Tiger Beat

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Tiger Beat is a longtime top selling American teen magazine. It is published by Laufer Media, Inc. of Los Angeles, California.

Beginning in 1965, Tiger Beat has consistently kept teenagers up to date with the latest in movies, music and fashion. Known for its colorful covers with photos of the latest teen idols on them, Tiger Beat has existed during five very different decades, but it has been able to adapt to each of them.

Tiger Beat's main target has always been girls ranging from the age of 10 to 19.

Nowadays, Tiger Beat still sells at most supermarkets across the United States and some other countries worldwide.

Tiger Beat was sold to Primedia late in 1998 by former publisher Sterling/MacFadden. It was purchased in 2003 by Scott Laufer, son of founder Chuck Laufer.

Laufer Media also publishes Tiger Beat's sister publication, Bop.

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