Media credits - Newspaper/Magazine Reviews

Elle magazine

February 2005

As Elle magazine’s Astrologer, Inbaal’s take on the fashion of star signs is asked, and ‘which hair suits which sign’ is the question on everybody’s lips!

Psychic Interactive online magazine

December 2004

‘Interview with Inbaal’, enquiring about her gifts and talents, no-nonsense attitude and favorite pastimes.

The Sunshine Magazine – 'Heaven at Home'

Winter 2004

An article dedicated to pamper parties in a magazine for busy new mums. “Tarot card reader Inbaal was the oracle of answers, which is why she was featured on last year’s Big Brother’s Little Brother probably!

Here's Health magazine – '3 Women… Three Ways to Relax' (p41/42/43)

November 2004

An article about women’s pastimes that help them stay grounded, exploring Inbaal’s attitude to her Pagan religion, and ways to get involved.

Croydon Advertiser – 'Wicca's world comes to town' (p16).

12th November 2004

A review of Witchfest 2004. “Inbaal, a 30-year-old Wiccan witch living in the Addington area, said: ‘The (Christian) protest was very peaceful, although a megaphone was used which was not very good manners. They tried to approach me with fliers and probably thought they were doing a good thing.”

Witchcraft and Wicca magazine – 'Interview with Inbaal' (p36/37).

October 2004

Enquiring about people’s attitudes towards witches, the plights of media life, and her personal love of the Wiccan religion.

Croydon Advertiser – 'Well-behaved witches are welcome, says Fairfield ' (p10), Jen Bishop

22nd October 2004

As Christians oppose the Witchfest conference, the papers investigate and pitch Inbaal head-to-head with reverend David Taylor of Croham Baptist Church , South Croydon . “The witch quoted in last week’s Advertiser promotes witchcraft as ‘a very gentle religion about self-empowerment and celebrating nature’, but we believe this is at best a delusion and at worst an outright deception……Inbaal, a Wiccan witch living in the Addington area, told the Advertiser last week: ‘People have nothing to fear from witchcraft’.

Black Hair – 'Trend Prediction' (p124), Petsa Kaffens

August/September 2004

An editorial featuring Inbaal’s website, and her predictions for Serena Williams’ venture into fashion.

News of the World / Big Brother pull-out - 'Wham Bam Thank You Mam' (pg8)

1 August 2004

Inbaal had a whole page, doing… boob readings for the remaining housemates. “Inbaal studies pictures of the BB girls’ boobs – and Jason’s man-breasts – and lays bare their innermost secrets.”

The Daily Mail / 'Weekend' Saturday supplement – 'Can't Get Through The Week Without' (p3)

12 June 2004

“Predict the future with a Tarot card reading by psychic Inbaal.”

Here's Health magazine – 'Can You Really See Into Your Future?' (p50).

June 2004

Four readers were put to the test, and Inbaal, as usual, came up trumps. “I left the reading feeling buoyant, and a few of the question marks hanging over my head had definitely been removed. Inbaal is so friendly, I was completely at ease, and the sitting confirmed that my life was going in the right direction. I’ve been in a great mood ever since.”

Here's Health - ‘Therapy Parties' (pg48), Lisa Howells

April 2004

An article about Heaven@Home pamper parties, featuring a typically lovely picture of Inbaal reading the tarot cards. “… the other plus for me was the tarot reader, Inbaal…. what I was really after was a tarot reading. We went off one by one giggling, but as each person came back I could tell they were impressed and even a little shaken by what they’ve been told…When we talked about our experiences afterwards we were all impressed. My friend Sarah was very excited about a new man she’d met but the reading had gently questioned it. She had a disastrous date with him soon after but realised he wasn’t the man for her and felt relieved. She since said that everything has been happening as predicted. So now I ‘m keeping my fingers crossed that mine will come true too.”

Akademya, a leading Russian magazine (Cosmo style) – 'White Crow' (pg176), Olga Pachaevka

March 2004

A six-page interview with Inbaal regarding the Witchcraft movement, including two photographs. “During the noisy celebration of witch festival, among colourful crowd I have met a young, mischievous and full of vitality lady. Her name in translation from Hebrew means - bell: Inbaal, 29. Witch and priestess from London is telling how she discovered Wicca tradition and what she has learned after being initiated into ancient witchcraft”.

Cosmopolitan Magazine - ‘What Do You Believe In' (pg80), Toby Moore

December 2003

Four pages exploring the concept of spirituality seekers. “Her guru is…Inbaal…Inbaal regularly reads Alice ‘s Tarot, but for Alice her time with Inbaal represents so much more”

The Illustrated London News - ‘Belief / Witches in the Home Office' (pg13), Toby Moore.

December 2003

“Inbaal is now so hot that she employs a publicist…She reckons Inbaal will soon be a household name.”

You Magazine (The Mail on Sunday) - ‘The New Girl Network' (pg59), Sarah Stacey.

30 November 2003

Covering a Heaven@Home spa party. “We all thought the tarot reader, Inbaal, was completely amazing.”

Croydon Advertiser - ‘Preachers from US try to stop witch festival' (pg6), Jen Bishop.

14 November 2003

Croydon Advertiser - ‘5,000 witches and wizards will fly into town for pagan festival' (pg3), Jen Bishop

31 October 2003

Inbaal’s first ever page three!

Daily Star Sunday - ‘It's a Kind of Magic' (pg2 of Take5), Loma-Ann Bonner.

26 October 2003

A Hallowe’en special, regarding readings and spells by modern witches. Inbaal was central to the page size article.

Family Life (Toys'R'Us magazine) - ‘Guardian Angels' (pg 127), Claire Wyburn

October 2003

An article about Heaven@Home and their pamper parties. “So, what’s Nadine’s verdict on the Tarot session? ‘I was amazed at how much Inbaal knew about me from so little information. She has helped me decide on my future and where I’ll be spiritually and economically happiest.’ Meanwhile, divorced Julie returns to the living room glowing with excitement over the possibility of romance by the end of the year.”

Harpers&Queen / 100 Best Parties supplement - Number One Best Party of the Year (pg3)

September 2003

Alex James and Clare Neate’s Wedding. “X-factor: How many do you need? There was Morris dancing, a white witch and, later on, a giant wicker man was burnt. There was the DJ, one Norman Cook. Alex, Damian Hirst, Damon Albarn and Keith Allen preformed an impromptu dance around the maypole. And it was all captured by wedding photographers Rankin and Sam Taylor-Wood.”

Woman&Home Magazine - ‘My Life in Their Hands' (pg62), Elaine Kingett.

September 2003

The journalist had readings from four people, and concluded that Inbaal’s was the only one worth its salt. “Her assessment of me was spot on and down to earth…It was an empowering experience…I would definitely go again.”

The Daily Mirror - ‘Beyond Belief' (pg30), Emma Bannister.

15 July 2003

A full-page article covering Inbaal’s talents. She was put to the test, and successfully passed - assessing her subject accurately.

Ham&High / Wood&Vale covering a psychic fayre

February 2003

Birmingham Post covering The Party And Hallowe'en Show at the NEC

April 2002

The Sunday Times Magazine, the Christmas issue!

December 2001

Eastbourne Gazette covering the Herstmonceux Mediaeval Festival

August 2001