Gift Guide: Entertainment magazines

The People's Friend

Founded in 1869, The People’s Friend is the oldest women’s weekly magazine in the world. The first issue was dated 13th January 1869, and its mission statement was clear from the start. Aimed primarily at the over-60s market, it’s a magazine for people who love to read quality fiction, and who are looking for uplifting, feel-good entertainment.

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HELLO!

HELLO! magazine is your insight into the daily lives of the rich and famous with a rich mix of articles and interviews from around the world. Exclusive photo-coverage of high society events: cocktail parties, balls, receptions, gallery openings, charity dinners. A HELLO! magazine subscription is exactly what you need if you're looking to gift a great quality, glossy weekly magazine!

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OK!

Packed with the latest celebrity and showbiz news, OK! magazine is a must-read for those who love to keep up to date with their favourite stars. From celeb exclusives, lavish weddings and baby announcements to must-read interviews and fashion and beauty - each issue is jam packed with what’s hot in the world of celebrity and royalty.

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Vanity Fair 

This celebrity and gossip magazine is your monthly guide to the most talked about news and pop culture developments, whilst also bringing you fashion tips and style guides from leading journalists. You'll also get gorgeous style inspiration and coverage of some of the most important international events. Striking a great balance between the popular and the serious, the intelligent and the beautiful, this is a sought-after read for the thinking woman with a soft spot for celebrities.

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Viz

Viz has an irreverent mix of bad language, childish cartoons and sharp satire! Gracing British newsagents' shelves since 1979. Its irreverent mix of bad language, childish cartoons and sharp satire has seen its creators hauled over the coals by the United Nations, questioned by Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist branch and exhibited in the Tate Gallery. Viz's comic characters.

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