In Touch Weekly Magazine

Pros: Pictures of hot women.
Cons: It's not exactly Hawthorne.

Want to know the inside story on Ben and J. Lo’s relationship troubles? Want to find out how much the Olsen twins are worth? Or perhaps knowing which Hollywood starlets have real hooters is something you’re just dying to find out. If you answered ...

Pros: Great pictures and very few advertisements
Cons: No in-depth information.

Want a magazine that is fun to read and that has minimum advertisement interruptions? “In Touch” Weekly is the magazine that meets both criteria. Its format is similar to People magazine but the stars featured (it IS a Celebrity magazine) are mainly the ...

Pros: celebrity gossip, weekly issue, puzzles
Cons: not as entertaining as competitors

In Touch is a magazine I started buying more recently, admittedly, since Michael Jackson's passing which they, among others, had a good bit of coverage on. It costs $2.99 on the newsstand which is $1.00 cheaper than Star and Us Weekly, but ...

Pros: short articles, crossword,recipe, great photos
Cons: price

I always buy my mags off ebay because they are so much cheaper. In Touch weekly does not have that option, They are almost twice as expensive as us weekly and aside from the crossword I'm not impressed.
Great color photos, but all same info on...

Pros: I don't subscribe - hopefully you don't either.
Cons: Absolutely no redeeming qualities.

In its second year of circulation, In Touch Weekly Magazine claims to bring you - the reader - must-read, entertainment news, like no other magazine in the world. After being sucked in to reading it a couple of times, I feel very confident in telling you that the content is weak, especially when compared to their competitors (People, Entertainment Weekly, US Weekly). Covers, which feature the latest "IT" celebrities, are usually less than appealing. Articles are written at - what seems like - a third grade level. Skip this one and stick with the competitors for now.

Pros: Love the magazine
Cons: Extremely poor delivery if you have a subscription

I like the magazine so subscribed through Amazon. Big mistake. The delivery has been spotty. If I do get an issue, it is at least a week after being out at the stores. I don't who is to blame more - Amazon or In Touch. I have tried for months to get some help and/or cancel the subscription. Basically, my money went down the drain.