Coming back from the dead is a tabloid staple – just ask Elvis, Michael Jackson and Princess Diana, all still alive and well, hiding in plain sight, according to the… Read the rest of the article: UFOs invade Arctic, John the Baptist’s sandals, and worms from hell, in this week’s dubious tabloids
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Peter Sheridan Without the slightest sense of irony or self-awareness, the National Enquirer gives away the secret to its journalistic excellence in this week’s remarkable story under the headline: “How To Lie… Read the rest of the article: Michael Jackson is alive, Elvis is haunting Wayne Newton, and Sean Hannity’s secrets are revealed, in this week’s dubious tabloids
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Peter Sheridan It would be an exaggeration to say that every story in this week’s tawdry tabloids is a fabrication. It just feels that way. And "exaggeration" would be the polite way… Read the rest of the article: Brad Pitt tells all, Prince Charles divorces, and JonBenet Ramsey’s murder solved, in this week’s fact-challenged tabloids
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Peter Sheridan There is no better proof of superstring theory positing up to 26 dimensions than this week’s tabloids, in which the headlines and the stories beneath them clearly live in entirely… Read the rest of the article: Royal feud, Cosby’s hell, Aniston trapped, and alternate universes, in this week’s dubious tabloids
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Peter Sheridan You know we’re in for a fun week with the tabloids when the National Enquirer cover on “America’s Worst Sex Abuse Churches,” along with its handy guide – “Is Your… Read the rest of the article: Alien attack imminent, Buckingham Palace is a drug den, and the Queen is a criminal mastermind, in this week’s fact-challenged tabloids.
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Peter Sheridan With the tabloids freed from their role as an agitprop mouthpiece for President Trump, they have gleefully returned to their long-time mission of fantasizing about Britain’s biggest soap opera stars:… Read the rest of the article: Why the Queen is up in Meghan’s uterus, and how to tell you’ll be dead in 23 hours, in this week’s dubious tabloids
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Peter Sheridan It must be Opposite Week in the tabloids. “JonBenet Ransom Note Reveals Killer!” screams the National Enquirer cover. No, it doesn’t. “Rachel Ray: I Quit” proclaims another Enquirer headline. No,… Read the rest of the article: Hollywood’s Most Hated Man, The Queen’s Assassins, and Meg Ryan Walks AND Talks, in this week’s dubious tabloids
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Peter Sheridan The tabloid worm has turned. After three years of deifying Donald Trump and lauding his every utterance, there is no clearer indication of the tabloids turning against Trump than the… Read the rest of the article: Tabloids turn on Trump, Brad and Jen reunite, and Natalie Wood’s death mystery solved, in this week’s dubious tabloids
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Peter Sheridan This week’s tabloids offer a fascinating glimpse inside the mind of their greatest fan: Donald Trump. The president, who has gone on the record saying that the National Enquirer deserves… Read the rest of the article: This week’s tabloids: They’re not lies. They’re just Trumpian thinking
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Peter Sheridan If tabloid stories are far removed from reality, then the headlines accompanying those stories are virtually on another planet.
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Peter Sheridan It’s the summer silly season, and this week’s dubious tabloids are more fact-free than ever. “Drew Peterson’s Wife’s Body Found!” screams the cover of the National Enquirer. No, it wasn’t.… Read the rest of the article: Queen collapses, Stacy Peterson’s body found, Jennifer Aniston’s post-divorce hook-ups, and other news that never happened, in this week’s fact-challenged tabloids.
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Peter Sheridan Fox News pundit Sean Hannity’s “Secret Life” is exposed in this week’s ‘Globe’ in a cover story under the banner “World Exclusive!”
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Peter Sheridan Fake news isn’t necessarily fact-free. Context is everything, and it’s the lack of it that can turn facts into fake news, as this week’s tabloids demonstrate. “Royals New Nazi Shame!”… Read the rest of the article: The Queen’s Nazi shame, JonBenet’s killer found, and Owen Wilson’s baby mama revealed, in this week’s dubious tabloids
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Peter Sheridan “Natalie Wood Murder Bombshell” screams the cover of the ‘National Examiner,’ above the headline “Robert Wagner Suicide Drama – As Cops Close In!”
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Peter Sheridan Let’s give credit where it’s due: The National Enquirer “world exclusive” has scooped everyone with its latest cover story: “ISIS Kill Plot Foiled! Sniper Caught Stalking Prince George!” They even… Read the rest of the article: JFK Jr. murdered, Princess Diana murdered, and Prince George targeted by assassin, in this week’s killer tabloids
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Peter Sheridan There’s only one problem with the National Enquirer's photograph of the convicted pedophile who allegedly kidnapped British three-year-old Madeleine McCann, snapped in Bulgaria on June 15, 2018, according to the… Read the rest of the article: Kidnapping solved, Tom Cruise’s love plot, and inside Area 51 – in this week’s fact-challenged tabloids
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Peter Sheridan Flying boldly in the face of reality takes a mix of bravura and sociopathy, but this week’s tabloids manage the feat with élan. #MeToo activist and Anthony Bordain’s long-time girlfriend… Read the rest of the article: Tom Cruise’s healing touch, Nazi Roseanne, and Vanna White’s hooker scandal, in this week’s dubious tabloids
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Peter Sheridan It’s extraordinary! Exclamation points are flying in this week’s tabloids like they’re going out of style! Ellen Storms Out! RFK Junior Confronts Dad’s Killer! Taliban Targets Harry & Meghan! Harry’s… Read the rest of the article: This week’s tabloids! With extra exclamation points!!
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Peter Sheridan It’s strangely reassuring when the National Examiner tells us that Princess Diana’s ghost was “caught at Harry’s wedding,” and that Nostradamus predicted that the "Hawaii volcanoes signal END OF WORLD!”… Read the rest of the article: Royal twins, Robert Blake’s murder confession, and the secret to long life, in this week’s dubious tabloids
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Peter Sheridan It’s hard to believe that President Donald Trump didn’t personally edit the supermarket tabloids this week. They ignore facts, present opinions as reality, leap to improbable conclusions, and claim to… Read the rest of the article: Why Donald Trump is the tabloid president