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Who is he?
As the powerhouse singer pursues a new, heavier sound on his upcoming album, we ask him which performance he would relive, plus he tells Attitude what blows his mind about queer culture today
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Should you always split the bill on a date?
Four voices offer their take
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Heather Small
Her powerhouse voice inspired generations of LGBTQ+ kids to “search for the hero inside yourself” and to feel “proud”. And after 35 years in the spotlight, ahead of a performance at the PEUGEOT Attitude PRIDE Awards Europe, supported by British Airways, M People icon Heather Small is more fabulous than ever. And just how fabulous is what this quiz will decipher…
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Music for those yearn for Y2K
Meet Eli, an American singer-songwriter who dreams of being the next big pop princess. Get to know her now before everyone else does…
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What happens when Black gay men are consumed before we are understood?
Author Andrew Akuruka reflects on his image in the photograph opposite by James Rupapara, exploring themes of race, desire and the emotional cost of being wanted as a fantasy before being known
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Jeff Bezos
Since founding Amazon in 1994, Jeff Bezos has become the world’s fourth wealthiest person (net worth: $279 billion) and a symbol of hyper-capitalism. Like his peers Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, he has often courted controversy. Here, we look back at the times Bezos and Amazon’s interactions with the LGBTQ+ community have made headlines. After all, as the company’s founder, dominant influence, public face and longtime largest shareholder, Amazon can reasonably be seen as an extension of him…
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Mersey boy
Carl Cashman, leader of the Liberal Democrats on Liverpool City Council, has been dubbed the UK’s sexiest politician. But he is far more than a pretty face…
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MADONNA AND ME: DEEPER CONFESSIONS
Madonna collaborator Stuart Price aka Confessions II co-creator, musical director and tour producer paints Attitude an intriguing portrait of what it’s like to work with the Queen of Pop and the inspiration behind her new album
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The Godfathers of gay liberation
Unravelling the dark past behind the Stonewall Inn, the cradle of gay rights, and the New York Mafia
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the human touch
Singer-songwriter Cat Burns broke through in 2022 with her hit ‘Go’ and has since become a household name, bringing Black, queer and neurodivergent visibility to The Celebrity Traitors and her second studio album How to Be Human
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Rock ’n’ representation
Placebo never set out to become queer icons. But after three decades of fearless representation and helping outsiders find their tribe, Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal reflect on the legacy of a band that never hid
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Despatches: Truth on the front line
In 2019, ABC News correspondent James Longman made headlines when he came out to a Chechen police chief accused of an anti-gay purge. While reluctant to “become the story”, it was an example of the power of being visible
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Crowning glory
Since becoming the first openly gay Miss England in 2025, Grace Richardson has channelled her platform into nature-led charity work. But her path to the crown was not without obstacles, as she shares here
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The Italian job
After decades of LGBTQ+ activism in conservative Italy, Massimo Milani reflects on their journey with husband Gino Campanella from the margins of Sicilian society to becoming figureheads of Italy’s LGBTQ+ movement
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Poetry in stop motion
With his poem Two Black Boys in Paradise now turned into a powerful and BAFTA-winning animation, Dean Atta has touched queer hearts with his unapologetic writing about sexuality and belonging
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Protest party
Every year, the annual Tuntenball, a drag ball in Graz, Austria, unites 2,500 revellers – both LGBTQ+s and their straight allies – for a night of pride, visibility and fearless celebration
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Moving the goalposts
Ever since they rescued Rugby League club Keighley Cougars in 2019, and football club Keighley Town FC six years later, married couple Ryan O’Neill (right) and Kaue Garcia have set a sporting example by running them as inclusive, LGBTQ+-friendly environments where all are welcome
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Watch and learn
How a childhood shaped by Quaker values and lifechanging disabilities led Jessica Kellgren-Fozard to become a YouTube sensation and a guiding light for others
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Porto calling
Activist and business leader Diogo Vieira da Silva is transforming Portugal’s LGBTQ+ landscape through pioneering NGOs, tourism campaigns, and the upcoming launch of Portugal Pride
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DAVID PARKE
M&S occupies a special place in British hearts. Here, David Parke, PR & social media manager for M&S Food, discusses the power of using humour in branding and why food can be camp
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CLASSICAL PRIDE
How Oliver Zeffman is reclaiming classical music’s very queer roots with Classical Pride
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High summer
Salt on skin, sun on fabric, and the slow unravelling of a scorching summer’s day. When the heat reaches its peak, give a nod to the voyeuristic ease of 70s hedonism with lightweight layers that breezily blur the body – even if all we want to wear are swimming trunks
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Seoul-searching
The Korean wave has spirited us to a nation that is taking the world by storm – from pop to skincare. We explore South Korea’s capital Seoul, the second city Busan and the ancient capital Gyeongju
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One happy island
Aruba invites LGBTQ+ guests to discover a progressive sanctuary in the heart of the Caribbean that is redefining mindful travel
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Hot hotel Ayã Resort
Cyprus
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Escape to Catania
Sicily, the island just off Italy’s “toe”, is a unique balance of different cultures and traditions. Catania, its second largest city, offers stunning architecture, plenty of intriguing sights, and delicious food to keep you coming back for more
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Unpacked Antoni Porowski
Following eight years on Queer Eye, Antoni Porowski has gone solo. His latest endeavour is Best of the World, a four-part travel series exploring Paris, Mexico, London and New York to discover authentic experiences, hidden gems and remarkable people that truly define each destination. He also serves as an executive producer on the programme, which is available to stream on Disney+ and National Geographic UK
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Healing is the New Luxury
Why southern Thailand’s quiet corners offer the ultimate restorative getaway for the modern LGBTQ+ traveller
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A part of me
When Spaniard Gustavo Antonioni first visited the dilapidated Masseria Partemio in Puglia, Italy, in 2016, he found more than just a project; he found a new home filled with unexpected connections to his own history. Today, as well as living there with his partner Marc Nijenhuis, it’s also a homestay for like-minded guests
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Confessions of a creative mind
Renowned for his refreshingly candid writing, Ryan O’Connell, creator of Netflix hit Special, discusses his latest collection of “slut diaries”, covering everything from family relationships to sex and addiction
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Jukebox
Callum Wells revisits Frank Ocean’s blond, and it’s like 10 years never went by
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The rebirth of Beetlejuice
The madcap musical story of Beetlejuice, a ghost desperate to come back to life, lights up the West End stage in “a riot of comedy and campery”
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Bearing fruit
Josh Silver on writing Fruit Fly, the runaway hit read that asks who should tell stories about the queer experience
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Mine’s a (queer) beer!
What makes beer queer? Stephen Emms takes a closer look. Plus, a round-up of elevated summer fizz
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Sharing is caring
PEUGEOT has once again donated £10,000 via the Attitude Magazine Foundation for winners of the PEUGEOT Attitude PRIDE Awards Europe, supported by British Airways, to give to a cause close to their heart. Here’s how 2025 honouree Miss Tess Tickle shared hers…
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Peugeot E-408 GT Premium
Premium. Isn’t everything “premium” nowadays, if only to make you pay the price? Coffee. Travel. Hotels. Now cars, apparently. Awkward, then, that the new Peugeot E-408 GT Premium feels terribly, ahem, premium…
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Take five
We select five of the latest gadgets you need in your life
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Finding ourselves in pixels
Charting queerness in the world of gaming
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Beyond compare
In summer 2010, Kylie uttered the immortal lines “All the lovers, that have gone before / They don’t compare to you…” and breathed new life into a staggering, 23-year career in pop – one that, 16 years later, still dominates, as this summer’s KYLIE documentary proves. Here, we zone in on one perfect summer in pop
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A Problem Shared
As seen on television, star of stages and screens both large and small, popular on either side of the hemisphere and beyond, the multi-award-winning Ms Myra DuBois humbly answers your problems
