Magazines

[Antilogic]

Well, Highlights and Nintendo Power, and at one point I got the Dungeons & Dragons magazine. All of those are from wayyy back though, before I became (supposedly) an adult with a job.

I don't subscribe to any due to limited storage and reading time, but I've been known to browse my parents' Scientific American and National Geographic. To no small extent, I think the factors mentioned earlier in this thread--the Internet, increased number of adverts, less content and more glossy images--have all contributed to their relative decline.

 

[Masada]

Tempo Interactif
The Irrawday
The Economist
Mana
New Yorker
New York Times Review of Books
Times Literary Supplement
The New York Review of Books

I read Tempo at work; follow the Irrawday (subscription) and The Economist (work subscription) on the internet, I won't purchase the former and can't get the latter; I read the back issues of Mana over Christmas; and I subscribe to the last four via Kindle (the New Yorker won't sell to moi directly, so I had to come up with a workaround).

 

[NYHunter]

I like reading Smithsonian.
And I also like Harper's, even though i don't tend to agree with many of it's political leanings, I admire it's style of journalism greatly and sometimes I feel they are the only ones exposing certain things.