Now Is The Time - Donna Marie

Advantages: Celebs, gossip, photos
Disadvantages: Not high standard

...The time is NOW Now magazine is a celebrity gossip magazine. It costs £1.30 per week. Now is my guilty coffee break pleasure. From looking at the front cover you will see that the magazine is always glossy and shiny and features about 6 or 7 celebrities all the front, all with various headline grabbing captions, teasing you into wanting to read more and thus having to buy the magazine. At £1.30 it is not as costly as some other gossip magazines, such as OK or Hello but it is a lot thinner and not as good in my opinion but if you're after a bit of gossip and a bit of fashion, then this is the magazine for you! The first 20 pages or so feature the stories that are alluded to on the front page. These are accompanied by lots of glossy photos and about half a page of text telling you about the story. The photos are of quite a good... Read review

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Advantages: A good story
Disadvantages: None

...Where Are You Now by Mary Higgins Clark is a great book,one that is difficult to put down. The story is the disappearance of a college student - Charles MacKenzie junior, or Mack - ten years ago His sister Carolyn is getting annoyed that Mack calls home on Mother?s Day every year and tells his mother ?I?m okay, but don?t look for me.? Even though Mac?s father was killed on 9/11, he doesn?t seem to care, Carolyn decides to find him. Things get dangerous when another college student disappears and Carolyn realizes that two more have disappeared over the past few years. The police believe that Mac is somehow related to the disappearance of these people. This is a very interesting book and my favorite book written by Clark. The mystery leaves you wondering if Mac is alive or dead, and if he is alive, if he is a serial killer... Read review

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Advantages: Best album so far
Disadvantages: You tell me!!

...with a new sound. With a track that would usually be found on a Kelis album, Mary knocks this ball out the park with a Beyonce-esque swagger, while Ludacris leaves a lasting impression with only 16 bars to spare. The Ludameister exceeds all expectations by switching his flow a few times to hinder the haters. Mary's first single, "Just Fine," is another track that is out of the norm for her. It may take multiple listens before it grows on the majority of Mary fans. Females all around the world fell in love with Mary because they related to her pain-filled music, and with a looming recession in the U.S. as well as things getting worse around the world, it's hard to be as happy as Mary is on her first single. "Just Fine" is exactly what its title suggests -- it is just fine. However, it's no "Be Without You," and it's by no means as pensive either... Read review

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