Now

They claim that if it is happening then it is in "Now Magazine", so is this true? What do you actually get when you hand over your 95p for a copy of Now magazine? Now is basically a weekly celebrity gossip magazine and I believe that it has a target audience of women of younger ages, although don't quote me on that, I am sure it appeals to a great deal more, but from the types of articles and make-up/ fashion tips that they give I get that impression. It appeals to me anyway and I'm in my twenties. However, as well as all the gossip it contains a great deal more, from recipes to the must have looks to travel information. The covers ...

I've just bought a copy of Now magazine, dated 1 Sept 2008. The magazine is priced at £1.20; 'Now' seems to have increased in price recently. It wasn't long ago that a copy was just 95p. There was a time when I could find myself reading around 10 magazines a week, a ridiculous number when I think back on it. But I always found myself bored, especially on buses and other transport. In the past year I've developed a liking for literature classics, Pride & Prejudice being my favourite novel. I much prefer reading books to magazines now, but I still occasioinally pick up a magazine for some light reading. So today when I was at the local shop I bought ...

I have been buying 'Now' magazine as my preferred mag for the past few years. This magazine has everything in it that I want to see and read about during my 'chill-out' time and best of all it is only just over £1.00! (I think £1.10 now) which is way less than Heat Magazine and of course OK and Hello. The reasons why I find this magazine so good is that it has some good 'trashy' celebrity stories in it, but also has film reviews, makeup tips, soap updates, travel reviews, real life stories, fashion tips, and interviews. It is basically everything rolled into one reasonably priced magazine! I find that Heat Magazine is generally ok, but I don't want ...