headlines

Front page text

Headlines are the titles of news articles, printed in large type above the story: The scandal dominated headlines for weeks.

To make headlines is to become newsworthy.

Headlines also refers to the main act at a concert or show—the performer whose name appears largest on promotional materials.

The verb means to serve as that main attraction: She headlined the festival.

journalism

reporting

Conveying documented information

lead · lede · subhead · inverted pyramid · copy · story · correspondent · coverage · newsroom · press

breaking

urgent

Needing immediate attention

update · exclusive · announcement · breaking news · developing · scoop · newsflash · wire · dispatch · late-breaking

sensational

tabloid

Sensationalist newspaper format

shocking · bombshell · outrage · viral · splashy · lurid · provocative · inflammatory · yellow journalism · gossip

digital

SEO

Improving site discoverability

  • clickbaitSensationalized content for traffic
  • viralSpreading quickly online
  • trendingCurrently gaining widespread attention

algorithm · engagement · shares · social media · aggregator · feed · notifications · content · traffic · analytics

financial

markets

Trade gathering places

gains · losses · rally · plunge · trading · Wall Street · Dow · index · economic · recession

Categories
Opposites
prominence/visibility

headlinesfine print

Miniature contractual text

small print · footnotes · back page · body text · sidebar

depth/detail

headlinesbody text

Document's main prose

deep dive · investigative report · the whole story · narrative · analysis

newsworthiness

headlinestrivia

Unimportant miscellaneous facts

filler · obscurity · page six · fluff · afterthought

Phrases
Family

headlining, headliner, headlined, headliners, subheadline, headline

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G