Star Magazine Apologizes To Katie Holmes About Drug Cover Headline

Fitchburg and Leominster MA Entertainment News, Presented By The Coolest Guy On Earth. - Many magazines like Star Mag are always exaggerate the reality or make up stories base on rumors about celebrities or important people to create great selling headlines that will make consumers buy their publications. And sometimes they go too far, but this time Katie Holmes, Tom Cruise's wife fought back and won!



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At least this time Star magazine admitted their mistake and apologized to Katie. Next time you should keep those headlines tide to the truth!...



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3 Projects. From 1 Magazine.

In honor of Earth Day & the subject of recycling, here are 3 easy & fun projects I think you'll enjoy!

1. Magazine Brooch.

Simply cut about 15-20 organic circular shapes ("organic" means it doesn't have to be perfect) from a magazine & crumple them up. (This is to give it extra thickness.) You can get fancy with the top cirlce shape by creating a fan-shape with a strip of paper & connecting the ends. Stack your circle pieces & staple together, along with ribbons hanging at desired lengths on the back. Glue buttons in the center. Glue a pin on the back. Wear with recycled pride!!

2. Gift Bows.

I got the tutorial from How About Orange. LOVE it! I will never buy a gift bow again.

3. Candle Props.

Tear out pages from a magazine. Roll into long tubes, using a glue stick to finish. Once you've made lots & lots, cut tubes to desired length. I used about 2" lengths to create these tea-light props. But you can use any length you want. Use tacky glue to hold them all together. A glue gun works too.

I also created a GIANT one (inspired by an Anthropolgie store display I saw about 10 years ago) that serves as some funky decor. (I even used it once to hold a small TV!)

Use your imagination & come up with some fun ways to use them!

Here's a peek at the last Crafty Night in April, where I taught all 3 of these projects.

 

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