Magazine with B
US magazine on homes, gardening and lifestyle, since 1922.
Yes! UK kids' comic magazine, running since 1938.
Yes! BRAVO is a German teen pop-culture magazine.
Yes! Shorthand for Harper's Bazaar fashion magazine.
Yes! Kids' magazine about the Barbie doll, licensed.
Yes! US music magazine famous for its charts.
Magazine of the Boy Scouts of America, now 'Scout Life'.
Yes! Best is a UK women's weekly magazine.
Yes! Bella is a UK women's weekly magazine.
US wedding magazine by Condé Nast, launched 1994.
Australian women’s fashion mag, since 1970s.
US magazine focused on backpacking and outdoor travel.
US power‑boating magazine, founded 1956.
“Blue” surfing magazine, launched in Australia.
US teen music magazine, popular in 80s–90s.
UK music magazine “Beat Instrumental” shortened.
Surf/travel magazine “The Beach”, various editions.
British edition of Vogue fashion magazine.
“Body” fitness/health magazines exist in print.
American food & lifestyle mag by Condé Nast.
Fitness mag “Body Builder” existed in print.
“BusinessWeek” is a major business magazine.
“Bona” is a South African youth magazine.
“Bild” is a German newspaper, not a magazine.
Many sports mags titled “Baseball” existed.
“Bunty” was a long‑running UK girls’ comic mag.
German women’s magazine, very popular.
Generic but used as title for bodybuilding mags.
Well‑known cycling sports and fitness magazine.
“Brave” was a kids’ magazine from Cricket Media
“Blush” is a real beauty/fashion magazine
“Baseball Weekly” was a USA Today sports magazine
US outdoor sports magazine since 1994, backcountry focus
US lifestyle mag on dating, love, relationships
American magazine on sexuality and erotica since 1999
The words in the list Magazine with B come from players of the word game City, Country, River.