Now before I write this review I must reiterate to you all that I am not really a bimbo and have got a degree and a good full time job just in case you are going to start thinking you sad git. Now I love a bit of gossip and what is the best way to do this, well gossip about celebrities as lets face it they are very entertaining. Heat magazine is a great glossy colour magazine that satisfies my need for useless celebrity gossip and stories each week and therefore I can carry on with the rest of the week knowing I have got my weekly fix. Now I will take you on a brief but full review of exactly what you can find within ...  Read the complete review

Yes, you can never claim theediscerning shirks his responsibilities. Rather than review a brilliantly healthy food item that will revolutionise your family's eating habits, and completely ignoring the next novel that will change your lives utterly and wonderfully for the better, theediscerning can reveal Chris Moyles picks his nose and eats it, and he can tell you all about the proof. In a world chocka with the most hectic sources of endless information regarding our lives and those of future generations, isn't it nice to sit down for a while, relax, and dream our cares away with pictures of celebrities having ugly moments? That seems to be the sole ...  Read the complete review

Being a nosy little girl when I was younger, gossip magazines naturally enough seemed to make their way into my hands over and over again. I’ve tried them all and, if the spare wardrobe in my room is anything to go by, I still have them all. It’s Easter holidays at the moment and I’m supposed to be revising. As you can probably guess though, I’m not. I’m doing anything but, in fact, from writing ops to prancing around to my old exercise videos to tidying my room. It was while doing the last of these that I happened across part of my old stash. Box after box of ‘Hello’s and ‘Ok’s. A couple of shelves of ...  Read the complete review

Robert De Niro once said in a film "A guy once told me, "Do not have any attachments, do not have anything in your life you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you spot the heat around the corner." That's kind of the way I feel about Heat Magazine, my sister buys this magazine on occasion and I'll flick through it but never really read anything other than the TV listings in it. However thanks to a painful case of kidney stones earlier on ths week I was forced to read this from cover to cover through sheer boredom. At the end of it I don't know what it worse, waiting in A&E for 10 hours or having to read Heat magazine. ...  Read the complete review

'Heat' as it has been explained actually started off as a magazine with genuine journalistic pretentions and a remit to provide an in depth look into the world of film and entertainment. I have read it since day one and so I remember the "100 stupid things that villains do" articles culled straight from email virals. Okay, plagarism was there from the start but I felt that the mag had its heart in the right place at least. It had genuine content and was readable. But sales were low and something had to be done, the move was gradual but extremely cynical. Best summed up in the change of tagline from "Best Entertainment news" to "Best ...  Read the complete review