This is the March/April 1996 issue of "StereoType," a newsletter from The Atlantic Group that focuses on gay and lesbian-related cultural events and media. It highlights notable achievements such as Jill Sobule's GLAAD Media Award for her song "I Kissed a Girl" and Melissa Etheridge's praise for Francis Dunnery's album. It reviews upcoming films like I Shot Andy Warhol, which centers on Valerie Solanas. The newsletter features interviews with prominent figures like Michael Feinstein discussing his experiences as a gay artist, Randy Crawford addressing her music's diverse fan base, and Fred Hersch reflecting on Billy Strayhorn's legacy and AIDS activism. It also promotes Atlantic Records' artists, including 7 Year Bitch, Bel Canto, and Extra Fancy, while mentioning benefit projects such as Home Alive's self-defense initiative. The content emphasizes inclusivity, artistic recognition, and community empowerment.
This is the Summer 1996 issue of "Stereo Type," The Atlantic Group's gay and lesbian newsletter. It features a wide array of LGBTQ+-centric cultural and musical updates. Highlights include Extra Fancy's debut album Sinnerman and its openly queer themes, Jewel's hit song Pieces of You addressing homophobia, and Everything But the Girl's celebrated album Walking Wounded. The Pet Shop Boys announced their new album Bilingual, while 7 Year Bitch launched their summer tour. The Braxton sisters (excluding Toni Braxton) are spotlighted for their debut album So Many Ways. The issue also promotes performances at various gay pride events and reviews artists advocating for queer representation and inclusivity in music and culture.
