Culture Film & TV
After mistaking his name for Charlie Crist, the Freakier Friday star corrected herself, explaining: “I just call him Crist, I think, because of Christ, because of his deep belief”
Style Fashion
In the trailer, released today (17 September), Beckham becomes emotional as she discusses the uphill battle to be accepted in the fashion world
News World
“If you are here on a visa and cheering on the public assassination of a political figure, prepare to be deported,” US secretary of state Marco Rubio said on X
Culture Film & TV
“Do I need to define myself so that I can play more authentically? So I won’t get pushback from audiences or whatever?” asks Alexander in his new cover interview, adding: “But also: who’s entitled to know?”
Culture Film & TV
In an exclusive interview with Attitude, Miles calls the overwhelmingly male environment of Boots “very abnormal for me – I grew up without male friends”
Culture Music
Lights, camera, action! In the face of the government stepping away from trans allyship and the news media platforming anti-trans views, is television the last safe space for trans visibility? Jamie Windust investigates
News Politics
Over the last year, Labour and much of the UK government has shifted to a less supportive position of queer people. Here, Attitude examines the policies of all of the political parties
News World
“If you are here on a visa and cheering on the public assassination of a political figure, prepare to be deported,” US secretary of state Marco Rubio said on X
News Politics
“I have heard firsthand that this has been happening in NHS settings,” said Streeting at the annual LGBTQ+ NHS Conference, highlighting his awareness of trans sexual assault and the government’s plans to address it
News UK
Coordinated by Trans+ Solidarity Alliance and Safe Space UK, 678 organisations signed a letter opposing the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s proposed bill
News World
Fox & Friends hosts Rachel Campos-Duffy, Lawrence B Jones and Kevin Corke devoted a segment to Kirk’s death on Sunday
News World
Gregory Carro ruled that murder in furtherance of an act of terrorism, and murder in the second degree as a crime of terrorism, could not stand
News World
“From a BBC point of view, we’re very aware of the concerns,” says BBC director Tim Davie, confirming his support for the European Broadcasting Union as the future of Eurovision faces uncertainty
News Politics
“The most stable relationships, the ones that last the longest, tend to be between men and women,” says Farage as he welcomes Conservative MP Danny Kruger to Reform UK
News World
Set for release after the September 16 New York hearing, the installment covers proceedings in the state court where Mangione appears
News World
Since news of his assassination broke, commentators, politicians and activists have shared messages honouring the right wing political activist’s life
Culture Film & TV
After mistaking his name for Charlie Crist, the Freakier Friday star corrected herself, explaining: “I just call him Crist, I think, because of Christ, because of his deep belief”
Culture Film & TV
The announcement comes after controversy surrounding Gascón’s past X posts, which included comments about the Muslim faith and George Floyd protests
Culture Music
Despite the break, Thirlwall has remained vocal about her desire to reunite the band
Culture Scene
“Events like this remind us that together we can transform lives,” says Founder Joshua Royal as he raises money for HIV charity Positive East through The HIV Naked Truth Gala
Culture Film & TV
It’s 40 years since US sitcom The Golden Girls made its debut across the pond — so why is a show about single women on the wrong side of 50 such an enduring hit with our community? With witty wisecracks, camp humour and LGBTQ+ themes ahead of its time, it had plenty to draw us in. Here, we look back at how Dorothy, Sophia, Blanche and Rose became the ultimate chosen family…
Culture Film & TV
The Monsters actor looked relaxed while hanging out at the Chateau Marmont, first wrapped in a towel before switching into bright yellow swim shorts
Culture Scene
Nanthan (Satha Nanthan Letchumanan), a London-based conceptual fine art photographer, talks us through shots from his series Midlife Crisis: The Emotions and Bodies Without Labels
Culture Film & TV
When we sit down, she’s quick to laugh, quick to go off on tangents, and completely candid about everything from queer visibility to her unexpected love of sharks
Culture Music
“We’re doing what is best for Montero,” said the rapper’s attorney Drew Findling – nearly a month after his 5am half-naked arrest
Style Fashion
In the trailer, released today (17 September), Beckham becomes emotional as she discusses the uphill battle to be accepted in the fashion world
Style Fashion
From iconic campaigns to a dedicated menswear Instagram, the M&S brand continues to deliver timeless style.
Style Fashion
The Armani Group confirmed the designer’s death, marking the end of a decades-long reign as an Italian fashion powerhouse.
Attitude Loves
“More than almost anywhere else we’ve visited, which as of now includes 54 different cities, it was a huge challenge to persuade local men to take part,” says Elska editor Liam Campbell
Culture Scene
After nearly 40 years of artistic silence driven by censorship and curtailment, queer artist Jon C. Woods re-emerges with a bold retrospective exhibition in Bethnal Green
Culture Sexuality
“I don’t separate the person, the sex, the art, the practice,” Jwan tells Attitude, as he talks managing his art career and co-parenting with Ricky Martin
Culture Scene
Nanthan (Satha Nanthan Letchumanan), a London-based conceptual fine art photographer, talks us through shots from his series Midlife Crisis: The Emotions and Bodies Without Labels
Life
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 Carla Antonelli has shared hers…
Life Wellbeing
“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”
