LOOKS LIKE JANICE MIN IS A FAN OF COVERAWARDS AND READ THIS WEEK’S PASETSKY PREDICTIONS

What do you do if your previous week’s cover sucked wind on the newsstand?
My advice for celebrity weekly editors: Check out Pasetsky’s predictions on Monday for some inspiration. Don’t worry, it’s free (for now)!
This is where I suggested that one of the weeklies would show Jen Aniston “upset” over Angelina’s pregnancy. Good for US Weekly. There’s no shame in their game. They took my advice and I’m NOT going to ask for any compensation cuz I’m such a nice guy!
There’s so much more to talk about on this cover, I don’t know where to get started! So let’s dive in head first! (I’m sitting near a pool in Phoenix. Still not tan enough though!)
In the dek, US starts off by saying “She (Angie) claims she wants to meet Jen Aniston.” Anybody who is familiar with celebrity “journalism” knows that Angie said this ages ago. (I may have actually been in junior high school at the time. HA!) Nice trick though to use that OLD quote.
Then US asks the question “What made Angie back out of the meeting?” OK, I’m a little bit interested and hope the cover story answers the question. I doubt it will, but whatever!
What’s even more intriguing to me is the skin tight dress that Angie wore the same day she was supposed to meet Jen. Could she rub her second pregnancy in a little bit more to Jen?
If Jen actually met her in person and saw Angie in that dress, I think she would have passed out on the spot. So my guess is that Brad (who still DOES care about Jen, at least a little) stopped the meeting from happening. Brad you’re my hero — if that is true!
US Weekly Covers Politics? WTF
In other celebrity news…oh wait, US Weekly is now covering politics. I wonder why? Does someone have a political slant for a certain party?
Looks like someone has an Obama crush! I can’t wait to see what Barack has to say about Britney cuz that’s what I want to hear about from the potential President of the United States.
Did anyone else puke in their mouth just slightly when you read “Exclusive US Weekly Interview” (with Barack) followed by “Boxers vs Briefs.” That is so ridiculous and so 1990-something!
Janice, it’s always important to remember that readers of celebrity weeklies read these magazines to escape what’s going on in the world. Politics doesn’t fit in the mix. Plus, you’re offending supporters of other candidates, which WILL hurt your newsstand sales.
Please, please, please - I’m begging - do not ask John McCain if he wears boxers or briefs in an upcoming issue!
My advice: Stick to celebrity coverage!
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