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Can you be queer and vote Reform UK?
Four voices offer their take
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Grindr
Born in 2009, Grindr revolutionised queer dating and sex forever with its location-based app. But did it bring our community closer together or push us further apart? Here, we look at the social networking app’s highs and lows
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Songs for gay clubs and the morning after
In the first of this new regular feature, we meet singer-songwriter-producer Tsatsamis, whose music is best described as inspired by the genealogy of Bronski Beat and Soft Cell as much as it embodies the postbrat party zeitgeist
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Meg Stalter
The comedy Hacks actor has been lighting up our lives as Kayla for five series now. But how does she fare in our fabulousness quiz?
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More More Moore
He plays a contrivedly cocksure gay sex worker tormented by toxic masculinity in controversial new movie Blue Film, but with a background in boxing and poetry, rising star Kieron Moore is a more complex soul than his character. Here, he talks hating “limitations”, the role of art in bringing the difficult subject of sexual abuse out of the shadows in which it thrives, his friendship with fellow Boots alum Max Parker, and living with a “deep sense of body dysmorphia”
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Boyond the glitter ball
When Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Carlos Gu and his celebrity partner Karen Carney lifted the Glitterball Trophy after winning the 2025 series, Gu became the show’s first openly gay and the first Asian professional dancer to do so. But aside from breaking records, their partnership led to him having a life-changing epiphany, as he tells Attitude
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Can sex-positivity go too far?
As Attitude investigates the world of online sex marathons, we speak to OnlyFans star Drake Von about his plans to have sex with 1,000 men in one day. OF’s Jak White, who took part in Bonnie Blue’s 400-man “breeding mission”, also offers his take. We ask if such stunts promote sex-positivity, or if they are simply driven by clicks and cash
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Learning to live again
After being hospitalised with a life-threatening disease, Daniel Harding has had to relearn how to walk, talk and date, but he’s discovered a new love for his body
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When the Dogz Bollox fell in love
Working-class Grimsby emooutsider-turn wrestler Scotty Rawk caught the UK wrestling ed-scene’s attention when he came out as bisexu al last year. Here, he tells Attitude how nobody was more surprised than him to fall in love in the boxin g ring
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CAYAL MATHURA
As chief growth officer at creative content company Publicis Production in the US, Cayal Mathura lends his perspective on lessons from leadership and the opportunities the AI revolution can bring
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DIGBY FINE ENGLISH
Digby Fine English has been producing some of the UK’s best sparkling wines for over a decade. Its owners invited Attitude to the Dorset countryside to discuss Digby’s brand values and to reveal some exciting news
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NEW UTILITY
The rugged appeal of utilitarian style is as timeless as the perfect pair of blue jeans. This season, designers draw on functional staples and workwear resilience, elevating utilitarian silhouettes from trenchcoats to aviation jumpsuits with a sense of polished grit. Consider it sophistication with an edge – as reliable as it is refined
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A BRIEF(S) HISTORY OF MEN’S UNDERWEAR
From loincloths to jockstraps, this is the history of men’s underwear, layer by layer
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Highways, “H” and hiraeth
We take the all-electric Peugeot E-3008 on a south Wales odyssey, dropping in on Steps’ Ian “H” Watkins and next year’s EuroGames host city, Cardiff
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Unpacked Tia Kofi
Tia Kofi captured the nation’s hearts during Drag Race UK series two but went on to conquer the globe in UK vs the World. Since her crowning, she has won The Breakthrough Award at the Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards, powered by Jaguar, in 2024, and her sci-fi podcast, The Final FronTia, has just celebrated its 100th episode. Here, Tia takes us on a tour of her favourite travel experiences
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Your kind of town
For decades, Provincetown in Massachusetts has been a hub for the LGBTQ+ community, who gather there to absorb its unique vibe and to take in its cultural riches by day and by night
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Finding brotherhood
Retreats across the UK, Europe and South America are offering the chance for gay men to dive into their psyches and nurture a deeper connection with one another
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YOTEL Tokyo Ginza
Tokyo, Japan
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Kings of their castle
Buying a château “just in case there’s ever another lockdown” – who does that? Answer: Dutch couple Gijs Stork and Angelo Tromp. Since they bought their dream spot in the French countryside of Champéon, Mayenne, in northern France, they have turned it into a B&B, an artists’ residence and a cultural hub, as Stork tells us
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Beyond the singles: Tori Amos
This spring’s In Times of Dragons is the singer’s 18th album, while 2026 also marks 30 years since her decade-defining UK number one single ‘Professional Widow (It’s Got to Be Big)’. Here, Tori Amos shares her perspective on some of her lesser-known songs, as well as her new tracks
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Return of the dolls
As they downsize from a six-piece to a trio 20 years on, Pussycat Dolls Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt dish on bringing PCD back with a new single and tour, and why their LGBTQ+ fanbase still means so much
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Pride on show
From the streets to the silver screen, and now to the stage in a new musical, Pride, the story of Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM) lives on. Here, Attitude meets lead actor Sam Barnett, original LGSM member Jonathan Blake and writer Stephen Beresford
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TEESSIDE STORY
After the first series of Smoggie Queens, the Middlesbrough-set BBC Three sitcom about a group of queer friends, drew a loyal following both at home and as far away as Iceland and Australia, we meet the cast to get the gossip on the upcoming second series
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Smalltown boys
Author John Grindrod discusses his new book, Tales of the Suburbs, which paints an intriguing historical picture of LGBTQ+ lives being led in the sleepier corners of the UK. Are the suburbs the “hell” portrayed by the Pet Shop Boys, or can queer people feel quite at home there?
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Role players
Five LGBTQ+ gamers look back on the video-game characters they loved as children
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Take five
We select five of the latest gadgets you need in your life
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Ferrari 296 GTS
It’s a baby supercar with hips and haunches and a silhouette that’s drop-dead gorgeous. And, of course, it’s mighty quick. What’s not to like?
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Neighbourhood (food) watch
In this new column, Stephen Emms dishes up the latest on the UK food and drink scene. This issue, he rounds up some of the best independent eateries local to you
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BLAZING TRAILS
At this year’s event for Attitude 101, empowered by Bentley, we celebrated 101 LGBTQ+ leaders bringing valuable representation to fields ranging from finance to film and TV
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In loving memory
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 Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners shared theirs…
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Casting spells
No, it’s not an optical illusion: the images from our intergenerational cover boy shoots from issue 296 – featuring Sir Ian McKellen and Troye Sivan – share the same provocative DNA because they were shot by the same photographer. How was this eight years ago already?!
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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
