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The two strongest pulls in GAY TIMES's top 10 sit on opposite sides of a media divide: Logo, a TV channel, leads at 0.89, while PinkNews, a news publisher, follows at 0.87 — and together they define the two-peak structure of this audience.
The shape is clear once you tally the subcategories across the top 10. The first cluster groups LGBTQ-focused media: Logo (0.89), PinkNews (0.87), Out Magazine (0.86), LGBTQ Nation (0.84), The Advocate (0.84), and HuffPost Queer Voices (0.84) — spanning TV channels, news publishers, and fellow magazines. The second cluster pulls toward entertainment and fashion: RuPaul's Drag Race (0.83) and RuPaul (0.83) anchor a drag-and-performance node, while Vogue Magazine (0.82) and ELLE Magazine (US) (0.82) bring in the fashion-magazine world. GAY TIMES is itself a magazine, and three of the top 10 share that subcategory — Out Magazine, Vogue, and ELLE — but the majority of neighbors are drawn from outside it, confirming that the audience's shape extends well beyond the magazine category. No other subcategory in the top 10 appears more than twice, which means the two-peak pattern is driven by thematic clustering rather than any single format dominating.
The overall picture is an audience that bridges LGBTQ media and fashion-entertainment publishing — two distinct neighborhoods held together by a shared audience composition.
