Cover of Ebony Magazine, April 1996, featuring Babyface, titled 'Babyface! Hot Hittmaker Has It All'. Highlights topics such as top hits, public officials, and millionaire NBA hunks.
Contents page of Ebony Magazine, April 1996, Vol. LI, No. 6. Featuring sections on entertainment, relationships, and notable profiles, including 'Black College Queens 1996' and articles on public figures.
Inside pages of Ebony Magazine, April 1996, showcasing profiles of industry leaders, including Andre Harrell and Manning Marable, alongside advertisements and movie listings from the era.
Cover of Misty Magazine featuring a stylish woman with curly hair, showcasing the title 'Misty' along with the tagline 'slim 'n sassy' and a cigarette, highlighting trends and beauty in women’s lifestyle.
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Cover of Ebony Magazine, April 1996, featuring Babyface, titled 'Babyface! Hot Hittmaker Has It All'. Highlights topics such as top hits, public officials, and millionaire NBA hunks.Contents page of Ebony Magazine, April 1996, Vol. LI, No. 6. Featuring sections on entertainment, relationships, and notable profiles, including 'Black College Queens 1996' and articles on public figures.Inside pages of Ebony Magazine, April 1996, showcasing profiles of industry leaders, including Andre Harrell and Manning Marable, alongside advertisements and movie listings from the era.Cover of Misty Magazine featuring a stylish woman with curly hair, showcasing the title 'Misty' along with the tagline 'slim 'n sassy' and a cigarette, highlighting trends and beauty in women’s lifestyle.

Ebony Magazine April 1996 Vol. LI, No. 6 Babyface Prince of Romance VG

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Ebony Magazine – April 1996 – Babyface “Prince of Romance” Cover – Vol. LI, No. 6 – Very Good Condition

This April 1996 issue of Ebony Magazine spotlights R&B icon Babyface on the cover, celebrated as the “Prince of Romance.” Known for shaping the sound of the '90s, Babyface opens up about working with some of the biggest names in music—Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, and Toni Braxton—and shares his secrets to creating timeless love songs. A must-have for fans of '90s R&B, hitmakers, and behind-the-scenes artistry.

Condition: Very Good. Minor edge wear visible. The exact item shown in the listing photos is what you will receive. See photos for full condition details. Includes plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

COVER STORY

Babyface: Hottest Hitmaker Shares Secrets of His Success – Page 26
By Aldore Collier
The legendary singer-songwriter and producer discusses his creative process, career evolution, and why his music continues to define love for a generation.
Cover photo by Randee St. Nicholas.

FEATURE SECTIONS

Entertainment

  • Babyface: Prince of Romance (p. 26)

Education

  • Black College Queens 1996: Profiles of accomplished and inspiring HBCU women (p. 32)

Relationships

  • Felicia & Earl: How South Africa’s talk show queen keeps love alive across continents (p. 52)

  • Why I Love Black Women: Reflections by Barry White, Dexter King, and others (p. 60)

Sports

  • Jesse Owens: Olympic Triumph Over Time and Hitlerism – By Lerone Bennett Jr. (p. 68)

  • Millionaire Hunks in the NBA: Basketball’s most eligible bachelors (p. 108)

Personalities

  • The New & Improved Vesta: A story of transformation and resilience (p. 86)

Business

  • Highest-Paid Black Public Officials: A look at unexpected top earners in public service (p. 101)

Controversy

  • Exhaling and Inhaling: A symposium debate over the film Waiting to Exhale and its portrayal of Black men and women (p. 116)

DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS

  • Speaking Of People (p. 8)

  • Letters To The Editor (p. 10)

  • Backstage, House Call, Sisterspeak, Ebony Bookshelf, Sounding Off

  • Date With A Dish: Creative Sandwiches (p. 76)

  • Fashion Fair: “Paris Suits You Softly—But Sparingly” (p. 92)

  • Strictly For Laughs (p. 84)

  • Memorable Photos (p. 30)

A soulful, insightful, and stylish issue from the mid-90s that captures not only the star power of Babyface but the evolving discussions in relationships, race, culture, and business in Black America. A standout piece for collectors of vintage Ebony and fans of classic R&B.

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