If Gossip in your thing then Heat is the mag for you. Every week they manage to jam it full of the latest Goss, Celeb pics, Interviews and other titbits! Seeings they make all their money from getting close to celebs they certainly don't pull their punches. It can be really cutting and make you wonder why anyone would ever want to be famous. Still, if you want to be in the public eye i guess you have to expect that people will examine everything you do!

Heat I don't think has improved too much over the years. I still get it every now and again, but it's a bit repetitive, so i'm not too pushed about that. The thing I like is that it's written in a really funny way, especially the captions and things. Although I don't buy it that often, it's still nice for a treat.

What i don't like about heat mag is the fact that it's expensive for a gossip magazine (£1.65), the pictures are repetetive (i can see that some of the pictures the editors used, have already been used a few months ago, in a different issue), and it tends to glue itself to 4-5 celebrities continuously, it's really boring if you are fed up with the same people, and value for money? well, i can get the same gossip and almost the same articles in a different and much cheaper mag.

If you have some downtime and want something that isn't going to tax you too much then Heat magazine is perfect for that lazy hour on the train or with coffee at home. Heat magainze is packed full of celebrity (though you could argue that fact!) pictures and gossip as well as regular features such as 'What were you thinking' and 'Torso of the week' as well as regular style features, music and dvd reviews and of course the upcoming weeks TV which is very handy. The editorial is witty and has at times made me laugh out loud and if you're in need of cheap entertainment then you can't go far wrong with a copy of Heat.

Gives you all the latest celeb gossip. Sometimes not exact, like i read different magazines and they each give me different facts about the same thing. Very good magazine!

Heat is a great magazine it has more good points than down. It is suitable for adults and teenagers. It loads you up with the latest gossip and embarrassing pictures. It also has a spotted section which enables you to send in pictures of celebrities you spotted on the street. It always has a great cover story as well.

Heat is a great magazine... As much as I like to think of myself as an intelligent, independent young woman who dismisses such idle celebrity gossip; I see it and I can't help but pick it up and spend the next half hour or so browsing through who's who, who wore what and who did that. It's a fun, light-hearted, tongue in cheek look at celebrity gossip, fashion and lifestyle and it doesn't try to be anything else. OK so it isn't going to tell you anything useful, life-changing or moving but it sure as hell will cheer you up. Great for a bit of light reading & a flicking through if you've got nothing better to do and don't want to get stuck into anything too heavy.

Would fully recommend (just don't tell anybody).

If you like celebrity gossip and fashion etc, then you will love Heat magazine.

I buy this magazine for long journeys, and it is great to catch up on all the latest gossip.

A magazine made for everyone. Always worth buying and full of the things everyone wants to read about! It's great "I love it!"

Good nice mag to read when it's cold in the winter. Nice pics. Sometimes a nice layout and format.

I bought this magazine because there was loads of media attention, and everyone seemed to like it, but when I purchased it I was very disappointed. All there seemed to be was full page pictures with a tiny bit of writing. What a waste of a tree.

I would never buy Heat magazine again.

Heat magazine is very good for all the right gossip you want to know. I was very pleased about the fact that if I wanted to know something it was right there in the magazine. The stories are not that long, as they are just like reviews.

Overall, I like it, but it could have a lot more to say about things.

Heat is a little more expensive than other magazines of its type, but it is the only one which has no filler pages that are just put in lazily. Every page is nicely presented and looks good, and it's more personalized than its rivals.

Heat is a strange magazine that has unearthly forces surrounding it I'm sure. I step in to a shop to buy some innocent thing like chewing gum or a drink and feel like a magazine sized magnet is drawing me towards the newspaper shelves. I may be reading Sons and Lovers by DH Lawrence at the time but as soon as I see Heat and start wondering: 'hmm Brangelina, now where do I stand in this oh so life altering debate', as quick as a flash it's sod the Morel's and my morals, the book gets bagged and I'm spending another 1.50 on a big picture book. This is my main concern, Heat is very entertaining but it makes me feel bad as I realise just how shallow and superficial I really am. I would love to have the strength to fight this addiction but can not. I have tried to be less concerned about Joss Stone having greasy hair and more worried about the AIDS crisis and war, but seeing Paris falling out of a car wins over the Chanel 4 news every time.

Fantastic! I'm glad I bought Heat all those years ago. As far as celebrity magazines go, it completes all my needs.

I have bought Heat since it launched and I believe I will always buy it. Some people say it is just another tacky celeb magazine but that is not true as Heat covers a lot of things ranging from beauty and style to gossip and serious issues aka people that are seriously under weight!