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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®.

Michael Alago’s love letter to analog lust

GQ – “The most interesting thing the BBC has made since I May Destroy You.”

RuPaul interviewed in 1992 just prior to the release of his Supermodel album. Includes audio file.

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

Unapologetically sexy. An LBGTQ+ phenomenon.
Andy – you have really done a great job, and may I just say again you’re my favorite publicist I’ve worked with this year!
Andy Reynolds and Popular Publicity attained significant media coverage (reviews and interviews) for our documentary, “The Queens,” in about a dozen prominent outlets. They include The Advocate, Queerty, and Chicago Reader. Andy and company also garnered the film notable attention from podcasts and social media influencers. Andy works efficiently and tirelessly — the nearly instant results quickly propelled both the sales and visibility of our film worldwide.
Andy coordinated a very successful book tour to six hospitals across the U.S. He tenaciously pitched, sought press opportunities and followed-up from six months prior to the book’s release to eight months post-release, ultimately securing a combined publicity reach of nearly 103 million (circulation + impressions).
Andy Reynolds has done an excellent job with presenting my current work to the LGBT community. Be it the recent release of “District Line,” or his ongoing involvement with BLOWOFF, Andy treats both artist and journalist with class and respect. Andy also pays close attention to detail and context, which serves both sides well. I highly recommend Andy, and Popular Publicity
I like him. He is an honorable person. He is focused. He sees the forest for the trees.