January 2 Reese
Witherspoon
January 9 George Michael
January 16 Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher
January 23 Oprah
January 30 Jeffrey McDonald
February 6 Katherine Heigel
February 13 Mary Tyler Moore
February 20 Chrissy Metz
February 27 A Duggar Pregnancy
March 6 Christina El Moussa
March 13 Viola Davis
March 20 Hoda Kotb
March 27 Prince’s Ex-wife
April 3 Richard Simmons
April 10 The Property
Brothers
April 17 Barry Manilow
April 24 Heath Ledger
May 1 Julia Roberts/Most Beautiful Woman
May 8 Former Bachelorettes
May 15 Princess Charlotte
May 22 Goldie Hawn
May 29 The Obamas
June 5 Princess Kate/Pippa’s Wedding
June 12 Jennifer Garner
June 19 Olivia Newton-John
June 26 Michelle Carter (True Crime)
July 3 Chip and Joanna Gaines
July 10 JFK Jr. and Carolyn
July 17 Maria Menounous
July 24 Julianne Hough
July 31 The Trumps
August 7 Princess Diana
August 14 Lauren Conrad
August 21 Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay
August 28 Audrey Hepburn
September 4 The Property Brothers
September 11 Leah Remini
September 18 Madonna
September 25 Angelina Jolie
October 2 Prince William
October 9 Ree Drummond
October 16 The Las Vegas Massacre
October 23 Chip and Joanna Gaines
October 30 Harvey Weinstein
November 6 Mandy Moore
November 13 Sherri Papini (True Crime)
November 20 Queen Elizabeth
November 27 Blake Shelton/Sexiest Man
December 4 The Property Brothers
December 11 Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
December 18 Meghan
Markle
December 25 John Stamos
(Apologies for the irregular spacing; I cut-and-pasted from a Word document and apparently blogspot/blogger doesn't recognize the tab stops.)
What was People's favorite topic this year? The British Royal Family, with seven stories, followed by HGTV stars, with six. There were three cover stories about Dead Celebrities-current (George Michael, Debbie Reynolds/Carrie Fisher, and Mary Tyler Moore,) and five about Dead Celebrities-past (Prince, Heath Ledger, JFK Jr. and Carolyn, Audrey Hepburn and Princess Diana.) There were two political covers, one featuring the Obamas and one featuring the Trumps, and I continue to be surprised at how little attention People is paying to the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and his family. Will that change in 2018? Possibly, especially if any of the scandals heat up.
What will be People's fave cover topic in 2018? My guess is Meghan Markle and all the hoopla surrounding her wedding, with occasional stories about Kate's third baby to spice things up. Check back here every Wednesday morning to see the new issue.
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