G Magazine
LGBT magazine
G Magazine was a Brazilian gay men's magazine from 1997 until 2013 that featured frontal nudity (including erections) and articles for the gay community, created by Ana Fadigas. It was a monthly publication that sold approximately 180,000 issues every month, about half of Playboy. Its online version was G Online.
The magazine featured nude photographs of dozens of Brazilian celebrities as well as foreign celebrities, such as Warren Cuccurullo, guitarist for Duran Duran. Among these Brazilian celebrities are actors Alexandre Frota, Matheus Carrieri and Victor Wagner, model Klaus Hee, DJs, singers Rodrigo Phavanello, Márcio Aguiar and David Cardoso Junior as well as footballers of the national team and other professional teams and contestants of the Brazilian version of Big Brother and other reality shows.
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