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You want to know latest in style, life goals for men, and fitness and business success?

Running down to the local newsstand and grabbing some of the top men’s magazines can give you the advice and knowledge you never knew you needed.

Here are 5 of the best for you to pick and choose your favorites from.

1. The Art of Manliness

With over 10 million monthly page views, The Art of Manliness is the largest independent web-based magazine for men.

Brett McKay, founder, and editor-in-chief started up the site in response to what he saw as repetitive content in the mainstream mags.

There definitely was an appetite for alternative content. The proof is that his site is now one of the top men’s magazines online.

Popular topics include self-reliance and leadership skills, as well as notes on travel and leisure activities.

When talking about self-reliance skills, it’s a pretty broad set of skills that The Art of Manliness is interested in.

Its archive of “manly skills” covers everything from how to suture a wound, to building a fire properly, and letter writing skills. One article even
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Really, this magazine keeps an open mind about what goes in. The Editor in Chief has said in the past that it’s not about fashion, money or health, specifically. Rather, it’s about current interests and passions of men.

So while content doesn’t focus on one particular area, it’s always an engaging read.

4. Playboy

Playboy is probably best known for its bunnies, centerfold pull-out spreads and as a mark of Hugh Hefner’s decadent life and legacy.

Don’t dismiss it as a simple skin mag. Sure, it does contain NSFW material–you shouldn’t be surprised to find skimpily clad women or a guide on which type of condom to use next. But it also now places a lot of attention on the entertainment industry.

Expect interviews with some very interesting and unusual figures from the mainstream and underground, and some surprisingly challenging material.

It was Playboy, after all, which took a leading part in the normalization of sex in the 20th Century, breaking prudish norms and opening up the conversation for both men and women.

One recently published article investigates the effects of toxic masculinity, showing that it’s not one step removed from reality, even if it does deal with certain fantasies.

Because yes, bunnies and Playmates are still an integral part of the magazine. If that’s what you’re after…

5. GQ

GQ is one of the top men’s magazines for sophisticates with luxurious tastes.

The dedicated “Watches” section, for example, shows this magazine to be for a particularly high-earning audience.