New York Magazine covers, analyzes, comments on, and defines the culture, lifestyle, fashion and personalities that drive New York City. It was founded in April 1968 by the editor Clay Felker and the graphic designer Milton Glaser, and was among the first "lifestyle magazines" meant to appeal to both male and female audiences.

Travel + Leisure is a monthly magazine published by People Inc., formerly known as Dotdash Meredith. It covers domestic and international travel with content focused on destinations, hotels, transportation, food, culture, and travel industry trends. The publication includes feature articles, travel guides, and reports on emerging travel developments. Its editorial approach emphasizes practical information, analysis, and coverage of global travel experiences and services.

Condé Nast Traveler is a travel and lifestyle magazine that covers destinations, hotels, airlines, food, culture, and travel trends around the world. It features destination guides, travel essays, hotel and resort coverage, and photography, along with reporting on the travel industry and global tourism. The magazine serves leisure and luxury travelers seeking informed and aspirational travel content.

Established in 1965 and edited for the educated, active residents of Washington, D.C. Publishes articles on a variety of issues, including dining out, wine, real estate, money, health, people, movies, beauty, fashion, shopping, sports, the federal and local governments, history, gardening, homes, travel and art. Sections include Spotlight, profiles that offer quick snapshots of a local person, and Capital Comment, which focuses on gossip, personalities, and fun takes on Washington, D.C. life. The Washingtonian DOES ACCEPT article submissions. Before writing an article, ideas should be sent to ideas@washingtonian.com.

Written for individuals with an interest in personal finance news and issues, Kiplinger provides readers with a broad range of information to assist in various purchasing, saving, and investing decisions. Includes how-tos, case studies, trend stories, technology news briefs, and product reviews and roundups. Technology coverage includes hardware and software that aids in successful personal finance management. Founded in 1947 by W.M Kiplinger following the success of the Kiplinger Newsletter, Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine was the first of its kind to hit news stands in the United States. Today it continues to offer practical advice in all areas relating to personal wealth management. Areas covered within the monthly magazine include saving, investing, planning for retirement, paying for college, buying an automobile, home and other major purchases. It covers all aspects of money management. Pitch anything dealing with the pocketbook and anything that affects people's purchasing power. The publication is always looking for new trends in personal finance; lead time is two months. Kiplinger DOES NOT accept by-lined articles or submissions. Editiorial sections: Ahead, which looks at current news topics related to the personal finance industry, including healthcare, retirement, and politics; Investing, which provides stock market analysis and investing advice; Your Money, which gives readers information on managing their money wisely; and Rewards, which covers travel, shopping and lifestyle news, and gives readers suggestions on how to spend their money on creative and enjoyable consumer goods. Circulation Breakdown: HHI (household income) $75,000+ 69% HHI $100,000+ 51% Median HHI $102,524 Median Net Worth $496,797 IEI $50,000+ 41% IEI $75,000+ 29% Median IEI $61,110 Professional/Managerial 45% Top Management* 18% Influentials 26% Graduated college+ 68% Married 75% Own Home 87% Read 4 of the last 4 issues 53%