From a certain legendary rock n' roll band to TV shows and even a pioneering high-street store, 2014 is seeing the end of many favourites cultural icons.
We're only a quarter of the way into the year and already it seems like many things are coming to an end. From certain celebrity un-couplings to legendary TV shows and even high-street retailers closing their doors, 2014 is going to be a pretty tumultuous year for all involved. Whilst we're all caught up in a whirlwind time of instant-access apps and streaming-services, it's easy to miss out on which things are dwindling or finishing their run, and although many of these things may seem minor at first, a lot of them have a pretty big place in our hearts, especially when you add in the rose-tinted nostalgia-specs. No doubt we'll do more of these lists throughout the year depending on what else comes to fruition, but for now check out our all-encompassing compilation of cultural things you might not even have realised have come to an end.
15. Nuts Magazine
Propagator of LAD culture and bringer of boobs aplenty, Nuts finally closed their smut-filled doors this month, appearing to be a victim of over-indulging in their own appeal and provoking the likes of major supermarket chain The Co-Op to suggest they be sold in 'Modesty Bags' due to the increasing levels of flesh on their front covers. Alongside main competitor Zoo, Nuts provided many wannabe one-night-standers with their first look at the opposite sex in many revealing positions, yet in today's society where you have to make an effort NOT to see a scantily clad female thrusting her mammary glands in your direction in the name of a new product, the boundaries they had to push ended up collapsing all around them.