To kill time being stuck in the airport, there are Hudson Newstands, the selection of magazines are…read moreok and they usually have nick nacks to kill time.

Published by the Committee for Taxi Safety, this monthly newspaper is aimed at taxi drivers…read more Written in a very folksy style, the tabloid covers parking ticket blitzes, what to do if you go to TLC court, gas prices, medallion auctions, lower back pain, and other topics. But the best parts are the parts that cabbies can use while they interact with passengers. "You Be the Judge" posits a court case, gives the details of the defense, and shares the judge's decision. "Taxi Humour" offers jokes involving taxis and taxi drivers. The monthly landmark quiz can help drivers point out sites and sights around the city. And "Fairs & Festivals" indicates what streets are closed off when for what parades and other events -- the most useful directory of street fairs I've ever encountered! There's even a calendar of events cabbies are encouraged to recommend to passengers. Additionally, the ads are fascinating: Where to buy a taxi cab, insurance companies for worker's compensation, taxi top ads, and other service providers. An interesting look at one of New York's more visible jobs and lifestyles.

I LOVE Playbill as I find the programs resourceful while attending a performance to learn more…read moreabout the biography for the entire cast including directors, lighting designer, casting director, music supervisor & arranger, production stage manager, et al. Playbill is the ultimate source for all the Broadway; off-Broadway; and off off-Broadway theater news. I remember decades ago Playbill also have directory of nearby restaurants, but that discontinued for lack of sponsorship and advertisement. I love following along the musical numbers in chronological order of performance. Playbill serves as secondary proof that I saw a performance in addition to my theatre ticket which is both my souvenirs. It is very personalized to be provided with a Playbill when you show your ticket to a theatre usher who directs you to your seat. I have an entire shoebox collection of Playbills for every theatre performance. I have an email Playbill.com subscription for theatre resource. I remember near the end of the booklet "How many have you seen?" Broadway and Off-Broadway shows are listed for current run. Playbill.com is a very resourceful theatre source for shows' opening date and expected performance ending date including awards. Playbill.com also serves as a database for past productions as "1984" which I had the pleasure to see Tom Sturridge (Winston Smith) and Olivia Wilde (Julia). I have kept every Playbill or Showbill for every performance (musical, play, off-Broadway, off- off-Broadway) which reminisce of a happy moment in time to fully immerse myself as the character of the show rather my own reality.

An indispensable souvenir of any significant theater experience, Playbill provides a quick hit…read moresummation of the show and the key producers, writers, production and acting talents. Given the basic demographics of the theater swells it's always interesting to watch the mature patrons attempt to read these undersized pamphlets in low to no light. I collect them all and prize my first from On the 20th Century starring Madeline Kahn in 1978. Five enduring stars.

Elle is a French women's fashion and lifestyle magazine I enjoyed perusing in the 80s and 90s. It's…read morebeen published since 1945. Elle is active on social media and their Instagram touts their magazine as "Your front row seat to style and culture" and their Instagram account has 7.6 million followers! I always enjoy the magazines at checkout counters because the cover is so iconic - it's very traditional and designed very cleanly, typically with a single model (such as Vanessa Paradis) on the front! "U S Elle" launched in 1985 and Elle.com launched in 2007. The United States version is published by Heart Magazines. Currently, Elle features Prime Day fashion deals, a story about Kylie Jenner's Meta Glasses, and tips for styling long denim shorts for summer among other Fashion, Beauty, Culture, Shopping and News and Politics articles. Very cool that Grace Kelly was featured on the cover of French Elle magazine on April 2, 1956, right before her wedding to Rainier III, Prince of Monaco. If you are a fashionista, or a fashion enthusiast. or like fellow Yelper Chante says, need "inspiration," do check out Elle!

ELLE Magazine has such a strong, stylish presence... it's one of those publications that always…read morefeels polished and on trend. I like how it blends fashion, beauty, and culture all in one place. It's not just about clothes, but also about confidence, self expression, and what's current in the world. The editorials are always visually appealing, and there's a mix of high fashion with pieces that feel a little more relatable. Sometimes it can lean a bit aspirational or out of reach, but it's still fun to flip through for inspiration, whether it's outfit ideas, beauty tips, or just keeping up with what's trending. Overall, it's a go to if you're into fashion and want that mix of elegance, creativity, and modern style.

Another novel and quarterly elitist magazine for the Issues obsessed reader you are…read more An intriguing blend of art, fashion, news, politics, linguistics (each issue features a letter of the Cyrillic alphabet), literary, and cinematic. Russia! is definitely more geared towards the artisto-literati than the politico, but what would one expect from a quarterly publication? I find myself eagerly popping into local bookstores on my way home to see if the next issue has been released, which is either a sign of my pathology or Russia!'s sway. Or both...

Absolutely in awe! The options to travel to a distant place post covid is phenomenal. The types of…read moretrips are diverse, the options are plentiful and the descriptions make me want to pack tomorrow. A must check out Articles are inviting, you gain good knowledge of a far away locale

Personally not the most adventures person in the world, but did look through it a few times and did…read morefind some ideas and some places that I might keep in mind to go or do. Also like the articles in it

If you have Russian NJ clients, this magazine is great to buy ads space.read more

This organization might have changed location according to their most recent edition,they list…read moretheir location as 405 Lexington avenue,26th floor,new york,ny10174 tel 212 213 8585.available by subscription for $35.00 per year or I understand from my neighbor that he picks them up for free in the National Action Network on 145th street.Im giving it 3 stars based on one article I read in there on congressman-George Santos,who lied about his ethnicity,jobs,and education,also promoted a racist agenda...You don't have to be a psychologist to realize that Mr Santos has severe mental health issues.Being that he is from Brazil it very well might be that he has African ancestory... we won't know that until a DNA test is done.The Beacon admits that the Afro-Brazilian population is estimated to be over half of the country's citizens.So the jury is still out.I think it's unfair to accuse him of being a racist.until more is known about his background.If he were a Democrat I think they would cut him more slack especially in view of apparent mental illness.