Looking for  a gift for a man who's impossible to shop for?   Maybe you're a man who's looking to expand his horizons.  Whatever you may be searching for, you just  might find it in a magazine. As a side note, all of these magazines I list can be found at the best site online for cheap magazines. Now, onto the list!Maxim:   Alright, I'm not as big of a fan of this magazine as I used  http://www.blurty.com/users/gitrdone99/ to but still  felt it should be on the list that's why I ranked it #10.  Maxim Magazine is the fastest growing general  interest magazine for men incorporating smart service journalism with an  irreverent sense of humor.  Maxim covers  the gamut on subjects, including sports, sex, cars, fitness, and personal  relationships.  Maxim Magazine brings it  all together in one place so guys can relax, have a laugh, and learn something  while they're at it.

The       New Yorker:  This is my official going to the dentist       magazine.  I've been reading it       twice a year for as long as I can remember and any day now I'm going to       subscribe.  The New Yorker Magazine       is more than a magazine: it is a cultural icon dedicated to good writing and       ideas. New Yorker is like the best conversation you can imagine about art       and technology, politics and personalities, medicine and movies, fiction       and fashion, culture and commentary. The New Yorker is discussed.       Heatedly. Reverentially. At board meetings. On the telephone...on the       Internet...over a dry Martini or a hot cappuccino. And the cartoons? The       best. The funniest. The only. Suitable for refrigerator or office bulletin       board.

Popular       Science:  Not just for nerds anymore...  I recently started reading this magazine       on a monthly basis and I'm always pleasantly surprised by at least one of       the articles.  Topics range from the       latest car models to the latest in military technology but the writers       keep everything toned down enough for the layman to understand.  There's also something to build at home       every month which gives me an excuse to use all those gadgets that are       gathering dust in my garage.

Playboy:  The number one selling men's magazine.  Enough said.

Rolling       Stone:  Again, not at all the cultural       phenomenon that it used to be when Hunter S. Thompson was writing feature       articles, but still the cornerstone of today's music magazines.  It features cutting edge music reviews,       in-depth interviews, provocative photos, and award-winning features. It       also contains political and social examinations of the world today and how       these issues affect you.

MAD:  We all read it when we were kids and if       you're like me, you're not really sure why you stopped.  Absurdity, nonsense, foolishness,       senselessness, flippancy, preposterousness, absurdity, and improbability       reign supreme in this monthly compendium of political and social satire -       and toilet humor. Alfred E. Neuman himself would be proud of you for       keeping to your childish roots.

Wired:  Another one that's not just for the       geeks these days.  Wired Magazine is       dedicated to bringing readers the latest news on the high-tech businesses       that are changing our future. Written to be enjoyed both by