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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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Should LGBTQ+ spaces be reserved for LGBTQ+ people? • Four community members share their thoughts on allowing others into safe spaces

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Tammie Brown • It’s hard to believe that RuPaul’s Drag Race has been around for 15 years, premiering in the US on 2 February 2009. But what’s not hard to believe is how its second-eliminated contestant, the gloriously kooky Tammie Brown, remains a firm fan favourite. After also starring in the first series of All Stars (and getting the chop in episode two for a second time), Tammie’s unforgettable catchphrases and fearless reading of both RuPaul and Michelle Visage still stand out today. In this conversation filled with her trademark eccentricity, Tammie delves into her music and dreams, while also contemplating a potential return to the show that catapulted her into the global spotlight.

“Coming out at 15 proved to be an ill-fated revelation” • After growing up in a devout family in Taiwan, Salomé Chia-Ting Galicher-Chen sought freedom by attending university in France. This allowed her to finally live her truth as a lesbian and opened the door to educating her LGBTQ+-hostile family about the queer community

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Bentley Bentayga EWB • Who doesn’t love a mash up? In which Bentley takes two of its greatest hits and, by virtue of an extended mix, creates a third. You’ll be Hung Up on this one…

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ACTING ON INSTINCT • All of Us Strangers star Andrew Scott on the power of representation, embracing queer identity and the importance of understanding that sex is communication

IN THE LINE OF FIRE • Years before Putin’s troops first fired on Ukraine, Russia began an ideological war against the LGBTQ+ community. Now, the community on both sides is paying the price

A WORK OF ART • Mufseen Miah shares his story about growing up as a queer South Asian gay man in the UK and his experiences with chronic pain

“A world without drag is unthinkable” • In February 2009, RuPaul’s Drag Race made its TV debut, introducing the world to an ebullient art form that was once confined to darkened nightclubs. Fifteen years on, drag superstar The Vivienne, winner of series 1 of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK and former All Stars contestant, tells Attitude what the show has meant to her and the LGBTQ+ community

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GOLDEN GRAHAM • After 25 years in broadcasting, at the grand age of 60, Drag Race UK judge, Wheel of Fortune host and novelist Graham Norton is busier — and happier — than ever. Here, he reflects on his incredible life and career, from finding love in his fifties to hanging out with Cher, Dolly and Madonna. Here’s to a man...