Why are we all still talking about this? Howard Stern's interview on one of the big US shows was appalling. Two words for that family unit - substance abuse.

There is no mystery, there was no murder.

I 'read' NW on the plane yesterday and Anna Nicole sounded rude, spoiled and like she suffered serious mood swings from drug use. (She was a "guest" at the mag's Xmas Party in Sydney). They published the account of the guy assigned to escort her while she was in Sydney. She did not come out of the account looking like a stable, well-adjusted and nice woman...

You admit to reading NW? 

Terrible.....

*shaking head* 

On 'planes, trains, supermarket queues and in medical waiting rooms you are allowed to look at NW. That is the law.

Laugh all you like. I have actually shelled out for the cost of NW. I freely admit my love for trash. I am PART OF THE PROBLEM.

Come on over to the light side....

My wife is addicted to the trash mags in Australia, but maintains her standards by only reading Woman's Day, New Idea, and Who.  She refuses to buy NW, despite having the highest doseage of sleaze available.  I brought her two weeks worth of sleaze when I few back to California.  For some reason, she doesn't read the US equivalents.  Beats Me.  I read the Economist.

errrrrm.... what's the difference?

bet Woman's Day, New Idea, and Who and NW

NW is the sleaziest, IMHO.  Sort of the full-fat version.  The others are lite.

errrrmmm.... ok....

So just the lesser of two evils.... but evil nontheless 

The differences are marginal. Heat and Grazia are new European ones which I enjoy! He he.

I've read Hola! from Spain a few times, and do read People en Espanol here in the States as it's a cheap way to practice my poor Spanish.

Hola or Hello is hardly in the same category as NW.

Porque?