Examples of double page spreads:

This double page spread features a large A4 image of the singers on one side, and the article on the other. A large title runs along the bottom as it relates to both pages, and the white and black fonts have been used to stand out against the background and photo.
'Sing out Sisters' uses alliteration and makes the title stick in the readers head; it is also short and sharp, giving the reader an overview of the singers. 
A caption of the photo has also been used on the left hand side, to explain who the singers are and what they're called. 
The article itself is set in clear columns that makes the format of the page easy to see. There are also inset photo's that have been used to break the page of text up, they also give the reader more information about the band, as well as something to look at other than reading the text. A colourful dropcap has also been used as the 'I' in the blue square shows clearly where the article starts. 
I like the simple layout of the pages, as the columns of the article make it look professional and also means it's easy to read, which means the audience will enjoy it more. The large photo also gives the reader something to either cut out and keep, or look at as the read the article.
The sisters have been shot in a natural pose, adn we can see they have not been viewed throught the Male Gaze, as they are younger and less mature than celebrities such as Scarlett Johansson. It also adds to the style of their singing, as they're sisters it's clear they're united and together all the time.

 
The large USA behind the image of Florence is eye catching and subtle, as it is only a few shades darker than the background, but it makes a statement about the article. The title, 'Got the Love' links to one of her songs, and fans of her music will already be enjoying the article. A small introduction has also been used, which may explain to the reader what the article is about, as well as giving extra information about the artist. A dropcap that matches the title font has been used to make the article look professional, and also it adds to the layout of the page as the readers know where the article starts. 
The article is then written in columns that are easy to read and look professional opposite the cut out image of Florence. Her black outfit matches the black title, and the red flag stands out due to the monotone background and colour palette of the page.
I like this double page article because there is a clear contrast between the dull and bright colours, and i think it is laid out professionally, and i would find it easy to read. 
Florence is sitting in quite a seductive way, as you can see her legs, and we begin to view her through the Male Gaze as the high heeled shoes and pose make her look like a sexy woman that men would prefer to look at. However, her style and look is also idealised by females, as they would want the sex appeal and look of Florence.

This double page spread features an A4 picture on the right hand side, and columns of text are on the left. A large pull out quote has been displayed over the double page spread, which reads 'I could be playing to 15,000 people at Madison Square Garden and i'd stil have a chip on my shoulder'; and this makes the readers want to find out why he would and what he is on about.

The article has been written in columns and the pull out quote separates the text and makes it easier to read.

The use of the red quote also adds colour to the page, and ties in with the colthing the artist is wearing. This adds to the colour scheme and adds an element of brightness in comparison to the black, white and grey tones on the page.
The member of the band pictured on the right hasn't been photographed in a usual studio location as the background of the photo seems like he is standing on an old car, adding to the edgy look of both the band and the style of the article. His pose has connotations of Elvis Presley (Jailhouse Rock) and this emphasizes his love for music, and possibly his inspiration for his career and life.