Attitude Magazine

The World’s Best Gay Magazine. We pride ourselves on exclusive content and we are the premier destination for film, music, sports and pop stars plus LGBT heroes and allies that want to speak directly to gay men. Each issue has a balance of features on a diverse range of subjects, with block busting A-list celebrity exclusives and in-depth analysis of news and issues affecting the LGBT community. No other gay magazine can come anywhere near Attitude’s star pulling power, with celebrities such as James Franco, Tom Hardy, Elton John, Sacha Baron Cohen, Ian McKellen, Liam Payne, Take That, Matthew Lewis and countless more giving exclusive gay press interviews to us. Plus we have the likes of Paris Lees, Matt Lucas, David Furnish, not only appearing in the magazine but also writing for it.

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IDENTITY IN FRAME

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DEEPER SHADE OF BLEU

PRIDE ON SCREEN

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“I want young people to feel like they belong” • Rainbow Shoelace Project’s Abbie Jane reflects on the homophobia that hounded her out of school in a remote corner of New South Wales, Australia

In the world of UK drag, theatre slays… • As they prepare for their UK drag tour, Amrou reveals why masterful stagecraft sets UK artists apart from their more polished — and super-flexible — US sisters

Solidarity shortage • Are gay men doing enough to support trans men? Four voices have their say

SHOW. ME. THE. RECEIPTS. • “Bitch, I said what I said,” rapped Doja Cat on number one single ‘Paint the Town Red’, released in August 2023. It’s a lyric that sums up her public image perfectly. The previous month, she lost almost a million Instagram followers after insulting her fanbase, saying: “My fans don’t name themselves shit. If you call yourself a ‘kitten’ or fucking ‘kittenz’, that means you need to get off your phone and get a job and help your parents with the house.” Yikes. Suffice to say, the Los Angeles-born singer-songwriter doesn’t mince her words — or often apologise for them — so buckle up tight for a whistlestop tour of some of the star’s most hell-raising LGBTQ+-related public statements.

Let’s focus on prostate health • Dr Ranj Singh on the most common cancer in men in the UK

Land Rover Defender Octa • If you could only have one car for the rest of your life, for everything, this is likely it: the supreme off-roader that doubles as a supercar and dances like nobody is watching

ALL-ROUND ACTION • Whether it’s travel, sports, events or vlogging, capture the world around you with the Osmo 360 clever camera

ESSENTIAL SELECTION • Make the most of your outdoor space with these top gadgets, from karaoke to cooking up a storm

CALL TO ACTION • You can almost smell the testosterone in Boots, Netflix’s new show about a gay teen pushed to his psychological limits at military bootcamp. But far from a lesson in toxic masculinity, actor Miles Heizer of 13 Reasons Why fame reveals how the shoot helped him overcome his “extreme fear” of straight men

Love, Rage and Deeper Meaning • Not one for small talk, actor Alexander Lincoln goes deep in this interview with Attitude, talking candidly about love, bisexual visibility, political indignation — and what it means to live meaningfully in a chaotic cosmos

Where are the bi men? • “It’s just a phase.” Bisexual men are one of the LGBTQ+ community’s most closeted groups. When faced with biphobia such as this, who can blame them? Here, Attitude investigates how bi boys became the “ultimate unicorns”

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