Us Weekly (1-year)

If you have no life of your own and enjoy wasting your time trying to keep all of J.Lo's husbands straight, this magazine is perfect for you. Have some dignity you pathetic craven wimp. Stop living through brain-dead talentless celebrities and go create your OWN life.

There are doctors out there who are saving people's lives, why don't they get any fame and glory?? Because they aren't cute enough that's why. They don't suck up to the camera and spend their lives trying to be fashionable.

Intelligence takes too much thinking so it doesn't sell well. This magazine is a verification of how lazy and easily manipulated people are. The media is nothing but a tool for tricking the artless masses into consuming more products. Don't be manipulated. Use your freedom of choice.


A guilty pleasure of mine   September 24, 2003
Erica Anderson (Minneapolis, MN)
8 out of 9 found this review helpful

I am not really big on celebrity magazines that are really tabloids but with glossy pages like People magazine but I must admit to having a soft spot for US Weekly. Yeah it is pure fluff and nothing to be taken remotely seriously however I get my kicks out of some of the articles that are published there. My biggest beef with the rag is that in the latest issue of US Weekly, it only gives a paragraph each to the passings of Johnny Cash and John Ritter who had passed away two weeks ago while they do an entire bloody article on Bennifer Afflopez, the most overexposed and overrated celebrity couple on this entire planet. I found that quite distasteful. Even that tabloid People Magazine gave a couple of pages to both celebrities. What is just as gross is seeing really unattractive celebs in their bathing suits (i.e Avril Lavigne and her guitar player). However I do love the best & worst dressed pages in the back. I love the snide remarks from the weekly guests. I don't care who is the best dressed, it is who is wearing the ugliest outfits that I care. Another celebrity couple I could live without seeing in the pages of US Weekly for the rest of my life...Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston. Oh lordy. The two most boring celebrities known to mankind. And their acting isn't anything to write home about either. If anything, US Weekly makes for good reading material in the bathroom, otherwise it ain't serious journalism that's for sure.


Read This!   May 14, 2002
Deanna (Maryland)
7 out of 10 found this review helpful

US Weekly is a must read magazine if you want to know what's happening in Hollywood. It's like People meets Entertainment Weekly, which makes an excellent combo. It has awesome features, like "Fashion Police," "Faces & Places," "Loose Talk (cool quotes by celebs)" and much more. It's always up-to-date and has the best pictures and info on celebrities you can find. This magazine has everything!

Do yourself a favor and become an entertainment buff by subscribing to US Weekly. You'll be satisfied.


Not the Same Magazine   May 7, 2003
hille2000 (USA)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful

I used to really like US magazine. I have been collecting every issue each week for several years now. But wait! Has anyone else noticed that this magazine has drastically changed since the beginning of this year? Where are all the interesting articles and info on the celebrities, movies and music? There's no more than a thumbnail's sketch of info on anything now. It's all photos and quickie hype. It has no more substance. What happened to this good magazine?


US WEEKLY ARE A BUNCH OF IGNORANT RUDE IDIOTS   February 19, 2005
HATETHEM (NYC)
7 out of 29 found this review helpful

I WORKED THERE BRIEFLY AND THEY'RE RUDE AND OBNOXIOUS AND HAVE NO CLASS. I WOULDN'T BE SURPRISED IF SOME OF THE STORIES THEY'RE ACCUSING OF MAKING UP ARE TRUE. THEY DESERVE TO BE SUED AND STOPPED. ALL OF THEM ARE REPULSIVE, I'M GLAD I GOT OUT WHEN I DID!