The Daily Mail is the king of clickbait headlines designed to grab the reader’s eye and entice them to click. Sensational headlines can be used to frame stories in a way that makes them seem more salacious than they typically are.
Women’s body parts are frequently used in headlines even though they may have nothing to do with the main topic of the article. For example, an entire article can be based on a celebrity at the beach or pumping gas.
We are back for round two, deconstructing some Daily Mail headlines and rewriting them without sensationalism or celebrity angle. Check them out below.
Woman featured in full makeup on a magazine cover that was shot last month; was not nominated for award a few days ago
Woman wears a bikini on a trip to Mexico
Woman wearing black cowboy hat immediately confused for a much younger woman wearing cowboy hat
Bella Hadid flashes her very toned and SHINY tummy in a crop top after making a splash on Yellowstone
Man arrives at work. His ex-wife probably has some opinions about him
Selena Gomez congratulates her Emilia Perez costars on Academy Award nominations after being snubbed
A skin-conscious middle-aged woman at work
A 21-year-old woman spotted with no body fat
