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originally posted by: Atsbhct
a reply to: onequestion
How do you know these stories are true?
originally posted by: Atsbhct
a reply to: onequestion
How do you know these stories are true?
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: onehuman
I've been researching and compiling data for a decade I'm up to speed.
Why would one company own four celebrity tabloids with four separate staffs? Wouldn’t it make sense to merge them all into one mega-tab?
No. Each tabloid has its own audience. Star appeals to hip women in their 20s, which is why a recent cover photo featured a shirtless Jake Pavelka, star of The Bachelor.
The National Enquirer‘s readership is older, more affluent, and more political. That explains not only the Gore story, but exposes on John Edwards’ love child and Rush Limbaugh’s painkiller addiction.
Globe and the National Examiner are geared to middle-aged conservative women. Hence, this recent Globe cover story: “Bombshell New Evidence — Obama was NOT born in the U.S.” Both weeklies are famous in the AMI office for their “Brave Last Days” headlines: “Brave Last Days of Patrick Swayze,” “Brave Last Days of Marlon Brando,” etc. And the Examiner is perhaps the largest national publication in the www.huffingtonpost.com..." target="_blank" class="postlink" rel="nofollow">Source linkcountry without its own website.
originally posted by: xuenchen
Thus, the automatic conclusions were always that the Obama birth issues were null and void and just wild trash.
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: CynConcepts
Interesting that the national Enquirer's readers are older and more affluent
I've always wondered. Maybe they really do know something we don't?
Here’s irony for you: The widow of National Enquirer owner Generoso Pope Jr. is trying to stop someone from printing her secrets, according to her son.
Paul Pope, the heir to his dad’s scandal-mag fortune, says in court papers filed Tuesday that his mother, Lois, is using a restraining order to prevent him from publishing a tell-all memoir about the family. Generoso Pope owned the Enquirer from 1952 to 1988.
Now his son is suing to have the order modified so he can release the book, “Confessions of a Rich Kid From Hell.”
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: CynConcepts
Wow!
That deserves a thread of its own!
Damn things are getting juicy this year!
Please tell me more and thanks for making the thread 100% worth it!
It's members like you that keep me here.
Most of what you read in the tabloids came from somewhere else. A staff of writers never leave the newsroom. They scour every other celebrity publication in existence — AMI has assistants walking around all day long, dropping copies of these publications on the writers’ desks. If the writers can’t verify these stories on their own, they just quote from them.
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: CynConcepts
So weird their from Lake Worth
God I was so close to these guys I wish I was a Conspiracy theorist then
I was just a dumb amateur boxer at 19 years old such wasted opportunity