294:, a film about skier Kinmont's accident that left her paralyzed. In 1981 Lee Swanson and Louis Miele became co-publishers with their first issue being in May 1981 with Diana Ross on the cover. Swanson & Miele published the magazine from the Flatiron Building in New York before moving it to Los Angeles. Swanson died of AIDS in 1984 at the age of 53. Ownership of the magazine was left to business manager Paul Lafayette of Stamford, Connecticut. Issues regularly contained features on fashion; at times articles were about men's fashion exclusively. The "Cityscapes" section contained brief articles about then-current items of note in various cities or other geographical areas worldwide.
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538:. The illustration is one of several for an article about current events on Broadway, and consists of a narrative text as well as photographs of performers with brief summaries of their productions in the captions of the photos. Charles is photographed nude with a fur coat strategically draped over one shoulder that just covers his
139:
In the late 1970s
Patrick Pacheco assumed the editorship from William Como and strove for a time to make the magazine a more serious critical monthly with a greater emphasis on quality writing, abandoning color printing inside and reducing photos to a few inches square. This was a reaction to William
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by regularly using images of nude or partially nude men for its cover and article illustrations. Although some illustrations of partially clad or nude women were included at times, males comprised the majority of the subjects. Some of the illustrations related directly to the subject of the article,
384:
The May 1979 issue included an ad for an organization simply identified as "GSF" titled, "No Man Should Be
Without A Man!", which stated, "If you would like to meet warm, sincere gay men (and women) who are interesting in forming...relationships then it's time you find out about GSF." The issue also
329:
The magazine contained substantial advertising for gay restaurants, accommodations, nightclubs, bathhouses, guides, books, pornographic movies, and other products. Some of the advertising was not overtly gay; however, much of the advertising was for establishments or products that were well-known to
29:
326: (equivalent to $ 4,043 in 2023) a year on clothing. Their readers were "Travel Minded": taking a median 3.5 vacations per year with 56.6% owning valid passports; and "Bon Vivant": 81.6% regularly drinking vodka, 81.3% scotch, 70.3% gin, 63.5% champagne.
475:
The magazine publishers acknowledged the magazine's appeal to the gay community, noting that the magazine "had gotten a following in the homosexual community seven or eight years before any of the current homosexual magazines came on the market."
525:. The feature is an in-depth look at bodybuilding as "one of the most fascinating (and least explored) subcultures in America." Illustrated with pictures of barely clothed bodybuilders, the article, intentionally or not, evokes homoeroticism.
154:
The first issue does not say "Volume 1, no. 1", it says "Volume 10, no. 1". This numbering continues through volume 13, no. 8, Dec. 1970, which is followed by volume 3, no. 9, Jan. 1971. (Volume 3 is thus actually the fourth volume.)
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clientele. The feature article included information about the evolution / genesis of the club and the makeup of its then-current customers. The feature also contained a tandem piece on rollerskating disco, "Boogie on Wheels".
1162:—intended as a reference for dates and images only. Some of the issue dates are incorrect; however, the listing correctly identifies Vol. 13 No. 01 as being published in May 1980. An online search in
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was the cover model for that issue and several photographs of him were used as illustrations in the article. In two photographs, he appears in the nude; one photograph shows part of his
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147:, perhaps because several newer magazines were doing a better and more explicitly targeted job of appealing to the magazine's original readership, and as such Miele's incarnation of
176:), covered a wide range of entertainment- or lifestyle-related topics. In addition to numerous articles on dance, topics ranged from a review of the stage production of the musical
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Como's "eye-candy" thrust, but sales were low and in 1981 Louis Miele replaced
Pacheco at the helm and returned the magazine to the full-color format with plenty of skin on show.
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A feature article in the
February 1977 issue, "Musclebound for Glory", contained photos of bodybuilders, thus relating the illustrations directly to the topic of the article.
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322: (equivalent to $ 104,995 in 2023). They were "upscale", with 75.8% holding managerial or professional positions, well-groomed—76.4% used cologne—and spent
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Other advertising was obviously intended for adult readers as well, presumably those with open minds. The
February 1977 issue contained a half-page ad for the
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was a recreational journal for the geriatric set. It was out of the ashes of a periodical devoted to such topics as waltzes, rumbas, and turkey trots that
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One of the strangest reincarnations in journalistic history. Catering to musically inclined blue-haired old ladies and golfers in Hush
Puppies,
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392:
Legal
Defense Fund. The ad appealed for funds for Reems' defense in two separate lawsuits for his participation in the pornographic films
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was an entertainment magazine that covered theatre, cinema, stage plays, ballet, performance art, and various artists, including singers,
314:! They're affluent, successful and single. With no strings to tie them down. And the time and money to live it up, any chance they get.
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Their profile of their readers stated that 85.2% of their readers were single, were a median age of 33.7, and had a median income of
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456:. At its height, the magazine had more than 300,000 readers, "composed almost exclusively of gay men," according to Daniel Harris.
452:, appeared on the cover of the December 1972 issue. The February 1975 issue included a photographic portfolio of the gay porn star
528:
One photograph in that issue that seems to use gratuitous nudity is one of actor Paul
Charles, performing the role of "Mark" on
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237:(May 1981). Best sold issue was the February 1976 Issue with Zarko Halmic, Bonita George and Bo van den Assum on the cover.
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returns
September 1982 as the most recent issue available, and lists the May 1976 issue as the Tenth Anniversary Issue.
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340:. There was also an abundance of advertising for men's boutiques and clothing companies, especially those—such as
440:, an audacious mass-market experiment in gay eroticism, arose like a phoenix in all of its subversive splendor.
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regularly covered topics of interest to the gay community. Cal Culver, better known as the gay porn star
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489:, an upscale adult magazine which has been called the gay answer to such straight titles as
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men was explicit; for example, the ads for Hand in Hand Video, a gay pornography studio;
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gay men, or contained symbols often used to identify gay-oriented material, such as the
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Pacheco, Patrick, "Raucous and Roller Disco: More than
Dancing / Boogie on Wheels",
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included an ad in its "After Dark Classified" ads for a "Gay Astrologer".
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in the January 1972 issue, to a cover photograph and feature article on
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Burrell, Devine, and Ralph appeared on the January 1982 cover together.
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but others seemed to be used just for their nudity or partial nudity.
1493:, p. 65 devotes several pages to the trajectory of the magazine.
1481:, Danad Publishing Company, Inc., New York, February 1975, pp. 44–51.
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132:, and dancers. First published in May 1968, the magazine succeeded
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1303:(May 1979). "Philip Anglim: The Elephant Man Girds His Loins".
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1128:'s 1966 iconic photograph used to promote Redgrave's 1968 film
344:, for example—that offered skimpy men's underwear or swimwear.
336:
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Defunct LGBTQ-related magazines published in the United States
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373:(containing the tag line, "Glittering, Glamorous, Gay"), and
129:
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Defunct visual arts magazines published in the United States
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Reach the Audience with Money to Spare. You'll find them in
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folded after only a couple of years, this time permanently.
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Forbes, Dennis (text and photos), "Creating Peter Berlin",
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365:'s homosexuality; and an ad for books by noted gay author
1617:
Defunct literary magazines published in the United States
1518:"Advertising; After Dark Returning With Mid-August Issue"
1246:"'They Can't Put the Two Together' ...and Bassey is Both"
348:
509:
The magazine, intentionally or not, provided a level of
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Entertainment magazines published in the United States
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Mewborn, Brant, "What's in the News: Broadway Buzz",
459:
The May 1979 issue included a feature article on the
1334:—Marilyn Hassett:The Upbeat Side of a Tragic Type".
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479:Donald Embinder, a former advertising salesman for
16:
American performing arts trade magazine (1968–1983)
1627:LGBTQ-related magazines published in New York City
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1243:
1175:
1647:Monthly magazines published in the United States
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1307:. Danad Publishing Company, Inc. pp. 62–65.
416:Arnold Schwarzenegger, "Musclebound for Glory",
240:The May 1979 issue contained a profile of actor
1373:American Institute for Economic Research (AIER)
1273:
347:Advertising for other products or services for
1545:The Gay Decades: From Stonewall To The Present
1509:
1347:family member and inheritor of Swanson estate
1276:"Donna Summer: The Sensuous Diva of Sex Rock"
182:in the December 1968 issue and an article on
1642:Defunct magazines published in New York City
444:Although not described as a "gay magazine",
143:It seemed however that the day was done for
1573:Pacheco, Patrick, "Musclebound for Glory",
1317:Mewborn, Brant. "James Mason: Odd Man In".
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262:. Two other profiles in that issue were of
1612:1983 disestablishments in New York (state)
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424:Daniel Harris describes the founding of
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878:(May 1971, January 1973, and May 1978)
1201:Direct examination of the periodical.
1180:. Library of Congress. Archived from
266:, the actor who was nominated for an
1607:1968 establishments in New York City
1226:from the original on 18 January 2009
1244:Norma McLain Stoop (January 1972).
814:and Emmaretta Marks (November 1969)
13:
1516:Philip H. Dougherty (1982-07-02).
1371:Currency conversion obtained from
14:
1668:
1448:. New York: Hyperion. p. 64.
936:(December 1973 and December 1975)
682:and Monique van Vooren (May 1974)
504:
1632:Magazines disestablished in 1983
1446:The Rise and Fall of Gay Culture
357:, regarding former professional
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555:(August 1977 and December 1981)
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270:for his role as the husband of
166:, founded by its first editor,
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1311:
1274:Patrick Pacheco (April 1977).
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1237:
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1195:
1169:
1145:
612:Deborah Burrell (January 1982)
463:, a New York City alternative
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291:The Other Side of the Mountain
170:and Rudolph Orthwine (both of
81:Danad Publishing Company, Inc.
33:Actor Nicholas Cortland on the
1:
1637:Magazines established in 1968
1330:Stoop, Norma McLain. "Inside
1138:
244:, who originated the role on
158:
375:Lovers: The Story of Two Men
193:Other cover photos included
7:
1541:Rutledge, Leigh W. (1992).
842:(May 1969 and January 1980)
10:
1673:
1577:, February 1977, p. 34–41.
1468:cover image at retail site
1464:February 10, 2007, at the
1176:LC Online Catalog (2009).
924:(April 1978 and July 1981)
579:(July 1977 and April 1980)
1590:, February 1977, p. 8–11.
1216:Magazine – December 1968"
766:and Sue Jones (June 1973)
190:in the April 1977 issue.
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1158:August 21, 2006, at the
546:Celebrities on the cover
1444:Harris, Daniel (1997).
1434:, February 1977, p. 89.
1386:, February 1977, p. 83.
434:Ballroom Dance Magazine
401:The Devil in Miss Jones
134:Ballroom Dance Magazine
1362:, February 1977, p. 97
467:catering to a gay and
442:
421:
316:
44:Performing arts trades
1506:, May 1979, p. 54–61.
1338:, May 1979, pp. 74–76
1321:, May 1979, pp. 70–73
982:Arnold Schwarzenegger
519:Arnold Schwarzenegger
430:
415:
354:The David Kopay Story
308:
233:(February 1981), and
130:actors and actresses
1048:Jan-Michael Vincent
686:Carmen de Lavallade
577:Mikhail Baryshnikov
483:, went on to found
23:
1522:The New York Times
1422:, May 1979, p. 96.
1410:, May 1979, p. 89.
1398:, May 1979, p. 16.
1164:www.bookfinder.com
752:Giancarlo Giannini
461:G.G. Barnum's Room
422:
342:International Male
19:
1549:. Plume. p.
1126:Victor Skrebneski
946:Christopher Reeve
916:Michelle Phillips
662:Imogen Cunningham
628:Maxwell Caulfield
589:Jacqueline Bisset
260:Bernard Pomerance
227:Christopher Reeve
217:(February 1978),
209:(December 1976),
201:(December 1973),
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928:Sheryl Lee Ralph
890:(September 1981)
854:(September 1979)
836:(September 1976)
824:(September 1980)
748:(September 1978)
730:John Phillip Law
700:(September 1970)
676:(September 1972)
630:(September 1982)
585:(September 1974)
371:The Gold Diggers
325:
321:
284:, who portrayed
255:The Elephant Man
229:(October 1980),
203:Barbra Streisand
197:(January 1973),
35:March 1972 cover
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1018:Ernest Thompson
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990:(November 1980)
984:(February 1977)
976:Helen Schneider
972:(November 1979)
954:(November 1976)
942:(December 1968)
908:(February 1980)
864:Donna McKechnie
840:Angela Lansbury
818:Sally Kellerman
800:Tommy Lee Jones
796:(December 1977)
784:(December 1976)
736:Helen Gallagher
722:(November 1977)
710:(December 1969)
680:Joe Dallesandro
670:(February 1975)
646:Dorothy Collins
636:(February 1979)
603:(November 1978)
561:(February 1978)
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532:in the musical
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420:, February 1977
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282:Marilyn Hassett
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948:(October 1980)
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888:Marilyn Monroe
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277:A Star Is Born
225:(April 1979),
221:(April 1978),
205:(April 1975),
199:Robert Redford
184:Shirley Bassey
173:Dance Magazine
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