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Andy Reynolds dba Popular publicity is an LGBTQ publicist representing a rich spectrum of LGBTQ clients from scholarly publishers to the The Black Party®.
Andy Reynolds dba Popular publicity is an LGBTQ publicist representing a rich spectrum of LGBTQ clients from scholarly publishers to the The Black Party®.

Forthcoming: New book of photographs by photographer and music industry legend, Michael Alago.

Unapologetically sexy. An LBGTQ+ phenomenon.

In “Artists of Provincetown,” fine art photographer Ron Amato captures a moment in time, and a community under threat.

RuPaul interviewed in 1992 just prior to the release of his Supermodel album. Includes audio file.
I have been working closely with the MGA publicist, Andy Reynolds on getting coverage throughout the State of Arizona. To date, we have been featured in our largest online newspaper, one of Phoenix’s largest new stations and several other medium size publications. If you all haven’t yet utilized Andy, I encourage you to do so!
We hope for this to be the beginning of a long term relationship with Andy. When we purchased MGA in February we did so with some grand ideas and exciting plans, one of which was to get MGA the exposure it deserved. Andy has taken our vision and put it to action, and we are very grateful. Thank you for all you have done to help us advance Miss Gay America!
Andy, I am truly overwhelmed with all the publicity and support! There are truly no words to express how grateful I am to you for all your hard work! Thank you so much! Everyone back home is going crazy over all this press!
Andy consistently—and enthusiastically—delivers press results for Tommy Boy on a variety of projects. Andy’s always thinking out-of-the-box, taking our projects to editors most publicists would be too shy to approach. His press materials are the best written and the best looking we’ve ever seen. He does what all publicists should, but don’t do—finds angles or creates them—in order to land the stories and features.
Andy Reynolds is a great p.r. guy. His motto is “push lightly,” something I, as an editor and freelance journalist, really appreciate. It also gets him results — something some of the other, pushier flaks would do well to take into account