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Graham Norton, Bimini, Munroe Bergdorf, and more remember their first Attitude
Senior writer Alastair James chats to friends of Attitude about their first memories of the magazine and what it meant to them
Juno Dawson
Culture Literature
‘Why is it so many witches appeal so strongly to queer audiences?’
"I feel, as a trans woman, that there’s a very real witch-hunt in progress in 2023. It seems there is little trans people won’t be accused of online and in the media," writes Juno Dawson.
Culture Literature
Juno Dawson’s Her Majesty’s Royal Coven series is likely headed for TV
Congrats Juno!
Culture Sexuality
Stars and trailblazers gather for the Attitude 101 Lunch empowered by Bentley
Attitude 101, empowered by Bentley, shines a rainbow-coloured spotlight on the LGBTQ community.
Culture Sexuality
Juno Dawson: Trans and non-binary people have always been here
The novelist and screenwriter recites an extract from Virginia Woolf's Orlando for Speaking of Pride, empowered by Bentley
Culture Sexuality
LGBTQ stars recite iconic works of queer literature for Speaking of Pride, empowered by Bentley
An all-star cast board Bentley's Pride edition of the ‘Unifying Spur’ in a new video series for Attitude Pride at Home, in association with Klarna.
Culture Film & TV
Eurovision 2021: Juno Dawson to host Attitude Twitter takeover for Grand Final
The Attitude Eurovision Twitter Takeover hosted by Juno Dawson, sponsored by Shake Baby Shake, kicks off from 8pm BST this Saturday 22 May.
Culture Film & TV
Juno Dawson on using Grindr and Tinder as a trans woman: ‘There’s a helpful functionality’
Exclusive: Author will be hosting dating and relationships discussion at this week’s National Student Pride
Culture Sexuality
Transgender Day of Visibility: Three trans people share their inspiring stories
June Dawson, Kenny Ethan Jones and Charlie Craggs reflect on their experiences.
Culture Sexuality
Right Said Fred: Why the ‘I’m Too Sexy’ hitmakers deserve their deeply dippy place in LGBTQ history
Richard and Fred Fairbrass remain an underrated stop on the road to greater representation, writes Juno Dawson.
Culture Sexuality
‘Trans women and their partners are kept in the shadows’ – Author Juno Dawson on finding love with boyfriend Max
"I was starting to wonder if girls such as me got any sort of happy ending."
Culture Sexuality
Why ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street 2’ is the gayest slasher film of all time
The homoerotic subtext in the 1985 cult classic is pure text, writes Juno Dawson.
Culture Sexuality
Why ‘The Broken Hearts Club’ remains an underrated gay gem of a movie
Greg Berlanti's 2000 romantic comedy-drama was deceptively progressive in its unshowy portrayal of everyday gay lives, writes Juno Dawson.
Culture Sexuality
From the Legacy Virus to Iceman: A brief history of X-Men’s LGBTQ evolution
Over half a century, the Marvel comic series has successfully turned queer subtext into queer representation, writes Juno Dawson.
Culture Sexuality
Queer as Folk at 20: How Russell T Davies’ groundbreaking gay drama changed my life
Channel 4's groundbreaking gay drama left its marks on a whole generation of LGBT people, writes Juno Dawson
Culture Film & TV
Rights to Juno Dawson’s upcoming novel ‘Meat Market’ have been acquired by film and TV company
The rights of the novel have been acquired by Noel Clarke and Jason Maza's production company
Culture Film & TV
How Village People brought gayness to the masses
Juno Dawson examines the iconic disco group's enduring legacy.
Culture Sexuality
‘Why Gianni Versace should be remembered for his artistry, not his grisly end’
The designer's murder shouldn't overshadow his position as a gay fashion trailblazer, writes Juno Dawson.
Culture Sexuality
How ‘Gods and Monsters’ cast one of Hollywood’s most successful gay directors as a predator
The story of James Whale's final days is as much a work of fiction as Frankenstein’s creature, writes Juno Dawson.
Culture Sexuality
The 1950s ‘fitness’ magazine that flew under the radar of the anti-gay brigade
'Physique Pictorial' would become a cherished part of 20th century gay history, writes Juno Dawson.