1. ANALYSIS OF ARTICLES- DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD 1 NME Mise en scene created by graffiti wall background – making Dizzee look like he is outdoors and causing trouble. Main Image shows Dizzee Rascal spray painting a wall while watching out behind him, his facial expression suggests he is up to no good and causing mischief. This relates to his music. The corner of the page contains the date, NME title and page number, these things are included to remind the reader of NME constantly, which is to do with branding and promoting their magazine. The pages are numbered so that the audience know exactly where they are in the magazine. Subheading to sum up what the article is about. Dizzee Rascal in bold to make it clear its about him, Main heading/headline – the main headline rhymes and relates to what is happening in the image, text is slanted relating to dizziness, tag is a word associated with being on the streets which also relates to the rapping style of music Dizzee produces. 4 columns –text wraps around the stereo to use as much space as possible for writing. Caption saying Dizzee in the top right hand corner of the page and by using just his first name it is more personal and less formal. It is also in a paint spot showing the graffiti theme and it also shows that the whole page is on about that artist Second image used is an old stereo and bottles of beer making up a typical gangster scene. Background is graffiti relating to the heading and Dizzee’s gangster rap image. Text begins with a large letter Y using drop caps as this is commonly used to show the start of an article in a magazine. On the first page of the double page spread, another image of Dizzee Rascal is used which relates to the front cover. By line (credit for author and photographer) The credit to the author and photographer is small because it isn’t major relevant information and the majority audiences don’t take this information in.

2. Analysis of written article It is written in 4 short columns. The style and content of the article is easy to read and laid back. The article is based on how Dizzee Rascal has turned his life around and about how he has gone from a graffiti tagging youth to a famous rap artist. The main headline is dramatic, big and bold and links to the content of the article.

3. The main heading looks like magazine cuttings portraying that Lily is an everyday girl and no different because she is famous. Byline (credit for author and photographer) tells the audience who produced the article. Text begins with a large letter ‘l’ using drop caps showing it is the start of the article. Sub heading gives the reader an insight to what the article is about. The background is plain white which makes Lily stand out more and so it does not distract the reader from the picture and article. Page number shows the audience the page they are on. NME title is a constant reminder to the reader what magazine it is. The date confirms when the article was released. Main image shows Lily made up with her make up but wearing casual clothes which supports the main heading in the picture as it is showing she is just an everyday girl and not overly glamorous.

4. Analysis of written article The article itself is basically about how Lily is an honest person and tells people how it is and expresses her opinions. The person interviewing Lily also mentions about how she is portrayed in the press. The style of writing is laid back, which seems to be the style of writing NME go for which attracts the readers more as it is easy to read and enjoyable. The article is written in four short columns. The main headline is quite dramatic and stands out on the page to catch the readers eye.