Magazine Collectors

Radio Times is an iconic British weekly magazine providing TV and Radio listings. Founded in 1923, the magazine has been published for nearly
100 years.

Featuring some iconic covers over the years, we have a great collection of Radio Times magazines featuring some of the many Doctor Who covers,
with some of the more recent doctors, such as Matt Smith, Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, Jodie Whittaker, Peter Capaldi and Tom Baker, along with some of the companions such as Billie Piper and Jenna Louise Coleman.

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Phillip Schofield has recently come out as gay after opening up about his sexuality on This Morning.

Phillip has been a staple part of UK television for over 35 years and made an emotional post on social media
stating ‘With the strength and support of my wife and my daughters, I have been coming to terms with the
fact that I am gay.’

Phillip has been married to Steph for 27 years and has two grown up daughters, Ruby and Molly.

If you are a Phillip Schofield fan, please check out our current range of back issue magazines.

Michael Hutchence, the lead singer of INXS took his own life in 1997 but a recent interview with his sister Tina, reveals that he could still be alive today if he’d stayed in his relationship with Kylie Minogue.

Tina stated that his ill fated romance with Paula Yates was his undoing.

In a recent documentary – Mystify: Michael Hutchence – Kylie speaks candidly about their relationship saying that he had made her feel protected and said she had been left heartbroken when things ended.

Click here to view some great back issues of magazines featuring Michael Hutchence.

Do you remember Curiosity Killed the Cat? Fans of Ben Volpeliere-Pierrot were pleased to see him on a recent edition of First Dates.

Ben, lead singer, with the chart topping 1980s band found fame with hits such as Down to Earth and Hang on in there Baby.

Ben was paired up with Sarah, a music manager who lists Curiosity Killed the Cats as one of her favourite bands.

Unfortunately the pair won’t be going on a second date, but if you are a fan, click here to see back issues of magazines we have featuring Curiosity Killed the Cat.

Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden are over the moon after the birth of their baby daughter.

Cameron, 47, gave birth to her first child, Raddix Chloe Wildflower on the 30th December and sources claim
the actress and her husband are loving life after waiting so long to have a child.

The first time mum Cameron announced the exciting baby news on Instagram.

If you are a fan of Cameron, click here to see some of our magazines featuring Cameron

Pamela Anderson dated her soon to be ex husband for just three days before they decided on their whirlwind wedding!

Pamela spoke about their parting, saying that she saw warning signs, as Jon was unhappy with her decision to maintain her financial independence.

They married at an intimate ceremony in Malibu in the middle of January 2020.

We have a variety of magazines available featuring Pamela Anderson, please click here to view.

Heat Magazine was first launched in February 1999 and is a UK entertainment magazine featuring a mix of celebrity news, gossip, celebrity interviews and fashion as well as features on movies and TV listings.

This issue from 2002 featured interviews with Mark Owen from Take That, as well as Daniel Radcliffe, Rachel Stevens and Sara Cox.

These iconic magazines feature many celebrity interviews – click here for our full list of Heat magazines.

TV Zone Magazine

TV Zone was originally launched in September 1989 as a spin off from Starburst Magazine.  Its original tagline was The Magazine of Cult Television.  Originally the magazine focussed on science fiction and fantasy television, but over time it broaded its horizons and started to include comedy and maintstream drama such as Spooks and The West Wing.  The final edition was double numbered as issue 231/232 published in December 2008.

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Dreamwatch Magazine

Dreamwatch was a fan type British publication covering fantasy films, science fiction and television programmes. The magazine was published monthly from July 1983 to 2007, it was a leading entertainment magazine, There were 150 issues published in total, with the final issue being No. 150. Shows covered include Life on Mars, Doctor Who, Lost, 4400, Battlestar Galactica, Torchwood etc. etc.

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Jennifer Aniston has been America’s Golden Girl since she first hit our screens in the early 1990s but having spoken many times about her dreams to be both a mother and wife back in 2004, you wonder what changed in her life as she was recently quoted as
saying she had “gone off the idea” and admitted she found the concept of motherhood ‘kind of frightening”.

“Some people are just built to be wives and have babies,” she added. “I don’t know how naturally that comes to me.”

Is she just putting on a brave face? or is it just showing once again how hard it is for anyone living in the whirlwind which is Hollywood, to be able to maintain a happy settled personal life with a long term partner and children.  As long as she is happy in herself, that is the main thing, but I can’t help but wonder… if she had her time again, maybe she would have done things differently.

Let me know your thoughts below.

Click here to view available Jennifer Aniston interviews and magazines