More  (Nov 2010)

Excellent issue of "More."  This month's features include: Reinvention is the Best Revenge-stories of women who got burned in jobs and relationships, who instead of letting it ruin them, reinvented themselves and came out better than ever, an interview with Shonda Rhime- the woman who created Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice, an article about Glee star, Jane Lynch, including two large photos of Lynch with attractive, scantily clad young men at her service, an article featuring today's young feminists, and After the Big C-four women share their stories of life after breast cancer.   

Bust  (Oct/Nov 2010)

Bust is a magazine that covers music, fashion, art, sex, news, and gender issues.  This edition contains a variety of interesting articles, including a short article about Taylor Swift, an interview with Helen Mirren, and multiple articles about women in science.                                              

ESPN The Body Issue 2010 (October 18, 2010)

This is the Second Annual ESPN Body Issue. Unlike the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, this is not a skin mag full of sexually provocative and heavily airbrushed pictures of models.  ESPN has started its own tradition, one that is actually related to athletics, and presents a more realistic view of the appearance of the human body.  The Body Issue contains pictures of male and female athletes, of various ages, races, shapes and sizes.  The athletes are in the nude, with their breasts and genitals covered by strategically placed body parts or objects. The athletes are not spread eagle with a come hither look in their eyes.  Rather, the pictures show just how amazing and powerful the human body is. Whether you support the trend in gender equality this magazine provides, think the human body is magnificent, appreciate realistic portrayals of appearance, or whether you are just curious to see what NBA players, NFL players, and Olympians look like naked, I suggest you pick up a copy.                                 

People (October 18, 2010)

A large portion of this magazine is devoted to the stories of suicide victim, Tyler Clementi, and other recent deaths resulting from the bullying of gay students.  In addition, survivors of high school bullying speak out about their experiences.  This issue also contains an exclusive interview with Oksana Grigorieva, who speaks of the domestic abuse she endured during her relationship with Mel Gibson.                           

Fortune (October 18, 2010)

The 50 Most Powerful Women issue--lists and describes the 50 most powerful women in the U.S. Lists the 50 most powerful women outside the U.S.  Also contains the exclusive story of why Oprah is quiting her show and launching her own network.                   

O Magazine (October, 2010)

Excellant issue of O.  Features include: The 2010 O Power List (list of 20 of the most amazing women of the year), 6 Great Tips from Dr. Phil on how to harness your personal power, Article entitled Rethinking Breast Cancer, Article on why women tear each other down, and a Shop Till You Stop Breast Cancer section with two pages of stylish accessories, where profits go towards the research, detection, and treatment of breast cancer.           

Newsweek (September 27, 2010)

Read to thought provoking cover story in the current issue of Newsweek--Man Up!  The traditional male is an endangered species.  It's time to rethink masculinity. 

Rolling Stone   (September, 2010)

Latest issue of Rolling Stone is now on newstands, featuring this cover of the sexy stars of "True Blood." 

Rolling Stone   (August 5, 2010)

Leonardo DiCaprio discusses his latest movie, his life, and as a bonus feature, Leo poses shirtless for a photo you will find inside.                       

Time   (August 9, 2010)

This controversial cover shows an 18 year-old Afghan woman who was court-ordered under Taliban rule to have her ears and nose cut off.  The reason for the order: She had the courage to escape a deadly situation, severe abuse at the hands of the man she was forced to marry and his family.  The accompanying article discusses the Taliban's abuse and oppression of women, the positive changes in the lives of females since the U.S. has occupied Afghanistan, and the expected reversion to abuse and oppression if the U.S. steps out now.  There is disagreement regarding whether the situation for Afghan women has actually improved and feelings that continued war isn't the answer.  Regardless, it is important to be aware of the severe abuse and oppression of Afghan women and do what we can to help them.                                

The Atlantic  (July/August 2010)

In her 12-page cover story, Hanna Rosen paints a positive picture of the current status of women and makes a convincing argument that women are not only gaining equality, but are headed all the way to the top.  In this issue, you'll also find an article about misconceptions of gender and parenting.  The Atlantic is a great read, especially for the intellectually curious reader.  You can find this magazine at Borders or Barnes and Noble.                     

Special Edition From US Weekly--The Sexy Stars of Twilight (On Newstands May 28, 2010)

Take a look through this "bookazine" from the editors of Us Weekly.  Inside you'll find several hot pictures and posters of your favorite Twilight boys, as well as inside info from the cast of Eclipse.

Magazine of the Month--Rolling Stone (June 2010)

The June 2010 issue of Rolling Stone features a racy picture of Russell Brand on it's cover.  Russell Brand is a comedian and actor.  You may recognize him from the movie "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," or as the fiancee of Katy Perry.

Magazine of the Month--Vanity Fair (June 2010)

The June 2010 issue of Vanity Fair features pictures of sexy shirtless soccer players.  Ladies, if you agree that too many magazine covers feature bikini clad women and too few feature mankini clad men, show your support by purchasing this issue.  I recently got a one year subscription to Vanity Fair for only $12 on the Vanity Fair website.  What drew me to this magazine is its tendancy to portray women and men in a similiar fashion: there are nearly as many sexy pictures of men as of women!   In addition to outstanding photograhy, Vanity Fair contains excellant articles about global issues, economics, travel, beauty, fashion, and entertainment.

Ms. Magazine

This magazine addresses a wide variety of important issues effecting women worldwide, including topics such as politics, education, and social issues.

Men's Journal

This men's magazine that covers a wide variety of male interests, and makes it interesting without including sexually suggestive or offensive material.

Rolling Stone Magazine

Other recent Rolling Stone covers have featured Adam Lambert, shirtless John Mayor, and Taylor Lautner in a wet t-shirt.