Research and planning: What coverline context could I create for my double page spread?

I have followed conventions of  the pop genre to help confirm the type of article decision.
E.G
Interview on the artists of the band or the chemistry gossip between band members
Factual information about the artist
An artist event/ tour and their personal experiences.

This is an interview which uses a series of drop caps to demonstrate the factual information. The drop caps are accompanied by colloquial language which is conventional to the pop genre. This creates audience interest because the layout and language will appeal to my intended target audience.

Normally her factual articles are about her background and how she became a singer song writer but this double page spread shows that she's in the public eye. The way the media fight media by using her personal pull quote as the headline shows that this magazine is an interview to prove facts about herself. I like how the rule of three thirds are used because it shows difference in scenery and includes short cover lines within this exclusively advertised cover lines.

This double page spread set is most like what I want to accomplish. This being an interview which uses pull quotes to make it personal to the artist. This will create interest and the busy layout accompanied by the main image shows that the context of the magazine has variation but the main is an interview. This variation is due to other coverlines such as tour information which I believe also promotes the band.