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Opinion: “When Elon Musk, Nigel Farage, Tommy Robinson and Andrew Tate take against you because of a typeface and a bright dress, be thankful,” writes Attitude publisher Darren Styles OBE
Culture Film & TV
Exclusive: In this hilarious interview, the eliminated queen also explains why a joke about Michelle Visage’s “old crumpet” boobs didn’t make the cut in the show’s roast challenge and how she “couldn’t breath” in her lip sync outfit
Culture Theatre
Exclusive: “No more tragedies, no more death and sacrifice of the queers, thank you,” the Colin from Accounts star says on her “hot as hell and stupidly funny” production
Life
In this exclusive interview, Esther Ghey, mother of our 2024 Legacy Award winner Brianna Ghey at the Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards, powered by Jaguar talks about how she’s using the memory of her daughter to bring about positive change to the community
News UK
The family of Alice Litman are campaigning to change healthcare for trans people after their daughter and sister took her own life after being let down by the system
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Including Mawaan Rizwan, Nemo, Elton John, The Blessed Madonna and Lulu
Culture Music
In this exclusive interview, the recipient of the Legacy Award supported by Virgin Atlantic, at the Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards, powered by Jaguar talks the joy of being gay, fatherhood, and ending his touring career
Culture Music
Exclusive: Jake Shears, Babydaddy and Del Marquis on their 20th anniversary shows, performing in anti-LGBTQ+ countries, and what a new album would sound like
Culture Music
“My mates are my mates, regardless of their sexuality” the star told us
Culture Film & TV
“You’re actually the first person to talk to me about this topic” the director told Attitude during a recent interview
News World
“You’re upset because at the end of the day everyone around you knows you as a delusional and grubby little control freak,” she responded on Threads
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The Rainbow Youth Project has surpassed its usually monthly quota in just six days, with one teen revealing they had made a suicide pact should Trump win
News World
As the GOP takes control of both the White House and Congress, questions loom over what his administration could mean for LGBTQ+ rights and protections in the US
News World
The city was chosen over the UK’s Gloucestershire, which came in second place
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“I believe the government has no right over my body as a woman, and that the decisions over my body should come ONLY from myself and my doctor. Kamala Harris will protect that for us,” the actor wrote in a passionate Instagram post
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“The Japanese government must take action to legalise same-sex marriage across the country,” said a spokesperson from Amnesty International
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“Bidding to host WorldPride 2030 is the next logical step in our mission to champion LGBTQ+ rights,” said Pride in London’s Chief Executive
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Beneath the Surface, a new Sky Sports series produced and directed by Gunning, tackles the pressures of breaking barriers in sports
News UK
The first-of-its-kind report was compiled in partnership between OutBritain and Open Economy Network
Culture Film & TV
Exclusive: In this hilarious interview, the eliminated queen also explains why a joke about Michelle Visage’s “old crumpet” boobs didn’t make the cut in the show’s roast challenge and how she “couldn’t breath” in her lip sync outfit
Culture Theatre
Exclusive: “No more tragedies, no more death and sacrifice of the queers, thank you,” the Colin from Accounts star says on her “hot as hell and stupidly funny” production
Culture Film & TV
Exclusive: “You can find family, even if they aren’t blood family,” Cynthia tells Attitude, as Ari agrees: “Don’t be afraid to outgrow people”
Culture Film & TV
Exclusive: As the Pose icon and Golden Globe winner returns in the new drama with Elizabeth Banks, we about societal beauty standards and loving Charlotte Tilbury
Culture Film & TV
The project has been in development for four years and has reportedly been shelved, though the singer has ignited new hopes that her story could still be told on the small screen
Culture Literature
“We need more than A Room of One’s Own” said Festival Director Jorge Gárriz, addressing an assembly of LGBTQ writers, poets and literature lovers at last night’s launch at the Spanish Embassy in London
Culture Film & TV
Exclusive: “I left the next day to come back on set,” says Yeoh, who won the gong for Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, adding: “We were on a tight schedule!”
Culture Film & TV
Pop icon Ariana also praised the movie’s celebration of “beautiful differences” in a new interview with Attitude
Culture Film & TV
Exclusive: “I hope all queer kids see this story and know things are going to be OK” says Jonathan
Style Fashion
“At the beginning there was a bit of imposter syndrome there, of just like, ‘Oh, I am a Principal now?'”
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Style Fashion
Halloween has never looked so fabulous
Life Business
Opinion: “When Elon Musk, Nigel Farage, Tommy Robinson and Andrew Tate take against you because of a typeface and a bright dress, be thankful,” writes Attitude publisher Darren Styles OBE
Life Business
Exclusive: “It’s my hope that if me, a scrappy homelessness survivor from the council estates of Preston, can walk into the rooms of the most powerful people in the whole of business and declare herself royalty, then hopefully that will inspire other people to be that audacious”
Life
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