Entertainment Weekly Magazine Reviews

Entertainment Weekly is one of those magazines that people who love the entertainment industry have to have. Covering everything involving pop culture in society right now, it specializes in television and movie entertainment. The news can range from in-depth back stories of films and television, to insider stories about the people celebrities and the people who have made them who they are. It is interesting to say the least, and the best part about the magazine is that you never know what will be the next great story that you get to read. They aren't a gossip magazine like US, but rather rely...

Keeping up with the latest in Entertainment is easy nowadays. Cable television, the internet, and countless other sources are always available to keep everyone informed about the recent happenings in Hollywood and in other media outlets. Published sources are also very popular, and one of the better entertainment publications is Entertainment Weekly, a weekly magazine that keeps you up to date with the most current information available on movies, music, videos, DVD's, and books. Let's take a look at what you can get with this magazine:

Magazine Commentary:

I read a large number of magazines...

I love to sit down and watch television or go to the movies, but I am always lacking on free time.  So this magazine helps when I have one free moment to decide what to watch, because it gives in detail information on the latest movies, music and television.  I like this magazine because it covers everything entertainment in just one spot so that you know what television shows you just can't miss for the week, and which movies you should spend your hard earned cash on.  I was a little disappointed in the articles, because they are all gossip and fluffy, but they do have lots of pictures of your...

Maybe I'm just too busy to read a weekly magazine or to sit and watch T.V all of the time...All I know is that these magazines would pile up on me.  Granted I thorougly enjoyed seeing the ratings and the reviews.  And I liked that everything from Movies to Books were covered.  I guess I just didn't have time for it.  If you do have plenty of time for it and watch lots of television this magazine would be great for you. However, I will say that they usually do a great fall lineup every year that previews all of the new shows...but I would just pick that one up at the newsstand.

My children bring home brochures from school, trying to sell magazines and earn a trip to the MEGA EVENT they hype up for the kids.  You feel like you HAVE to buy something, just so your kids can go to this thing!  So, I bought Entertainment Weekly because I got a good deal on the magazine.  It was one of the least expensive ones they offered.

The magazine isn't bad, you get a head's up on movies and television shows before they actually come out.  It's kind of interesting getting a little behind the scenes info on some of the movies on the way out.  If your looking for something to challenge...

Years ago I subscribed to EW and then let my subscription lag to save money. However, in the last few years I found myself gravitating toward EW again. And I'm glad. This magazine leaves aside the gossip and sticks to the facts and opinions that I care about. It reviews the movies I want to see, the TV everyone is talking about, and has smart writers who know how to do both.

I would recommend checking out several popular columns that add flare to the magazine that's hard to find elsewhere, such as the backpage by Stephen King. A must-read!

Also, I recommend getting a subscription, you'll save money...

I love this magazine - I have subscribed for years and enjoy reading this publication cover to cover. The articles are usually very interesting, the only ones I am not really interested in are music reviews (but other people may love them) The tv show reviews and listings are interesting and entertaining. The movie reviews are more are less spot on in my opinion. Regular guest columnist Stephen King is very witty and always a good read. Special editions like the fall/summer movie previews and tv previews are very comprehensive. At a subscription price of around $35 it is completely worth...

I really like Eentertainment Weekly. It is fun, easy to read, and something I look forward to every week. It's surpisingly affordable too-you can get a year's subscription for $40,

EW doesn't take entertainment too seriously, which I love. it isn't a fawning entertainment magazine, and really tells you what you need to know. It doesn't talk down to its audience, and really respects that we all have different views and tastes. One bone to pick-they hardly ever review romance novels, and so many people read them that this seems like a shame.