazines

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis is Game Informer’s next cover! 🧗‍♀️ 🦖 Our 12-page cover story features exclusive hands-on impressions and developer interviews. The issue also includes a 30-year Tomb Raider retrospective. Subscribe today to get it as your first magazine at 🔗 Learn more about this issue at 📲 Already subscribed? Read the new issue now at @CrystalDynamics @tombraider

BREAKING: Michael Sanft, Las Vegas Lawyer For Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis Found Dead. Here’s what we know:

rococo magazine

Paper Tiger brings James Gray's method to its furthest extreme of symbolic realism—stark, conflict-riven, both expressive and evasive, with a script and performances to match; its style is as tense and exciting as its drama (word from next week's issue:

Elle Fanning photographed for W Magazine: Margo’s Got Money Troubles Photo Diary 📸

It might just be a “Grognard” thing… There’s just something about reading, listening to, handling and using Physical Media, that I just don’t get from Digital Media. Any thoughts on physical versus digital media? #dnd #ttrpg #magazines #nostalgia #ttrpgcommunity #dragon #rpg

Official Xbox Magazine Issue #36 (2004)

Dragon magazine was one of the go-to for the RPG community when I was a teenager. Yeah, I was that kid who couldn't wait for it to arrive. I always loved the cover on this one. Plus, who doesn't want a Cthulhu Christmas. #magazines #cthulhu #DnD #ttrpg #rpg

Jack Lindsey, a researcher at Anthropic, set out to test whether large language models can “introspect” by subjecting them to a kind of digital neurosurgery. His results caused a stir online. In the year since his 2025 paper, a clearer picture has emerged.

Dynamite September 1983. #magazines #vintage

✨WORK UPDATE ✨ I’m now Assistant Features Editor at Good Housekeeping, writing longer reads & interviews (plus lifestyle news) across print & digital 👩🏼‍💻 PRs - I’m always looking for uplifting stories & case studies! bethanrose.jenkins@hearst.co.uk Xx #journo #magazines

New arrival! #comicbooks #magazines

Elle Fanning in W Magazine: Margo’s Got Money Troubles Photo Diary, May 2026

Announcing: Lenny's Newsletter as a physical magazine! Eight hand-picked posts, perfect-bound, with your name on the cover. For the next 48 hours, shipping is FREE worldwide. Grab it here:

Introducing Offprint™ Creator Editions A writer curates posts from their own newsletter and we print them as a magazine (with your name on the cover). First up: @lennysan’s edition, with 8 posts he picked on work and careers in the age of AI. Order at

When Simone was 4 years old. She would take two fingers, run them down the center of her mother’s face, from forehead to chin, and say “Zup.” At first her mother, Rachel, thought it was just one of those strange, cute kid things. Then one day she asked Simone what she was doing. Simone answered matter-of-factly, “I’m unzipping your mask.” When Rachel pointed out that she wasn’t wearing a mask, Simone’s response dumbfounded her: “Sometimes you’re not my mom,” her daughter said. “Sometimes you’re an alien who looks like my mom.” What could make the most familiar person in the world suddenly seem like a stranger? A surprising number of children at some point believe their parents are impostors. “Once I started looking for alien parents, they were everywhere,” writes Elna Baker. “I posted on social media and asked if, growing up, anyone else had thought their parents were impostors of some kind. Several people wrote to say ‘yes.’” When Baker described Simone and the others to Trudy Goodman, a child and family therapist, she said she wasn’t at all surprised by how many examples she’d come across. Of course, some children simply are letting their imaginations run wild. But kids are also drawn to creative explanations as a means of making sense of disruptions or events in their lives — which, she added, is a perfectly normal way for them to explain an uncanny feeling. “They know things, but they don’t know what they know,” she said. But what are they actually seeing? Read Baker’s full report on the strange, surprisingly common childhood suspicion: