Biting the BULLETT In an Internet-driven world of pretty little Photoshopped pictures, it’s the magazines with the right words that won’t slip through our fingers.  Luckily, BULLETT Magazine doesn’t make us choose between visuals and good reads. The art/fashion/music magazine launched in winter 2010 and drops quarterly. They bring us stunning interviews with anyone and everyone relevant in the art world, and they aren’t afraid to give their opinions about fashion and pop culture news (see: articles about T. Swift and Aniston anatomy). As publishers lay off editors left and right, it makes us immeasurably happy to see a magazine with staying power. That’s what we call a glossy. 

Biting the BULLETT

In an Internet-driven world of pretty little Photoshopped pictures, it’s the magazines with the right words that won’t slip through our fingers. 

Luckily, BULLETT Magazine doesn’t make us choose between visuals and good reads. The art/fashion/music magazine launched in winter 2010 and drops quarterly. They bring us stunning interviews with anyone and everyone relevant in the art world, and they aren’t afraid to give their opinions about fashion and pop culture news (see: articles about T. Swift and Aniston anatomy).

As publishers lay off editors left and right, it makes us immeasurably happy to see a magazine with staying power. That’s what we call a glossy.