The Tragedy of Britney Spears

1. How does this article differ from the usual celebrity and gossip features? Does this article elevate itself from the typical celebrity and gossip feature?

It is different from other gossip articles because it gives a detailed view of Britney's life. It doesn't merely just writes about Britney went to the store and stripped naked in front of the salesperson or Britney checked into the rehab facility. It also discusses a history of how Britney was before she became what she is today. It takes its readers to the whirlwind life story of Britney Spears.

2. How does the writer hold the reader's interest about a subject matter that is over exposed?

The writer provides more than just the daily gossips. She provides different sources that gives different angles to her story.

3. How does the writer appeal to readers who are not admirers or sympathizers of this celebrity?

The writer gives new insights as to Britney's downfall. How her father's mother committed suicide gave a new reason to Britney's attitude thus it could be genetic.

4. What voice does the writer use and does it work for the magazine's target audience?

The writer uses the active voice. It works for the magazine's target audience because the way it was written is direct to the point.