People Magazine featuring 'WHO MAKES WHAT!' Cover
Magazine

People Magazine featuring 'WHO MAKES WHAT!' Cover

The object is a copy of People magazine. The cover features a collage of prominent celebrities, including Jennifer Aniston, George Clooney, Oprah Winfrey, Britney Spears, George Foreman, and Reese Witherspoon. The main headline reads "WHO MAKES WHAT!" with a subtitle about "Crazy salaries, surprising splurges and—ouch!—who went broke." Below each celebrity's image is their name and a related financial detail or earning. The masthead at the top clearly states "People" in large pink lettering, with a smaller headline above it mentioning "MEET BACHELOR NUMBER 3: Ready for love". A photograph of a person in a suit appears next to the "People" logo, possibly related to the Bachelor article. The magazine appears to be a standard size for a weekly publication of this type, likely printed on glossy paper. The edges of the magazine show minor wear, consistent with being handled. A barcode is visible in the lower left corner. There are no visible tears or significant creases on the main cover. The overall impression is that of a used, but relatively well-preserved, copy of a popular entertainment magazine. The style and featured celebrities place this magazine likely in the early to mid-2000s.

Estimated Value

$5 - $15

Basic Information

Category

Magazine

Appraised On

August 28, 2025

Estimated Value

$5 - $15

Item Description

The object is a copy of People magazine. The cover features a collage of prominent celebrities, including Jennifer Aniston, George Clooney, Oprah Winfrey, Britney Spears, George Foreman, and Reese Witherspoon. The main headline reads "WHO MAKES WHAT!" with a subtitle about "Crazy salaries, surprising splurges and—ouch!—who went broke." Below each celebrity's image is their name and a related financial detail or earning. The masthead at the top clearly states "People" in large pink lettering, with a smaller headline above it mentioning "MEET BACHELOR NUMBER 3: Ready for love". A photograph of a person in a suit appears next to the "People" logo, possibly related to the Bachelor article. The magazine appears to be a standard size for a weekly publication of this type, likely printed on glossy paper. The edges of the magazine show minor wear, consistent with being handled. A barcode is visible in the lower left corner. There are no visible tears or significant creases on the main cover. The overall impression is that of a used, but relatively well-preserved, copy of a popular entertainment magazine. The style and featured celebrities place this magazine likely in the early to mid-2000s.

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