Colouring: The colouring is black, white and red to make the article more interesting, and to represent Lily Allen.

Title: The title for the article is a quote by the interviewee. “People think I’m an attention seeker, but I’m just honest” This is written in various different letter sizes with a bold and noticeable font. It takes up majority of the page, along with the image, so the page really jumps out at you.

Main Image: The main image is of Lily Allen, the subject of the interview.

The image links to and depicts the way that she is being portrayed in the interview. – She looks like a rebellious woman, who is defeminised and doesn’t care what others may think.

Colouring: The colouring is the typical black and white with an element of blue, which creates a theme for the page.

Title: The title for the page is “The Teenagers” – a French band who were created originally as a joke -hence their relaxed attitude and lack of seriousness in the image and quotes.

Main Image: The main image is of the band The Teenagers. The image depicts their style and shows what the band is about and their attitudes. They look scruffy, laid back and like average

teenagers. This gives you an indication of their genre of music and makes you able to relate to them.

Colouring: The colouring is mostly white, with elements of black and red in the main image to bring attention to it.

Title: The Title is less noticeable than the main image, and is very simple but effective. ‘USA’ is written in large, bold lettering in a grey colour so that it stands out from the white, but does not interfere with the main image.

Main Image: The main image is of Florence Welch, a well known singer who has cracked America (hence the red and white sheet in

the image). She is wearing all black so that other elements of the picture stand out, for example the flag and her red hair.

Colouring: The colouring is primarily black and white, so the first letter of the article stands out in its red form. There is little colour on the page, but this can be more effective as it gives a certain idea about the band.

Title: There is very little titling for this article, apart from the small indication of the name of the band being interviewed, U2.

Main Image: The main image is of U2. The main image is comprised of two different pictures merged together, one of the band when relaxing, and even though they are not in the kind of airplane

that most people travel in, we can still relate to them, due to one of the band member s reading The Independent newspaper, which can be bought in most UK supermarkets and newsagents for £1. The second image is of them onstage, showing them as the public know them best.

Colouring: The colouring is mainly black and white, with elements of red and blue to highlight certain features on the page. For example, the red of the shoes draws your attention to the main image.

Title: The title is in white lettering over the mainly black image. ‘Danger! Shakira at work’ This immediately indicates to the reader who the article is about, if they didn’t already recognise her from the pictures.

Main Image: The main image is of Shakira who is illustrating the title for the article, by being photographed in a recording studio, working on her music we should assume. There is a smaller

image showing what other projects she has been working on, probably relating to a subject mentioned in the article.

Colouring: The colouring is mainly red, black and white, showing the genre of music that the band being interviewed/reviewed create. Some of the more important details are in red, for example ‘world exclusive’ , but “The best MCR” is written in white to stand out on the black background and with the red for the rest of the statement.

Title: The title is a quote from the band, already capturing the audience’s attention by wondering what they have said. There is them a tag line explaining what the article will be about/will involve.

Main Image: The main images are of the band members of My Chemical Romance. Each of the images are in black and white, and are of them performing/working in the studio. This shows them at their best as they work, and relates to the title “We’re being the best MCR we can be!”.

Colouring: The colours are white and yellow, with black text. The other colours of the clothing for the band are faded to grey.

Title: The title is ‘Will he, won’t he?’ a take on the name of the interviewee, Will.i.am. The title is written in two of the main colours, a faded yellow and grey.

Main Image: The main image is of The Black Eyed Peas, but with the other members faded out and Will.i.am in the foreground, wearing the main colour of the page. The image

helps the reader to relate to Will.i.am with the association of the band.

Colouring: Black, white and pink are the main colours for this article. The pinks are to illustrate the femininity of the artist, Taylor Swift.

Title: The title is the quote “I’m a dangerous girl to date!” which will interest the reader and make them want to reader more to see how she comes to this conclusion.

Main Image: The main image is of the interviewee in a pink/purple dress looking feminine and posing in a ‘wilder’ fashion than the average picture of her, as featured in smaller images on the bottom of the page.

Colouring: Greys and whites with blue embellishments are featured on the spread. The page looks rustic and dated with the brown/grey tinged colouring of the background.

Title: The title instantly tells you the name of the band and makes you familiar with them for example if you didn’t know them by face, but had heard their music and knew the name.

Main Image: The main image is of the band all looking at the camera – this personalises the image and brings you closer to them. The main image is comprised of mostly brown colours in their clothes, which goes well with the faded background.

Colouring: The colouring consists of mainly white with pink elements to the page. The pink shows the feminine element to the articles subject – Alexandra Burke.

Title: The title is the subjects name, identifying her and whether the audience wish to read the article or not – because of this acts popularity, it may pull a lot of readers in.

Main Image: The main image is of Alexandra Burke, wearing her signature style of clothing.

The silver focuses your attention on the image of her, and makes it easier for the reader to spot the page if they were just flicking through. The image is large enough that it is noticeable and is facing the article, almost pointing out that the text is the way she is facing.