Every time Rihanna leaves the house, her nipples make the news.
If Amy Adams dares to visit the supermarket without make-up on, her photograph is printed everywhere.
Claire Danes can’t go for a jog without being accused of flaunting her figure.
Without famous women’s bodies, the tabloid industry would have nothing to write about. That’s why Vagenda magazine decided to give them a reality check – by asking women online to replace sexist headlines with honest ones.
This is what happens when a group of truth warriors go on a guerrilla headline-subversion spree.
Here are my three favourite headline hacks. Scroll through the rest and let us know yours…
They’re just really, really excellent, aren’t they?
Flick through all the other clever headline hacks here, and if you’re sweet with computers, add your own below.
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I'm a teacher, and I run a girls gender day each year with 15 year olds where we look at media and social media and the impact it has on women of all ages ... I WILL BE USING THIS NEXT YEAR FOR SURE! Thanks!
THANK YOU for this! All these are from the dailymail.co.uk a British tabloid site in which EVERY SINGLE ARTICLE about a female celebrity has their figure mentioned somehow. Even if it really has nothing to do with the story.
So freaking disturbing!