Secondary story with 2 A-list celebrities, T.I and Justin Timberlake. Furthermore, it still follows the colour scheme of the magazine; pink and black.

Mast Head with artists name, which draws the audience in as he is a superstar, the name is also in a hot pink colour which contrasts against the black writing next to it, thus making it stand out.

Primary story which suggests that the artist rejected Jay-Z, in terms of music he most likely rejected an offer to join Jay-Z’s record label, Roc Nation.

The colour pink connotes femininity, which shows that the artist is in touch with his feminine side and he’s not afraid to show it.

Key image of Lil Wayne, a international superstar dressed in all pink. Pink further suggests that he’s comfortable about his sexuality.

Barcode suggests that this magazine has to be paid for.

Magazine logo, VIBE. A world renown music magazine.

Puff

Sell lines which draws the audience in due to the big names like J.LO, and having a 3 word summary of their lives right now.

Masthead with the artists name and a short summary of his life, “has the last laugh” suggests that he proved somebody wrong, could possibly mean that he’s back in the music industry.

Magazine logo, VIBE. A world renown music magazine, particularly aimed at the Hip Hop industry.

Barcode on the front of the magazine suggests that the magazine costs money, its not free.

Key image of artist T.I, a icon in the music industry. He has a smile on his face which suggests that he is happy, he looks well groomed which further suggests that he is wealthy and looks after himself.

Sell lines which appear to be unveiling secrets about the Mayor Ray Nagin.

Key image of Lily Allen dressed like a hippy. This suggests that her new music is related to peace and love.

Masthead with the name of the artist and how she deals with situations in her life like the paparazzi, this suggests that she is living as a celebrity.

Magazine logo is the name of the magazine, “Billboard”

Strap line starts with the word experience, but is covered. This suggests that the audience are familiar with the magazine.

Sell lines include the Warner Brothers CEO and Steve Jobs the founder of Apple.