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OMG! Magazine was a lifestyle and news publication which targeted the gay & lesbian community. The magazine published articles on current affairs, travel, news and politics. The first issue was published in June 2009 as a small biweekly, until December 2010, when it began publishing in "standard magazine size" in conjunction with a new interactive website. The magazine was published from Florida by OMG Multimedia Companies, LLC which owned the registered trade mark OMG! Magazine. The new magazine was Florida centric but has national presence, including Atlanta, New York & Las Vegas. In 2010 an interactive website was created which included online dating and social networking, as well as a travel booking engine and a music player. The magazine's popularity benefited in May 2010, when it lan