[{"n": "Billboard (magazine)", "u": "/e/magazines/billboard-magazine/", "s": "The bible of the recording industry"}, {"n": "Bloomberg Businessweek", "u": "/e/magazines/bloomberg-businessweek/", "s": "The American monthly business magazine from Bloomberg."}, {"n": "Consumer Reports", "u": "/e/magazines/consumer-reports/", "s": "Independent testing, advocacy, and consumer protection since 1936."}, {"n": "Cosmopolitan (magazine)", "u": "/e/magazines/cosmopolitan-magazine/", "s": "Formerly The Cosmopolitan, often called Cosmo."}, {"n": "Life (magazine)", "u": "/e/magazines/life-magazine/", "s": "To see life; to see the world; to eyewitness great events"}, {"n": "Mad (magazine)", "u": "/e/magazines/mad-magazine/", "s": "Originally a comic book series published by EC, it later converted to magazine format and became widely imitat"}, {"n": "Marie Claire", "u": "/e/magazines/marie-claire/", "s": "French monthly women's fashion magazine since 1937."}, {"n": "New Scientist", "u": "/e/magazines/new-scientist/", "s": "Weekly magazine covering science, technology, and their implications."}, {"n": "New Statesman", "u": "/e/magazines/new-statesman/", "s": "A British left-wing political and literary weekly since 1913."}, {"n": "NME", "u": "/e/magazines/nme/", "s": "British music publication that pioneered the UK Singles Chart."}, {"n": "Vanity Fair (magazine)", "u": "/e/magazines/vanity-fair-magazine/", "s": "American monthly magazine of popular culture, fashion, and current affairs."}, {"n": "Variety (magazine)", "u": "/e/magazines/variety-magazine/", "s": "American trade magazine covering entertainment since 1905."}, {"n": "Weekly Shōnen Magazine", "u": "/e/magazines/weekly-sh-nen-magazine/", "s": "First weekly manga magazine, aimed at older male youth."}]