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Unknown March 5, at PM. Dr Sreejith March 18, at PM. Dr Sreejith March 20, at AM. Abhijeet Loves Reading Comics March 31, at AM. Abhishek Bardhan March 31, at AM. Vikky August 16, at AM. The oldest magazine in this list, Seventeen is still rolling with the punches with a circulation of over 2 million. It focussed mainly on romance and teen life with a strong focus on pop its first cover star was Cliff Richard , the second Joe Meek protege Heinz , and the third George Harrison and was the best-selling teen mag for a decade.
One of its first teen writers was future children's author Jacqueline Wilson, who joined the staff age 17, and models featured in its photostories and fashion shoots over the years included Garbage 's Shirley Manson , newsreader Fiona Bruce, Hugh Grant and Leslie Ash. It also featured weekly pullout pop posters and a Silly Star File, a section that focused on light-hearted interviews.
Punk was less visible, though there were features on The Clash and The Stranglers , and a "beautiful Bob Geldof pinup". Though its Cathy and Claire advice column had been controversial in its day, by this time, Jackie was starting to look a bit quaintly dated, and seeing the way the market was moving, DC Thomson opted to close the mag rather than go down the route of making it more sexually explicit and high-fashion.
Jackie still holds a place in the affections of many women who grew up reading it, and in , its inspired a new musical, in which Jackie, a fifty-something divorcee, uses the advice in her old magazine's problem pages to guide her back into the world of modern dating.
Published by Fleetway in the UK from to , this mag - as the name might suggest - was initially heavily Beatles-focused, with full-colour pinups, a big sell in the days of black-and-white inkies. The '' was added after the magazine signed a deal with Radio Luxembourg to print its listings from , being the station's wavelength. At is peak, Fabulous had a circulation of , - almost four times as much as the biggest-selling music magazines in the UK today.
In its later years, it moved more towards targeting teen girls explicitly but found itself outflanked on both sides by both Jackie and Smash Hits. A glossy UK music monthly, Rave launched in with richer photography and longer articles on the 60s music scene than the weeklies. A more 'serious' approach to music journalism, covering the likes of The Yardbirds , The Byrds and The Who didn't prevent it squarely aiming itself at women, though.
As well as the obligatory Beatles cover, its first issue boasted Dusty Springfield 's fashion tips and insider info on where the stars took their holidays. A issue not only featured Paul Jones on the cover but the intriguing cover line, "Rave offer: Boyfriends by computer.
Amazingly for a magazine with the most 60s title imaginable, Tiger Beat, like Seventeen, is still being published in the US. It was created by former teacher Chuck Laufer, who had been dabbling in mags since , when his female students were telling him they had nothing fun to read.
Tiger Beat stepped into the void left by the dwindling of the old Hollywood fan magazines and snapped up the new teen audience for pop. Tiger was slang for 'hottie', and so the name indicated the mag's twin interests: sexy boys and sexy music. It focussed on non-threatening, pretty stars such as David Cassidy and The Monkees , and sometimes just launched its own, such as the DeFranco family, as Consequence of Sound reported.
During the 80s, the mag birthed two bimonthly spinoffs, Tiger Beat Star and Tiger Beat Rock, the latter featuring the likes of Duran Duran "Why they stir your reflexes! Tiger Beat's core concern, though, has remained pop. In , the magazine, starting to struggle, was bought by a group of investors that included the Daily Mail and music manager Scooter Braun, and subsequently revamped with an eye to becoming a multimedia teen superbrand.
In a sign of the changing nature of pop stardom, the latest issue - also available online and in-app - features YouTube and Musical. But there are still plenty of posters and quizzes. Seventeen launched in , but did not feature a black model on its cover until , when Joyce Walker appeared alongside a white model.
Whitney Houston also modelled for the magazine in the earlys, again alongside a white model. But although The Laufer Company, publishers of Seventeen, initially seemed reluctant to include black people in its pages, they did however launch a separate mag aimed at the African-American market. The first issue of Right On!
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