Magazine with B

  • US magazine on homes, gardening and lifestyle, since 1922.

  • “Beauty” is a published magazine title about style and cosmetics.

  • Yes! BRAVO is a German teen pop-culture magazine.

  • Yes! Shorthand for Harper's Bazaar fashion magazine.

  • Yes! UK kids' comic magazine, running since 1938.

  • Yes! Kids' magazine about the Barbie doll, licensed.

  • Yes! US music magazine famous for its charts.

  • Yes! Best is a UK women's weekly magazine.

  • Magazine of the Boy Scouts of America, now 'Scout Life'.

  • Yes! Bella is a UK women's weekly magazine.

  • US wedding magazine by Condé Nast, launched 1994.

  • Australian women’s fashion mag, since 1970s.

  • “Book” is a real magazine title focused on books and publishing.

  • “Bride” is a published magazine covering weddings and bridal style.

  • “Boys’ Life” was a long-running youth magazine from the Scouts.

  • US magazine focused on backpacking and outdoor travel.

  • US power‑boating magazine, founded 1956.

  • “Blue” surfing magazine, launched in Australia.

  • UK music magazine “Beat Instrumental” shortened.

  • “Bridal” is a real magazine title for wedding planning and fashion.

  • US teen music magazine, popular in 80s–90s.

  • “Boys” has been used as the title of published magazines.

  • Surf/travel magazine “The Beach”, various editions.

  • British edition of Vogue fashion magazine.

  • “Bold” is a published magazine title used for culture and lifestyle.

  • “Body” is a real magazine title focused on fitness and wellness.

  • American food & lifestyle mag by Condé Nast.

  • Fitness mag “Body Builder” existed in print.

  • A real magazine focused on biblical topics.

  • A real lifestyle magazine about practical living.

  • A published home and garden magazine title.

  • Many sports mags titled “Baseball” existed.

  • “BusinessWeek” is a major business magazine.

  • A published magazine title for business and culture.

  • “Bona” is a South African youth magazine.

  • “Bild” is a German newspaper, not a magazine.

  • “Bunty” was a long‑running UK girls’ comic mag.

  • German women’s magazine, very popular.

  • Generic but used as title for bodybuilding mags.

  • A real magazine covering cycling and bicycles.

  • Well‑known cycling sports and fitness magazine.

  • A real sports magazine devoted to the game.

  • A published fashion and culture magazine title.

  • A real business publication with weekly editions.

  • “Brave” was a kids’ magazine from Cricket Media

  • A published fitness magazine for bodybuilding fans.

  • A real magazine covering boating and maritime life.

  • “Blush” is a real beauty/fashion magazine

  • A luxury magazine focused on wealthy lifestyles.

  • A published luxury magazine about wealthy lifestyles.

  • “Baseball Weekly” was a USA Today sports magazine

  • A famous American financial magazine and newspaper.

  • A digital magazine covering sports and lifestyle.

  • US outdoor sports magazine since 1994, backcountry focus

  • A film magazine centered on Indian cinema.

  • A children’s magazine based on the popular character.

  • A magazine devoted to bingo news and entertainment.

  • A published magazine title covering culture and fashion.

  • US lifestyle mag on dating, love, relationships

  • A published magazine focused on books and reading.

  • A published magazine exploring beer and brewing culture.

  • A regional magazine covering Baltimore life and culture.

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