In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Attitude

• Porn and age verification
  Has your relationship with adult content changed?
• The rest is politics
  Issue 189 of Attitude, with future Prime Minister David Cameron on the cover, felt like a turning point for us. Five years earlier, then-Labour leader Tony Blair covered our election special, but given Labour’s historical (though no longer assured) alignment with LGBTQs, that was unsurprising. To give a Tory MP a cover was a curious choice – but, as the trust coverline suggests, it was far from an endorsement…
• Let’s talk male circumcision
  Dr Ranj Singh demystifies the procedure
• Aston Martin DBX S
  We said of this car’s predecessor, the DBX 707, that it had been turned up to 11. That being so, the genius that created this iteration of Aston’s super SUV has the volume knob in their hand
• THE GREEN MACHINE
  In the six months since being elected leader of the Green Party, Zack Polanski has upended the political arena, bringing balance to Reform’s far-right media dominance. Polanski’s brand of “bold politics” has clearly enthused UK voters, with him leading numerous polls and Green Party membership surging to 190,000 – ahead of the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats. He now leads the Attitude 101 list as our Trailblazer of the Year
• LEADING THE WAY
  Actor Fra Fee on growing up in Ireland, the importance of being “out and visible”, and the dream Sondheim role he’d love to get his hands on
• LIVING THROUGH CONVERSION THERAPY HELL
  So-called “conversion therapy” is the practice of pressuring LGBTQ+ people to “change” a same-sex attraction or deny a trans identity. It’s now eight years, five prime ministers and a change of government since we were first promised a ban, and LGBTQ+ people are still subjected to the heinous practice, which is often rooted in religious oppression. Here, Attitude speaks to Traitors star Matty Hyndman and actor and writer Emmanuel about their experiences
• Cool for the summer
  Budding German photographer Bennet Böckstiegel, 25, lives in LGBTQ+ hipster magnet Berlin – but it’s the coastal queer mecca of Spain’s Sitges that’s most shaped his sensual eye
• After the raid: fear and survival in queer Baku
  On 27 December 2025, a club in Baku, Azerbaijan, was raided by police and over 100 LGBTQ+ people were detained. N. Yad reflects on the violence and psychological impact suffered by those arrested, as well as the aftermath for the local LGBTQ+ community
• HUNGRY TO BE THINNER
  Growing up gay, bullied and body-conscious, Attitude’s Aaron Sugg reveals how he sought control through hunger, and why his recovery still feels uncertain today
• ON WITH THE SHOW
  From a tribute to Judy Garland to a new pop album, why 2026 will be more than just “a bit of a comeback” for singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright
• RECIPE FOR SUCCESS
  John Gregory-Smith on his journey to self-confidence, a new cookbook and the Middle Eastern flavours he can’t get enough of
• In Ozzy’s name
  PEUGEOT 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 Yungblud has shared his…
• Hamptons caught
  A road trip from New York’s Upper East Side and old money made new to the Hamptons playground and back via Fire Island, all aboard a freshly minted Bentley Flying Spur. The softest of landings incoming…
• Escape to Cyprus
  Whether it’s parties or peaceful seclusion you’re after, Cyprus, with its glorious beaches, mountain villages, varied nightlife and near-guaranteed sunshine, is a desirable destination all year round
• EXCESS ALL AREAS
  Upcoming film Madfabulous tells the story of the fifth Marquess of Anglesey, a 19th-century Welsh aristocrat who loved nothing more than splashing obscene amounts of cash and dressing up in extravagant women’s costumes. Here, lead actor Callum Scott Howells and director Celyn Jones discuss bringing this flamboyant eccentric to life
• JUKEBOX
  Joseph Ryan-Hicks celebrates the long-awaited return of pop pioneer Robyn with another spin of 2010’s innovative Body Talk
• RURAL GAYS AND URBAN QUEERS
  Curtis Garner is the king of the contemporary coming out story. After the success of his first novel, Isaac, the tale of a 17-year-old taking his first steps into queer life, Garner returns with a second perspective on the topic in follow-up, Orange. In it, he explores the challenges of coming out in a rural environment and emerging into an urban one. Here, James Hodge reflects on the opening chapters of the novel
• REWRITING THE SCRIPT
  Wicked star Marissa Bode is a shining example of how to overcome the stigma that surrounds those living with a disability, and she is determined to spread queer joy
• WHAT COMES NATURALLY
  With his BAFTA long-listed Ocean with David Attenborough documentary, filmmaker Toby Nowlan has sparked change in European environmental policy, while behind the camera, he’s keen to encourage diverse voices to tell nature’s stories
• DIVERSITY MATTERS
  From helping some of the best-known corporations recruit more inclusively to founding consultancy INvolve, achieving representation and diversity in business is central to everything Suki Sandhu OBE does
• CHANGING THE RULES
  Former Australian professional footballer Mitch Brown defies stereotypes. After coming out as the first openly bisexual AFL player during his retirement last year, he discusses bi-erasure both inside and outside the LGBTQ+ community
• TRANSITION OF POWER
  Bobbi Pickard has closed the London Stock Exchange, advised hundreds of global companies and helped reshape workplace inclusion – all while navigating profound personal cost. Here, she talks resilience, the backlash against trans people and the fight to make her own organisation obsolete
• FIGHT FOR THIS LOVE
  Having worked as a lawyer and as an entrepreneur establishing gay spaces for the LGBTQ+ community in his native Thailand, Danny Kittinun Daramadhaj pivoted to take up the battle for same-sex marriage in the Asian country – and won
• SUITE TALKING
  As Belmond’s vice president of sales, Daniel Pasquali reveals how his globetrotting career is transforming high-end travel, one personal experience at a time. From slow luxury to Travel with Pride, his work involves selling not just destinations, but time, inclusion and connection
• STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY
  Queer engineer Dr Mark McBride-Wright MBE has made it his mission to dismantle the macho culture of heavy industry
• INCLUSIVE VISION
  During the nine years since fashion designer Louis Gabriel Nouchi founded his eponymous label, the award-winning designer has continuously challenged the status quo by placing queer desire and diverse body shapes front and centre
• EDITOR’S PICK
  With spring on the horizon, Attitude fashion editor Joshua Graham selects some of his favourite trends to kickstart a wardrobe refresh
• FLEXING YOUR FEMININITY
  Inspired by photographer Bob Mizer, Strapp Metal’s new collection, New Romantic, explores the feminine side of fetish wear
• METROPOLE
  After countless seasons where subdued looks have dominated the trend cycle, Spring/Summer 2026 marks a return to rediscovering personal style. From the office to the streets, this season’s mantra is all about experimenting with colour, texture, cut and proportion with confidence
• PARIS HILTON
  Speaking to Attitude from La La Land, Paris Hilton took Attitude’s fabulousness quiz with pet Chihuahua, Iconic, in hand. What more do you need to know?