Miranda Kerr’s nude cover of Harper’s Bazaar Australia was recently pulled from supermarkets in Australia and deemed “inappropriate.”

Was 2015 a good year for diversity in fashion magazines? Is it ever? The needle moves ever so sluggishly toward progression each year, but this wasn’t the best in terms of inclusion. Which is why Vogue insists that it’s on a mission to push forward.

In a report published today, Adweek revealed the best- and worst-selling magazine covers of the year, and the resulting list proved an old industry adage: “When all else fails, tell ‘em Jennifer Aniston got married.”

Swedish actress Alicia Vikander is currently everywhere (she’s starring in approximately 1 million movies and is nominated for two Golden Globes, thanks to her performances in Ex Machina and The Danish Girl) and the cover of January’s Vogue is no exception.

FHM, the men’s magazine that looks how Axe smells, is done for. Bauer Media plans to shut down the magazine, launched in 1985, for good.

New York magazine published a profile on R. Kelly this week that poses the old question: “Is It Okay to Listen to R. Kelly?” In the story, the R&B legend who was acquitted of child pornography charges addresses his alleged “sexual attraction to underage girls.” Obviously, he says, he’s “moved on.”

Though the magazine’s shuttering has been all but a sure thing for months now, it’s now official: Mashable reports that Lucky magazine stopped publishing content as of Friday, and that the entirety of the editorial staff has been laid off.

Actress Karla Souza, who’s on the cover of GQ Mexico’s October issue, says the cover image would’ve been much more revealing if the magazine had its way.

Even in ideal conditions, it is not easy making a living as a freelance writer. It is much harder when the places you write for don’t pay you promptly. That’s where we come in.

Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill’s love for each other is as infinite as the ever expanding universe and we all must bear witness to it.

Clash. Hunger. Notion. Denim. Fault. Magazines are alive and well, print lovers. You’ve just never heard of many of them.

Rihanna and her “try me” face are covering the inaugural issue of NME’s new free weekly magazine, wherein she explains what’s holding up her long-awaited eighth album.

Gabrielle Union says it’s unfair that women often get shamed for choosing to have babies later in life. Something about a scarlet letter.

Kylie Jenner, who just turned 18 years old in August, is featured on the cover of Galore Magazine in a shoot that’s, predictably, photographed by Terry Richardson. If Kylie had her way, she says, she’d be 17 forever.

Idris Elba has the honor of being the first man ever on the cover of Maxim. The actor and his lustful stare are currently featured on the mag’s September issue.

For the past several months, Victoria Hearst, the great-granddaughter of Hearst Corporation founder William Randolph Hearst, has been working with the National Center on Sexual Exploitation to make sure issues of a magazine that helped make her family quite rich are appropriately blocked from the eyes of…

A sweaty Khloe Kardashian is on the cover of Complex’s August/September issue, and she’s as kandid as ever in the interview, addressing her war of words with Amber Rose, her past relationships with French Montana and Lamar Odom, her bond with her parents, and of course the love story between Kylie and Tyga.

Kim Kardashian is on the cover of the latest issue of Rolling Stone, where she says, “I believe that I am so much smarter than I’m portrayed.”

***TRIPLE ALARM EMOJI*** Tina Knowles Lawson is covering the July issue of Ebony. Is she your mother?