OK!

Ok is one of the most addictive magazines i have it on subscription which saves on the RRP which is fantastic as it has gone up to £2.50 and even better than that it is posted through my letterbox every week which is great. It has 3 magazines for the price of 1 inside it. Its a brillant magazine to catch up on all of the celecbrity gossip of the week and unlike a lot of magazines has many exclusive star interviews and weddings. It has colums from Jordan aka Katie Price, Colleen (Wayne Rooneys Fiance) and Kerry Katona on a weekly basis. You also have a weekly TV Guide, a few recipes, puzzles and much more inide. The only disadvantage is that i think every issue that i ...

Iv only just recently begain reading Ok magazine. I used to buy the cheap magazine such as Closer and Look but to be honest Id get through them really quickly and the fashion in these mags didnt appeal to me and im not all that interested in the real life stories features so I decided to fork out the £2.95 (or rather got my husband to) and I was plesently surprised. It mostly focuses on celebrity gossip but dosnt slate the stars or come across as bitching like some other magazine do. They have the most interstesing stories and often feature the celebrity weddings. The photographs in the magazine are high quality and not always "pappped" ...

I go through fits and starts when it comes to reading magazines. Long gone though, are the days of reading ?Woman? or ?Woman?s Own?, which were practically the only available women?s magazines printed at one time. For the past couple of years, I have been buying ?OK? from our local newsagent. The magazine is issued weekly, and at the time of writing, is on its 383rd publication. The magazine devotes itself to stories about celebrities, from the world of television, music and film. The issue I have spread out on my desk has 130 pages and retails at £2. The most appealing thing about the magazine is it?s glossy, thick pages. So many of the ...