Hello!

'Welcome to my gracious home' hmmmm....do you actually live there Mr/Mrs Celebrity? Large format weekly glossy magazine intended to make you jealous and/or let you in to the celeb private world you only get to see when they get a big cheque. Hello is pretty much beyond parody, various celebrities drape themselves across impossibly enviable interiors trying very hard to strike a different pose in each of the many pictures. Ok, I'll stop being sarky, I have 'read' this magazine before, a bit of a guilty pleasure though. Everyone likes to have a nosy inside the homes of the well known and with this magazine you get that in spades. No event ...

As I have stated in my other reviews, I am a bit of a nosy parker and I love looking at what is going on in other peoples lives. Why? No other reason then because I love people watching. Looking at what others are doing, how others live their life. Everyone is different. This also includes celebrities. I am not a huge fan of the news, but, celebrity news... now that is what I am interested in. You can call me shallow, sad, whatever.... But I can not help it and I am not ashamed to say I actually reading about Victoria Beckham and her day out shopping for specially made blue metallic Bonsai trees (or something along those lines....!) One way of me to get my ...

I've never bought a copy of HELLO! magazine before, merely flicked through it at the hospital but I was one of the suckers who wanted to see the pics of Bradgelinas new babies which HELLO! had spent millions of pounds to publish. HELLO! amazingly has a readership of almost 400 000 copies per week of their glossy magazine which normally retails at £2 per copy. This week they will obviously sell a lot more and have pushed the price up to £2.50. I've no idea who the readership are since I dont know anyone who buys it. The front cover of this weeks magazine has a lovely full sized picture of Brad, Angelina and the new babies. Inside we are treated to a ...