Magazine with S
Real sports magazine; US, famous for iconic covers.
Real teen magazine; fashion and beauty since 1944.
Real celebrity tabloid magazine in the United States.
A genuine magazine title with several published editions.
Real lifestyle magazine focused on the US South.
Real fitness magazine; workouts and wellness tips.
Real health magazine; now digital-only by Conde Nast.
"The Sun" is a major UK tabloid newspaper-magazine hybrid.
Real UK title 'Sailing Today'; boats and cruising.
Real science magazine; explains research to readers.
Science is a top peer‑reviewed science journal, weekly.
A published sports magazine title in print circulation.
Real lifestyle magazine of the American West.
US celebrity gossip magazine, sister to OK! tabloid.
Sugar was a UK teen girls’ magazine in the 1990s–2000s.
A real magazine title using a sports-focused name.
US magazine by the Smithsonian Institution, history & science.
Seventeen (often seen as 17) teen magazine; close variant.
She was a British women’s magazine, mid‑20th century.
Sailing is a niche boating/sailing magazine title.
Slate is a US online magazine covering news and culture.
A published magazine title, not merely a day of the week.
UK pop music magazine (1979–2006), teen‑oriented.
The Source, influential US hip‑hop culture magazine.
Scholastic classroom magazines for kids & teachers.
Sassy, US teen girls’ magazine from late ’80s‑’90s.
Soul, 1960s UK music magazine focused on soul/R&B.
Der Spiegel, major German weekly news magazine.
A genuine magazine title devoted to football and soccer.
Salon once ran an online magazine‑style publication.
A real magazine title used by several publications.
Spin, US music magazine founded in 1985.
A published retail and lifestyle magazine title.
A well-known British football magazine title.
Surfing Magazine, US surf culture title since 1964.
A genuine fashion and culture magazine title.
A real magazine title used by multiple publications.
A published film and entertainment magazine title.
A published magazine covering television soap operas.
A genuine magazine title, including an airline edition.
Simple, a DIY/crafts magazine brand in the US.
Shopping magazine titles exist in many countries.
A real literary and arts magazine title.
Sarie, long‑running Afrikaans women’s magazine.
Sweet Sixteen, teen magazine title in several places.
Sunny was the title of a published magazine.
Stuff, UK gadget/tech magazine since the 1990s.
Sportstar, Indian sports magazine launched in 1978.
A real magazine title associated with motorsport and speed.
British current affairs weekly, founded 1828
NASA science magazine for kids, since 1998
The Guardian’s podcast/online mag “Science Weekly”
Superhero Magazine covers comics and superhero culture.
Sunshine has been used as a magazine title.
French newsmagazine “Stop” (1950s–1990s)
Social is used by published lifestyle magazines.
US magazine on soap operas, since 1975
US lifestyle magazine about simple, green living
A genuine lifestyle magazine title.
“Sally” was a British girls’ comic magazine
US magazine for surfing enthusiasts, since 1962
UK teen magazine “Shout”, pop and lifestyle
Indian entertainment & society magazine “Scoop”
Soup is the title of an independent arts magazine.
Superstar has appeared as the title of published music magazines.
Stellar is an Australian weekly celebrity magazine.
Spider-Man has appeared in several published magazines.
Soho is a UK art/fashion magazine, print and digital.
“Snap” is a real youth/entertainment magazine title.
Snake is the title of a published culture magazine.
Skate is a real magazine covering skateboarding culture.
The Simpsons has had its own published magazine.
Show is the title of several entertainment magazines.
Sarah has been used as the title of a published magazine.
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