more magazine

I used to buy this magazine religiously, from summer 2006-late 2007 because it was quirky. It had high street fashion pages, real-life stories, celebrity gossip and sex tips/stories. A little something for everyone if you will. Then a few months ago the magazine had a revamp, completely removing their sex tips pages, their stories and loading up on huge pictures of celebrities with tiny articles. There are more words in children's books than in this magazine. It's morphed into a poor attempt at Heat magazine. The celebrity news is minimal with reams of pictures and celebrity interviews including Jordan and Corrie stars. They've introduced make-over ...

This is one of the few magazines that I actually buy religiously! It's cheap, the price varies quite often because they try to make it cheaper every so often but its usually around £1 or £2 It comes out every week so you are guaranteed up to the minute gossip both from Britain and Hollywood. The magazine is packed with articles each week It's divided into: Celebrity Men and Sex Fashion and Beauty Film and Music Competitions Shopping Sex tips Celeb Quotes Gift Guides Horoscopes There is also the famous...Mores man of the week page which usually features a poster of a hot topless male ...

More Magazine is one of those publications which can't quite decide whether it wants to join Cosmo & Glamour, at the higher end of the 'Glossy' market, or stay with Heat and Closer, as more of a flick-through, waiting room style magazine. It usually costs 1.75 (but on special occasions can be reduced to as little as 99p) and tends to focus on 3 main subject matters. These are Celebrities, Sex and Men. More also covers fashion, beauty and fitness, readers true stories and has general magazine 'bits' like letters, competitions and horroscopes (which focus largely on sex too!) The good points about More are that it is cheap, lighthearted and easy to read. ...