Magazine with P

  • Adult entertainment magazine founded in 1953, famous centerfolds.

  • US adult magazine since 1965, known for explicit photo spreads.

  • Real magazine; US pop culture and fashion

  • Real magazine; British fashion biannual

  • Adult magazine aimed at women, launched in 1973 in the US.

  • Real magazine; tips and advice for families

  • Real magazine; advice for moms and dads

  • Real magazine (UK); lifestyle for Black women

  • Real magazine; science news for curious minds

  • American Sunday magazine insert covering news and culture.

  • Refers to The Saturday Evening Post, classic US magazine.

  • US lifestyle and beauty magazine aimed at Black women.

  • Motorsport pacenote-focused magazine from the UK/Ireland.

  • British weekly satirical magazine, ran 1841–1992.

  • US true‑crime magazine, pulp era, began in 1940s.

  • Fashion/arts magazine title used in several countries.

  • “Polly Pockets Magazine” kids’ title in the UK.

  • Well‑known video‑gaming magazine since the 1990s.

  • Major US magazine on psychology and culture since 1967.

  • Official Pokémon fan magazines exist worldwide

  • Italian current‑affairs weekly “Panorama”

  • “Posh” was a UK fashion/celebrity magazine

  • “Paper” is a real NYC pop‑culture magazine

  • “Prime” is used as title for several magazines

  • “Popstar!” teen celeb/music magazine existed

  • “Party” used for real lifestyle/party magazines

  • “Paparazzi” is a real celebrity mag title in EU

  • “Pets” used as title for pet‑care magazines

  • US "Paleo Magazine", focused on paleo lifestyle.

  • "Princess" was a British girls' magazine in the 50s.

  • "Prima" is a popular UK women's lifestyle magazine.

  • "Power" magazine covers hip‑hop and urban culture (US).

  • UK entertainment and listings mag "PLAY" existed.

  • "Paris Match" is a major French magazine; close enough.

The words in the list Magazine with P come from players of the word game City, Country, River.