Loaded magazines for a Glock 19, 9 mm Para and for a Glock 20, 10 mm Auto pistol are seen in Vienna, Austria, March 22, 2018. REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader 

Loaded magazines for a Glock 19, 9 mm Para and for a Glock 20, 10 mm Auto pistol are seen in Vienna, Austria, March 22, 2018. REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader 

France's Socialist party member Segolene Royal speaks to the media during a news conference in Paris February 26, 2009. France's former presidential candidate Royal denounced glossy magazine Paris Match on Thursday for publishing photographs of her with a man described as her new boyfriend. REUTERS/Charles Platiau (FRANCE) 

France's Socialist party member Segolene Royal speaks to the media during a news conference in Paris February 26, 2009. France's former presidential candidate Royal denounced glossy magazine Paris Match on Thursday for publishing photographs of her with a man described as her new boyfriend. REUTERS/Charles Platiau (FRANCE) 

France's Socialist party member Segolene Royal speaks to the media during a news conference in Paris February 26, 2009. France's former presidential candidate Royal denounced glossy magazine Paris Match on Thursday for publishing photographs of her with a man described as her new boyfriend. REUTERS/Charles Platiau (FRANCE) 

France's Socialist party member Segolene Royal speaks to the media during a news conference in Paris February 26, 2009. France's former presidential candidate Royal denounced glossy magazine Paris Match on Thursday for publishing photographs of her with a man described as her new boyfriend. REUTERS/Charles Platiau (FRANCE) 

Combination photo shows French President Nicolas Sarkozy delivering a speech in Abyme, Guadeloupe, March 22, 2007 and former supermodel Carla Bruni presenting a creation during French designer Jean-Paul Gaultier's 1996-97 Autumn/Winter ready-to-wear fashion show in Paris March 15, 1996. Sarkozy was photographed at the weekend with former supermodel turned singer Bruni, fuelling rumours of romance just two months after his divorce from his second wife. Pictures of Sarkozy and Bruni, a dark-haired blue-eyed Italian, visiting Disneyland Paris were splashed over the French newspapers on Monday and the couple are also expected to make the front page of several glossy magazines this week. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer (GUADELOUPE) and Jean-Christophe Kahn (FRANCE) 

Magazines are displayed at a newsstand in Beijing April 1, 2007. Beijing demanded that the United States reverse its decision to slap anti-subsidy duties on imports of glossy paper from China. "The Chinese side strongly demands the United States to reconsider this decision and correct it as soon as possible," Wang Xinpei, spokesman for the Commerce Ministry, said in a statement on the ministry Web site. REUTERS/Claro Cortes IV (CHINA) 

A customer makes a purchase next to magazines displayed at a newsstand in Beijing April 1, 2007. Beijing demanded that the United States reverse its decision to slap anti-subsidy duties on imports of glossy paper from China. "The Chinese side strongly demands the United States to reconsider this decision and correct it as soon as possible," Wang Xinpei, spokesman for the Commerce Ministry, said in a statement on the ministry Web site. REUTERS/Claro Cortes IV (CHINA) 

Competitors in the Stiletto Run race over 350 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam March 8, 2007. The winner receives a monetary reward of 10,000 euro from the organizers, a glossy magazine. REUTERS/Toussaint Kluiters (NETHERLANDS) 

Competitors in the Stiletto Run prepare to race over 350 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam March 8, 2007. The winner receives a monetary reward of 10,000 euro from the organizers, a glossy magazine. REUTERS/Toussaint Kluiters (NETHERLANDS) 

Competitors in the Stiletto Run race over 350 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam March 8, 2007. The winner receives a monetary reward of 10,000 euro from the organizers, a glossy magazine. REUTERS/Toussaint Kluiters (NETHERLANDS) 

Competitors in the Stiletto Run race over 350 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam March 8, 2007. The winner receives a monetary reward of 10,000 euro from the organizers, a glossy magazine. REUTERS/Toussaint Kluiters (NETHERLANDS) 

Competitors in the Stiletto Run race over 350 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam March 8, 2007. The winner receives a monetary reward of 10,000 euro from the organizers, a glossy magazine. REUTERS/Toussaint Kluiters (NETHERLANDS) 

Competitors from the Stiletto Run race for over 150 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, March 9, 2006. The winner receives a monetary reward from the organizers, a glossy magazine. REUTERS/Babette Stapel ODLY 

Competitors from the Stiletto Run race for over 150 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, March 9, 2006. [The winner receives a monetary reward from the organizers, a glossy magazine.] 

Competitors from the Stiletto Run race for over 150 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, March 9, 2006. [The winner receives a monetary reward from the organizers, a glossy magazine.] 

Competitors from the Stiletto Run race for over 150 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, March 9, 2006. [The winner receives a monetary reward from the organizers, a glossy magazine.] 

Competitors from the Stiletto Run race for over 150 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, March 9, 2006. [The winner receives a monetary reward from the organizers, a glossy magazine.] 

Nancy Klaver, the winner of the Stiletto Run, celebrates at a race for over 150 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, March 9, 2006. The winner receives a monetary reward from the organizers, a glossy magazine. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker 

The shoes of Nancy Klaver, the winner of the Stiletto Run, are displayed at a race for over 150 metres in PC Hooftstraat in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, March 9, 2006. The winner receives a monetary reward from the organizers, a glossy magazine. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker 

Brazilian soccer star Ronaldinho peers above his Ballon d'Or (Golden Ball) award as European Footballer of the Year during a press conference in Paris November 28, 2005. Ronaldinho won the award, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, which is given by a panel of European soccer journalists selected by French magazine France Football. EDITORS NOTE - EMBARGOED UNTIL 19H30 GMT REUTERS/Franck Prevel FR051113 Pictures of the Month November 2005 

A Chinese woman looks at magazines at a news stand in Beijing January 26, 2005. Lined with newspapers and glossy magazines jostling for space, a glance at China's newsstands shows how much the media has changed since the communist country embraced market reforms more than 20 years ago. TO ACCOMPANY FEATURE MEDIA-CHINA REUTERS/Jason Lee RKR/CN 

A Chinese woman sells magazines and newspapers at a news stand in Beijing January 26, 2005. Lined with newspapers and glossy magazines jostling for space, a glance at China's newsstands shows how much the media has changed since the communist country embraced market reforms more than 20 years ago. TO ACCOMPANY FEATURE MEDIA-CHINA REUTERS/Jason Lee RKR/CN 

- UNDATED FILE PHOTO - Hearst Magazines has announced that Kate White, shown in an undated file photo, has been named editor-in-chief of the glossy women's magazine Cosmopolitan in a move that will take White away from her post as editor of Hearst's Redbook magazine. [White, 46, will succeed Bonnie Fuller who will become editor of Hearst's Glamour magazine.]